2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.camwa.2020.01.030
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A complex variable boundary point interpolation method for the nonlinear Signorini problem

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“…Due to the long lifespan and the missing data in each indexing system, the interpolation method was used to fill in the data. 46 In addition, in order to minimize the redundancy from a set of relations, variables were normalized and converted into [0, 1] intervals, and then the data was divided into four levels (low, low medium, medium, high). It is noted that the reasons for having categorical data with four levels were to reduce the error from the interpolation method, avoid the impact of data outliers, and in terms of the data-change trend for most indicators.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the long lifespan and the missing data in each indexing system, the interpolation method was used to fill in the data. 46 In addition, in order to minimize the redundancy from a set of relations, variables were normalized and converted into [0, 1] intervals, and then the data was divided into four levels (low, low medium, medium, high). It is noted that the reasons for having categorical data with four levels were to reduce the error from the interpolation method, avoid the impact of data outliers, and in terms of the data-change trend for most indicators.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…33 In addition, because of the long lifespan and the missing data in each indexing system, the interpolation method was used to fill in the data. 40 Also, in order to minimize the redundancy from a set of relations, we normalized the data of variables and converted them into [0, 1] intervals; the major statistics of the variables are shown in Table 4.…”
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“…The moving least squares (MLS) collocation method was used for solving two-dimensional integral equations [36]. An MLS-based Galerkin meshless method [30, 34] was utilized to solve the logarithmic boundary integral equations and an error estimate was obtained [33].…”
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confidence: 99%