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We use this fact to design the optimal controller and estimator with adaptive cost functions to attain the same performance at the powers other than the full power.

In heating dominated climates, such as Oslo, the aerogel granulate glazing facade does not attain the same performance as the glazing facade currently most popular, triple glazing facades.

However, Sainath et al. argue that with a large enough number of hidden units, FWS can attain the same performance as LWS, while it is technically simpler and allows the stacking of convolutional layers [12].

Since both approaches theoretically attain the same performance, the choice between the statistical detector and the beamformer-based acquisition is driven by implementation aspects, such as the computational complexity or the integration of the required signal processing structures into the downstream signal tracking architecture.

In this case, the normalised MSE of the NIBFs is slightly smaller than the error of the centralised BF for N<1600, with both estimators attaining the same performance for N=1600.

Indeed, a close look at Fig. 2 reveals that the ensemble of M=20 NIBFs with N=1000 particles per filter achieves an empirical MSE of ≈ 6 × 10−4 with a running time of ≈ 2.9 s, while the centralised BF attains the same performance with K = 20 × 800 particles and a running time of ≈ 27.2 s (as shown by the dashed horizontal line in the plot).

In some cases, discrepancies regarding the enzymatic profiles calculated are observed mainly due to the system's structure, that is, to the fact that the problem contains multiple solutions attaining the same performance in terms of objective function value but involving different enzymatic configurations, as discussed in section 2.3.

This scheme may ensure the controlled system to attain the same dynamic performance, H∞ disturbance attenuation level, as the one without signal quantization.

A more recent and rigorous study [151] has found that the largest element separation had to be at least twice the smaller separation for rats to perceive row or column patterns with an average accuracy of at least 75% correct (although later studies by some of the same authors suggest a somewhat smaller separation ratio to attain the same criterion performance [152,153]).

For example, instructional efficiency is higher for an instructional condition in which participants attain a certain performance level with a minimum investment of mental effort than for an instructional condition in which participants attain the same level of performance with a maximum investment of mental effort.

While sports cars like the Toyota 2000GT and Acura NSX were memorable, they did not attain the same level of performance — or incite the same degree of lust — as European exotics.