Sentence examples for more general objective from inspiring English sources

I extend Myersonʼs [R. Myerson, Optimal auction design, Math. Oper. Res. 6 (1981 58 73]] ironing technique to more general objective functions.

Regarding the first reason, it would be unreasonable to compare incidence-based and prevalence-based studies, just as it would be unreasonable to compare studies that focus on the cost of treating adverse effects (very concrete objective) to HIV/AIDS cohort studies that seek to determine the costs incurred throughout the study period (more general objective).

Beyond our wish to account for the 2/3 power law, our more general objective is to develop a mathematical framework, rooted in geometry, which will allow us to examine the nature of motion primitives.

As is evident from the variations on structure and content in Swedish plans compared to UK plans, limited national guidance can result in differences on whether focus should be on detailed policy measures or on more general objectives and targets.

These matrices enabled the translation of the more general performance objectives into very specific intervention goals.

A second set of problems considered a more general multi-objective formulation.

In this work we consider a more general multi-objective formulation and we present solutions based on recent developments in global dynamic optimization techniques.

In this paper, a Memetic algorithm (MA) based on genetic algorithm with two different local search strategies is proposed to maximize the modularity density, and a more general version of the objective function is used with a tunable parameter λ which can resolve the resolution limit.

Since our convergence proof is based on more general functions including an objective function and a few constraint functions, it will also enrich the optimization theory and methods.

One explanation could be that the higher level objectives are more general and thus easier to meet than the lower level objectives that are more specific.

Moreover, it is not enough to perfect rules, if the spatial vision of reference is not specifically based on the real territory, but does no more that proffer general objectives and ideological exhortations about the benefits expected from spatial consideration.