A NEW METHOD FOR ESTIMATING RATIONAL FUNCTION COEFFICIENTS
Sharifi Mohammad Ali, B Amjadiparvar, M Sheybani
Abstract
Sharifi Mohammad Ali, B Amjadiparvar, M Sheybani
Abstract
Rational functions are of great interest to engineers and geoscientists. The rational polynomial coefficient (RPC) model as a generalized sensor model has been introduced as an alternative for the rigorous sensor model of the satellite imaging. Numerical instability of normal equations is the only single obstacle to the implementation of these functions. Practically, estimating rational function coefficients using available control points is mostly an ill-posed problem. Condition number of the normal matrix in the linear parametric model is relatively large. Therefore, a
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Rational functions are of great interest to engineers and geoscientists. The rational polynomial coefficient (RPC) model as a generalized sensor model has been introduced as an alternative for the rigorous sensor model of the satellite imaging. Numerical instability of normal equations is the only single obstacle to the implementation of these functions. Practically, estimating rational function coefficients using available control points is mostly an ill-posed problem. Condition number of the normal matrix in the linear parametric model is relatively large. Therefore, a
Key concepts: Rational function, Polynomial and rational function modeling, Applied mathematics, Polynomial, Mathematics, Parametric equation, Parametric statistics, Function (biology)