Titlebook: Dynamic Systems and Dynamic Classification Problems in Geophysical Applications; Jacques Octave Dubois,Alexei Gvishiani Book 1998 Springer

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-49951-7Environmental modeling; Scientific data; Umweltmodellierung; Wissenschaftliche Daten; classification; ear

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Christiane Schürkmann,Nina Tessa Zahnergy, geomagnetism and natural hazard assessment. It describes the theoretical and algorithmic results of more than ten years of studies in dynamic systems and artificial intelligence applied to geophysical problems. Much in this book is a result of Franco-Soviet (1980–1991) and then Franco-Russian (1

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Eduardus Koenders,Kira Weise,Oliver Vogtme dependent. This fact gives an opportunity to formulate the condition of stability, which allows to restrict a set of classifications under consideration [79, 85, 87]. Thus, we obtain a new instrument to make the right choice of solution of a recognition problem among the set of classifications ob

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Eduardus Koenders,Kira Weise,Oliver Vogtome stable with time. Thus, a natural question arrises: how probable is it that a given unstable prediction will become stabilized in the future? In this chapter we try to answer this question. To do so we use the notion of . introduced in [86].

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