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Subsequently, the loading forces used during the optimization process have been obtained from the updated finite element model of the tubular scaffold construction related to the Eurocode standards.

These two steps can provide significant savings of time because the time consuming Monte Carlo raytracing is not used during the optimization process.

In particular the exposure index can be assessed by means of deterministic complex modelling systems with high computational costs that can't be used during the optimization procedure.

Thus, the genetic algorithm based on a neural network model is a better optimization method than response surface methodology and is recommended to be used during the optimization of fermentative hydrogen production process.

In this paper, the classification is achieved off-line and used during the optimization phase as mentioned above.

SCCPs mixture was used to fortify the samples of freeze-dried mussel used during the optimization of the sample preparation conditions.

In the latter, at the first cycle, the exact gradients and Hessians are computed and used; during the subsequent optimization cycles, the discrete adjoint method provides the exact gradient whereas the Hessian is updated as in quasi-Newton methods.

The HM is used, during all the optimization process, to store the best harmonies found by the algorithm.

The displacements resulted from the optimization were used during the wind tunnel tests of the wing tip demonstrator for the actuators control to change the upper surface shape of the wing.

However, logD is still a widely accepted parameter to use during the lead optimization process.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Different relative permeability curves used during the validation of the history matching optimization algorithm Open image in new window Fig. 8 Comparison between target (synthetic) and optimized volume of the produced fluid by using target and optimized sets of relative permeability (presented in Fig. 7).