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The proposed method adopts an energy function which includes a data constraint term and a gradient constraint term.

The undesirable effects of the feedback control on the residual modes are limited by including a spillover constraint term containing the residual controllability Gramian eigenvalues.

In the proposed method, a novel non local adaptive spatial constraint term is introduced to modify the objective function of GIFP_FCM.

It incorporates the Arruda and Boyce connectivity term based on Langevin statistics, the constraint term based on a generalized formulation of different tube theories and a semi-empirical concept of a strain-dependent finite extensibility parameter.

The values of the exponent n in the constraint term were found to lie in a rather wide range (−0.2 to +1) which includes predictions of four different tube theories.

In this paper, we propose a robust ℓ1-norm solution by introducing two sub-terms: LR coefficient sparsity constraint term and HR coefficient conversion term, which are able to prevent the noise transmission from noisy input to output.

For model calibration, we adopt a regularized least-squares formulation, involving (i) data mismatch, (ii) pattern connectivity, and (iii) feasibility constraint terms.

First, a closed-loop system is formed by incorporating the constraint terms into the system's dynamic equation and then the observer is designed based on the resulting closed loop system.

The values of constraint terms C, α maxk, and C k are held constant in the simulations, but could be shaped over frequency for specific applications.

The sum of deviation scores in consecutively constrained alignment columns provides a metric of evolutionary constraint, termed a rejected substitution (RS) score.

We now propose the following interpretation of the gain-constraint term.