Estimating correlation dimension of high-dimensional signals - quick algorithm
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Abstract
The paper describes the improvements and corrections to the method of estimation of correlation dimension of d for high-dimensional signals (HDS). The following problems are described: (a) presentation of the quick version of the algorithm that reduces computation time, (b) improvement of the precision of the elementary Takens-Ellner formula estimating d, (c) the problem of strongly non-gaussian signals and its possible normalisation. Appendix discusses the use of author’s Matlab function estimating d which is available for public use.
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OpenAlex topics: Image and Signal Denoising Methods · Chaos control and synchronization · Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
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Laboratory of Vision Science and Optometry, Adam Mickiewicz University of Poznań , Umultowska Street 85, Poznań 61-614, Poland
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