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This criterion is better and more general than the others, because it does not depend on the computer system and we can run each algorithm on any different computer and compare it with NFE.

The computer simulated experiments show that the suppressing noise capability of the optimal stack filters based on the MMSE criterion is better than that of the optimal stack filters based on the minimum mean absolute error (MMAE) criterion.

Our study was not designed to establish which criterion is better, but it does suggest that the length of septic shock resuscitation may vary dramatically depending on the selected perfusion goal and that the different potential targets are not equivalent or interchangeable as suggested by a recent guideline [4].

It can be seen from Figure 11 that the probability of detection under the total probability of error minimization criterion is better than that obtained using the NP criterion for the selective and non-selective soft combining schemes for the considered SNR values.

After validation and comparison with experimental results for different loading conditions and materials, it is concluded that the prediction ability of this modified multiaxial fatigue criterion is better than that of the original Lu's criterion, as well as than those of the other commonly used multiaxial fatigue criteria.

On the other hand, a combination of a domain-independent least-squares based optimization criterion with a simple problem-specific criterion is better suited to the real-world problem at hand than the simplicity-based criterion.

Additionally, this work showed that a maximum principal strain criterion was better suited to scarf joints, whereas a peak shear strain criterion was better suited to lap joints.

The fatigue lives estimation error and fatigue limit estimation error of the proposed criterion were better than that of the other criteria used for comparison.

Even for the BS methods, the operation profits criterion was better than the goodness-of-fit criterion for deriving the reservoir operating rules.

It was found that the use of a strain-based fitness criterion was better than use of a stress-based criterion, regardless of whether the load was above or below the elastic limit.

This resulted in a performance measure for these models that were estimated by cross-validation, and if the maximum value of the chosen criterion was better than the previous model, the corresponding variable was included or excluded.