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The experiment notebooks are organised by what they establish. These pages read the same results by application: for each domain, what is asked of an estimator there, which established methods it is scored against, what the notebooks measure, and where dtfit loses. NLLS is the reference throughout; where theory gives the image no advantage, parity is reported as parity.
| Domain | dtfit routes | Scored against | Notebooks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parameter estimation |
fit in the Legendre and block bases, the robust image, basis="auto"
|
SciPy NLLS, robust NLLS, the NIST certified values | 15, 14, 31 |
| Forecasting | a declared structure fitted from the image, auto_forecast
|
random walk, seasonal naive, drift, ETS, Theta, (S)ARIMA, MLP, the published LTSF numbers | 32 |
| Embedded control |
ImageFilter in both bases, the per-sample innovation test, FilterBank
|
a parameter-space EKF over a grid of settings, RLS, Kalman-CA, a sliding-window refit | 21, 24 |
| Big data |
Image.merge, ImageStream, fit_many, the channel projection on the GPU |
the resident fit, a serial loop, polynomial surrogates | 22 |
| Real-time GPS | the streaming Legendre and block trackers, IMU regressors, the robust window | Kalman-CA, a coordinated-turn EKF, an IMM, a Huber-hardened Kalman | 33, 34 |
| GPS hardware rig | the on-chip float32 filter, the host trackers on recorded drives | Kalman-CA, CT-EKF on the same fixes | rig |
| Stochastic series | the second-order image, the regime router, the merged forecaster | OLS AR(1), GARCH quasi-MLE, R/S, DFA, ETS, ARIMA, the random walk | 23, 36 |
| Archive showcase |
ImageStream, fits from stored images, the image on the wire |
numpy.linalg.lstsq on the raw rows, MIDAS velocities, NOAA normals |
35 |
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