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Un algoritmo para construir codificaciones difusas balanceadas.

V. González de Garibay, L. Barba (1985)

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Results assuring the existence of semilinear fuzzy partitions in 2, 3 or 4 balanced fuzzy classes are known. Such existence is not guaranteed for a greater number of classes. In this paper we present an algorithm that characterizes the set of solutions, and constructs any of them. Situations without a solution are also detected. We give a FORTRAN program for the algorithm and some examples.

Relación entre los cuantiles y cuasicuantiles de un batch unidimensional.

Nicolás Pérez de la Blanca Capilla, José Antonio Herencia González (1986)

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Dentro del contexto del Análisis Exploratorio de Datos tal como ha sido definido por Tukey (1977), se aborda el estudio de la síntesis numérica de un "batch" unidimensional. Más concretamente, se analizan las propiedades que relacionan los cuantiles muestrales con otro conjunto de valores muy cercanos a éstos y que denominaremos cuasicuantiles. Estos presentan las propiedades de poderse calcular de forma más simple que aquéllos y de concentrarse más en las colas que en el centro de la...

El diámetro de ciertos digrafos circulantes de triple paso.

Paz Morillo Bosch, Miguel Angel Fiol Mora (1986)

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This paper studies some diameter-related properties of the 3-step circulant digraphs with set of vertices V≡Z and steps (± a,b). More precisely, it concentrates upon maximizing their order N for any fixed value of their diameter k. In the proposed geometrical approach, each digraph is fully represented by a T-shape tile which tessellates periodically the plane. The study of these tiles leads to the optimal solutions.

Geometría de gramianos en el espacio de Hilbert.

Pedro J. Burillo López, Joaquín Aguilella Almer (1981)

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The purpose of the Part I of this paper is to develop the geometry of Gram's determinants in Hilbert space. In Parts II and III a generalization is given of the Pythagorean theorem and triangular inequality for finite vector families.

Condiciones algebraicas de existencia y estabilidad para el diseño de controladores para sistemas lineales multivariables interconectados.

Manuel de la Sen (1986)

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This paper presents an algebraic design theory for interconnected systems. Usual multivariable linear systems are described in a unified way. Both square and nonsquare plants and controllers are included in the study and an easy characterization of the achievable I/O (input-to-output) and D/O (disturbance-to-output) maps is presented through the use of appropriate controllers. Sufficient conditions of stability are given.

Medidas y probabilidades en estructuras ordenadas.

María Congost Iglesias (1981)

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This paper is concerned with lattice-group valued measures for which the sygma-additivity is defined by means of the order convergence properties. In the first section we treat the analogues for such order-measures with values in a Dedekind complete lattice-group of the Jordan, Lebesgue and Yosida-Hewitt descompositions. The second section deals with the construction of an integral for functions with respect to an order-measure, both taking their values in a Dedekind sygma-complete lattice-ring....

Comportamiento asintótico de las ecuaciones de la termoelasticidad generalizada.

Alberto Falqués Serra (1982)

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In this paper it is first shown that the linear evolution equations for a generalized thermoelastic solid generate a C semigroup. Next an analysis of the long time evolution behaviour yields the some results known for classical thermoelasticity: generically, the natural state is asymptotically stable.

Condiciones necesarias para pruebas secuenciales truncadas óptimas. Hipótesis simples.

Enrique Castillo Ron, J. García (1983)

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The paper presents a new methodology to obtain partially sequential truncated tests which are optimum in the sense of minimizing the maximum expected sample number. This methodology is based on a variational approach and uses the Lagrange multipliers technique in order to obtain necessary conditions for a test to be optimum. By means of these conditions the optimum test can be obtained. Finally, the method is applied to the problem of testing the mean of an exponential distribution....