The invariants of an attractor have been the most used resource to characterize a nonlinear dynamics. Their estimation is a challenging endeavor in short-time series and/or in presence of noise. In this article, we present two new coarse-grained estimators for the correlation dimension and for the correlation entropy. They can be easily estimated from the calculation of two U-correlation integrals. We have also developed an algorithm that is able to automatically obtain these invariants and the noise level in order to process large data sets. This method has been statistically tested through simulations in low-dimensional systems. The results show that it is robust in presence of noise and short data lengths. In comparison with similar appr...
The correlation dimension D 2 and correlation entropy K 2 are both important quantifiers in nonlin...
AbstractA new least-squares approach to information dimension estimation of the invariant distributi...
Motivated by the problem of estimating the fractal dimension of a strange attractor, we prove weak c...
In this article, the noise-assisted correlation integral (NCI) is proposed. The purpose of the NCI i...
A simple method is proposed to estimate the correlation dimension of a noisy chaotic attractor. The ...
An estimator of the correlation dimension is proposed based on $ mathrm{U} $-statistics, and compare...
This package contains data and graphics related to the publication: Keisuke Okamura, “Three invaria...
Using Gaussian kernels to define the correlation sum we derive simple formulas that correct the nois...
In this paper we show that two dynamical invariants, the second order Renyi entropy and the correlat...
For many chaotic systems, accurate calculation of the correlation dimension from measured data is di...
In this paper we propose a novel method for obtaining standard errors and confidence intervals for t...
This paper proposes an estimator of the correlation dimension of the skeleton for chaotic dynamical ...
Recent advances in nonlinear dynamics have led to more informative characterizations of complex sign...
A method for detecting the dimension of a dynamical system encompassing simultaneously two distinct ...
In this paper we propose a novel method for obtaining standard errors and confidence intervals for t...
The correlation dimension D 2 and correlation entropy K 2 are both important quantifiers in nonlin...
AbstractA new least-squares approach to information dimension estimation of the invariant distributi...
Motivated by the problem of estimating the fractal dimension of a strange attractor, we prove weak c...
In this article, the noise-assisted correlation integral (NCI) is proposed. The purpose of the NCI i...
A simple method is proposed to estimate the correlation dimension of a noisy chaotic attractor. The ...
An estimator of the correlation dimension is proposed based on $ mathrm{U} $-statistics, and compare...
This package contains data and graphics related to the publication: Keisuke Okamura, “Three invaria...
Using Gaussian kernels to define the correlation sum we derive simple formulas that correct the nois...
In this paper we show that two dynamical invariants, the second order Renyi entropy and the correlat...
For many chaotic systems, accurate calculation of the correlation dimension from measured data is di...
In this paper we propose a novel method for obtaining standard errors and confidence intervals for t...
This paper proposes an estimator of the correlation dimension of the skeleton for chaotic dynamical ...
Recent advances in nonlinear dynamics have led to more informative characterizations of complex sign...
A method for detecting the dimension of a dynamical system encompassing simultaneously two distinct ...
In this paper we propose a novel method for obtaining standard errors and confidence intervals for t...
The correlation dimension D 2 and correlation entropy K 2 are both important quantifiers in nonlin...
AbstractA new least-squares approach to information dimension estimation of the invariant distributi...
Motivated by the problem of estimating the fractal dimension of a strange attractor, we prove weak c...