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Effective least squares approximation method for estimating the rhythm function of cyclic random process
Effective least squares approximation method for estimating the rhythm function of cyclic random process
Journal Article

Effective least squares approximation method for estimating the rhythm function of cyclic random process

2025
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The work is devoted to a problem of the rhythm function estimation of a cyclic random process, which is based on the least squares approximation methods instead of well-known interpolation approach. Analytical dependencies between errors of estimation of a discrete rhythm function and errors of segmentation of a cyclic random process into cycles and zones were constructed. This made it possible to develop a procedure for calculating and controlling errors of estimating rhythm function of a cyclic random process as certain functions of errors of the segmentation method. The general problem of least squares approximation of the rhythm function of a cyclic random process is formulated as a problem of optimal selection of a parametric function derived from a predetermined class of functions that satisfy the necessary and sufficient conditions of the rhythm function of a cyclic random process. New parametric classes of rhythm characteristics of cyclic random processes such as parametric monomials of degree k , parametric logarithmic functions and parametric exponential functions have been built. The advantage of considered method over well-known interpolation approach refers to the improvement of accuracy of rhythm function estimation and reduction of the rhythm function estimation parameters’ number. For example, in presented computer simulation experiment for the parametric class of monomials of degree 2, average value of the mean square errors for 500 simulations in the case of the interpolation is over 40 times higher than the corresponding value for approximation. Moreover, for that parametric class, the number of estimated parameters is almost equal to doubled number of considered cycles in the case of piecewise linear interpolation and is reduced to 1 for least square approximation. The results obtained in the work constitute the basis for improvement of rhythm-adaptive methods and spectral analysis of cyclic random processes, including the area of statistical methods for detecting hidden cyclic structures of the investigated cyclic stochastic signals with an irregular rhythm.