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These disappointments led to doubts about the basic assumption that species occupying diverse niches could be compared on a common abstract scale, and ultimately led to a bifurcation of comparative neurology and psychology.
Moreover, performance targets which belong to different categories cannot be compared on a common scale.
Unfortunately, when metaheuristics are used, simulation optimization can be very much time consuming, since each solution has to be compared on a number of different environments.
It is difficult to define the relative importance of each property in CAMD problems as target properties that belong to different categories cannot be compared on a common scale.
Given an expected occupancy difference, it can be argued that the emission burdens between VTOLs and ground-based vehicles should be compared on a PKT basis rather than the VKT basis shown in Fig. 4. The results of this assessment are described in the Sensitivity Analysis.
We argue then, that the cleanest way to assess the generality vs. specificity of the neural correlates of basic EFs is with the current approach: (i) defining EFs operationally based on their effects on discrimination performance; (ii) using stimuli and tasks that allow them to be compared on a common scale, and (iii) in a high-density EEG setup, providing the required high temporal resolution.
In the end they hope to develop a means for intercalibrating their results so that such measure ments can be compared on an international basis.
The traditional position is that performance must be net of fees so that competing funds can be compared on an "apples to apples" basis.
The data were fitted to the various models so they could be compared on an equal basis.
Reproducible research is fundamental to guarantee that methods can be compared on an equal footing, a framework for reproducible research is therefore needed.
