The paper presents the idea, the design procedure, and the simulation results that prove the relevance of the solution.
The relevance of the solution here proposed is threefold: (a) well-known control engineering techniques are applied, (b) modelling and identification of elaborated friction force models usually required for more sophisticated controllers are not needed for the solution here proposed, and (c) the control system stability margin specifications considered are adequate.
During the training session, the trainer offers guidance, e.g., in assessing the relevance of the solution to the training case.
Consequently, an important problem regarding the technical relevance of these solutions is to find the required time to get the steady-state.
Models developed in the literature have always ignored the lead times associated with delivering items to replenish the kit, thereby limiting the practical relevance of the proposed solutions.
Following a brief review rationalising the practical relevance of the engineering solutions examined, the influence of high speed impact is evaluated using linear-elastic and nonlinear beam models, as well as a nonlinear transient dynamic finite element analysis idealisation.
It helps the engineering team to detect errors or mistakes, to check solutions, to assume traceability of proof to the different stakeholders, and finally to help to argue and to assume the quality and relevance of the proposed solutions.
Defined metrics have been specifically adapted to measure: first, the usefulness and the actual relevance of the proposed solutions, and, secondly, their joint performance through their intelligent combination mainly measured as the level achieved with regard to the user satisfaction.
Finally we validated the automatically generated metabolic reaction hypotheses by manual literature review in order to assess the biological relevance of the proposed solutions with the goal of identifying suitable experimental targets.
Behind our social audit approach is the idea of epidemiology as an evolving and self-organising system, a language instead of a rigid tool, with increasingly informed community engagement increasing relevance of the emerging solutions.
Such a test-and-trial strategy often neglects the biological relevance of the layout solutions, as well as requires bioinformatics skills or resources to allow experimenting with several algorithms, many of which are not implemented as user-friendly software packages.
