The BRIDG model is implementation-independent in the sense that it specifies the problem domain, not a specific solution.
The implementation is complete in the sense that it handles degenerate input, and it produces exact results.
The proposed NN implementation is adaptive in the sense that the utilized NN configuration is appropriately updated as the ES process evolves by performing NN retrainings using information gradually accumulated during the ES execution.
The choice of the model parameters (particularly b) as well as the implementation were successful in the sense that no subject was able to destabilize the force-feedback device to cause any discomfort or large-amplitude oscillations that would have required disabling the device, stopping the experiment, or similar.
However, it is not uncommon for pilot implementations to fail in the sense that little can be learned from them.
The control implementation is very simple in the sense that the knowledge of the robot parameters is not needed, and the only requirement on the PD and learning gains is the positive definiteness condition.
The use of evidence enables implementation which is robust in the sense that the planner needs little information about agentsʼ preferences or beliefs and agents need little information about each othersʼ preferences.
On the other hand, with true cloud-native procurement software platforms, customers don't have to worry about the hardware infrastructure, upgrades, security or maintenance because there is simply no implementation involved, in the traditional sense.
Implementation of such "competing" programmes (in the sense that they may compete for the attention and compliance of women at risk) may harm some groups if, post-vaccination, behavioural changes either increase the risk of acquisition of non-vaccine oncogenic HPV types, or reduce the uptake of effective screening and follow-up treatment of pre-clinical abnormalities.
This has important implications for REDD + policy design, in the sense that implementation costs need to be adequately considered.
