APPLICATION OF THE METHOD OF WEIGHT SELECTIVE FUNCTIONS FOR DESCRIPTION OF COMPLEX NONLINEAR DEPENDENCIES
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.53.12155Keywords:
Identification, method of selective functions, object-oriented modeling.Abstract
The article deals with the problem of constructing the mathematical dependence of stresses in a film from the radius of a roll in the problem of its winding in a roll. To development its dependence, we proposed using the method of a piecewise-analytical description based on the least squares method with weight selective functions. The results of research are presented in the publication confirming the possibility of developing a rather simple mathematical model by the method of selective functions what meets the requirements of modern methods of object-oriented modeling for accuracy of the approximation.
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