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Typical examples of recurrence plots (from left to right): homogenous RP without diagonal line structures, caused by noise; periodic RP with long diagonal lines, caused by a periodic process; chaotic RP with single dots and longer diagonal lines, caused by a chaotic process (logistic map), additionally a drift is added which causes a paling of the RP; disrupted RP with extended areas of recurrence points (black points), caused by an auto-regressive process.

• Author: Norbert Marwan
• Date: 2005-12-15

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• (del) (cur) 16:51, 15 December 2005 . . en:User:Pucicu Pucicu ( en:User_talk:Pucicu Talk) . . 800x272 (54537 bytes) (Typical examples of recurrence plots (from left to right): homogenous RP without diagonal line structures, caused by noise; periodic RP with long diagonal lines, caused by a periodic process; chaotic RP with single dots and longer diagonal lines, caused b)
• (del) (rev) 16:37, 15 December 2005 . . en:User:Pucicu Pucicu ( en:User_talk:Pucicu Talk) . . 800x272 (54491 bytes) (Typical examples of recurrence plots (from left to right): homogenous RP without diagonal line structures, caused by noise; periodic RP with long diagonal lines, caused by a periodic process; chaotic RP with single dots and longer diagonal lines, caused b)
• (del) (rev) 16:27, 15 December 2005 . . en:User:Pucicu Pucicu ( en:User_talk:Pucicu Talk) . . 800x272 (71863 bytes) (Typical examples of recurrence plots (from left to right): homogenous RP without diagonal line structures, caused by noise; periodic RP with long diagonal lines, caused by a periodic process; chaotic RP with single dots and longer diagonal lines, caused b)