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This problem has been considered in the literature, e.g., see Yang and Draper (2003), Wang (2004) and Kerr (2006).

In previous studies, this problem has been considered to be equivalent to a static output feedback design problem, which is essentially a non-convex problem.

This problem has been considered under a pure visual sense.

The solvability of this problem has been considered in [7].

This problem has been considered in [11 13], where some direct and inverse theorems have been proved.

In Kogut and Leugering [16 18] and in Kupenko and Manzo [19] this problem has been considered in the context of linear problems (see also [20]).

By its applicative nature, several versions of this problem have been considered, such as dynamic, time-dependent versions (see e.g. [5]).

Three primary factors of this problem have been considered for this project; background illumination specifications, how individual objects absorb the light, and finally the approximation of the impulse response function in three dimensions.

Efficient solutions to this problem have been considered in the divide-and-conquer approach [ 24, 25] by rearranging the constraints in an echelon form so that the constraints containing only the desired reactions appear at the bottom.

This statistical problem has been considered before, and several methods based on the multivariate regression theory, such as partial least square regression, (PLSR) and principal component regression (PCR) have been used for such situations.

This type of problem has been considered many times over a long period of time [5].