The segmentation procedure as a tool for discrete modeling of hydrometeorological regimes
By P. Hubert. 2000
95 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Management Science and Operations Research, Signal Processing
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In Economics and Econometrics
- James Merleau
- Athanasios Kehagias
- Evangelia Nidelkou
- Luc Perreault
- Vassilios Petridis
- Guillaume Évin
- Ahmad Dahamsheh
- H. Aksoy
In Management Science and Operations Research
- James Merleau
- Athanasios Kehagias
- Evangelia Nidelkou
- Luc Perreault
- Vassilios Petridis
- Guillaume Évin
- Ahmad Dahamsheh
- H. Aksoy
In Signal Processing
- James Merleau
- Athanasios Kehagias
- Evangelia Nidelkou
- Luc Perreault
- Vassilios Petridis
- Guillaume Évin
- Ahmad Dahamsheh
- H. Aksoy
Citations in the corpus
- Structural characteristics of annual precipitation data in Jordan (2007, methodology): “Jump analysis was performed using the t-test (Fanta et al., 2001) following the application of the automatic segmentation procedure of Hubert (2000) .”
- Two‐component mixtures of normal, gamma, and Gumbel distributions for hydrological applications (2011, methodology): “In particular, the annual discharge of the Senegal River measured at the Bakel station has been the subject of numerous studies [Hubert, 2000; Fortin et al., 2004].”
- A dynamic programming segmentation procedure for hydrological and environmental time series (2006, methodology): “The formulation and notation introduced in this Section is heavily based on (Hubert 1997, 2000).”