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The challenge to reach optimal performance in commercial fuel cells requires optimization of electrochemical activity over the entire active area.

For 128-APSK modulation, more pilots are required to reach optimal performance, due to the increased number of parameters to be estimated.

In these methods, even though some attention was paid to adjust relevant parameters to reach optimal performance, the connection between multiple transform domains and human auditory properties has not been thoroughly addressed.

We present an analysis of XCSi performance and the guidelines for a hardware implementation, showing that, although there is a dramatic reduction of available precision, the integer version of XCS can reach optimal performance in all problems considered, though it often converges more slowly than the original floating point version.

In tennis, as in many disciplines of sport, fine spatio-temporal resolution is required to reach optimal performance.

Policy makers and implementers of CHW interventions have to anticipate on and make use of the context particular to their setting to reach optimal performance.

Although cellulosic-derived biofuel is a promising technology, there are some obstacles that interfere with bioconversion processes reaching optimal performance associated with minimal capital investment.

In general, the Bayesian and random search approach were optimized very quickly (in less than 20 iterations), whereas the grid search method required many more iterations before the SVM reached optimal performance: 57 iterations (the lowest number) were required for EstateFP, and 138 (the highest number) for MACCSFP).

The influence of the dissolved oxygen set point selection on the nitrate control loop performance observed in the simulations further illustrates the need for a plant-wide optimization approach to reach optimal plant performance.

The territory division problem is the problem of dividing the search environment between cooperative seekers to reach optimal seeking performance.

The most striking observation was that all curves corresponding to the Bayesian optimization results were both shifted towards higher accuracy values and were much 'shorter', meaning that a significantly lower number of iterations was necessary in total to reach optimal SVM performance.