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The MDFT filter bank uses double computational workload for filtering.

In contrast to previous observer-based approaches for sensor-fault-diagnosis the current method utilizes only one observer/Kalman-filter thus considerably reducing the computational workload of an FDI-system.

This is with only two workloads used; as the number of workloads increases, the benefit of evaluating workloads singly instead of jointly becomes larger and the computational workload of the joint optimization rapidly becomes infeasible.

However, the computational workload of fingerprint verification is much heavier than that of the typical PIN-based solution.

The performance of these new smoothers measured in terms of convergence acceleration and computational workload, is assessed for multi-domain implementations typical of parallelized solvers, and compared to the lexicographic point Gauss Seidel smoother.

Using parallel computing to decompose the computational workload to accelerate the execution time, the message passing interface (MPI) paradigm is well suited for handling computations when a task is divided into subtasks.

In order to quantify the expected computational workload, we also derive complexity estimates for the individual steps and provide upper bounds for the memory requirements.

However, for application designers, computational workload still needs to be distributed to heterogeneous GPUs manually and remains inefficient.

Some studies focus on the reduction of the computational workload [15 17], while others propose new filters suitable for sensing [18, 19].

To reduce the extensive computational workload due to massive fragments, a grid-clustering algorithm for fragment modeling is also proposed.

For instance, it should help reduce the computational workload during the complex decision-making processes used when carrying out planning tasks.