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Various approximation techniques and their underlying theory are briefly discussed.
Various adaptive approximation techniques and learning algorithms will be presented and illustrated, and directions for future research will be discussed.
We design a numerical algorithm according to the Markov chain approximation techniques and obtain numerical results of the value of dynamic fund protection.
Some of the topics covered include nonlinear optimization (convex and nonconvex), network flow problems, stochastic optimization, optimal control, discrete optimization, multi-objective programming, description of software packages, approximation techniques and heuristic approaches.
The self-learning approach promises to create a perfect balance between speed and low accuracy of function approximation techniques and high accuracy and low speed of the simulation-based techniques, additionally removing the need for massive set of examples required to train the function approximators.
Models were developed using genetic function approximation technique and were extensively validated employing different validation statistics.
By utilizing backstepping technique, an adaptive neural synchronization control scheme is developed via neural approximation technique and Nussbaum-type function method.
Based on the numerical approximation technique and the solvability of an inertial manifold, the finite-dimensional nonlinear model with nonlinear input is developed in this paper.
After compensating for uncertainties with time-varying delays by combining appropriate Lyapunov-Krasovskii function with Young's inequality, an adaptive iterative learning control scheme is designed through neural approximation technique and Nussbaum function method.
An approach based on second-order approximation technique and partial wave analysis method has been proposed for analyzing the generation of the cumulative sum frequency (SF) and difference frequency (DF) acoustic waves in a two-dimensional hard-walled waveguide.
The rigorous scheme is based on the point-dipole approximation technique and is valid for any polarization and propagation direction of an electromagnetic wave impinging upon the metafilm, unlike existing approaches whose applicability is practically confined to very specific cases of incidence.
