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Therefore, the use of GPU parallel capabilities offers a reliable and robust solution for real-time sensing the user's affective state.
Results show that this scheme under certain storage requirements offer a reliable and robust solution for sharing resources of any capacity in dynamic mobile peer-to-peer wireless environments.
We also propose a betatron switcher as a simple, cheap, and robust solution for multi-color operation of SASE1 and SASE2 undulators, allowing to generate 2 5 X-ray beams of different independent colors from each of these undulators for simultaneous multi-user operation.
The proposed method intends to address the drawbacks of the existing pixel-based methods by introducing an edge segment-based fast and robust solution for moving object detection.
In addition, we present a simple and robust solution for overcoming sequencing limitations commonly encountered with shRNA vectors.
These results show that we can identify driver pathways without an estimate of the background mutation rate (BMR), giving a more reliable and robust solution for the problem.
We study a new optimization scheme that generates smooth and robust solutions for Dirichlet velocity boundary control (DVBC) of conjugate heat transfer (CHT) processes.
It was also observed that at the price of higher computational costs, stochastic optimization generates more realistic and robust solutions for the design and operation of the smart electricity grid.
The numerical results indicate that the proposed Maximum-Entropy Meshless method based on the maximum entropy shape functions is able to provide stable and robust solutions for consolidation problems in porous media.
It has been shown that the shortest loop provides an effective heuristic scheme to achieve prosperous and robust solutions for the concurrent design of the loop and input/output stations.
Robust optimization can be very efficient and useful because of generation of the good and robust solutions for any possible occurrences of uncertain parameters (Mulvey et al. 1995).
