Just as a single body has a corresponding objective reality, so collections of bodies characterized by various relations also have a corresponding objective reality with isomorphic parts and relations.
Perhaps unmeasured perceived consequences that do not have a corresponding objective clinical outcome (e.g., convenience, comfort/pain, safety, etc).
The Humean problem of induction is then the problem of distinguishing good from bad inductive habits in the absence of any corresponding objective distinction.
In the same sense there is attributed to the "subjective" time of the experience a "time" of the corresponding "objective" event.
When games are used to model reactive systems with both fairness assumptions and quantitative (e.g., resource) constraints, then the corresponding objective combines both a qualitative and a quantitative component.
Given a set of possible solutions, the solution A dominates B, if the value of at least one objective in A is better than the corresponding objective value in B and the values of the remaining objectives in A are at least equal to the corresponding values in B. A is non-dominated if it is not dominated by any other solution.
Since the number of solutions has been reduced to a great extent and the corresponding objective values of the Pareto-optimal solutions are plotted intuitively in Fig. 6, it would be more efficient and convenient for the decision maker to select a preferable solution compared with optimizing eight objectives simultaneously.
Network client data are the messages exchanged in a service session and the corresponding objective is the violation of the confidentiality of the client whereas meta-data is information related to the client's location and service usage profile and the objective is the violation of the privacy of the client.
The number of producers is equal to the number of objectives ((N_{mathrm{ob}})), which means each producer is assigned to find the best fitness value (F_p( varvec{x}_p^{(g)}), (p = 1,2,cdots,N_{mathrm{ob}})) of its corresponding objective, and a number of individuals are randomly selected as the scroungers, then the rest of individuals are named as the rangers.
Given a set of possible solutions, the solution A dominates B if, the value of at least one objective in A is better than the corresponding objective value in B, and the values of the remaining objectives in A are at least equal to the corresponding values in B. We observe that the generation of test data sets is a multi-objective problem, impacted by many factors.
It should also pointed out that a good estimation of the cut-point did not necessary lead to a good estimation of the corresponding objective functions, and vice versa [ 8].
