Doktorarbeit / Dissertation, 1997
156 Seiten, Note: n/a
This doctoral thesis aims to explore statistical learning and regularization techniques for regression problems, with applications in system identification and time series modeling. The research investigates methods to improve the accuracy and robustness of models built from data.
Acknowledgements: This chapter expresses gratitude to various individuals and institutions for their support and contributions throughout the author's doctoral research. Specific thanks are extended to the thesis advisor, Professor Patrick Gallinari, for his guidance and support, as well as to Professor Lars Kai Hansen for his mentorship during a research stay in Denmark. The author also acknowledges the contributions of the jury members and other colleagues who provided helpful discussions and feedback. Finally, a personal acknowledgment is made to the author's wife for her unwavering support.
Introduction: This introductory chapter sets the stage for the thesis by providing an overview of the problem of regression and its applications in system identification and time series modeling. It introduces the concept of statistical learning and regularization, outlining the challenges and opportunities within this field. It establishes the context for the research presented in the following chapters and provides a brief roadmap for the thesis structure. The importance of accurate and robust model building is emphasized, highlighting the motivation behind the work presented.
Notation: This section defines the mathematical notation used throughout the thesis. It lists key symbols and their meanings, including those related to system input and output, model parameters, error estimation, and probability distributions. This ensures consistency and clarity in the mathematical formulations presented in subsequent chapters. The careful definition of notation is crucial for the rigorous treatment of the mathematical concepts involved in the research.
Statistical learning, regularization, regression, system identification, time series modeling, parameter estimation, model robustness, data analysis.
This document is a language preview of a doctoral thesis focusing on statistical learning and regularization techniques for regression problems, with applications in system identification and time series modeling. It includes the table of contents, objectives, key themes, chapter summaries, and keywords.
The main topics covered include statistical learning methods for regression, regularization techniques to improve model robustness, application to system identification, application to time series modeling, and model parameter estimation.
The "Acknowledgements" chapter expresses gratitude to individuals and institutions for their support during the author's doctoral research. It specifically thanks the thesis advisor, Professor Patrick Gallinari, Professor Lars Kai Hansen, jury members, colleagues, and the author's wife.
The "Introduction" chapter provides an overview of regression and its applications in system identification and time series modeling. It introduces statistical learning and regularization, outlining challenges and opportunities in the field. It also establishes the context for the research and provides a roadmap for the thesis structure.
The "Notation" section defines the mathematical notation used throughout the thesis, including key symbols and their meanings related to system input and output, model parameters, error estimation, and probability distributions.
The keywords associated with this thesis are: Statistical learning, regularization, regression, system identification, time series modeling, parameter estimation, model robustness, and data analysis.
The document outlines research related to statistical learning, regularization techniques, and their application to regression problems, particularly in the contexts of system identification and time series modeling. The goal is to improve the accuracy and robustness of models built from data.
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