Prediction of chaotic time series in the presence of measurement error: the importance of initial conditions

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	277-284
Journal	Statistics and Computing
Issue number	11
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2001

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Tschernig, R. J. V., & Guegan, D. (2001). Prediction of chaotic time series in the presence of measurement error: the importance of initial conditions. Statistics and Computing, (11), 277-284.

Tschernig, R.J.V. ; Guegan, D. / Prediction of chaotic time series in the presence of measurement error: the importance of initial conditions. In: Statistics and Computing. 2001 ; No. 11. pp. 277-284.

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Tschernig RJV, Guegan D. Prediction of chaotic time series in the presence of measurement error: the importance of initial conditions. Statistics and Computing. 2001 Jan 1;(11):277-284.