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Volumn 16, Issue 2, 2009, Pages 125-153
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Application of hybrid genetic algorithm to system identification
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Author keywords
Artificial intelligence; Gauss newton method; Genetic algorithm; System identification
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Indexed keywords
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE;
GENETIC ALGORITHMS;
INFORMATION ANALYSIS;
NEWTON-RAPHSON METHOD;
OPTIMIZATION;
PARALLEL ALGORITHMS;
STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS;
STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING;
GAUSS-NEWTON METHOD;
GLOBAL MINIMUM;
GLOBAL SEARCH TECHNIQUES;
GLOBAL SOLUTIONS;
HIGHER ORDERS;
HYBRID COMPUTATIONAL;
HYBRID GENETIC ALGORITHMS;
HYBRID IDENTIFICATIONS;
IDENTIFICATION METHODS;
INITIAL GUESS;
LOCAL CONVERGENCES;
LOCAL MINIMUMS;
LOCAL SEARCH TECHNIQUES;
MULTIPLE DEGREE OF FREEDOMS;
MULTIPLE POINTS;
NATURAL EVOLUTIONS;
NATURAL PROCESS;
NOISE CONTAMINATIONS;
OBJECTIVE FUNCTIONS;
OPTIMAL SOLUTIONS;
OPTIMIZATION PROCEDURES;
OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES;
SEARCH METHODS;
SEARCH STRATEGIES;
SEARCH TOOLS;
SINGLE DEGREE OF FREEDOMS;
SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION;
SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION PROBLEMS;
IDENTIFICATION (CONTROL SYSTEMS);
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EID: 63049099729
PISSN: 15452255
EISSN: 15452263
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1002/stc.306 Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (44)
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References (17)
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