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In order to improve the performance of the detector, we present a criterion based on the joint optimization of several higher-order statistics of the outputs.
This paper studies almost sure stability of general n-dimensional nonlinear time-varying discrete-time stochastic systems and presents a criterion based on a numerical result derived from Higham (2001), which exploits the stabilizing role of noise in discrete-time systems.
The present results are used to identify a criterion, based on a modified Strouhal number, to predict the flame response to imposed fluctuations and to determine when transient effects should be incorporated into flamelet models.
To this end, we present a nonoscillation criterion; based on it, comparison theorems on oscillation and nonoscillation of solutions to (1.3) are obtained.
We present a quantitative necessary criterion based on hydrophobicity and sequence complexity assessment of TM regions to distinguish simple TMs from other cases.
In this paper, we present an activity detector design using a thresholding criterion based on the least squares technique, Akaike's information criterion (Homer et al. (1998) [2]) and Donoho's universal thresholding principle (Donoho (1995) [3]).
There exist a number of methods proposed in the literature to quantify manufacturing flexibility in monetary terms and to use a financial evaluation model with a decision criterion based on present worth.
In the present work it is demonstrated that a simple criterion based on the surface enclosed in isorisk curves is useful for comparing the results of different QRA.
This paper presents a new time domain performance criterion based on the multiobjective Pareto front solutions.
A stability criterion based on the mode shapes of the system is presented.
In the present work, a two-parameter fracture criterion based on a critical notch stress intensity factor, Kρ,c, and effective T-stress, Tef, was used to study the effect of notch severity and nanoclay addition on the fracture toughness of the epoxy matrix.
