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MATLAB Machine Learning

of: Michael Paluszek, Stephanie Thomas

Apress, 2016

ISBN: 9781484222508 , 335 Pages

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MATLAB Machine Learning


 

Contents at a Glance

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Contents

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About the Authors

14

About the Technical Reviewer

16

Introduction

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Part I Introduction to Machine Learning

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Chapter 1:An Overview of Machine Learning

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1.1 Introduction

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1.2 Elements of Machine Learning

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1.2.1 Data

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1.2.2 Models

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1.2.3 Training

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1.2.3.1 Supervised Learning

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1.2.3.2 Unsupervised Learning

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1.2.3.3 Semisupervised Learning

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1.2.3.4 Online Learning

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1.3 The Learning Machine

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1.4 Taxonomy of Machine Learning

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1.5 Autonomous Learning Methods

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1.5.1 Regression

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1.5.2 Neural Nets

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1.5.3 Support Vector Machines

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1.5.4 Decision Trees

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1.5.5 Expert System

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References

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Chapter 2:The History of Autonomous Learning

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2.1 Introduction

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2.2 Artificial Intelligence

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2.3 Learning Control

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2.4 Machine Learning

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2.5 The Future

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References

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Chapter 3:Software for Machine Learning

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3.1 Autonomous Learning Software

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3.2 Commercial MATLAB Software

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3.2.1 MathWorks Products

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3.2.1.1 Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox

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3.2.1.2 Neural Network Toolbox

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3.2.1.3 Computer Vision System Toolbox

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3.2.1.4 System Identification Toolbox

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3.2.2 Princeton Satellite Systems Products

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3.2.2.1 Core Control Toolbox

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3.2.2.2 Target Tracking

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3.3 MATLAB Open-Source Resources

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3.3.1 Deep Learn Toolbox

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3.3.2 Deep Neural Network

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3.3.3 MatConvNet

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3.4 Products for Machine Learning

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3.4.1 R

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3.4.2 scikit-learn

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3.4.3 LIBSVM

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3.5 Products for Optimization

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3.5.1 LOQO

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3.5.2 SNOPT

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3.5.3 GLPK

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3.5.4 CVX

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3.5.5 SeDuMi

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3.5.6 YALMIP

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References

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Part II MATLAB Recipes for Machine Learning

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Chapter 4:Representation of Data for Machine Learning in MATLAB

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4.1 Introduction to MATLAB Data Types

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4.1.1 Matrices

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4.1.2 Cell Arrays

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4.1.3 Data Structures

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4.1.4 Numerics

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4.1.5 Images

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4.1.6 Datastore

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4.1.7 Tall Arrays

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4.1.8 Sparse Matrices

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4.1.9 Tables and Categoricals

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4.1.10 Large MAT-Files

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4.2 Initializing a Data Structure Using Parameters

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4.2.1 Problem

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4.2.2 Solution

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4.2.3 How It Works

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4.3 Performing mapreduce on an Image Datastore

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4.3.1 Problem

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4.3.2 Solution

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4.3.3 How It Works

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4.4 Creating a Table from a File

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Summary

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Chapter 5MATLAB Graphics:

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5.1 Two-Dimensional Line Plots

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5.1.1 Problem

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5.1.2 Solution

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5.1.3 How It Works

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5.2 General 2D Graphics

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5.2.1 Problem

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5.2.2 Solution

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5.2.3 How It Works

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5.3 Custom 2D Diagrams

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5.3.1 Problem

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5.3.2 Solution

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5.3.3 How It Works

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5.4 Three-Dimensional Box

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5.4.1 Problem

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5.4.2 Solution

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5.4.3 How It Works

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5.5 Draw a 3D Object with a Texture

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5.5.1 Problem

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5.5.2 Solution

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5.5.3 How It Works

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5.6 General 3D Graphics

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5.6.1 Problem

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5.6.2 Solution

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5.6.3 How It Works

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5.7 Building a Graphical User Interface

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5.7.1 Problem

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5.7.2 Solution

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5.7.3 How It Works

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Summary

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Chapter 6:Machine Learning Examples in MATLAB

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6.1 Introduction

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6.2 Machine Learning

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6.2.1 Neural Networks

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6.2.2 Face Recognition

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6.2.3 Data Classification

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6.3 Control

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6.3.1 Kalman Filters

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6.3.2 Adaptive Control

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6.4 Artificial Intelligence

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6.4.1 Autonomous Driving and Target Tracking

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Chapter 7:Face Recognition with Deep Learning

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7.1 Obtain Data Online: For Training a Neural Network

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7.1.1 Problem

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7.1.2 Solution

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7.1.3 How It Works

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7.2 Generating Data for Training a Neural Net

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7.2.1 Problem

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7.2.2 Solution

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7.2.3 How It Works

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7.3 Convolution

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7.3.1 Problem

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7.3.2 Solution

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7.3.3 How It Works

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7.4 Convolution Layer

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7.4.1 Problem

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7.4.2 Solution

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7.4.3 How It Works

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7.5 Pooling

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7.5.1 Problem

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7.5.2 Solution

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7.5.3 How It Works

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7.6 Fully Connected Layer

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7.6.1 Problem

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7.6.2 Solution

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7.6.3 How It Works

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7.7 Determining the Probability

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7.7.1 Problem

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7.7.2 Solution

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7.7.3 How It Works

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7.8 Test the Neural Network

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7.8.1 Problem

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7.8.2 Solution

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7.8.3 How It Works

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7.9 Recognizing an Image

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7.9.1 Problem

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7.9.2 Solution

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7.9.3 How It Works

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Summary

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Reference

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Chapter 8:Data Classification

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8.1 Generate Classification Test Data

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8.1.1 Problem

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8.1.2 Solution

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8.1.3 How It Works

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8.2 Drawing Decision Trees

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8.2.1 Problem

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8.2.2 Solution

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8.2.3 How It Works

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8.3 Decision Tree Implementation

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8.3.1 Problem

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8.3.2 Solution

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8.3.3 How It Works

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8.4 Implementing a Decision Tree

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8.4.1 Problem

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8.4.2 Solution

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8.4.3 How It Works

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8.5 Creating a Hand-Made Decision Tree

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8.5.1 Problem

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8.5.2 Solution

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8.5.3 How It Works

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8.6 Training and Testing the Decision Tree

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8.6.1 Problem

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8.6.2 Solution

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8.6.3 How It Works

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Summary

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Reference

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Chapter 9:Classification of Numbers Using Neural Networks

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9.1 Generate Test Images with Defects

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9.1.1 Problem

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9.1.2 Solution

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9.1.3 How It Works

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9.2 Create the Neural Net Tool

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9.2.1 Problem

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9.2.2 Solution

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9.2.3 How It Works

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9.3 Train a Network with One Output Node

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9.3.1 Problem

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9.3.2 Solution

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9.3.3 How It Works

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9.4 Testing the Neural Network

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9.4.1 Problem

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9.4.2 Solution

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9.4.3 How It Works

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9.5 Train a Network with Multiple Output Nodes

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9.5.1 Problem

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9.5.2 Solution

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9.5.3 How It Works

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Summary

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References

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Chapter 10:Kalman Filters

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10.1 A State Estimator

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10.1.1 Problem

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10.1.2 Solution

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10.1.3 How It Works

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10.1.4 Conventional Kalman Filter

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10.2 Using the Unscented Kalman Filter for StateEstimation

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10.2.1 Problem

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10.2.2 Solution

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10.2.3 How It Works

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10.3 Using the UKF for Parameter Estimation

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10.3.1 Problem

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10.3.2 Solution

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10.3.3 How It Works

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Summary

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References

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Chapter 11:Adaptive Control

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11.1 Self-Tuning: Finding the Frequency of an Oscillator

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11.1.1 Problem

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11.1.2 Solution

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11.1.3 How It Works

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11.2 Model Reference Adaptive Control

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11.2.1 Generating a Square Wave Input

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11.2.1.1 Problem

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11.2.1.2 Solution

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11.2.1.3 How It Works

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11.2.2 Implement Model Reference Adaptive Control

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11.2.2.1 Problem

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11.2.2.2 Solution

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11.2.2.3 How It Works

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11.2.3 Demonstrate MRAC for a Rotor

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11.2.3.1 Problem

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11.2.3.2 Solution

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11.2.3.3 How It Works

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11.3 Longitudinal Control of an Aircraft

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11.3.1 Write the Differential Equations for the LongitudinalMotion of an Aircraft

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11.3.1.1 Problem

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11.3.1.2 Solution

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11.3.1.3 How It Works

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11.3.2 Numerically Finding Equilibrium

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11.3.2.1 Problem

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11.3.2.2 Solution

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11.3.2.3 How It Works

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11.3.3 Numerical Simulation of the Aircraft

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11.3.3.1 Problem

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11.3.3.2 Solution

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11.3.3.3 How It Works

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11.3.4 Find a Limiting and Scaling function for a Neural Net

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11.3.4.1 Problem

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11.3.4.2 Solution

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11.3.4.3 How It Works

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11.3.5 Find a Neural Net for the Learning Control

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11.3.5.1 Problem

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11.3.5.2 Solution

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11.3.5.3 How It Works

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11.3.6 Enumerate All Sets of Inputs

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11.3.6.1 Problem

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11.3.6.2 Solution

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11.3.6.3 How It Works

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11.3.7 Write a General Neural Net Function

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11.3.7.1 Problem

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11.3.7.2 Solution

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11.3.7.3 How It Works

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11.3.8 Implement PID Control

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11.3.8.1 Problem

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11.3.8.2 Solution

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11.3.8.3 How It Works

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11.3.9 Demonstrate PID control of Pitch for the Aircraft

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11.3.9.1 Problem

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11.3.9.2 Solution

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11.3.9.3 How It Works

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11.3.10 Create the Neural Net for the Pitch Dynamics

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11.3.10.1 Problem

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11.3.10.2 Solution

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11.3.10.3 How It Works

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11.3.11 Demonstrate the Controller in a Nonlinear Simulation

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11.3.11.1 Problem

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11.3.11.2 Solution

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11.3.11.3 How It Works

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11.4 Ship Steering: Implement Gain Scheduling for Steering Control of a Ship

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11.4.1 Problem

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11.4.2 Solution

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11.4.3 How It Works

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Summary

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References

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Chapter12:Autonomous Driving

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12.1 Modeling the Automobile Radar

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12.1.1 Problem

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12.1.2 How It Works

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12.1.3 Solution

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12.2 Automobile Autonomous Passing Control

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12.2.1 Problem

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12.2.2 Solution

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12.2.3 How It Works

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12.3 Automobile Dynamics

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12.3.1 Problem

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12.3.2 How It Works

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12.3.3 Solution

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12.4 Automobile Simulation and the Kalman Filter

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12.4.1 Problem

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12.4.2 Solution

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12.4.3 How It Works

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12.5 Perform MHT on the Radar Data

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12.5.1 Problem

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12.5.2 Solution

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12.5.3 How It Works

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12.5.4 Hypothesis Formation

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12.5.4.1 Problem

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12.5.4.2 Solution

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12.5.4.3 How It Works

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12.5.5 Track Pruning

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12.5.5.1 Problem

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12.5.5.2 Solution

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12.5.5.3 How It Works

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12.5.5.4 Simulation

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Summary

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References

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Index

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