This paper deals with iterative Jacobian-based recursion technique for the root-finding problem of the vector-valued function, whose evaluations are contaminated by noise. Instead of a scalar step size, we use an iter...
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This paper deals with iterative Jacobian-based recursion technique for the root-finding problem of the vector-valued function, whose evaluations are contaminated by noise. Instead of a scalar step size, we use an iterate-dependent matrix gain to effectively weigh the different elements associated with the noisy observations. The analytical development of the matrix gain is built on an iterative-dependent linear function interfered by additive zero-mean white noise, where the dimension of the function is $ {M\ge 1}$ and the dimension of the unknown variable is $ {N\ge 1}$ . Necessary and sufficient conditions for $ {M\ge N}$ algorithms are presented pertaining to algorithm stability and convergence of the estimate error covariance matrix. Two algorithms are proposed: one for the case where $ {M\ge N}$ and the second one for the antithesis. The two algorithms assume full knowledge of the Jacobian. The recursive algorithms are proposed for generating the optimal iterative-dependent matrix gain. The proposed algorithms here aim for per-iteration minimization of the mean square estimate error. We show that the proposed algorithm satisfies the presented conditions for stability and convergence of the covariance. In addition, the convergence rate of the estimation error covariance is shown to be inversely proportional to the number of iterations. For the antithesis $ {M< N}$ , contraction of the error covariance is guaranteed. This underdetermined system of equations can be helpful in training neural networks. Numerical examples are presented to illustrate the performance capabilities of the proposed multidimensional gain while considering nonlinear functions.
We consider a well-studied generalization of the maximum clique problem which is defined as follows. Given a graph G on n vertices and a fixed parameter d >= 1, in the maximum diameter-bounded subgraph problem (Max...
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We consider a well-studied generalization of the maximum clique problem which is defined as follows. Given a graph G on n vertices and a fixed parameter d >= 1, in the maximum diameter-bounded subgraph problem (MaxDBS for short) the goal is to find a (vertex) maximum subgraph of G of diameter at most d. For d = 1, this problem is equivalent to the maximum clique problem and thus it is NP-hard to approximate it within a factor n(1-epsilon), for any epsilon > 0. Moreover, it is known that, for any d = 2, it is NP-hard to approximate MaxDBS within a factor n(1/2-epsilon), for any epsilon > 0. In this paper we focus on MaxDBS for the class of unit disk graphs. We provide a polynomial-time constant-factor approximation algorithm for the problem. The approximation ratio of our algorithm does not depend on the diameter d. Even though the algorithm itself is simple, its analysis is rather involved. We combine tools from the theory of hypergraphs with bounded VC-dimension, k-quasi planar graphs, fractional Helly theorems, and several geometric properties of unit disk graphs.
Dip estimation of geological structures plays an important role in geophysical applications. Principal component analysis (PCA) is a common approach to estimating local dips by decomposing the local gradients of a sei...
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Dip estimation of geological structures plays an important role in geophysical applications. Principal component analysis (PCA) is a common approach to estimating local dips by decomposing the local gradients of a seismic migration image and obtaining its principal eigenvector. However, PCA is difficult to obtain robust and high-resolution dip estimations for low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) migration images, while multiscale schemes in digital image processing can achieve a better compromise between noise robustness and dip resolution. Therefore, we propose to adopt a multiscale PCA (MPCA) method coupled with a propagation-weight-based fusion mechanism for seismic dip estimation of low SNR migration image. MPCA consists of three steps: 1) constructing an image pyramid by repeating the low-pass filter from fine to coarse scales;2) estimating the dip using the PCA method at each scale of the image pyramid;and 3) fusing the multiscale dip estimations using propagation weights from coarse to fine scales. We test the MPCA method on an omnidirectional dip pattern and three seismic migration images and compare with the conventional PCA and multiscale methods. The results demonstrate that MPCA yields robust and high-resolution dip estimations for low SNR seismic migration images.
The classical NP-hard feedback arc set problem (FASP) and feedback vertex set problem (FVSP) ask for a minimum set of arcs ϵ ⊆ E or vertices ν ⊆ V whose removal G ∖ ϵ, G ∖ ν makes a given multi-digraph G=(V, E) acyc...
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This article deals with output feedback selection in linear time-invariant structured systems. We assume that the inputs and the outputs are dedicated, i.e., each input directly actuates a single state and each output...
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This article deals with output feedback selection in linear time-invariant structured systems. We assume that the inputs and the outputs are dedicated, i.e., each input directly actuates a single state and each output directly senses a single state. Given a structured system with dedicated inputs and outputs and a cost matrix that denotes the cost of each feedback connection, our aim is to select a minimum cost set of feedback connections such that the closed-loop system satisfies arbitrary pole-placement. This problem is referred to as the optimal feedback selection problem for dedicated i/o. The optimal feedback selection problem for dedicated i/o is NP-hard and inapproximable to a constant factor of log n, where n denotes the system dimension. To this end, we propose an algorithm to find an approximate solution to the problem. The proposed algorithm consists of a potential function incorporated with a greedy scheme and attains a solution with a guaranteed approximation ratio. We consider two special network topologies of practical importance, referred to as back-edge feedback structure and hierarchical networks. For the first case, which is NP-hard and inapproximable to a multiplicative factor of log n, we provide a logn-approximate solution. For hierarchical networks, we give a dynamic programming based algorithm to obtain an optimal solution in polynomial time.
Measuring neural oscillatory synchrony facilitates our understanding of complex brain networks and the underlying pathological states. Altering the cross-regional synchrony-as a measure of brain network connectivity-v...
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The Edge-disjoint s-t Paths Problem (s-t EDP) is a classical network design problem whose goal is to connect for some k ≥ 1 two given vertices of a graph under the condition that any k - 1 edges of the graph may fail...
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We show that the Adaptive Greedy algorithm of Golovin and Krause achieves an approximation bound of (ln(Q/η)+1) for Stochastic Submodular Cover: here Q is the "goal value" and η is the minimum gap between ...
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We study the priority set cover problem for simple geometric set systems in the plane. For pseudo-halfspaces in the plane we obtain a PTAS via local search by showing that the corresponding set system admits a planar ...
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We study the priority set cover problem for simple geometric set systems in the plane. For pseudo-halfspaces in the plane we obtain a PTAS via local search by showing that the corresponding set system admits a planar support. We show that the problem is APX-hard even for unit disks in the plane and argue that in this case the standard local search algorithm can output a solution that is arbitrarily bad compared to the optimal solution. We then present an LP-relative constant factor approximation algorithm (which also works in the weighted setting) for unit disks via quasi-uniform sampling. As a consequence we obtain a constant factor approximation for the capacitated set cover problem with unit disks. For arbitrary size disks, we show that the problem is at least as hard as the vertex cover problem in general graphs even when the disks have nearly equal sizes. We also present a few simple results for unit squares and orthants in the plane. (c) 2023 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
In this paper, we consider the problem of locating service and charging stations to serve commuters. In the service station location problem we are given the paths followed by m clients and wish to locate k service st...
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