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The superiority and efficiency of the proposed method for filter design are illustrated by means of numerical comparisons in benchmark examples from the literature.

The proposed methods are used to find the optimal layout of three benchmark examples from the literature and the results are presented and compared to the results of the conventional ant colony optimization algorithm.

The three techniques are compared using two case studies, one of which is a benchmark example from the nonlinear control literature.

Applications of the proposed design procedure to a benchmark example from the literature and to a pattern recognition problem indicate that it may improve the effectiveness of the existing methods.

The proposed approach is validated using a series of benchmark examples from both solid and fluid mechanics, demonstrating the broad range of modeling possibilities within the MPM framework when combined with appropriate anti-locking techniques and algorithms.

The proposed features are demonstrated on few benchmark examples from literature.

Four benchmark examples from literatures including those with single recovery component, multiple waste components, reactive mass separating agent, and regenerating streams are examined to illustrate the applicability of proposed approach for synthesis of various MEN's.

The computational advantage of LBM is shown by solving several benchmark examples taken from the literature and comparing the results with those obtained using well-established high resolution (HR) method.

We present benchmark examples taken from the geomechanics area.

NetGenerator is applied to relevant benchmark examples evaluating the inference for data from experiments with different stimuli.

The performance of the proposed scheme is verified using benchmark examples drawn from literature, which shows that LBM provides at least the same level of accuracy, while requiring lower computation time than the well-established high resolution finite volume method.