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The maximum entropy results are obtained by taking the partial derivatives of y w.r.t.

The growth rate of a single nanorod could be directly calculated by taking the partial derivative of r with respect to time, as indicated by Eq. 12.

The marginal effect is computed by taking the partial derivative of the dependent variable or in the case of the binary regression model, taking the partial derivative of the estimated probability model, with respect to the variable of interest [41].

Since G(r near) is a differentiable function respecting the parameters σ and (mathcal {X}_{0}), a classical gradient descent algorithm is performed by taking the partial derivative of the function (J sigma,mathcal {X}_{0})) respecting each of them.

By taking the partial derivative of Eq. (4) to x, y, z, and λ, respectively, wefurther obtain (5)In order to solve the nonlinear polynomial equation, the Buchberger algorithm to obtain the Groebner basis of the nonlinear polynomial system of Eq. (5), which has the identical solution to Eq. (5).

By taking the partial derivative on (36) with respect to P1, and setting the result to 0, we have 2 δ sd 2 N 0 + 2 P 2 δ sd 2 δ rd 2 = δ rd 2 N 0 + 2 P 1 δ sd 2 δ rd 2 N 0 2 (37).

The reference partial for is chosen by taking the mixture partial that result in the lowest correlation with respect to, provided that the components of such mixture partial belong only to and (if no partial satisfies this condition, item (e) takes place).

That is, minimize the total relevant cost function ( {text{TC}}left( {rho,m,k} right) ) over the variables ( rho ), ( m ) and ( k ) with classical differential calculus optimization techniques by taking the first partial derivatives of ( {text{TC}}left( {rho,m,k} right) ) with respect to k only since ( rho ) and m are discrete variables and ( k ) is a continuous variable.

He remembers taking the partial manuscript home.

Similarly, taking the partial derivative with respect to gives (10).

By taking the second-order partial derivatives of the Lagrangian cost function in (9), we can obtain the second-order conditions derived as (61).