Sentence examples for measured data series from inspiring English sources

Measured data series provide a possibility for analyzing axle load trends in recent years.

In this paper, two major methodologies (TMY3 method and ISO 15927-4 standard) were applied to 12-year measured data series recorded during the period 2003 2014 in Belsk, central Poland.

The corresponding measured data series is shown for comparison.

The easiest way to differentiate this function is to first fit the measured data series, s(t), with a truncated Fourier series and then find the second derivative of that.

The problem of reconstructing nonlinear and complex dynamical systems from measured data or time series is central to many scientific disciplines including physical, biological, computer, and social sciences, as well as engineering and economics.

Celik [2] used Weibull-representative wind data instead of the measured data in time-series format for estimating the wind energy and had shown that estimated wind energy is highly accurately.

The central parameter "allowedError" controls the permitted total deviation between simulated and measured data for each time series.

A direct approach to improving the fault detection and isolation is to remove noise and outliers from time series of measured data or damage indicators before performing fault detection and isolation.

The method uses the time series of measured data provided by each sensor and relies on an auto-regressive multivariable predictor placed in base stations as it is presented in Figure 8. Figure 8 Estimation and detection structure.

In the Taylor series, the partial derivatives are estimated from measured data by minimising the maximum likelihood function.

Time-series analysis is appropriate when there is serial dependency in the data (i.e. successively measured data are significantly correlated).