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The regime switching ECM can be explained as an expanded linear error correction model by allowing the short-run parameters to switch in different regimes.

- Error correcting codes, linear error correcting codes.

Spatial cross correlated information is incorporated with a piecewise linear vector error correction model.

These methods are based on Newton iterations, coupled with conjugate-gradient iterations to solve the resulting linear Newton-correction equation.

The single equation error correction food price model, therefore, takes the form in equation 8.

This paper presents a simple method to determine the filter coefficients by separating the M/P ratio into a linear and a cubic error correction model.

We present two possible forms of correction equations: one results in a set of non-linear, zero-dimensional, non-negative, explicit correction equations, and the other results in a non-linear, non-negative, Boltzman transport correction equation.

Then, since on a coarser grid the smooth error can be well represented, and computations are cheaper, the resulting residual equation is transferred to the coarse grid and an error correction (by solving the residual equation) is computed.

This was chosen so we may directly evaluate the performance improvement of our algorithm and avoid potential non-linear effects from forward error correction schemes.

The ADRL technique is free of residual correlation since variables stand as a single equation; it is easy to derive the error correction model from simple linear transformation by integrating short run adjustments with long run equilibrium without loss of information.

The dependence on angle is highly non-linear and thus an extra error correction was applied to the experimental error dependent upon the angle (see Supplementary data).