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Extended Zeros and Model Matching

SIAM Journal on Control and Optimization, 1991
The authors study the constraints imposed upon the zeros of \(k(z)\)-linear maps \(P(z): U(z)\to Y(z)\) and \(M(z): R(z)\to U(z)\) by reason of the fact tht they satisfy the model matching equation \(T(z)=P(z)M(z)\), in which \(T(z): R(z)\to Y(z)\) is \(k(z)\)-linear as well over the field \(k(z)\) of rational functions in \(z\) having coefficients in ...
Sain, Michael K., Wyman, Bostwick F., Peczkowski, Joseph L.   +2 more
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Model reduction by phase matching

Mathematics of Control, Signals, and Systems, 1989
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Michael Green, Brian D. O. Anderson
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A hierarchical neural model of matching

Information Sciences, 1994
Abstract The issue of matching two fuzzy sets emerges as an essential design aspect in many algorithms of processing fuzzy information including fuzzy controllers, pattern classifiers, knowledge-based systems, etc. This paper introduces a new model of matching. The primordial features of the proposed model involve: 1.
Witold Pedrycz, Eugene Roventa
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Equivalence of canonical matching models

Games and Economic Behavior, 2020
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John Kennes, Daniel le Maire, Sebastian T. Roelsgaard   +2 more
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Model matching for signal enhancement

2014 IEEE Global Conference on Signal and Information Processing (GlobalSIP), 2014
In many advanced signal processing applications including acoustic signal enhancement, signals are not known a priori, except for some general statistical properties. These properties are typically encapsulated in statistical models. It is then intuitively expected that by matching these models, target signals can be recovered. Consequently, the aim of
Mehrez Souden, Biing-Hwang Fred Juang
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Complementarities and Substitutabilities in Matching Models [PDF]

Rivista internazionale di scienze sociali : 2, 2008, 2006
This paper describes an equilibrium matching model with two types of workers producing two different intermediate goods. Labour markets are perfectly segmented, but productive complementarities between sectors and productive substitutability within sectors arise. This deeply changes the effects of labour market policies.
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Parikh Matching in the Streaming Model

2012
Let S be a string over an alphabet Σ={σ1, σ2, …}. A Parikh-mapping maps a substring S′ of S to a |Σ|-length vector that contains, in location i of the vector, the count of σi in S′. Parikh matching refers to the problem of finding all substrings of a text T which match to a given input |Σ|-length count vector.
Lap-Kei Lee, Moshe Lewenstein, Qin Zhang 0001   +2 more
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Models of Matching of Fuzzy Sets

Kybernetes, 1993
Develops a general framework for processes of matching fuzzy quantities. Indicates how different hierarchy levels of matching indices are constructed from a relational way of description of the matching process. Making use of max‐min and min‐max fuzzy relation equations, respectively, clarifies how the entire matching proceeds.
A. Di Nola, W. Pedrycz, SESSA, SALVATORE
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Matching labor's share in a search and matching model [PDF]

, 2011
In the United States, labor’s share of income falls after a positive disturbance to productivity growth or inflation, and it remains low for some time. Previous researchers have argued that the negative relationship between productivity growth and labor’s share is puzzling. I argue otherwise.
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A deformable model for fingerprint matching

Pattern Recognition, 2005
The process of automatic fingerprint matching is affected by the nonlinear deformation introduced in the image during fingerprint sensing. Given several template impressions of a finger, we estimate the ''average'' deformation of each template impression by comparing it with the rest of the impressions of that finger.
Arun Ross, Sarat C. Dass, Anil K. Jain 0001   +2 more
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