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Adaptive quadrature

In applied mathematics, adaptive quadrature is a process in which the integral of a function is approximated using static quadrature rules on… 
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Adaptive Simpson's methodAdaptive algorithmClenshaw–Curtis quadratureGaussian quadrature

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2011
2011
Abnormal events detection using unsupervised One-Class SVM - Application to audio surveillance and evaluation -
This paper proposes an unsupervised method for real time detection of abnormal events in the context of audio surveillance. Based… 
2009
2009
Efficient evaluation of performance-based earthquake engineering equations
2006
2006
ADAPTIVE QUADRATURE FOR ITEM RESPONSE MODELS
Adaptive quadrature is applied to marginal maximum likelihood estimation for item response models with normal ability… 
2003
2003
Properties of the adaptive integration formula to compute the CNN dynamic equations
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1998
Highly Cited
1998
Adaptive fusion of acoustic and visual sources for automatic speech recognition
1991
1991
Boundary element method for steady incompressible thermoviscous flow
A boundary element formulation is presented for moderate Reynolds number, steady, incompressible, thermoviscous flows. The… 
1979
1979
An Experimental Algorithm for N-Dimensional Adaptive Quadrature
A working experimental program for n-dimensional adaptive quadrature is discussed. The program uses the simplex rather than the… 
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1975
Highly Cited
1975
Local Versus Global Strategies for Adaptive Quadrature
A study has been made of two alternative subinterval selection strategies for adaptive quadrature. The more commonly used is… 
1972
1972
On a class of numerical methods with an adaptive integration subprocedure for optimal control problems
1967
1967
Algorithm 303: An adaptive quadrature procedure with random panel sizes
a ml Ha:~dscornb [10] has given a generalization of the Bairstow method for Hessenberg matrices. it is easy to see that if P:,,(z… 
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