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We show in which way direct search techniques may be safeguarded by nonsmooth oracles in order to maintain convergence certificates in the presence of nonsmoothness.

For a heterogeneous test problem, the new homotopy method allows the timestep to be increased by more than six orders of magnitude relative to the unmodified equations while maintaining convergence.

Concerning (c) we observe that ICO and ISO3 will maintain their convergence properties for x0 = 0. TD-learning will converge when using a serial compound representation (see Fig. 8c).

We prove that both approaches maintain the convergence properties of the EM algorithms.

We propose techniques to maintain solution convergence and demonstrate the implementation of a specific strategy and its effect on the fidelity of the solution for some benchmark cases.

This is advantageous for a number of reasons: First, in order to maintain the convergence of the objective functional subject to minimization.

They maintain the convergence of the westward momentum flux, leading to strong polar night jet deceleration and poleward meridional flow enhancement (Andrews et al. 1987).

Such designs maintain the convergence and/or performance when the observer gain is erroneously implemented due possibly to computational errors i.e. round off errors in computing the observer gain or changes in the observer parameters during operation.

The use of the logarithmed parameters is essential in order to impose the positivity property of these parameters and hence to maintain the convergence and stability of the inversion scheme.

Then the first set of parameters is discretized into linear combinations with respect to the second set (real degrees of freedom) in a certain way so as to maintain the convergence order.

We argue that, as the CTI matures, it is important to maintain broad convergence in policy beliefs to prevent the formation of adversarial coalitions within the CTI, and/or to avoid unilateral prioritisation of powerful global interests to the detriment of national and local priorities.