I think that as Royal already mentioned, it will depend on why its coming up.
The circuit I ride regularly has a short sharp incline to a plateau after a 90 deg 2nd gear left,
which is then followed by a 180 deg hairpin. On my 1098 you were kissing the top
yoke as the wheel came up, then wrestling it down an trying to scrub speed for the
hairpin. With the pani set to 3 for wheelie control it makes a great job of letting the
wheel float at about 18 inches before the DWC drops it again perfectly for the hairpin
braking point. The whole section is in second gear.
Taking the setting to 2 or 1 gives the bike too much head for this particular section so
I leave it in 3, though it will then barely float the front anywhere else on this circuit.
Other flatter tracks I need to be in 2 or 1 as I think it's intervention loses a little too much
time when trying to get on the gas hard.