Frequency domain diagnostics for linear smoothers
Frequency domain diagnostics for linear smoothers
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线性平滑器的频域诊断
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1992
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通讯作者:
D. Chelton
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作者:
M. Schlax;D. Chelton
Abstract Frequency domain analysis is used to examine estimates from linear smoothers operating on realizations of random fields over space and/or time. The estimates are expressed in terms of the Fourier transforms of the dependent variable and of the smoother weights. The latter is referred to as the equivalent transfer function. The data do not need to be evenly spaced to perform this analysis. The modulus of the equivalent transfer function characterizes the spectral content of an estimate and may reveal subtle sampling properties of the design. Frequency domain bias calculations are useful for comparing different smoothers and for assessing the resolution capabilities of a data set. These methods are used to compare six one-dimensional smoothers and analyze a complex three-dimensional example using data from a satellite altimeter.