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The present paper refers to the theory and the practice of the systems regarding non-linear systems and their applications. We aimed the integration of these systems to elaborate their response as well as to highlight some outstanding features.
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KATSUMI YOSHINE, Naohiro Ishii · International Journal of Systems Science · 1992
Abstract There are many non-linear systems in the field of biological systems, control systems and communication systems. The identification of non-linear system is a fundamental problem in these fields. Many investigations of non-linear systems have been carried out from the viewpoint of parameter identification. The so-called general model has been well studied in non-linear identification problems. The general model is a memoryless non-linearity sandwiched between two linear time-invariant subsystems. In biological systems, this model is applicable to retinal neurons in visual information processing. In physically realizable systems, we need to consider a causal system. Based on input-output causality, we develop a new complete identification method for the general model in the discrete time domain. Further, we derive a new formula for the estimation of non-linear parameters in the general model. The method developed here is simpler than conventional identification procedures. Finally, the results are simulated to verify our identification method.
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Two prototypes to categories of necessary workforce skills in five studies are related: (1) "What Work Requires of Schools " by the Secretary's Commission of Achieving Necessary Skills
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Linear system theory was developed for electronic circuitry and has been extended to optical, electro-optical, and mechanical systems. It forms an indispensable part of system analysis. For modeling purposes, electronic imaging systems are characterized as linear spatial-temporal systems that are shift-invariant with respect to both time and two spatial dimensions. Although space is three-dimensional, an imaging system displays only two dimensions.
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