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Mean-square identification method

Computational structural dynamics and earthquake engineering S.l Mean-square identification method... [Pg.78]

Describe in your own words the process identification procedure in the time domain using regression analysis. Quantify the procedure and suggest two methods for solving the least mean square error problem. [Pg.701]

Phase identification was done on the basis of both d-spacing and the peak height intensity of all the x-ray lines. These values were compared with values obtained for the end-member (unsubstituted) compounds and also calculated by means of the Lazy-Pulverix computer program (9). Precision lattice parameters were obtained by the Debye-Scherrer method with a 114.6 mm dia. camera and filtered Cr Ka radiation standard least-squares methods were used. [Pg.299]

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