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The core idea in COMAC is to let each cluster to iteratively move its subcarriers set following its immediate front cluster's set until a network convergence occur.

In summary, the approach is to start with properly chosen try-sets, that can, without major impediments, contain extraneous elements, and iteratively move the appropriate elements from the try-sets to the fixed-sets as suggested by MetaFlux.

The minimum energy location is found by iteratively moving each snaxel, following an energy minimization algorithm.

SSA was implemented by iteratively moving stations around and accepting all designs that improved a weighted sum of average spatial prediction error and calamity detection capability.

Then, after some evaluation, the algorithm iteratively moves data items with high access probabilities to the lower level so as to double their broadcast frequencies (Figure 3b,c).

This was not a linear process; instead, I iteratively moved between the developed codes and emerging patterns to develop conceptual categories (Eisenhardt 1989).

The solution space of two-way memory banking can be exhaustively explored (and, hence, optimally solved in energy point of view) by iteratively moving the upper bound k of the first bank from 1 to N−1, and finding the global minimum: (min _{k}{{E_{2}^{dyn}(0,k,N +E_{2}^{st}(0,k,N }}+Delta E_{12}).

To determine if these artefacts were due to noise produced by the heuristics of spectral partitioning, we next fine-tuned the spectral partitioning algorithm in a manner suggested by Newman [16], iteratively moving pixels from one region to another to maximize overall modularity (see Text S3).

With traditional MCMC, a point is selected within the space which is then iteratively moved around.

RNSC iteratively moves a node from one cluster to another in a randomized fashion to reduce the clustering cost.

RNSC first composes an initial random clustering, and then iteratively moves nodes between clusters to reduce the clustering's cost.