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In addition to some textbook examples we applied our software system to an example discussed in a recent research paper.
As test examples, we applied this program to calculate the linear response of bulk aluminum and a beryllium monolayer.
As numerical examples, we apply our solutions to the typical piezoelectric AlGaN/GaN bimaterial to analyze the fields induced by charged square and elliptic dislocation loops.
As two examples, we apply our method to incorporate the supervise information with PCA and Robust Sparse PCA (RSPCA) to improve their discriminative abilities.
In the numerical examples we apply the method to obtain dispersion relation of the bulk liquid and to calculate solvation and absorption spectrum of atomic boron solvated in superfluid helium.
In our examples we apply ridge regression and partial-least squares (PLS) on regression problems, while for classification problems we use ridge logistic regression and linear SVM coupled with Pearson's rank based variable selection.
In the examples, we apply the Ehrlich-type methods (1.18) for some ({N ge1}) using the following stopping criterion: varepsilon_{k} < 10^{-15 10^{-15ext{and} quad E_{f}bigl(x^{(k)}bigr) < matext{and} quad (k gE_{f}bigl
As an example, we applied this approach to calculate the average electric Nusselt numbers for horizontal circular cylinders immersed in the low Prandtl number fluids.
As an example we applied it to two metapopulation models of insect species in a highly fragmented landscape: the well-known incidence function model with a patch-based representation of space and a grid-based analogue.
As an example, we applied our results to the case of a benzene sensor, showing that its spectral properties and selectivity can be tuned by modifying geometry at a deep subwavelength scale.
For example, we applied the developed classification procedure to higher elevation drier hillslope tundra, south of the ACP, finding the rate of misclassification to increase, as algorithms/functions were initially developed explicitly for polygonal tundra similar to the ACP of northern Alaska.
