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"... The problem of selecting a consistent initial guess for the full waveform to-mography of a semi-infinite elastic solid is considered in the framework ..."
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The problem of selecting a consistent initial guess for the full waveform to-mography of a semi-infinite elastic solid is considered in the framework
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"... This paper deals with the problem of robust control for a class of uncertain multiple Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy neutral systems with time-varying delays.A fuzzy filter is constructed,which ensures the robust stability.Linear matrix inequality approach is applied. ..."
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This paper deals with the problem of robust control for a class of uncertain multiple Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy neutral systems with time-varying delays.A fuzzy filter is constructed,which ensures the robust stability.Linear matrix inequality approach is applied.
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"... We present a method to determine optimal solutions to geometric correspondence problems. Using pair-wise constraints in combination with graph methods we show how to efficiently find optimal correspon-dences.- Handles large rates of outliers.- Competetive run times. ..."
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We present a method to determine optimal solutions to geometric correspondence problems. Using pair-wise constraints in combination with graph methods we show how to efficiently find optimal correspon-dences.- Handles large rates of outliers.- Competetive run times.
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"... � Solution to many practical problems is defined by the satisfaction an overconstrained system of (possibly nonlinear) equations. � Even if the equations are linear, the number of variables involved is usually too high for one to apply a naïve solution such as least square. � Relaxation is the appro ..."
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� Solution to many practical problems is defined by the satisfaction an overconstrained system of (possibly nonlinear) equations. � Even if the equations are linear, the number of variables involved is usually too high for one to apply a naïve solution such as least square. � Relaxation
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"... • Whether a new product meets its BOM cost target and can deliver an acceptable financial contribution is often down to chance and subject to an element of manipulation. • To mitigate this problem we develop and demonstrate a theoretical method to notionally hedge and thereby value the stochastic pr ..."
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• Whether a new product meets its BOM cost target and can deliver an acceptable financial contribution is often down to chance and subject to an element of manipulation. • To mitigate this problem we develop and demonstrate a theoretical method to notionally hedge and thereby value the stochastic
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"... zed by an ordinary differential equation: x(t) = f(x(t); u(t); d(t)) x(0) = x 0 u(t) 2 U d(t) 2 D (1) To prevent technical problems, we introduce the following assumption: Assumption 1 f is Lipschitz continuous in x and continuous in u and d. u and d are piecewise continuous as functions of tim ..."
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zed by an ordinary differential equation: x(t) = f(x(t); u(t); d(t)) x(0) = x 0 u(t) 2 U d(t) 2 D (1) To prevent technical problems, we introduce the following assumption: Assumption 1 f is Lipschitz continuous in x and continuous in u and d. u and d are piecewise continuous as functions
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"... 51.07> an input dependent invariant set; ffl E ae Q \Theta Q is a collection of discrete transitions; ffl G : E ! 2 X\ThetaV assigns to each e = (q; q 0 ) 2 E a guard; ffl R : E \Theta X \Theta V ! 2 X assigns to each e = (q; q 0 ) 2 E, x 2 X and v 2 V a reset relation; and, ffl OE : ..."
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51.07> an input dependent invariant set; ffl E ae Q \Theta Q is a collection of discrete transitions; ffl G : E ! 2 X\ThetaV assigns to each e = (q; q 0 ) 2 E a guard; ffl R : E \Theta X \Theta V ! 2 X assigns to each e = (q; q 0 ) 2 E, x 2 X and v 2 V a reset relation; and, ffl OE : Q \Theta X ! 2 V assigns to each state a set of admissible inputs. Also recall that the set the input variables are partitioned into controls (that can be used to steer the system) and
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"... This PDF document was made available from www.rand.org as a public service of the RAND Corporation. Jump down to document6 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ..."
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This PDF document was made available from www.rand.org as a public service of the RAND Corporation. Jump down to document6 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
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"... – Correspondences between a reference and input image. – No a priori pose information. • Output: – A mapping F from model to input image. ..."
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– Correspondences between a reference and input image. – No a priori pose information. • Output: – A mapping F from model to input image.
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