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Mean Ideal Distance (MID) which measures the convergence of the Pareto fronts is provided in expression (16) bellow (Deb 2001):   {text{MID}} = frac{{sumnolimits_{i = 1}^{N} {d_{i} } }}{N}, (16 where N is number of the solutions in the Pareto optimal front and d i is the Euclidian distance between solution i and the origin and is given as the expression below.

This metrics are computed as follows: text{SM} = sqrt {frac{1}{N - 1} times sumlimits_{i = 1}^{n} {left( {d_{i} - overline{d} } right)^{2} } } (40 where (d_{i}) is the Euclidean distance between solution i and the nearest solution belonged to Pareto sets of solutions.

SM = ∑ i = 1 n - 1 d i - d ¯ ( n - 1 ) d ¯ (19 where d i is Euclidean distance between solutions i and i+1 in sorted Pareto solutions and d ¯ is average Euclidean distance.  .

where d i is the Euclidean distance between solutions i and the closest solution to it in the Pareto sets of solutions.

This metrics are calculated as follows: SM1 = sqrt {frac{1}{N - 1} times sumlimits_{i = 1}^{n} {(d_{i} - overline{d} } } )^{2} (32) where d i is the Euclidean distance between solutions i and the closest solution to it in the Pareto sets of solutions.

Figure 3d clearly demonstrates the observed 1.4 ± 0.3 pH shift between starting solution (i.e., entering PHIP polarizer) and final solution (i.e., exiting PHIP polarizer).

where E is the set of solutions from the Pareto front to be evaluated and v i is the hypercube area formed between each solution s i and a far point W dominated by all solutions.

Instead, it is possible to minimize the residual between the observation and the solution (i.e., (|hat {mathbf {z}}-mathbf {R}hat {mathbf {x}}|_{n})) and to obtain a feature vector that provides biohashes that is close to the original one.

Secondly, there is no topological connection between the last edge of the current head solution, i.e. between y, and a tail solution in T = { y)} (see Fig. 2).

The subsequent call to leftExtensions in line 32 on the arguments d = (y) and T = { y)} yields the empty set since there is no topological connection between the last edge of the current head solution, i.e. between y, and a tail solution in T = { y)} (see Fig. 2).

ANOVA confirmed an overall significant difference between "drinking solutions" (i.e., ethanol and water) [F 1,23) = 5.21 p <.05] and a significant interaction between "drinking solution" and "training days" [F 9,207) = 6.81 p <.001].