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The first best solution to the problem formalized by Equation 1 has the following necessary conditions for an optimal solution [7]: F i + λ G i = 0 ∀ i ∈ 1.. n (2).
Furthermore, it could encourage reckless risk taking by subordinating the claim of common stockholders to the new claim of preferred stock on the cash flows generated by the bank an incentive problem formalized by Nobel Laureate Robert Merton and others in the 1970s.
The optimization problem formalized by MITIE generalizes to solve transcript prediction also in the de novo setting, and we show in Section 4 that the MITIE strategy is superior to the dynamic programming-based strategy of Trinity.
Network Loading problems formalize these decisions in mathematical optimization models.
In this casting, the problem is formalized as a mathematical problem named state constrained stochastic reachability analysis.
They introduce a message-pruning tree structure called convoy tree, which is dynamically configured to add and prune some nodes as the target moves and the tracking problem is formalized as a multiple objective optimization problem.
This model has three features: (1) the web service selection problem is formalized as a mixed integer linear programming problem, (2) the loops peeling is adopted in the optimization, and (3) the constraints posed by stateful web services are considered.
The problem is formalized as an event driven binary linear programming problem, the output of which specifies the best time to run of smart household appliances, under a virtual power threshold constraint, taking into account the real power threshold and the forecast of consumption from not plannable loads.
First, we introduce the problem of distribution-based network control, which is an evolution of the more general network control problem (NCP) formalized by [3].
The problem is formalized and solved in a behavioral setting.
The optimization problem is formalized in terms of a Feature Model (FM), a variability model.
