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The results of a set of iterative and incremental algorithms indicate that the system overall performance and scalability is greatly improved through the above optimizations.
In this paper, a set of iterative learning controllers is embedded into the procedure of hierarchical steady-state optimization in decentralized mode for a class of large-scale nonlinear industrial processes.
A set of iterative equations of the hose's three-dimensional motion is derived subject to hose reeling in/out, tanker motion, gravity, and aerodynamic loads accounting for the effects of steady wind, atmospheric turbulence, and tanker wake.
A set of precise iterative formulas for the normal depth solution was developed which facilitates the calculation of the normal depth especially using spreadsheets.
Subsequent to these pre-transition activities, the transition entails a set of ongoing iterative processes that gradually shift program responsibility from the donor to the program recipient.
The framework aims to support designers and developers to the awareness of critical situations and opportunities, through a set of principles-based, iterative and momentarily application.
It contains GPU implementations of forward and backprojection operations for many scanning geometries, as well as a set of algorithms for iterative reconstruction.
BIGA searches for a set of biclusters by iterative binary divisions that allow the overlap state to be explicitly considered.
This method allowed the determination of degenerated motifs, described by a position weight matrix (PWM), in a set of sequences by iterative sampling.
This method allowed to determine degenerated motifs described by a position weight matrix (PWM, a probabilistic model of residue frequencies at each position), in a set of sequences by iterative sampling.
It takes the seven universal design principles as a set of heuristics and applies an iterative sequence of heuristic evaluation in a shopping mall, aiming to achieve a cost-effective evaluation process.
