When compared with MFE, the gradient-weighted MFE (GWMFE) method has some promising properties to reduce the need of tuning.
The aim of this work consists in providing a simple and effective constraint-handling technique without the need of tuning the penalty coefficients values for any considered optimisation problem.
The need of tuning the mass flow rate in accordance to the design value is found to be important in order to keep the thermal margin and the heat transfer coefficients in the steam generators.
The main advantages of the present method are: 1) capturing the basic physics of the problem surprisingly well, even at very coarse resolutions, 2) high-order accuracy without the need of tuning a shape parameter, and 3) the inclusion of polynomials eliminates stagnation (saturation) errors.
Even now, when Teller can say, "At long last, we have a show that I'm very happy with," they treat it as a machine that is in constant need of tuning and adjustment.
The study shows that the array of proposed systems effectively controls the cylinder flexural response and interior noise over a broad frequency band without need of tuning and thus system identification of the structure.
In eSS2 we have also incorporated several methodological and numerical improvements with the double aim of (i) increasing its overall robustness and efficiency, (ii) avoiding the need of tuning of search parameters by the user (a drawback of many metaheuristics).
If interested in listening to Police on 42.4 MHz, or 460.15 MHz, etc. the radio will need to be capable of tuning the frequency and the very common NFM (Narrow band FM) mode.
To maximize the efficiency of the ET process, one needs to master the art of tuning the redox potential, especially in metalloproteins, as they represent major classes of ET proteins.
They provide tested and efficient parallelism exploitation patterns as compositional building blocks, without the need of implementing, tuning, and maintaining ad hoc solutions.
