Changeset 897
- Timestamp:
- 04/09/10 09:35:47 (15 years ago)
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applications/pmsm/pmsmDS.h
r895 r897 24 24 25 25 protected: 26 //! ind eces of logged variables26 //! indices of logged variables 27 27 int L_x, L_ou, L_oy, L_iu, L_optu; 28 28 //! Setpoints of omega in timespans given by dt_prof -
library/bdm/estim/mixtures.h
r886 r897 59 59 const int no_factors()const {return mix.n+1;} 60 60 } est; 61 ////! Indeces of component rvc in common rvc61 ////!indices of component rvc in common rvc 62 62 63 63 //! Flag for a method that is used in the inference -
library/doc/tutorial/01userguide.dox
r853 r897 60 60 Where \c u typically denotes input and \c y denotes output of the system. A causal dependence between input and output is typically presumed. 61 61 62 We are predominantly concerned with discrete-time systems, hence, we will add ind eces \f$ _t \f$ to both input and output, \f$ u_t \f$ and \f$ y_t \f$. We presume that the causal dependence is \f$ u_t \f$ comes before \f$ y_t \f$.62 We are predominantly concerned with discrete-time systems, hence, we will add indices \f$ _t \f$ to both input and output, \f$ u_t \f$ and \f$ y_t \f$. We presume that the causal dependence is \f$ u_t \f$ comes before \f$ y_t \f$. 63 63 64 64 One of the definition of a system is that system is a "set of variables observed on a part of the world". Under this definition system is understood as generator of data. This definition may be a considered too simplistic, but it serves well as a description of what software object \c DataSource is.