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Challenge of Defining Stopping Criteria in Iterative Methods
A key challenge in implementing iterative methods is determining the optimal point to halt the process. Establishing an effective stopping criterion often demands considerable additional engineering effort to prevent premature termination or unnecessary computation.
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