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Interestingly, because the static method was tuned for the medium stride length, its average error actually outperforms that of the personalized method on the same data set.

The method is tuned to be applied to 3D volumes obtaining similar results.

The parameters involved in the DPZ method are tuned based on experimental data in prior.

When the CO-OP method is tuned to reducing the peak acceleration in an elastic frame, the peak demands are substantially smaller than those of the uncontrolled frame.

Section 3 (and Appendix B) introduces and motivates my approach for quantifying the resulting acceleration errors; Section 4 provides useful estimates for the errors of individual FMM interactions; Section 5 deals with optimising the multipole-acceptance criterion; and in Section 6 the method is tuned to obtain a force accuracy target with minimal computational effort.

This apparently discouraging result has been recently interpreted to mean that each method is tuned to detect gene transfers of different ages [ 32].

In these experiments, the parameters for the Tikhonov [ 58] method are tuned to reach the best results, while the parameters of the New SURE, K-SVD, and BM3D methods are set to the default values as in their corresponding references [ 34, 47, 59]. Figure 6.

The comparison methods were tuned with the same optimization algorithm in order to find their best tuning parameters.

Unfortunately, typical feature detection methods are tuned to detect many hundreds of features to maximize successful matches in corresponding images.

These comparisons showed that all the available methods were tuned using data obtained from small to medium diameter pipes extrapolated poorly to large diameter pipelines.

Traditionally, the length of the sequences (L) was greater than the number of sequences (N), and most methods were tuned so that they could deal with any value of L, assuming N would not be a problem.