Titlebook: Computer Intensive Methods in Control and Signal Processing; The Curse of Dimensi Miroslav Kárny,Kevin Warwick Book 1997 Springer Science+B

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-05502-1troduce a new norm called variation with respect to a family of functions. We derive its basic properties and give upper estimates for functions satisfying certain integral equations. For a special case, variation with respect to characteristic functions of half-spaces, we give a characterization in

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,Str?mungstechnische Messungen,mations with excellent quantitative accuracy. We describe a number of different examples in which having many parameters actually facilitates computation and we suggest connections with geometric phenomena in high-dimensional spaces. It seems that in several interesting and quite general situations,

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Fighting Dimensionality with Linguistic Geometry: Serial and Concurrent Strategies, This class of games is an adequate mathematical model for the real world multiagent systems such as combat operations, particularly, for the air force and navy problem domains. Linguistic Geometry relies on the formalization of ., which allow one to decompose the game into a hierarchy of images (su

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On Merging Gradient Estimation with Mean-Tracking Techniques for Cluster Identification, clustering algorithms. The study is motivated by the recognition that several current point-density based cluster identification algorithms could benefit from a reduction of computational demand if approximate a-priori estimates of the cluster centres present in a given data set could be supplied a

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Computational Aspects of Graph Theoretic Methods in Control,vability, analysis of disturbance rejectivity, analysis of structural stability, design of distributed SISO (single input single output) controller system structures, and the design of distributed MIMO (multiple input multiple output) controller system structures, are described in the paper as algor