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Generalized Gauss–Newton method
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Generalized Gauss-Newton method
The generalized Gauss–Newton method is a generalization of the least-squares method originally described by Carl Friedrich Gauss and of Newton's…
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2015
2015
Structure Exploiting Parameter Estimation and Optimum Experimental Design Methods and Applications in Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery
R. Kircheis
2015
Corpus ID: 123924511
In this thesis, we advance efficient methods to solve parameter estimation problems constrained by partial differential equations…
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2013
2013
Modeling and Analysis of Demand for Commodities and a Case Study of the Petrochemical Market
S. Kellner
2013
Corpus ID: 158446585
This thesis aims to establish a demand model for commodities that takes all crucial influencing factors into account. To begin…
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2004
2004
METHODS OF DESIGN OF OPTIMAL EXPERIMENTS WITH APPLICATION TO PARAMETER ESTIMATION IN ENZYME CATALYTIC PROCESSES
H. Georg
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S. Körkel
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E. Kostina
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J. Schlöder
2004
Corpus ID: 53357851
This paper deals with the identification of kinetic parameters in enzyme catalytic processes. Experience shows that the…
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1997
1997
Constrained approximation by splines with free knots
Torsten Schütze
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H. Schwetlick
1997
Corpus ID: 18360912
In this paper, a method that combines shape preservation and least squares approximation by splines with free knots is developed…
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