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Dose there exist a map with high capacity(i.e. can be modeled by a lot of parameters) that maps a function to another?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Submersion Theorem for Banach SpacesApproximate Periodic Function by shifting Basis FunctionsMisconceptions concerning Linear Algebra (bases)How is this map injective?Example of a non-convex set for which A + A = 2Ainfinite dimensional hilbert space - uniqueness of series expansionWhy is $mathbbR^3$ not the Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Space defined by kernel $k(x,y)=(x_1y_1+x_2y_2)^2$Direct product vs direct sum of infinite dimensional vector spaces?Example of an infinite dimensional Hilbert space that is not an RKHSWhat is the dimension of the kernel of a linear transformation from infinite dimensional to finite dimensional?
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Note: The following two paragraph have nothing to do with the question I ask, by they explain my motivation.
Let $S = sum_idelta (t-t_i) $, where $delta$ is the Dirac function. My main purpose is to find a map defined on S which can be modeled by a lot of parameters, so that I can adjust these parameters to approximate a given function (which is implicit defined by solving some PDEs).
To find such a map directly is very hard. I make it easier by choosing a smooth function $h$ and trying to find a map defined on $T = h*S:= t_i in[0,T]$
Now I only need to find a map between functions. Such a map must can be modeling by a lot of parameters which will be adjusted to approximate another implicit-defined function. (e.g. A map defined by $R^nrightarrow R^n,xrightarrow Wx$ certainly have lots of parameters——$W$.)
I have think up some ideas, but none of they satisfies me. For example, you can find a basis of the space of real-valued function(using RKHS or Fourier expansion), and then a function can by represented by an infinite dimensional vector. The desired map can be modeled by the map between the vectors,but you must cut short the vector first to get a finite dimensional one, since we cannot handle infinite dimensional vectors using computers. This will induce extra inaccuracy because of the vector cut-off.
Thanks for reading my question, I will appreciate you a lot if you can help me.
linear-algebra functional-analysis signal-processing
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Note: The following two paragraph have nothing to do with the question I ask, by they explain my motivation.
Let $S = sum_idelta (t-t_i) $, where $delta$ is the Dirac function. My main purpose is to find a map defined on S which can be modeled by a lot of parameters, so that I can adjust these parameters to approximate a given function (which is implicit defined by solving some PDEs).
To find such a map directly is very hard. I make it easier by choosing a smooth function $h$ and trying to find a map defined on $T = h*S:= t_i in[0,T]$
Now I only need to find a map between functions. Such a map must can be modeling by a lot of parameters which will be adjusted to approximate another implicit-defined function. (e.g. A map defined by $R^nrightarrow R^n,xrightarrow Wx$ certainly have lots of parameters——$W$.)
I have think up some ideas, but none of they satisfies me. For example, you can find a basis of the space of real-valued function(using RKHS or Fourier expansion), and then a function can by represented by an infinite dimensional vector. The desired map can be modeled by the map between the vectors,but you must cut short the vector first to get a finite dimensional one, since we cannot handle infinite dimensional vectors using computers. This will induce extra inaccuracy because of the vector cut-off.
Thanks for reading my question, I will appreciate you a lot if you can help me.
linear-algebra functional-analysis signal-processing
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add a comment |
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Note: The following two paragraph have nothing to do with the question I ask, by they explain my motivation.
Let $S = sum_idelta (t-t_i) $, where $delta$ is the Dirac function. My main purpose is to find a map defined on S which can be modeled by a lot of parameters, so that I can adjust these parameters to approximate a given function (which is implicit defined by solving some PDEs).
To find such a map directly is very hard. I make it easier by choosing a smooth function $h$ and trying to find a map defined on $T = h*S:= t_i in[0,T]$
Now I only need to find a map between functions. Such a map must can be modeling by a lot of parameters which will be adjusted to approximate another implicit-defined function. (e.g. A map defined by $R^nrightarrow R^n,xrightarrow Wx$ certainly have lots of parameters——$W$.)
I have think up some ideas, but none of they satisfies me. For example, you can find a basis of the space of real-valued function(using RKHS or Fourier expansion), and then a function can by represented by an infinite dimensional vector. The desired map can be modeled by the map between the vectors,but you must cut short the vector first to get a finite dimensional one, since we cannot handle infinite dimensional vectors using computers. This will induce extra inaccuracy because of the vector cut-off.
Thanks for reading my question, I will appreciate you a lot if you can help me.
linear-algebra functional-analysis signal-processing
$endgroup$
Note: The following two paragraph have nothing to do with the question I ask, by they explain my motivation.
Let $S = sum_idelta (t-t_i) $, where $delta$ is the Dirac function. My main purpose is to find a map defined on S which can be modeled by a lot of parameters, so that I can adjust these parameters to approximate a given function (which is implicit defined by solving some PDEs).
To find such a map directly is very hard. I make it easier by choosing a smooth function $h$ and trying to find a map defined on $T = h*S:= t_i in[0,T]$
Now I only need to find a map between functions. Such a map must can be modeling by a lot of parameters which will be adjusted to approximate another implicit-defined function. (e.g. A map defined by $R^nrightarrow R^n,xrightarrow Wx$ certainly have lots of parameters——$W$.)
I have think up some ideas, but none of they satisfies me. For example, you can find a basis of the space of real-valued function(using RKHS or Fourier expansion), and then a function can by represented by an infinite dimensional vector. The desired map can be modeled by the map between the vectors,but you must cut short the vector first to get a finite dimensional one, since we cannot handle infinite dimensional vectors using computers. This will induce extra inaccuracy because of the vector cut-off.
Thanks for reading my question, I will appreciate you a lot if you can help me.
linear-algebra functional-analysis signal-processing
linear-algebra functional-analysis signal-processing
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