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However, a drawback arises from such model for building mappings to solve tasks with complex input-output nonlinear relationships within effort estimation problems.

Nevertheless, a drawback arises from the IDL's learning process, which consists of its costly methodology to circumvent the non-differentiability problem of increasing and decreasing operators.

Also, we present an evolutionary learning process, called DEP MGA), using a modified genetic algorithm (MGA) to design the DEP model, because a drawback arises from the gradient estimation of morphological operators in the classical learning process of the DEP, since they are not differentiable in the usual way.

An obvious drawback arises from the fact that unwanted local maxima are present due to noise introduced into the image processing.

In order to eliminate the drawbacks arising from the random variation of Tf,i, the paper proposes an exergy analysis of a flat-plate solar collector based on the assumption that Tf,i=Te=const.

In the proposed method, the inversion of the invertible sub-interval dynamic stiffness matrix is approximated by a modified approximate interval-value Sherman Morrison Woodbury formula to overcome the drawbacks arising from the dependency phenomenon of parameters and the unpredictable effect of neglecting the higher order terms in Neumann series.

Even though impressive in terms of the obtained image quality, the 17.6 T system also had its drawbacks arising from a narrow bore, limiting air circulation resulting in anaesthetic vapour accumulation leading to death of animals[11].

However, as discussed in our previous work, CSF has certain drawbacks arising from its ad hoc scheme for combining evidence from multiple species.

Finally, the minor drawback of TCH arises from the delay of image processing and incurs coarse binary picture quality, as shown in Figures 6 to 8. With the pixel-based skin color detection, the image quality is sensitive to random noise in the camera, then the noise is enlarged horizontally due to the late update of pixels information during image acquisition.

The same drawback would arise from splitting Microsoft into several "Baby Bills", each of which would inherit the software and be free to develop it as they saw fit.

We also show how to utilize the communication capacities and processing of a wireless sensor network to create new paradigms for precision agriculture applications, elucidating some of the benefits and drawbacks that arise from this distributed coding approach.