Sentence examples for minimise an objective from inspiring English sources

A risk-based approach has been incorporated in the procedure in order to minimise an objective function that involves the mitigation actions of risks.

A widely used method to minimise an objective function is the non-linear least squares analysis (see [34] for an overview on different methods).

This type of problem can be solved using an optimisation framework, where the boundary is obtained by minimising an objective function J: Figure 8 An m dimensional dataset D is partitioned into ℋ and ℋ ̄.

The optimal integrated DER system is obtained by minimising an objective function that contains investment, operational, maintenance and environmental costs.

Subsequently, an optimisation procedure is applied to find the combination of gates and the parameters that best explain the data, by minimising an objective function that quantifies the difference between data and simulation, while penalising model size.

The operating parameters can be determined by means both of a thermodynamic and of a thermoeconomic analysis, minimising a suitable objective function by analytical or numerical mathematical methods.

The calibrated numerical model contributed to optimisation of the BTES operation by simulation of various cycles of injection and exploitation of heat with an objective to minimise the loss of heat due to dissipation to the ground.

None of the trials tried to minimise information bias by choosing an objective outcome measure, such as fever.

An initial implementation is chosen for each incoming request, subject to time-window and other constraints, and with an objective of minimising additional travel time or maximising a surrogate for future fleet capacity.

This study focuses on longitudinal continuity of care and in particular an objective of minimising the number of staff-handovers.

However, if an objective is to minimise the amount of missing data, this implies retaining a tiny fraction of the genome (e.g., 14 genes from 10 complete eukaryotic genomes in the study of Philip et al. [ 5]), rejecting a large number of genes whose paralogy history may be inferred and/or does not disturb the inference of the species phylogeny.