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Canadian Journal of Statistics, 2009
AbstractTree‐based methods are frequently used in studies with censored survival time. Their structure and ease of interpretability make them useful to identify prognostic factors and to predict conditional survival probabilities given an individual's covariates.
Bou-Hamad, Imad +5 more
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AbstractTree‐based methods are frequently used in studies with censored survival time. Their structure and ease of interpretability make them useful to identify prognostic factors and to predict conditional survival probabilities given an individual's covariates.
Bou-Hamad, Imad +5 more
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Discrete-Time Ordering Policies
IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 1979Optimum ordering policies are discussed for units with discrete failure-time distributions. The results can include a negative ordering time. Under certain conditions, there exists a finite and unique optimum policy minimizing the s-expected cost rate.
Kaio, Naoto, Osaki, Shunji
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1989
To realize a discrete-time filter with either computer software, a programmable DSP chip, or custom VLSI, a network must be specified describing the computations to be performed. For software realizations, the network corresponds to a flowchart of the filter algorithm, while for hardware realizations, the network describes the actual circuit elements ...
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To realize a discrete-time filter with either computer software, a programmable DSP chip, or custom VLSI, a network must be specified describing the computations to be performed. For software realizations, the network corresponds to a flowchart of the filter algorithm, while for hardware realizations, the network describes the actual circuit elements ...
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1996
A martingale is a particular sequence of dependent random variables. The concept comes from gambling systems but is also of great interest in Probability and Statistics.
Denis Bosq, Hung T. Nguyen
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A martingale is a particular sequence of dependent random variables. The concept comes from gambling systems but is also of great interest in Probability and Statistics.
Denis Bosq, Hung T. Nguyen
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1997
In Chapter 1 it was shown that controllers which minimize the entropy of the closed-loop system provide a simple means of trading off the robustness and performance that is usually associated with the H∞ and H2 cost functions for linear time-invariant systems.
Marc A. Peters, Pablo A. Iglesias
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In Chapter 1 it was shown that controllers which minimize the entropy of the closed-loop system provide a simple means of trading off the robustness and performance that is usually associated with the H∞ and H2 cost functions for linear time-invariant systems.
Marc A. Peters, Pablo A. Iglesias
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Continuous and Discrete Time Models
1987Most economists recognize that the use of discrete time is only an approximation, but assume (usually implicitly) that the error of approximation involved is trivially small relative to the other sorts of simplification and approximation inherent in economic theorizing.
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1996
The development of algorithms for the computation of projected dynamical systems is a topic equal in importance to that of the exploration of qualitative questions of existence, uniqueness, and stability.
Anna Nagurney, Ding Zhang
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The development of algorithms for the computation of projected dynamical systems is a topic equal in importance to that of the exploration of qualitative questions of existence, uniqueness, and stability.
Anna Nagurney, Ding Zhang
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1996
In the remaining chapters of the book we will turn our attention to feedback control problems. In solving these problems, we will find that we will frequently call on the results of Chapters 1 to 7.
Arie Feuer, Graham C. Goodwin
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In the remaining chapters of the book we will turn our attention to feedback control problems. In solving these problems, we will find that we will frequently call on the results of Chapters 1 to 7.
Arie Feuer, Graham C. Goodwin
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Colloquium : Quantum and classical discrete time crystals
Reviews of Modern Physics, 2023Christopher Monroe +2 more
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