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Input Observability and Input Reconstruction
Automatica, 1998The problem of input observability and reconstruction for linear time-invariant systems is considered. Corresponding necessary and sufficient conditions which are explicit and testable are given. The approach developed for the design of schemes for input reconstruction is based on a matrix pencil decomposition form which is obtainable using numerically
Hou, M., Patton, R. J.
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2000
The authors propose that we think of logic not merely as an inference engine, but as a way of preparing information for a more general method of input/output transformation. Four such `logics' are described, from the `simple-minded', in which all the (classically) logical consequences of a (propositional) input \(A\) are become input and the output is ...
Makinson, D., van der Torre, L.
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The authors propose that we think of logic not merely as an inference engine, but as a way of preparing information for a more general method of input/output transformation. Four such `logics' are described, from the `simple-minded', in which all the (classically) logical consequences of a (propositional) input \(A\) are become input and the output is ...
Makinson, D., van der Torre, L.
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Input price-input quantity relations and the numeraire
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 2009The fact that a competitive agent faces 'given' input prices does not necessarily mean that these prices can be completely arbitrary, especially in the long run. An obvious case, but not the only one, is when there are input--output relations among industries.
OPOCHER, ARRIGO, STEEDMAN I.
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Proceedings of the 14th annual conference companion on Genetic and evolutionary computation, 2012
Computer experiments are part of the daily business for many researchers within the area of computational intelligence. However, there is no standard for either human or computer readable documentation of computer experiments. Such a standard could considerably improve the collaboration between experimental researchers, given it is intuitive to use. In
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Computer experiments are part of the daily business for many researchers within the area of computational intelligence. However, there is no standard for either human or computer readable documentation of computer experiments. Such a standard could considerably improve the collaboration between experimental researchers, given it is intuitive to use. In
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Input is the name of a topic – the way that language 'out there' impacts the development of interlanguage, within the individual. It is perhaps the most important aspect of second language learning. This Element offers an overview of the key concepts related to input and the major lines of research exploring its nature and its role in second language ...
Sarah Beazley, Judy Halden
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Sarah Beazley, Judy Halden
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