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    MathWorks Inc interior-point optimisation algorithm 'fmincon
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    Interior Point Optimisation Algorithm 'Fmincon, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Identification of a lumped-parameter model of the intervertebral joint from experimental data

    Journal: Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology

    doi: 10.3389/fbioe.2024.1304334

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    Article Snippet: The distribution parameters were calculated using the maximum composite likelihood method utilising the optimisation function fmincon in MATLAB.

    Article Title: Wheat straw direct shear simulation using discrete element method of fibrous bonded model
    Article Snippet: * Corresponding author.. E-mail address: mtekeste@iastate.edu (M https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2021 1537-5110/© 2021 IAgrE.. Published by Elsevie A discrete element method (DEM) calibration for a flexible wheat straw model for simulating direct shear test of wheat straw was investigated.

    Article Title: Identification of a lumped-parameter model of the intervertebral joint from experimental data
    Article Snippet: Using an interior-point optimisation algorithm (‘fmincon’) in MatLab the rotational stiffness in flexion-extension (FE), and the translational stiffnesses in the axial and the anterior-posterior directions were optimised to minimise the following cost function (Eq.): c f = ∑ i = n w i p i − m i 2 (1) The cost function was the sum of the weighted squared absolute error between predicted ( p i ) and measured ( m i ) motion in n DoF (where n = 8, anterior-posterior, axial, right-left translation, and flexion-extension for L2 and L3).

    Article Title: Model-predicted geometry variations to compensate material variability in the design of classical guitars
    Article Snippet: To minimise this objective function, we use Matlab’s fmincon constrained optimisation algorithm for the seven brace heights shown in Fig. a.

    Article Title: Model-predicted geometry variations to compensate material variability in the design of classical guitars.
    Article Snippet: To minimise this objective function, we use Matlab’s fmincon constrained optimisation algorithm for the seven brace heights shown in Fig. 3a.



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    Optimisation routine.

    Journal: Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology

    Article Title: Identification of a lumped-parameter model of the intervertebral joint from experimental data

    doi: 10.3389/fbioe.2024.1304334

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Optimisation routine.

    Article Snippet: Using an interior-point optimisation algorithm (‘fmincon’) in MatLab the rotational stiffness in flexion-extension (FE), and the translational stiffnesses in the axial and the anterior-posterior directions were optimised to minimise the following cost function (Eq.): c f = ∑ i = n w i p i − m i 2 (1) The cost function was the sum of the weighted squared absolute error between predicted ( p i ) and measured ( m i ) motion in n DoF (where n = 8, anterior-posterior, axial, right-left translation, and flexion-extension for L2 and L3).

    Techniques: