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We show that limiting the cp-rank makes the quadratic optimization problem exhibit similar approximability behavior as the linear case, assuming a constant number of quadratic constrains.

Simulation results on a function approximation, wind prediction with real-world data, and a nonlinear channel equalization problem exhibit that the OLS based CFLN yields very simple structure having favorable performance.

The other word-based STD systems, which suffer from the OOV word problem, exhibit serious performance degradation.

The pricing problem exhibits an interesting structure that allows us to decompose it into subproblems that form a lattice.

The fully coupled problem exhibits instability at a much lower critical Lewis number than the uncoupled problem.

Furthermore, such schemes can achieve second-order convergence at KKT points, at unconstrained points in the reduced-space, and at infeasible points under suitable assumptions when the problem exhibits a specific separable structure.

The problem exhibits manifold optimal solutions (convexity), some variables have a range of non allowed values (solutions space not simply connected) and others are integers.

Traditional artificial neural architectures possess limited ability to address the scale problem exhibited by a large number of distinct pattern classes and limited training data.

A model problem exhibiting this behavior was developed in [S92] in the references.

The solution of the right problem exhibits generally a boundary layer at either end, which depends on the sign of g ( x, y ) (see [9], [10] for instance).

It is well-known that the classical Mullins-Sekerka problem exhibits kinetic scaling such that R t) ∝ t1/3 (Lifshitz & Slyozov, 1961; Rahaman, 2003; Mullins & Sekerka, 1963; Niethammer, 2000; Dai et al., 2010).