Sentence examples for four constrained from inspiring English sources
That is, the five objectives were solved one at a time, leaving the other four constrained by their most updated values.
Moreover, five widely used constrained engineering benchmark problems and four constrained mechanical design problems from the literature are chosen to test the capability of rank-iMDDE for the engineering problems.
The termination criteria were shown to perform reliably during the MOO of four constrained test functions.
The three DE-RMO algorithms and their three original DE algorithms are applied to solve four constrained DOPs from the literature.
The output file contains the input conformation, conformations from the four constrained minimizations, the local minimum, and the global minimum as well as any additional Pareto optimal local minima.
To better understand what aspect of the task was impaired by unilateral FOF inactivation we took advantage of the knowledge of the times of all the clicks and the rats' choices using our previous modeling work to fit four constrained Accumulator Models to the unilateral FOF infusion data.
Then, six constrained and three engineering design problems have been solved and obtained results are compared with other heuristic and non-heuristic solution algorithms.
Five unconstrained benchmarks, eighteen constrained benchmarks and three engineering optimization problems from the literature are solved by using the proposed hybrid approach.
Sixteen constrained benchmark and engineering design problems have been solved and the obtained results were compared with other well-known optimizers.
The performance of proposed approach named as PSOd is investigated on solving 13 nonlinear global optimization benchmark functions and three constrained engineering optimization problems.
One of the main tasks in the development of the simulator was the reduction of the twelve unconstrained degrees of freedom of two free-floating objects to ten constrained degrees of freedom of the INVERITAS movement hardware.
