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The method is demonstrated on the problem of finding structural design solutions with maximal frequency-to-mass ratios but can be extended to optimization of different objectives.
As further work, we think the ideas can be extended to minimax optimization problems with equality and inequality constraints and other optimization problems.
Including costs for false positive decisions, the optimization can be extended to determine optimal significance levels that maximize expected utility by balancing type I and type II errors leading to a classical Bayesian decision problem.
This framework can be extended to the design optimization of multi-layer stents used in other endovascular treatments.
So what are the limits of this approach, and can it be extended to other global-optimization problems?
As further work, we think the ideas can be extended to more general type optimization problems, in which each (a^{top}_{i}x) in the objective function to problem (P) is replaced with a convex function.
As further work, we think the ideas can be extended to more general type optimization problems, in which each (c_{i}^{top}x+c_{0i}), (d_{i} ^{top}x+d_{0i}) in the objective function to problem (P) is replaced with a convex function, respectively.
In the future, this study should be extended to address time-frequency optimization for multi-class motor imagery BCIs. a The results of FBCSP on this dataset for right vs. left hand problem are provided by the BCI lab at Institute for Infocomm Research, Singapore, using all 22 monopolar channels and the Naïve Bayes Parzen Window classifier.
We further show how this method can be extended to give an iterative optimization algorithm for haplotype phasing.
The approaches demonstrated may be extended to other engine inputs requiring online optimization.
The emphasis of this work is to demonstrate how sparsity exploiting codes (SEC), originally designed for I/O optimization, can be extended to significantly reduce storage overhead in a repository of versioned data.
