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The proposed algorithm is based on reformulating the problem as a monotonic optimization problem.

We propose an identification method based on reformulating the inverse problem ((mathcal{IP}1)) into an equivalent nondegenerate problem.

The algorithm is based on reformulating the FEM into a distributed variational inference problem on graphical models.

The second approach is based on reformulating the nonlinear model so that it provides an LPV model with a fewer number of scheduling parameters but preserves the same input output behavior.

A standard classical argument for tackling the boundary value problem for elliptic partial differential equations is based on reformulating the equation as an integral equation by using a Green's function and then invoking the theory of integral equations.

For a large class of fractional power-like kernels, we propose a new approach based on reformulating the Fourier symbols both as coefficients of a series expansion and solutions of some simple ODE models.

The three FORM procedures are then compared in the context of geotechnical examples of a confined soil element, a rock slope, and an embankment on soft ground with spatially autocorrelated undrained shear strength in the soft clay foundation, the performance function of which is based on a reformulated Spencer method with search for reliability-based critical noncircular slip surface.

Based on the reformulated systems of the piecewise almost linear equations, we propose a class of semi-iterative algorithms to find the exact solution of the problems.

Based on this reformulation, we show that the basis of the reformulated problem is closely related with the minimum cost flow problem and design a kind of network simplex method to get the integrated optimal solution of the problem.

Relevance feedback dictates that queries are reformulated, based on previously retrieved relevant and non-relevant information [23].

A certainty equivalent nonlinear model predictive control based on minimum principle is reformulated to optimise nominal cost and expected value of future recourse actions.