Research Article
Parallel kd-Tree Based Approach for Computing the Prediction Horizon Using Wolf’s Method
Algorithm 1
Wolf’s method by computing
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| Program fet1(, , , ) | | Input: | | : data record of scalar quantities; | | : embedding delay; | | : minimal embedding dimension; | | : fixed evolution time; | | Output: | | For each replacement step : (1) : maximal Lyapunov exponent estimation; (2) : evolving step; | | (3) : initial separation between points; (4) : final separation between points. | | (1) begin | | / Initialization. / | | (2) Set as the useful size of ; | | (3) Set as the number of replacement steps; | | (4) Build using (2) as the set of delay vectors; | | (5) Compute as the standard deviation of ; | | (6) Set scalmn = 0.0125σ as the noise scale; | | (7) Set scalmx = 0.05σ as an estimation of the useful length scale; | | (8) Set ; | | / Computing maximal Lyapunox exponent. / | | (9) Select as the fiducial point; | | (10) Search such as ; | | (11) for to do | | (12) Set as the initial separation; | | (13) Set as the final separation; | | (14) Set ; | | (15) Print ; | | (16) repeat | | (17) Search such as ; | | (18) until was a minimum; | | (19) if a replacement point was found then else ; | | (20) Set ; | | (21) end |
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