Técnicas de agrupamiento para identificación y control por modelos locales.

Ruano, Diez; Luis, Jose

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“…Chain-map algorithm [166] [197] is one of the simplest clustering algorithms. Its procedure is as follows:…”

Section: Chain-map Clusteringmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Max-min algorithm [166] does not need to define an initial number of clusters either. The procedure of the algorithm is the following:…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The K-means algorithm [166][177] is one of the most known and used clustering algorithm, due to its efficiency and robustness. The name refers to the number k of clusters to be found, defined as an initial parameter.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The FCM or fuzzy C-means algorithm [166] is based on the application of fuzzy sets, first described by L. Zadeh [95] to the K-means algorithm. The FCM algorithm was developed by J. Bezdek and Dunn [180] [106].…”

Section: Fuzzy C-means (Fcm)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Clustering algorithms, although referred as one of the methods for data mining and knowledge discovery in databases, have been applied in other research areas with different purposes. For instance Díez [166] applies clustering algorithms for systems identification in the obtention of SISO models from I/O data.…”

Section: Description Of Clustering Techniques 61 Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Dynamic segmentation techniques applied to load profiles of electric energy consumption from domestic users

Benítez¹,

Ignácio²

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following, to analyze it. A specific objective is identified, which can provide valuable knowledge for decision taking to the different agents: to evaluate trends in temporal patterns of energy consumption from end users in the electricity distribution network, grouping the users by their temporal electric signature, or the way the energy is used and its amount variation in time. case, 24 dimensions of dynamic data objects. The development presented in this thesis takes as an initial stage the concepts presented by the different authors in their developments of specific-purpose algorithms for raw time series or sequence data, and presents, as a further step, a development which is able to use different similarity measures to obtain temporal patterns from n dimensional data objects.Following, this development is presented and tested on a dataset of energy consumption load profiles from a sample of domestic users in Spain.

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“…Chain-map algorithm [166] [197] is one of the simplest clustering algorithms. Its procedure is as follows:…”

Section: Chain-map Clusteringmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Max-min algorithm [166] does not need to define an initial number of clusters either. The procedure of the algorithm is the following:…”

Section: Max-minmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: K-meansmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Fuzzy C-means (Fcm)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Description Of Clustering Techniques 61 Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Dynamic segmentation techniques applied to load profiles of electric energy consumption from domestic users

Benítez¹,

Ignácio²

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Fuzzy logic application to drying kinetics modelling

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Díez

2008

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A cross-language study on citation practice in PhD theses

Monreal¹,

Salom²

2011

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Citation practice provides justification for arguments and allows a writer to indicate a rhetorical gap for her/his research and adopt a tone of authority. Claims must be supported with evidence, and writers must demonstrate an understanding of approaches and knowledge in their fields of specialisation, in order to persuade the examiners that the thesis is worthy of the award of a doctorate (Thompson, 2005b). Candidates need to keep the adequate interpersonal relationship with the immediate audience (the examiners). They have to evaluate the previous research in an area of study and to be respectful with previous claims from authorities in the disciplines. They also need to position themselves in relation to other disciplinary members and highlight their individual claims. This paper investigates contrastively how interactional resources of citation and, in particular reporting verbs, are deployed in the literature review chapters of PhD theses written in English and in Spanish. KEYWORDS:Citation practice, reporting verbs, academic writing, PhD theses, evaluation, stance, variation, cross-language study RESUMEN El uso de citas y referencias proporciona una justificación para la argumentación y permite al académico identificar un hueco o espacio retórico donde situar su investigación y adoptar cierto tono de autoridad. Las hipótesis o afirmaciones científicas deben apoyarse en evidencias, y los investigadores deben demostrar un buen conocimiento de los enfoques de su campo de especialización, para así persuadir a los miembros del tribunal examinador de la tesis de que ésta es digna de merecer el doctorado (Thompson, 2005b). Los doctorandos necesitan mantener una relación interpersonal apropiada con su audiencia (el tribunal examinador). Asimismo, necesitan evaluar la literatura de su área de estudio y ser respetuosos con las afirmaciones sobre investigaciones previas de autoridades de la disciplina. Necesitan adoptar una postura ante los miembros de la comunidad científica a la vez que enfatizan sus propias afirmaciones. En este trabajo se lleva a cabo un estudio contrastivo sobre el uso de las citas como recursos interactivos y, en particular, el uso de los verbos introductorios en los capítulos que tratan la revisión de la literatura en tesis doctorales en inglés y en español.

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Técnicas de agrupamiento para identificación y control por modelos locales.

Cited by 3 publications

References 79 publications

Dynamic segmentation techniques applied to load profiles of electric energy consumption from domestic users

Dynamic segmentation techniques applied to load profiles of electric energy consumption from domestic users

Fuzzy logic application to drying kinetics modelling

A cross-language study on citation practice in PhD theses

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