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To solve this problem, a combined model based on nondominated sorting-based multiobjective bat algorithm (NSMOBA) is developed for the optimization of weight coefficients of each model to achieve high accuracy and stability results simultaneously.
A better fit was obtained using a combined model based on a single plug flow/single continuous stirred tank reactor combination with by-pass flow.
We arranged experiments to evaluate our combined model based on the perplexity and the word error rate criteria.
In a similar study, Benlamri et al. [45] have developed a combined model based on probabilistic learning techniques and ontologies to enable context processing and management in a mobile learning environment.
A combined model based on all four groups was also tested.
Particularly, the state of the art is highlighted, most important challenges, remaining problems in this field and a novel solution is proposed, named SysDICE, combining model based system engineering and artificial intelligence techniques to support for achieving efficient design.
We combine modeling based on density functional theory and experimental characterization to study a nickel based catalyst modified with Cr.
Based on this observation, we propose Project-Product Lifecycle Management (PPLM) as a combined model-based approach for planning project-product ensembles.
The combined model-based and kinematic-based estimation structure mitigates some common problems of the widely used kinematic-based estimators such as the spikes and drifting issues.
The efficient conversion process combined model-based fed-batch process design and evolution-based strain optimization enabling high SCO titer of 45 g/L and 0.25 g-SCO/g-glucose yield from hydrolysates, a 6-fold improvement in titer and 1.4-fold improvement in yield over batch wild-type process.
This analysis shows that third codon positions, redundant first codon (leucine) positions, the ND6, and the RNA genes can be included in a combined model-based analysis without drastically contradicting the general consensus from previous molecular studies.
