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Preliminary Study of Reconstruction of a Dynamic System Using an One-Dimensional Time Series


doi: 10.1007/BF02658146

  • This paper concerns the reconstruction of a dynamic system based on phase space continuation of monthly mean temperature 1D time series and the assumption that the equation for the time-varying evolution of phase-space state variables contains linear and nonlinear quadratic terms, followed by the fitting of the dataset subjected to continua-tion so as to get, by the least square method, the coefficients of the terms, of which those of greater variance contribu-tion are retained for use. Results show that the obtained low-order system may be used to describe nonlinear proper-ties of the short range climate variation shown by monthly mean temperature series.
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Preliminary Study of Reconstruction of a Dynamic System Using an One-Dimensional Time Series

  • 1. Nanjing Institute of Meteorology, Nanjing 210044,Nanjing Institute of Meteorology, Nanjing 210044,Nanjing Institute of Meteorology, Nanjing 210044

Abstract: This paper concerns the reconstruction of a dynamic system based on phase space continuation of monthly mean temperature 1D time series and the assumption that the equation for the time-varying evolution of phase-space state variables contains linear and nonlinear quadratic terms, followed by the fitting of the dataset subjected to continua-tion so as to get, by the least square method, the coefficients of the terms, of which those of greater variance contribu-tion are retained for use. Results show that the obtained low-order system may be used to describe nonlinear proper-ties of the short range climate variation shown by monthly mean temperature series.

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