Embeddings and delays as derived from quantification of recurrence plots
Physics Letters APublished 1 December 1992
Joseph P. Zbilut, Charles L. Webber
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Recurrence plots have been advocated as a useful diagnostic tool for the assessment of dynamical time series by quantifying certain features of these plots which may be helpful in determining embeddings and delays.
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Recurrence plots have been advocated as a useful diagnostic tool for the assessment of dynamical time series. We extend the usefulness of this tool by quantifying certain features of these plots which may be helpful in determining embeddings and delays.
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