Multiobjective models in identification of random fields
The paper deals with mathematical models for identification problems of random fields. Two basic classes of random fields are presented and their applicability to real-life problems is emphasized. The problem of optimal identification of the random field is developed by means of kriging theory. Several multiobjective cases are considered and possible procedures for aiding the decision making identification process of random fields are discussed. Some remarks related to the application as well as to possible extensions of the presented methods are included.
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