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The FE models are manually tuned to reduce the difference between the natural frequencies of the analytical solutions and the natural frequencies of the FE model calculations, respectively.
Here, τ was manually tuned to (1/N u ) where N u is the total number of frames in the utterance.
The quadratic cost function to be minimized is defined as begin{aligned} J u) = int _{0}^{infty } (mathbf x ^T Q mathbf x + u_g'Ru_g) dt end{aligned} (19)The values of weight matrix Q and R are manually tuned to yield a satisfactory response of a mathematical simulation constructed in Matlab.
The voltage offset on transport multiples and ion lenses were manually tuned to achieve optimal transmission of protein ions at elevated m/ z.
Maximum kill rates for asexual parasites, gametocytes stages I to IIb, gametocytes stages III to IV, and mature gametocytes were taken from literature [ 29- 33] when available and subsequently manually tuned to replicate parasite clearance times, recrudescence rates, reinfection rates, and gametocyte clearance times from clinical data [ 28, 34- 41].
Usually, variances of these proposals are manually tuned according to the acceptance rate of the MH algorithm (Gelman et al. 2003).
Existing approaches combining range and intensity data use a manually tuned weighting function to balance 2D and 3D alignments.
On the other hand, the validation of a genome-scale metabolic model can be a challenge due to the requirement of manually tuned pathways and due to a lack of experimental data to confirm functional pathways.
The master-worker FastFlow pattern to Bowtie2 and BWA-MEM increases the speedup for both applications and is compared to manually tuned implementations.
The reference body tilt angle is manually tuned and hard coded to enable a more efficient landing.
Furthermore, our improved StOMP algorithm does not require any tuning, unlike all other methods involving "knobs" that we manually tuned in our computations to give a reasonable reconstruction.
