On rotation uncertainty in the resolution of two-way evolving data

Feng Gan

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On rotation uncertainty in the resolution of two-way evolving data

Feng Gan *

School of Chem.& Chem. Eng., Sun Yat-Sen University

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Opened online:17 March 2005

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Citation: Feng Gan.On rotation uncertainty in the resolution of two-way evolving data[OL]. [17 March 2005] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/1714

This paper shows that two-way evolving data does not have the rotation uncertainty problem itself. The so-called rotation uncertainty problem comes from the convergence criterion of minimum squared residual. It is possible to solve the problem by introducing proper convergence criterion.

Keywords:Convergence criterion, rotation uncertainty, two-way evolving data

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