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Potapov Alexei

Characteristic scales of reconstruction distortions
Alexei Potapov
Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics, Moscow

Quality of attractor reconstruction and performance of time series processing algorithms strongly depends on the choice of reconstruction parameters -- delay tex2html_wrap_inline2774 and embedding dimension m. Improper choice causes reconstruction distortions and for tex2html_wrap_inline4152 and tex2html_wrap_inline4154 reconstruction becomes useless. tex2html_wrap_inline4156 can be determined by many existing methods, though other rather simple can be proposed.

On small scales linear distortions can be corrected by reconstruction with relevance weighing (Farmer & Sidorowich) using

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though on larger scales tex2html_wrap_inline4160 nonlinear distortions can not be corrected. It is shown for the problem of estimating of the correlation dimension for the model data, that weighting sometimes can improve the results, but it require the precise knowledge of tex2html_wrap_inline2664 , too large tex2html_wrap_inline2664 values lead to false dimension estimates. In the paper two algorithms are proposed: for determining tex2html_wrap_inline4166 and a time scale tex2html_wrap_inline4168 related with tex2html_wrap_inline4170 from a time series. They are based upon calculating two values: one resembles correlation integral and the other is related with averaging of w over different reconstructions fixing the scale tex2html_wrap_inline4174 .

The results for both model and experimental data are presented. The knowledge of characteristic scales may be important e.g. for calculation of Lyapunov exponents from a time series: it states the upper limit for the neighbourhood size for which local approximation of "equations of motion" is done.

  1. A. Potapov, submitted to Physica D, 1995.
  2. G.G. Malinetskii, A.B. Potapov, A.I. Rakhmanov, Phys. Rev. E, 48(2) (1993) 904.



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