A combined algorithm for identification and approximation
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This paper deals with a joint parameter estimation and finding a root or minimum point. A stochastic approximation method with truncation at random bounds is applied to root-finding of a nonlinear regression function. While the extended least squares method is used to estimate the unknown parameters in measurement errors represented by a moving average model, convergence rates of the estimator of the unknown parameters and the root or the minimum point are derived.
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