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Our method terminates the clustering process automatically (we will stop the cluster merging process if the current merging step does not improve the quality of clustering), and returns the remaining clusters as the predicted complexes.

Application of the method is demonstrated for calibration of hourly electricity consumption virtual sensors for 3 packaged air conditioners that are serving a small commercial building, and the method terminated the calibration process after about 3 weeks of data collection for all units with very accurate estimates of electricity consumption.

A fast CU partitioning algorithm is provided in Ref. [22] for HEVC, and this method early terminates the CU size decision process based on the Bayesian decision rule.

The method terminated when no more variables were eligible for inclusion or removal.

However, it should be noted that many algorithms in optimization and variational inequalities, such as penalty-type methods and augmented Lagrangian methods, terminate when the constraint is approximately satisfied.

Based on the EAP terminology, three entities are defined: The EAP peer which is the client asking for authentication using an EAP method, the EAP server is the entity that terminates the EAP authentication method with the peer, the EAP servers are often, but not necessarily, co-located with AAA servers.

If a search point satisfies the proposed condition while the search point is not very close to the optimal point (or the integer motion vector), the proposed method terminates a motion search at the non-optimal point.

If the two individuals are related the 'fuzzy' encryption method terminates successfully, if not the program fails.

Obtaining the ranking of the alternatives terminates the ratio system part of the MOORA method.

The method terminates finitely to an optimal solution or an indication of the infeasibility of the original problem.

The method terminates when all nodes in S ∩ T are flagged as 'visited', or, if for the remaining nodes, no path to any other node in S ∩ T exists.