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If (F) is chosen optimally for a given (p_{text{f}}), (K), and (L), then the value-added function is also a linearly homogenous Cobb Douglas on (K) and (L).
For each sample in Table 2 and each smoothing function, the smoothing parameters were tuned optimally for a given fixed initializer.
However, it has the advantage that each available RB can be optimally used for a given CQI value.
Moreover, the experiments validated the consistency of the green and yellow zones obtained in the simulation traffic flow and from the optimization model for a given optimally located MLC advance warning under various traffic regimes.
The resulting agent is a probabilistic superposition of agents that act optimally for any given θ as depicted in Figure 1b.
A further approximation of this model allows to design analytically the optimally stable sequence for a given fold.
DRGEPSA integrates two previously developed methods, directed relation graph-aided sensitivity analysis (DRGASA) and directed relation graph with error propagation (DRGEP), by first applying DRGEP to efficiently remove many unimportant species prior to sensitivity analysis to further remove unimportant species, producing an optimally small skeletal mechanism for a given error limit.
This paper presents a new architecture to integrate a library of feature extraction, Data-mining, and fusion techniques to automatically and optimally configure a classification solution for a given labeled set of training patterns.
The resulting set of feature vectors can then be used to optimize a given machine learner by GRS, which will find the feature subset optimally discriminative of PPIS participation for a given learner and dataset.
Various factors that would affect the tool behavior are identified and their effects are analyzed to optimally design a reconfigurable mold tool for a given set of process conditions.
Cauer's application of Tchebyscheff polynomials resulted in the filters now known as elliptical filters, or sometimes Cauer filters, which have optimally fast passband to stopband transitions for a given maximum attenuation variation.
