For example, to reconcile statistical optimal designs with practicality, Parker and Gennings (2008) suggest penalizing locally optimal designs with a desirability function.
Finally, we present the further work from two aspects: the joint multicast routing and channel assignment problem for optimal multicast and the practicality of proposed metrics.
Notably, as with other clinical decision support tools (e.g., medication order entry, asthma management, etc)., clinicians may choose not to use results generated by the prediction tool; this is an important aspect to consider in assessing the potential impact, practicality, and optimal implementation strategy for the tool.
The effectiveness and practicality of the optimal wind-resistant performance-based design technique are illustrated by a practical 40-story residential building.
Two building frame examples are presented to illustrate the effectiveness and practicality of the proposed optimal method.
Two building frame examples are presented to illustrate the effectiveness and practicality of the proposed optimal design method.
There is a general consensus that medically actionable genetic information, discovered in a clinical context, should be returned to individuals, although there is less agreement regarding which genetic conditions are "actionable", optimal mechanisms of return, and the practicalities of implementation.
The simulation results indicate that the developed particle swarm optimization based design methodology exhibits not only superior reliability but also high practicality, simplicity, and implementability for optimal planning of real-life CSO storage facilities.
It would be more cost-effective, and thus acceptable in a policy context, to target screening for open angle glaucoma to those at highest risk but for both practicality and equity arguments the optimal strategy was screening a general population cohort beginning at age forty.
However, due to the existence of a large solution space when considering all dimensions, simple reactive heuristics yielding sub-optimal, but feasible solutions, are required for practicality.
Nevertheless, we believe that the design represents the optimal compromise between scientific rigor and real-world practicality.
