Chaotic Characteristics of Workface Gas Emission Time-Series Data

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The chaotic time series phase space reconstruction theory based in this paper. First, the appropriate embedding dimension and delay time are selected by minimum entropy rate. Followed the chaotic behavior are analyzed by the use of the Poincare section map and Power spectrum of time series from the qualitative point of view. Based on NLSR LLE the quantitative study of the chaotic time series characteristics indicators is proposed. Finally, the gas emission workface of Hebi 10th Mine Coal is studied. The several analytical results of the above methods show that: the gas emission time-series data of this workface has chaotic characteristics.

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