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For a numerical purpose, the authors used an explicit finite difference scheme which is unstable and the condition of stability depends on the parameter p. In this paper, we develop a numerical semi-implicit method approaching the Perona-Malik inequality by using a splitting method [23].
Past experiments usually analyzed a sample for one target component, like ginseng or rhino horn, but the new method approaches the medicine holistically to see what plants, animals, insects or fish might be present.
This method approaches the drugs demand, estimating the number of consumers and multiplying by the amount consumed by each consumer.
In other words, as the solution improves, λ is decreased, the LMA method approaches the Gauss Newton method, and the solution distinctively speeds up to the local minimum.
In Figure 12, the proposed method approaches the solution of the alternating-coordinate technique in all the simulation runs (often reaching that result) and outperforms the greedy technique.
In Figure 8, the proposed method approaches the best solution in all the simulation runs (often reaching the best) and outperforms the greedy technique.
Oscillations that could result from a mixed stencil scheme are minimized by requiring that the limiter method approaches the center-difference method in smooth regions.
The new method approaches the problem of rate variation among lineages by proposing a series of local molecular clocks, each extending over a subregion of the full phylogeny.
This observation is corroborated by the experimental phantom study which demonstrates that the proposed method approaches the true activity concentration more closely.
However, when the matrix J T J is (almost) singular, to solve (3), λ has to be positive and for large λ the LM method approaches the steepest descent method.
This may stem from different methods approaching the scenario development, as the perception of pharmacist's role is very similar in both countries.
