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The univariate unfolding of length distributions is shown to be applicable to bivariate length diameter unfolding problems through an iterative application of the univariate technique.
MBM involves an iterative application of the following unconstrained minimization problem (where κ denotes the iteration index within time instant t+1): begin{array}{*{20}l} mathbf{p}_{j}^{kappa}(t+1)in argmin_{mathbf{p}_{j,x},mathbf{p}_{j,y}} left{f(mathbf{p}_{j})+frac{mu^{kappa}}{c^{kappa}}phileft[c^{kappa}cdot g(mathbf{p}_{j} right]right}, end{array} (21).
Furthermore, relevant parameters are selected by an iterative application of MDM based production chain analyses in combination with Pareto analysis and experimental investigations.
The solution is designed as an iterative application of Periodic Signal Mapping to refine the approximate solution obtained through the describing function method.
The paper summarizes a case study of an iterative application of this method to arrive at a set of user-space-covering personas for privacy and security features in computer-based systems, and it shows how these personas can be used to inform RE for these features.
Under the hood, LikeBetter is using an iterative application of Bayes rule called Naive Bayesian inference.
In particular, we analyze the spectral behavior of the guided filter kernel using a matrix formulation, and introduce a novel iterative application of the guided filter.
A systematic and iterative application of this approach to multiple taxonomic groups of bacteria will further enhance it, creating a knowledge base adequate for the efficient analysis of any newly sequenced genome as well as of the emerging metagenomic data.
Previous work on MES computation proposes a simple algorithm based on iterative application of the definition of a redundant clause, similar to the well-known deletion-based approach for the computation of Minimal Unsatisfiable Subformulas (MUSes).
Such studies define usually a stochastic procedure consisting of basic rules, whose iterative application generates a network with certain structural properties.
Retrosynthesis algorithms [ 32] perform a backward search for biosynthetic routes leading from a target compound to the host metabolites through iterative application of a defined set of biochemical transformation rules.
