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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
Ming Hou 0001, Ron J. Patton
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2021 IEEE/ACM 43rd International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE), 2021
Grammar-based test generators are highly efficient in producing syntactically valid test inputs, and give their user precise control over which test inputs should be generated. Adapting a grammar or a test generator towards a particular testing goal can be tedious, though.
Rahul Gopinath +2 more
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Grammar-based test generators are highly efficient in producing syntactically valid test inputs, and give their user precise control over which test inputs should be generated. Adapting a grammar or a test generator towards a particular testing goal can be tedious, though.
Rahul Gopinath +2 more
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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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Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2020
In mice, temporally patterned inputs to the motor cortex that controls the forelimb are required for a well-trained reaching behaviour.
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In mice, temporally patterned inputs to the motor cortex that controls the forelimb are required for a well-trained reaching behaviour.
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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 ...
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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 ...
David Makinson +1 more
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Input‐to‐state stability with respect to inputs and their derivatives
International Journal of Robust and Nonlinear Control, 2003AbstractA new notion of input‐to‐state stability involving infinity norms of input derivatives up to a finite order k is introduced and characterized. An example shows that this notion of stability is indeed weaker than the usual ISS. Applications to the study of global asymptotic stability of cascaded non‐linear systems are discussed. Copyright © 2003
ANGELI, DAVID, E. SONTAG, Y. WANG
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Comparing input error for mouse and touch input
2011 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 2011Precise selection is one of the key difficulties of touch-based interaction. In some cases (such as interacting with a map-based interface), precise selection is crucial for the correct specification of information. This work investigates the difference in user input error and speed for line drawing tasks using touch and mouse-based interaction.
Eli R. Hooten, Julie A. Adams
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Cooperative multi-input shaping for arbitrary inputs
Proceedings of the 2001 American Control Conference. (Cat. No.01CH37148), 2001Input shaping is an effective tool to reduce residual vibration when maneuvering flexible structures. For multiple inputs, a common scheme is to design a shaper with zeros at every vibrational mode (a "single-input shaper") and use it for all inputs.
Matthew D. Baumgart, Lucy Y. Pao
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1974
The problem of communication between man and computer was already mentioned in chapter 9. Both learn to understand through what is termed pattern recognition. Unfortunately, the patterns recognized most easily by man (dominantly those of picture and sound) are very different from those acceptable to a computer (electrical impulses).
Kathleen Jensen, Niklaus Wirth
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The problem of communication between man and computer was already mentioned in chapter 9. Both learn to understand through what is termed pattern recognition. Unfortunately, the patterns recognized most easily by man (dominantly those of picture and sound) are very different from those acceptable to a computer (electrical impulses).
Kathleen Jensen, Niklaus Wirth
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