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This problem belongs to the NP-hard class.

This problem belongs to the class of nonlinear integer optimization programs, which have no general global optimal solution.

Prabuddha et al. (1997) and Vladimir et al. (2001) showed that this problem belongs to NP-hard problem.

This problem belongs to the class of NP-Hard problem because of the vast search space and multiple constraints whose optimal solution is really difficult to find out.

This problem belongs to multi-dimensional optimisation problem in which a number of sub-problems are required to be optimised at the same time.

This problem belongs to a well-known class of blind source separation (BSS) problems, in which mixtures of recordings need to be separated with very little information about the underlying mixing process.

In the case where nodes are used for the representation, the problem belongs to the class of the node routing problems; if arcs are used, then the problem belongs to the class of the arc routing problems.

But the problem belongs to all of us.

But the ownership of the problem belongs to many, not just Detroiters, not just Young who we all know wasn't opposed to using race as a political tool in his toolbox.

In that case, the problem belongs to muscular disorders (728), to symptoms (781) or to joint disorders (719).

This optimization problem belongs to facility location problems, which are computationally hard to solve to optimality.