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Using the PLS framework, the coupled ORC system can be decomposed into multiple single-loop systems in the PLS subspace to facilitate the controller design.
In this way the relaxed problem can be decomposed into multiple stage level subproblems, each of which corresponds to a specific stage.
In this paper, aiming at learning better features specific for expression representation, we propose to construct a deep architecture, AU-inspired Deep Networks (AUDN), inspired by the psychological theory that expressions can be decomposed into multiple facial Action Units (AUs).
The numerical results indicate that the original signals can be decomposed into multiple complex exponentials with representative poles and corresponding residues, and that the new signals representing weak modes could be reconstructed by assigning a range of frequencies in terms of their relations with the poles.
In this way, the image structure can be decomposed into multiple images of different scales.
A neuron reconstruction can be decomposed into multiple segments by breaking the reconstruction at the branch point.
Time history data are decomposed into multiple time frequency resolutions using a discrete wavelet packet transform method.
A sequential distributed MPC structure is synthesized to regulate a nonlinear system whose dynamics are decomposed into multiple subsystems by community detection methods.
Multitasking refers to a design or implementation strategy by which a system is decomposed into multiple tasks that work cooperatively to offer system services.
Firstly, in terms of the locally spatial influence feature of control sources on the space domain, a complex SDDS is decomposed into multiple SDDSs with one control source and a space-decomposition based 3D fuzzy control scheme is proposed.
The original environmental loads, such as waves, currents, and winds, that act on a structure are decomposed into multiple complex exponential components are represented by a series of poles and corresponding residues.
