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The coefficients of the matrices of weights and biases are detailed in appendix of Salameh (2016).

Table 4 shows the matrices of weights between input, hidden and output layers.

As in the training condition, there was no difference between movements with the three masses (i.e. between the three matrices of weights) (Wilcoxon test, p>0.13).

Local linear methods can also be used, with the estimate of the first derivative at s defined by the value of β which minimises ∑ i { z i − α − β (s − s i ) } 2. In both cases, estimates z ˆ a (s ) and z ˆ b (s ), based on data above and below s, can be expressed as w a z and w b z where w a and w b are matrices of weights and z denotes the vector of observed depth values.

Such algorithms require a radiative transfer model that can generate quickly and accurately both simulated radiances and Jacobian matrices of weighting functions.

When EBV have a variety of reliabilities then the regression can be weighted accordingly so that, where R is a diagonal matrix of weights.

Where D is a matrix of weights, and I is an identity matrix.

The filter output can be analyzed as the product of a matrix of weights W with the vector of the given the input image y.

where (hat {tilde {mathbf {d}}}_{i} ) is the estimate of (tilde {mathbf {d}}_{i}), and W i is a K M×K M matrix of weights.

The matrix of weights (hat{mathbf{D}}) obtained from the algorithm can be further decomposed to extract the signal (u_{1}) (up to a sign) as follows.

Non-stationarity is accounted for in the matrix of weights that depend on the observation number in generalized model [18, 19].