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The governing equations are solved by reformulating the problem in integral equation form employing Green's functions.
The effect of converting a non-linear constraint to a linear constraint by reformulating the problem on the numerical convergence has also been investigated.
A convex programming problem is solved, on-line, by reformulating the problem in terms of a piecewise smooth penalty function, and relying on a suitable analog variable structure system implementing the gradient procedure.
By reformulating the problem in statistical learning terms, a solution is proposed herewith: rather than identifying airborne particles from their scattering patterns, TAOS patterns themselves are classified through a learning machine, where feature extraction interacts with multivariate statistical analysis.
According to Benjamin, Winnicott resolves the Hegelian and Freudian dilemma (Benjamin 1988, 38), the solitary egoism of the fight to the death, by reformulating the problem of recognition at the level of fantasy and distinguishing between internal and external worlds.
We establish an identifiability result using a projection method and suitable hypotheses on the operators involved and develop an identification method by reformulating the problem into a nondegenerate problem.
Furthermore, missing texture reconstruction maximizing the SSIM index can be realized by reformulating the nonconvex problem as a quasi convex problem.
However, by reformulating the reliability problem to depend on a parameter and exploiting the regularity of the failure probability as a function of this parameter, it is shown that a substantial reduction of the computational efforts involved can be obtained.
In this paper, by reformulating the complementarity problem (1) as an implicit fixed point equation based on splittings of the system matrix A, we establish an accelerated modulus-based matrix splitting iteration algorithm and show the convergence analysis when the involved matrix of the WNCP is a P-matrix.
A computationally attractive alternative that does not rely on Gibbs energy parameters was described by Schellenberger and coworkers, who showed that the loop law can be integrated into constraint-based flux analysis by reformulating the optimization problem as a modified mixed integer program (MIP) [ 22].
