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Li, Ta-Hsin

From zero crossings to quantile-frequency analysis of time series with an application to nondestructive evaluation. (English) Zbl 07886562

Appl. Stoch. Models Bus. Ind. 36, No. 6, 1111-1130 (2020).

MSC:

62-XX Statistics

Keywords:

classification; discriminant analysis; functional principal component; level crossings; machine learning; quantile regression; spectral analysis; time series

Software:

R; foreach; e1071
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