It has been observed that the proposed Vroom Inspired Psychoclonal Algorithm (VIPA) outperforms the traditional well established random search algorithms (i.e. Genetic Algorithm, Simulated Annealing and Artificial Immune Systems) in the context of underlying problem; the performance being significantly improved as the problem complexity increases.
We used the keywords and medical subject headings "adrenergic beta-antagonists," "heart failure," and "congestive," as well as additional text words in combination with an established search strategy for Medline/PubMed.
We identified relevant publications using database searches with a comprehensive list of search terms and other established search methods.
We present MEMPSODE, a global optimization software tool that integrates two prominent population-based stochastic algorithms, namely Particle Swarm Optimization and Differential Evolution, with well established efficient local search procedures made available via the Merlin optimization environment.
A systematic review was conducted searching in well established literature databases considering all studies before February 2015.
Three dimensional pharmacophores and pharmacophore searches are well established in virtual screening and have been applied successfully in many prospective and retrospective drug discovery campaigns [1].
In vitro screening for bioactive components is well established as a means for searching potential candidates in vivo.
While the general process of identifying the best peptide-spectrum match (PSM) is well established for conventional data sets searched against normal proteomic sequence databases, V-gene databases contain unique sequence characteristics which pose challenges to this standard method of data interpretation.
In areas like online shopping, travel or real estate, vertical search sites are well established.
Firstly, despite a comprehensive literature search in three well established databases independently conducted by two reviewers, and careful cross referencing, we cannot exclude the possibility of having missed a relevant study.
The government added, though, that the scope of the 1985 case was not well established at the time of the 2003 search, so the assistant principal should not be subject to a lawsuit.
