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Differential Evolution with a Population Filter,tics, it requires a relatively smaller number of calculations. This can be helpful when a model is not available and experiments have to be carried out on a real system. In the decision-making context, this method can be used on relatively short decision sequences.

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Stochastic Gradient in Learning Decision Sequences,ewed. They are presented in a unified manner in order to compare them from the point of view of their applicability to learn relatively long decision sequences of the length, say, of dozens or hundreds.

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Iterative Learning of Optimal Decision Sequences,equences (ILODS). Earlier, in Sects.?7.1 and?7.2, brief reviews of the run-to-run and iterative learning control (ILC) streams of research are presented. They serve as motivations and inspirations for the ILODS algorithm proposed in Sect.?7.3.

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Molecular Targeted Therapies in Systemic Autoimmune Diseases, and symptoms in neuroimmune diseases. In addition, the introduction of precision medicine using molecular targeted therapy is expected to lead to more efficient treatment for diverse immune diseases.

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