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For the evaluation of data from stimulus response experiments dynamic metabolic network models are generated. With an increase of reaction steps and regulatory interdependencies the amount of the simulation data becomes hard to handle. In this paper, we present the application and extension of...
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The Davis Growth Model (a dynamic steer growth model encompassing 4 fat deposition models) is currently being used by the phenotypic prediction program of the Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Beef Genetic Technologies to predict P8 fat (mm) in beef cattle to assist beef producers meet...
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Piezoelectric ultrasonic motors are superior to electromagnetic micro motors, because their efficiency remains theoretically constant during miniaturization. However, the still relatively recent technology has a considerable unexploited optimisation potential. Numerical structural analysis by...
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This paper outlines results of a sensitivity analysis on a model developed to examine water policy and land use change options in the Yass River catchment, NSW. The model has three integrated components consisting of policy, hydrological and agricultural production system models. The sensitivity...
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Sensitivity analysis is a powerful technique used to determine robustness, reliability and efficiency of a model. The main problem in this procedure is the evaluating total sensitivity indices that measure a parameter’s main effect and all the interactions involving that parameter. From a...
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We present some sensitivity results for the spatial price equilibrium problem in the case of quantity formulation model and in presence of excess supply and excess demand. The equilibrium conditions that describe the above model are expressed in terms of a time dependent variational inequality....
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This paper deals with homogenization of microscopically heterogeneous media which are subjected to finite deformations. The updated Lagrangian scheme is applied to obtain linear subproblems which can be homogenized using the two-scale convergence. Microscopic equations and homogenized stiffness...
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We address in this paper the efficient estimation of sensitivity coefficients by Monte Carlo simulations. In the context of geological performance for the risk assessment of radioactive waste repositories, a recent non-analog Monte Carlo simulation [1] based on an integral equation for the...
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Global sensitivity indices for rather complex mathematical models can be efficiently computed by Monte Carlo (or quasi-Monte Carlo) methods. These indices are used for estimating the influence of individual variables or groups of variables on the model output.
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This paper describes the functionality and implementation of COOPT. This software package implements a direct method with modified multiple shooting type techniques for solving optimal control problems of large-scale differential–algebraic equation (DAE) systems. The basic approach in COOPT is...
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