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The proposed algorithm establishes global stability results in quite a simple manner as it does not require formulation of error dynamics.
This paper studies a family of redundant binary representations NNg ℓ,k), which are based on the mathematical formulation of error control codes, in particular, on linear block codes, which are used to add redundancy and neutrality to the representations.
Although we compare with HybridShrec later, which uses such a strategy, it is not straightforward to analyze the advantage of our new formulation of optimal error correction because HybridShrec further differs in the way errors are detected.
The primary problem associated with solving the ETE is the formulation of the error source term which is required for accurately predicting the transport of the error.
We show how this approach connects to the general formulation of the errors given by Eq. (21) by using System 1 as an example.
Additionally, another difficulty in contouring control is the formulation of a contouring error model and real-time estimation of contouring error.
We also provide another approximation based on a unit-step formulation of the symbol error rate (SER).
In all previous composite adaptive controllers, the formulation of the prediction error is predicated on the critical assumption that the system uncertainty is linear in the uncertain parameters (LP uncertainty).
In order to get comparable results for the geometrical errors as measured with conventional techniques, i.e., laser interferometry, the design of the measurement setup as well as the formulation of the machine error model (including parameter correlation effects) appeared to be of major importance and are subject of this paper.
By considering a formulation of the total error similar to Eq. (15), the multilevel Monte-Carlo method aims to reduce it by decreasing the Monte Carlo error.
We obtain an analytical formulation of the phenotypic error threshold by considering the "additive assumption", in which base substitutions do not influence each other (no epistasis).
