The phrase "amount of objective" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning; "amount" typically refers to quantity, while "objective" is usually a noun or adjective that does not fit with "amount."
Example: "The amount of objective data collected was insufficient for the analysis."
Alternatives: "quantity of objective" or "level of objectivity."
Taste is subjective, and no amount of objective analysis is likely to alter an opinion devoutly, or stubbornly, held.
"We had a minimal amount of objective evidence.
According to Table 5, the generation cost is equal to the amount of objective function and $2032.76.
This significant value is considered equal to the amount of objective function before the optimization process (in this study, the initial power loss of the test network) multiplied by a large number (for example 104).
No amount of "objective fact" is going to change anyone's mind about what happened.
Weber noted that the importance of subjectivity in social sciences makes creation of fool-proof, universal laws much more difficult than in natural sciences and that the amount of objective knowledge that social sciences may achieve is precariously limited.
The other MOEAs were comparable when the amount of objectives used in the search was smaller, but as the amount of objectives used was increased, the results became less competitive with NSGA-III.
The NSGA-III approach improved as the amount of objectives used was increased, whereas the other algorithms did not scale as well.
Furthermore, the amount of objectives in software testing can quickly become unmanageable, in the order of (tens/hundreds of) thousands, especially for system testing of industrial size systems.
As the amount of objectives to measure increases, it becomes more difficult to rank the solutions into different fitness fronts (as an increasing amount become non-dominated, which results in many of the solutions being given the same fitness rank).
Each one of these objectives include different factors (such as stealth or avoidance of resource-consuming zones), that is why in this paper we generate different members of the hCHAC family by aggregating the initial cost functions into a different amount of objectives (from one to four) and considering a different parametrization set in each case.
