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This approach is based on the use of a generalized objective function.

In this paper, a generalized objective functional, which has been developed using the combinational estimation and an extended stabilizing functional, is proposed.

In this paper, based on the semiparametric model, a generalized objective functional that considers the outliers in the measured capacitance data and the model error is proposed.

This approach is based on the minimization of a generalized objective function, which is obtained from residuals probability density function estimation.

A generalized objective functional that considers the ECT measurement information, the dynamic evolution information of a dynamic object, the temporal constraint and the spatial constraint is proposed.

This approach is based on the minimization of a generalized objective function, previous methods based on specified objective functions (such as quadratic objective functions) can be shown to be special cases.

Besides, a generalized objective-oriented sampling strategy is introduced to adaptively probe and sample more points in the interesting regions where the differences between the HF and LF models are multi-model, non-smooth and have abrupt changes.

State feedback controllers achieving such a generalized performance objective are synthesized based on verification results developed for the nonlinear L2-gain property.

Remote sensing is also well suited for change detection, but the question arises how a rate of change can be expressed in a generalized and objective way that allows comparisons between different areas.

Ding [6] introduced product FC-spaces to generalize the KKM theorem, and established the existence of equilibrium for generalized multi-objective games in FC-spaces, where the number of players was finite or infinite, and all payoffs were all set-valued mappings.

The fuzzy model of a generalized multi-objective multi-constrained optimization problem (Yang et al. 1991) can be expressed in what follows.