Computer-intensive methods in control and signal processing. The curse of dimensionality
The articles of this volume will be reviewed individually. Indexed articles: \textit{Stilman, Boris}, Fighting dimensionality with linguistic geometry: Serial and concurrent strategies, 1-47 [Zbl 0910.93006] \textit{Penney, Robert W.}, Statistical physics and the optimization of autonomous behaviour in complex virtual worlds, 49-61 [Zbl 0919.93088] \textit{Fox, Paul D.; Sutanto, Elmawati L.; Warwick, Kevin}, On merging gradient estimation with mean-tracking techniques for cluster identification, 63-72 [Zbl 0979.62045] \textit{Hangos, Katalin M.; Tuza, Zsolt}, Computational aspects of graph theoretic methods in control, 73-91 [Zbl 0910.93030] \textit{Chisci, Luigi; Marongiu, A.; Schoen, F.; Zappa, G.}, Efficient algorithms for predictive control of systems with bounded inputs, 93-104 [Zbl 0935.93031] \textit{Franke, Rüdiger; Arnold, Eckhard}, Applying new numerical algorithms to the solution of discrete-time optimal control problems, 105-117 [Zbl 0914.93023] \textit{Moreau, Yves; Vandewalle, Joos}, System modeling using composition networks, 119-140 [Zbl 0910.93009] \textit{Kulhavý, Rudolf}, Recursive nonlinear estimation of nonlinear/non-Gaussian dynamic models, 141-167 [Zbl 0916.93081] \textit{Smid, Jan; Volf, Petr; Rao, Gopal}, Monte Carlo approach to Bayesian regression modeling, 169-180 [Zbl 0928.93060] \textit{Berec, Luděk; Kárný, Miroslav}, Identification of reality in Bayesian context, 181-193 [Zbl 0927.93056] \textit{Šimandl, Miroslav; Flidr, Miroslav}, Nonlinear nonnormal dynamic models: State estimation and software, 195-207 [Zbl 0916.93006] \textit{Couvreur, Christophe}, The EM algorithm: A guided tour, 209-222 [Zbl 0965.93004] \textit{Slivinskas, Vytautas; Šimonytė, Virginija}, Estimation of quasipolynomials in noise: Theoretical, algorithmic and implementation aspects, 223-235 [Zbl 0927.93004] \textit{Nuyts, Johan; Dupont, Patrick; Mortelmans, Luc}, Iterative reconstruction of transmission sinograms with low signal to noise ratio, 237-248 [Zbl 0910.92021] \textit{Hanka, Rudolf; Harte, Thomas P.}, Curse of dimensionality: Classifying large multi-dimensional images with neural networks, 249-260 [Zbl 0904.65146] \textit{Kůrková, Vĕra}, Dimension-independent rates of approximation by neural networks, 261-270 [Zbl 0905.41011] \textit{Koska, Miloš; Rosipal, Roman; König, Artur; Trejo, Leonard J.}, Estimation of human signal detection performance from event-related potentials using feed-forward neural network model, 271-281 [Zbl 0910.92042] \textit{Kainen, Paul C.}, Utilizing geometric anomalies of high dimension: When complexity makes computation easier, 283-294 [Zbl 0906.68126] \textit{Mason, Julian D.; Hlaváčková, Kateřina; Warwick, Kevin}, Approximation using cubic B-splines with improved training speed and accuracy, 295-303 [Zbl 0904.65009]
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2017358
- Large-scale matrix computations in control
- From sampled-data control to signal processing
- The role of signal processing methods in the robust design of predictive control
- Control Perspectives on Numerical Algorithms and Matrix Problems
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1222387
- Computational methods for controller design
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4156291
- Algorithms for overcoming the curse of dimensionality for certain Hamilton-Jacobi equations arising in control theory and elsewhere
- Computational aspects of linear control
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