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Systems Analysis With An Analog Computer Using Stochastic Processes
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Abstract
Many systems that can be simulated on an analog computer can best be analyzed with the aid of statistical processes. This paper is concerned with:
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Reasons for the statistical approach.
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Various types of statistically defined inputs, including “white noise.”
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Statistical analysis of the outputs, using analog computer techniques.
The analysis of automotive suspension systems using stochastic processes is discussed as an example of this type of approach.
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Van Deusen, B., "Systems Analysis With An Analog Computer Using Stochastic Processes," SAE Technical Paper 620032, 1962, https://doi.org/10.4271/620032.Also In
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