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Aims
active participation and real workshop,
- to bring together people currently involved in recurrence plot research
- to get to know these people
- to exchange knowledges and opinions
- to enhance the publicity of RP based methods
- theoretical background of RPs in the context of
ergodic theory
- better understanding and interpretation of RPs
- to define open questions and problems
- to fathom future potentials in analysis of
spatio-temporal data, image analysis, statistical tests etc.
Topics
Introduction
- introduction in recurrence plot based methods
- historical overview about RPs, RQA, recent developments
(CRPs, JRPs, dynamical invariants)
Applications
open session with free contributions
- electronics
- economics, finance markets
- life sciences, physiology
- psychology
- molecular biology
- astrophysics
- climate
- earth sciences (geophysics, palaeo-climate)
- natural sciences, ecology
- applications from other fields are highly welcome!
Practical workshop
- demonstrations of methods, applications on data
- live discussion and help on your own projects:
please provide interesting
projects, topics or questions during registration
- your contribution is highly welcome!
Theoretical aspects, new developments
- importance of recurrences
- mathematical background
- non-importance of embedding
- UPOs
- JRPs, synchronisation
- dynamical invariants
- noise
- attractor reconstruction
- significance of RQA
- recurrence networks
Related methods
- close return plots
- contact maps
- recurrence spectra
- recurrence time statistics
- dynamical time warping
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