Time series analysis for system identification and diagnostics
The reasoning is based on the heuristic argument that a very small set of observations obtained from a natural dynamic system contains sufficient information about the underlying mathematical dynamic system, even though the observations are of finite precision and contain noise. The authors use time series, filter them for noise in order to `ascertain' the presence of self-generated oscillations, and then estimate some numerical characteristics of the corresponding attractor (mainly its dimension and Lyapunov exponent). Two types of statistical analyses are compared with respect to additive and non-additive noise.
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- System identifiability from finite time series
- An equation for continuous chaos
- Chaotic attractors of an infinite-dimensional dynamical system
- Extracting qualitative dynamics from experimental data
- Finite correlation dimension for stochastic systems with power-law spectra
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- Reconstructing attractors from scalar time series: A comparison of singular system and redundancy criteria
- On possible inaccuracy in quantification of chaotic motion
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- Local Lyapunov exponents computed from observed data
- Experimental nonlinear physics
- Discriminating dynamical from additive noise in the Van der Pol oscillator
- Generalized autoregression and the analysis of dynamical processes
- Fractal characteristics of the dynamics of controlled units
- On-off intermittency phenomena in a pendulum with a randomly vibrating suspension axis
- Time series analysis of complex dynamical behavior contaminated with observational noise
- Diagnosis of dynamical systems with fluctuating parameters
- Tracing of error in a time series data
- Time series analysis of the response of measurement instruments
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