1999
DOI: 10.1006/mssp.1998.9999
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Iterative SVD method for noise reduction of low-dimensional chaotic time series

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“…The fluctuating singular values have periodicity, and details of the nature of fluctuating singular values can be found in reference [10]. This characteristic enables us to select the 'order' of the AR model more easily by repeatedly using SVD with different sampling intervals, and examining how pairs of singular values oscillate.…”
Section: Embedding and Ar Order Determinationmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…The fluctuating singular values have periodicity, and details of the nature of fluctuating singular values can be found in reference [10]. This characteristic enables us to select the 'order' of the AR model more easily by repeatedly using SVD with different sampling intervals, and examining how pairs of singular values oscillate.…”
Section: Embedding and Ar Order Determinationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Now, the rank of the matrices (8) and (9) is two, and the two non-zero eigenvalues of (9) are given by [9,10] …”
Section: Embedding and Ar Order Determinationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…m þ n À 1 ¼ s and A ij ¼ h iþjÀ1 although the size is doubled. It should be noted Hankel matrix is also utilised elsewhere in speech and audio applications as well as for signal estimation from noisy data [27,30,31]. It is shown later in this paper that the performance of the noise elimination method is affected depending on whether H or h is used in constructing the Hankel matrix.…”
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“…The example below will illustrate the elimination of pixel-to-pixel shot noise in a signal as this is the most common use. PCA identifies and (by virtue of exploiting least squares fitting) inherently prioritises the signals that contribute most, in energy or intensity, to a dataset and so favours strong signals that occur reproducibly within the dataset and ranks weaker or inconsistent irreproducible signals lower [14,15]. The calculation differs slightly from Equation (1) in that S is truncated to an o 9 i matrix, and L T is an i 9 v matrix, where i is the number of low noise PC identified.…”
Section: Multivariate De-noising: Eliminating Irreproducible Non-signalmentioning
confidence: 99%