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Random Iterative Models: Stochastic Modelling and Applied Probability, cartea 34

Traducere de S. S. Wilson Autor Marie Duflo
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 5 dec 2010
An up-to-date, self-contained review of a wide range of recursive methods for stabilization, identification and control of complex stochastic models (guiding a rocket or a plane, organizing multi-access broadcast channels, self-learning of neural networks ...). Suitable for mathematicians (researchers and also students) and engineers.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9783642081750
ISBN-10: 3642081754
Pagini: 404
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.56 kg
Ediția:Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 1997
Editura: Springer Berlin, Heidelberg
Colecția Springer
Seria Stochastic Modelling and Applied Probability

Locul publicării:Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany

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Be they random or non-random, iterative methods have progressively gained sway with the development of computer science and automatic control theory. Thus, being easy to conceive and simulate, stochastic processes defined by an iterative formula (linear or functional) have been the subject of many studies. The iterative structure often leads to simpler and more explicit arguments than certain classical theories of processes. On the other hand, when it comes to choosing step-by-step decision algorithms (sequential statistics, control, learning, ... ) recursive decision methods are indispensable. They lend themselves naturally to problems of the identification and control of iterative stochastic processes. In recent years, know-how in this area has advanced greatly; this is reflected in the corresponding theoretical problems, many of which remain open. At Whom Is This Book Aimed? I thought it useful to present the basic ideas and tools relating to random iterative models in a form accessible to a mathematician familiar with the classical concepts of probability and statistics but lacking experience in automatic control theory. Thus, the first aim of this book is to show young research workers that work in this area is varied and interesting and to facilitate their initiation period. The second aim is to present more seasoned probabilists with a number of recent original techniques and arguments relating to iterative methods in a fairly classical environment.

Cuprins

I. Sources of Recursive Methods.- 1. Traditional Problems.- 2. Rate of Convergence.- 3. Current Problems.- II. Linear Models.- 4. Causality and Excitation.- 5. Linear Identification and Tracking.- III. Nonlinear Models.- 6. Stability.- 7. Nonlinear Identification and Control.- IV. Markov Models.- 8. Recurrence.- 9. Learning.

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The recent development of computation and automation has lead to quick advances in the theory and practice of recursive methods for stabilization, identification and control of complex stochastic models (guiding a rocket or a plane, orgainizing multiaccess broadcast channels, self-learning of neural networks ...). This book provides a wide-angle view of those methods: stochastic approximation, linear and non-linear models, controlled Markov chains, estimation and adaptive control, learning ... Mathematicians familiar with the basics of Probability and Statistics will find here a self-contained account of many approaches to those theories, some of them classical, some of them leading up to current and future research. Each chapter can form the core material for a course of lectures. Engineers having to control complex systems can discover new algorithms with good performances and reasonably easy computation.