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1994) the following calculation scheme is proposed (Fig. 2): Open image in new window Fig. 2 Calculation scheme for modeling the actions.

This new framework is an efficient hybrid intelligence machine learning scheme for modeling the kind of uncertainty associated with vagueness and imprecision.

It is concluded that, the genuinely multidimensional characteristic based (MCB) scheme, has been introduced earlier by the authors, is a robust and powerful scheme for modeling incompressible viscous flows for achieving the high accuracy and remarkable advantage in convergence rate with respect to conventional characteristic based schemes.

The review also identifies the major challenges and opportunities for prospective research, including, a new scheme for modeling the inflow, a novel method for preprocessing time series frequency based on Fast Orthogonal Search FOSS) techniques, and Swarm Intelligence (SI) as an optimization approach.

In the first part of this paper, we compare the stability and accuracy of second- and fourth-order-accurate spatial central discretizations on staggered grids with a third-order-accurate spatial discretization on an unstaggered grid, combined with a second-order leapfrog time integration scheme for modeling linear dispersive phenomena in a one-dimensional single-resonance Lorentz medium.

For groups performing large studies with a wide range of sample sizes (including mega-trials), the weighting scheme for modeling the effect of large trials may need to show more gradation, based on the target sample size.

Moreover, we opt for a description of synaptic interactions using an event-based scheme for modelling post-synaptic conductances.

Here we present a scheme for modelling soil landscape development in hummocky agricultural landscapes of formerly glaciated terrains.

In this paper, a numerical scheme for modelling the straight-through resonator with mean flow based upon the boundary integral equation method is developed.

Based on an extensive literature survey, focussed on the fracture behavior of oxide layers, and on Finite Element (FE) calculations, a general scheme for modelling creep-fatigue-oxidation interactions is proposed and discussed.

Most optimized finite-difference schemes for modeling seismic-wave propagation suppress only spatial but not temporal dispersion errors.