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Functional Techniques for Data Analysis

Name: Functional Techniques for Data Analysis
Brand: Biblioscholar
SKU: 08287311
Price: 16.46 EUR
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Author: John R Tomlinson
ISBN: 9781288915170

John R Tomlinson

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English

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Libristo code: 08287311

Publishers Biblioscholar, March 2013

This dissertation develops a new general method of solving Prony's problem. Two special cases of thi... Full description

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This dissertation develops a new general method of solving Prony's problem. Two special cases of this new method have been developed previously. They are the Matrix Pencil and the Osculatory Interpolation. The dissertation shows that they are instances of a more general solution type which allows a wide ranging class of linear functional to be used in the solution of the problem. This class provides a continuum of functionals which provide new methods that can be used to solve Prony's problem.