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A comparison of the results show that for the same number of terms the differential transform method (DTM) can only predict the solutions of a Duffing oscillator in a small range of time domains, whereas the MDTM can predict the results in a whole range of time domains accurately.

Seeing as the model fits reality, it may be used to predict the solution's performance under different operating conditions, so long as the mobility patterns share some similarity.

The results reveal that the proposed analytical method can achieve excellent results in predicting the solutions of such problems.

However, as predicted, the solutions participants proposed to the crime problem in Addison differed systematically as a function of the metaphorical frame encountered in the crime report (see Fig. 1).

In a biconditional task there are four elements (A, B, C, and D), and no individual element predicts the solution.

For all biconditional tasks, digging in one medium (A) was rewarded in the presence of cue C, while digging in medium B was rewarded in the presences of cue D. Such biconditional tasks are "configural" as no individual cue or element predicts the solution (AC+, AD−, BD+, and BC−).

This study has shown that the response surface methodology (RSM) and adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) models are successful tools to predict the polymer solution viscosity.

It would follow that we would predict the same solution types for the two colored dot experiments, which is not what is observed.

The purpose of the present paper is to introduce a method, probably for the first time, to predict the multiplicity of the solutions of nonlinear boundary value problems.

The novelty of the proposed work incorporates Voronoi clustering and Bayesian-Evidence trust management to predict the distributed security solution.

Four different collector types are tested in order to predict the most suitable solution for this study case.