2010
DOI: 10.1007/s10910-010-9714-2
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The influence of the support functions on the quality of enhanced multivariance product representation

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“…These constraints are defined also for EMPR under the existence of support functions which are univariate functions multiplied by components of HDMR and they are explained for EMPR of multi-way arrays in the next section. Enhanced multivariance products representation was developed by Demiralp to get better approximation and to overcome some weaknesses of HDMR [25,26]. Although different methods based on HDMR have been developed for different kind of functions [27][28][29], EMPR can be considered as a generalization of HDMR.…”
Section: Enhanced Multivariance Products Representationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These constraints are defined also for EMPR under the existence of support functions which are univariate functions multiplied by components of HDMR and they are explained for EMPR of multi-way arrays in the next section. Enhanced multivariance products representation was developed by Demiralp to get better approximation and to overcome some weaknesses of HDMR [25,26]. Although different methods based on HDMR have been developed for different kind of functions [27][28][29], EMPR can be considered as a generalization of HDMR.…”
Section: Enhanced Multivariance Products Representationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…EMPR is an extension to the HDMR philosophy [26,33]. The following relation is given as the expansion of the EMPR algorithm:…”
Section: Enhanced Multivariance Product Representationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where the functions, s j (x j )s with 1 ≤ j ≤ N are the support functions and make the method a general purpose algorithm when compared with HDMR [26,33]. When each support function is set as 1, we get the HDMR expansion.…”
Section: Enhanced Multivariance Product Representationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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