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Beck, Matthias, Zaslavsky, Thomas (2010)
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Six little squares and how their numbers grow.
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Mike J. Grannell, Terry S. Griggs, Martin Knor (2008)
Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae
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Using results of Altshuler and Negami, we present a classification of biembeddings of symmetric configurations of triples in the torus or Klein bottle. We also give an alternative proof of the structure of 3-homogeneous Latin trades.
Statistical methods in physico-chemical characterization of newly synthesized compounds.
Djaković-Sekulić, Tatjana, Lozanov-Crvenković, Zagorka, Perišić-Janjić, Nada (2008)
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Uniqueness of the stationary distribution and stabilizability in Zhang's sandpile model.
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Penalized Least Squares Fitting
von Golitschek, Manfred, Schumaker, Larry (2002)
Serdica Mathematical Journal
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* Supported by the Army Research Office under grant DAAD-19-02-10059. Bounds on the error of certain penalized least squares data fitting methods are derived. In addition to general results in a fairly abstract setting, more detailed results are included for several particularly interesting special cases, including splines in both one and several variables.
Cube root fluctuations for the corner growth model associated to the exclusion process.
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Electronic Journal of Probability [electronic only]
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Holt-Winters method with general seasonality
Tomáš Hanzák (2012)
Kybernetika
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The paper suggests a generalization of widely used Holt-Winters smoothing and forecasting method for seasonal time series. The general concept of seasonality modeling is introduced both for the additive and multiplicative case. Several special cases are discussed, including a linear interpolation of seasonal indices and a usage of trigonometric functions. Both methods are fully applicable for time series with irregularly observed data (just the special case of missing observations was...