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The computational cost by the Greedy method, the multi-level data reduction method and the developed method, are theoretically compared.

Then, three discriminators including coherent real part method, non-coherent amplitude method and non-coherent power method, are theoretically discussed, and further compared in terms of the output curve, convergence range, gain, mean square error (MSE).

The efficiency and the robustness of the proposed method are theoretically analyzed and empirically verified by a series of experiments implemented on multiple synthetic and face reconstruction problems, as compared with the classical PCA method and other typical sparse PCA methods.

The results obtained by combining the Newton's iterative method with the Galerkin's method are theoretically exact from the transverse and longitudinal displacements for anisotropic laminated beams under the axial compressive loads using the secondary parameter conversion technique, and they are validated by comparing with those available in the literature.

The Resch method is theoretically an extra capsular tightening of the anterior capsule.

Results from these two examples demonstrate that the proposed method is theoretically sound and practically useful.

Among these methods, the stochastic-process-based method is theoretically the most rigorous but also computationally the most expensive.

This method is theoretically sound, but it requires complex model specifications and assumptions that, if not correct, may result in imputation bias.

The optimum condition for the proposed method was theoretically formulated, and the effectiveness of the new method and the theoretical analysis was verified through simulations and experiments.

The convergence by the proposed method is theoretically studied.

Even though this method is theoretically feasible, it is not commercially implemented.