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Clinical problem selection for machine learning-based clinical decision support in the intensive care unit: complexity, actionability, and the way forward. [PDF]
Front Med (Lausanne)Vinnakota A, Hodgman M, Ehrmann D.
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2016
In this chapter we derive numerical methods to solve the first-order differential equation $$\displaystyle{ \frac{dy} {dt} = f(t,y),\;\;\text{ for }\;0
Richard Khoury, Douglas Wilhelm Harder
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In this chapter we derive numerical methods to solve the first-order differential equation $$\displaystyle{ \frac{dy} {dt} = f(t,y),\;\;\text{ for }\;0
Richard Khoury, Douglas Wilhelm Harder
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2017
This chapter is devoted to initial values problems for ordinary differential equations. It discusses theory for existence, uniqueness and continuous dependence on the data of the problem. Special techniques for linear ordinary differential equations with constant coefficients are discussed in terms of matrix exponentials and their approximations. Next,
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This chapter is devoted to initial values problems for ordinary differential equations. It discusses theory for existence, uniqueness and continuous dependence on the data of the problem. Special techniques for linear ordinary differential equations with constant coefficients are discussed in terms of matrix exponentials and their approximations. Next,
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2012
In the previous chapter we derived a simple finite difference method, namely the explicit Euler method, and we indicated how this can be analysed so that we can make statements concerning its stability and order of accuracy. If Euler’s method is used with constant time step h then it is convergent with an error of order O(h) for all sufficiently smooth
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In the previous chapter we derived a simple finite difference method, namely the explicit Euler method, and we indicated how this can be analysed so that we can make statements concerning its stability and order of accuracy. If Euler’s method is used with constant time step h then it is convergent with an error of order O(h) for all sufficiently smooth
Karline Soetaert +2 more
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