For instance, Kontoravdi et al. (2007) used the Sobol' global sensitivity method to assess the sensitivity of the parameters of dynamic hybridoma model and, based on the same case study, Kiparissides et al. (2008) evaluated the performance of the Sobol' method and derivative based global sensitivity measures (DGSM) as a GSA method.
An application of both techniques is evaluated on the same case study, giving special emphasis to their performance in terms of classification success and computation time.
Paper presents comparison of ventilation needs for the same case study building located in Denmark, Estonia, Latvia and Portugal.
For comparison, GAs are also applied for the same case study with 1080 combinations of its parameters.
Thus, to illustrate the value of caspo in comparison with CellNOpt, we have performed multiple runs of it over the same case study.
Both methodologies were applied in the same case study of differing leakage components from a dairy farm steam boiler room fuelled by liquid natural gas (LNG).
The same case study of Bhopal was also investigated (Ishizaka and Labib, 2014) and a new logic gate in the fault tree method was proposed for analysing disasters and the benefits of using hybrid techniques of multiple criteria and fault analysis to evaluate and prevent disasters were demonstrated.
Furthermore, the availability of an open-source three-dimensional data is both limited and controlled and remarkably the same case study area of Newcastle in represented in Google Earth and effectively uses the same data from the same commercial supplier (see Figs. 9 and 10).
Certainly a narrow reading of Cognitive Surplus might lead one to think that it's simply more of the same case studies.
Although the use of hypothetical scenarios cannot replicate the stress of decisions made in the real life clinical situation, presentation of the same case information to each study participant overcomes the problem that no two clinical situations are ever the same, and allows the development of predictive models of the relationship between case factors and decisions [ 25].
