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As system complexity grows, the growth of the simulation capacity is being outpaced (reaching the so called simulation wall).
Moreover, classic approaches to system design with convex optimization are based on generating a flat optimization problem, where all circuit topologies have been selected, thus setting a challenging problem as system complexity grows and mixed-signal designs are approached.
Differentiation accelerates as the complexity grows.
A major issue of this approach is its huge computational complexity for large network size N, as the complexity grows exponentially as the number of communication nodes increases, along with the inherent high signaling load (backhaul traffic) between the communication nodes and a central processing unit.
As the complexity grows, the intuitive understanding of the specific processing needs becomes harder and harder.
A naive implementation of the ML detector would be computationally very demanding as its complexity grows exponentially with, and, therefore, alternatives should be sought.
As model complexity grows, the model becomes more realistic yet more difficult to solve.
As model complexity grows so does the challenge of interpretation [ 2].
Computational results show that our dynamic programming algorithm is very effective in solving (RKP) instances where a small number of coefficients change, as its complexity grows linearly with Γ.
As the model complexity grows the heuristic search component will become more and more important as it becomes infeasible to develop models by hand due to the extreme number of parameters.
The advantages of LQR with respect to traditional PI controllers were already highlighted in [14] and they become more apparent as the system complexity grows.
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