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    Explicit examples in ergodic optimization by Ferreira, Hermes H., Lopes, Artur O., Oliveira, Elismar R.

    “…Denote by T the transformation T ( x ) = 2 x (mod 1). Given a potential A : S 1 → R we are interested in exhibiting in several examples the explicit expression…”
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    Recursive filtering 2D Tikhonov regularization by Ferreira, Hermes H., Gastal, Eduardo S. L.

    “…In this work we describe an implementation of the 2D Tikhonov regularization filter which scales linearly with the input signal's size. We propose a novel…”
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    Performance and error analysis of recursive edge-aware Gaussian filters on GPUs by Ferreira, Hermes H., Gastal, Eduardo S. L., Schnorr, Lucas M., Navaux, Philippe O. A.

    “…We present a schematic for image edge-aware Gaus-sian GPU filtering which has linear complexity on the number of pixels of the image. It allows us to reduce…”
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    Decision Theory and Large Deviations for Dynamical Hypotheses Tests: Neyman-Pearson, Min-Max and Bayesian Tests by Ferreira, Hermes H, Lopes, Artur O, Lopes, Silvia R. C

    Published 20-01-2021
    “…We analyze hypotheses tests using classical results on large deviations to compare two models, each one described by a different H\"older Gibbs probability…”
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    Explicit examples in Ergodic Optimization by Ferreira, Hermes H, Lopes, Artur O, Oliveira, Elismar R

    Published 11-09-2018
    “…Denote by $T$ the transformation $T(x)= 2 \,x $ (mod 1). Given a potential $A:S^1 \to \mathbb{R}$ we are interested in exhibiting in several examples the…”
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    An iterative process for approximating subactions by Ferreira, Hermes H, Lopes, Artur O, Oliveira, Elismar R

    Published 03-09-2018
    “…We describe a procedure based on the iteration of an initial function by an appropriated operator, acting on continuous functions, in order to get a fixed…”
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