Horenko, 2011 - Google Patents
Nonstationarity in multifactor models of discrete jump processes, memory, and application to cloud modelingHorenko, 2011
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Because of the mathematical and numerical limitations, standard statistical methods known from the literature are not applicable to inferring jump processes under exogenous influence. Such processes can be considered, for example, in the atmosphere (transitions …
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