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Effect of parameter calculation in direct estimation of the Lyapunov exponent in short time series

Abstract

The literature about non-linear dynamics offers a few recommendations, which sometimes are divergent, about the criteria to be used in order to select the optimal calculus parameters in the estimation of Lyapunov exponents by direct methods. These few recommendations are circumscribed to the analysis of chaotic systems. We have found no recommendation for the estimation of λ starting from the time series of classic systems. The reason for this is the interest in distinguishing variability due to a chaotic behavior of determinist dynamic systems of variability caused by white noise or linear stochastic processes, and less in the identification of non-linear terms from the analysis of time series. In this study we have centered in the dependence of the Lyapunov exponent, obtained by means of direct estimation, of the initial distance and the time evolution. We have used generated series of chaotic systems and generated series of classic systems with varying complexity. To generate the series we have used the logistic map.

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Effect of parameter calculation in direct estimation of the Lyapunov exponent in short time series

Author: López Jiménez, Ana María; García Torres, Antonio Ramón; Camacho Martínez Vara de Rey, Carlos
Publisher: Hindawi Publishing Corporation
Year: 2002
DOI: 10.1080/10260220290013507
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Disc e e
Dynamics
in
Na u e
and
Socie y,
2002
VoL.
7
(1),
pp.
41-52
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G oup
E ec
o
Pa ame e
Calcula ion
in
Di ec
Es ima ion
o
he
Lyapuno
Exponen
in
Sho
Time
Se ies
A.M.
L(3PEZ
JIMINEZ
a’*,
C.
CAMACHO
MARTI’NEZ
VARA
DE
REY"
and
A.R.
GARC[A
TORRES
b
aDepa men
o
Expe imen al
Psychology,
Uni e si y
o
Se ille,
A da.
Camilo
Jos
Cela
s/n.
41005
Se ille,
Spain;
bphysics
Semina ,
LE.S.
Los
Vi e os,
A da.
Bias
In an e,
s/n.
Se ille,
Spain
(Recei ed
21
Ap il
2001)
The
li e a u e
abou
non-linea
dynamics
o e s
a
ew
ecommenda ions,
which
some imes
a e
di e gen ,
abou
he
c i e ia
o
be
used
in
o de
o
selec
he
op imal
calculus
pa ame e s
in
he
es ima ion
o
Lyapuno
exponen s
by
di ec
me hods.
These
ew
ecommenda ions
a e
ci cumsc ibed
o
he
analysis
o
chao ic
sys ems.
We
ha e
ound
no
ecommenda ion
o
he
es ima ion
o
A
s a ing
om
he
ime
se ies
o
classic
sys ems.
The
eason
o
his
is
he
in e es
in
dis inguishing
a iabili y
due
o
a
chao ic
beha io
o
de e minis
dynamic
sys ems
o
a iabili y
caused
by
whi e
noise
o
linea
s ochas ic
p ocesses,
and
less
in
he
iden i ica ion
o
non-linea
e ms
om
he
analysis
o
ime
se ies.
In
his
s udy
we
ha e
cen e ed
in
he
dependence
o
he
Lyapuno
exponen ,
ob ained
by
means
o
di ec
es ima ion,
o
he
ini ial
dis ance
and
he
ime
e olu ion.
We
ha e
used
gene a ed
se ies
o
chao ic
sys ems
and
gene a ed
se ies
o
classic
sys ems
wi h
a ying
complexi y.
To
gene a e
he
se ies
we
ha e
used
he
logis ic
map.
Keywo ds:
Non-linea
dynamic;
A ac o ;
Chaos;
Lyapuno
exponen
INTRODUCTION
The
disco e y
o
chao ic
beha io
in
de e minis ic
dynamical
sys ems
has
changed
some
philosophical
aspec s
in
he
p e ailing
scien i ic
pa adigm
and
has
opened
new
pe spec i es
o
he
design
and
analysis
o
ime
se ies
(Ba ne
and
Choi,
1989;
Casdagli,
1991;
Casdagli
e
al.,
1991;
Saye s,
1991;
Be line ,
1992;
McCa ey
e
al.,
1992;
Nychka
e
al.,
1992;
Ge
and
Allen,
1993;
Takens,
1993).
In
he
1980s,
he
b eak h oughs
in
he
analysis
o
ime
se ies
based
on
he
Quali a i e
Theo y
o
Dynamical
Sys ems
ha e
yielded
a
se
o
indexes.
These,
in
heo y,
should
allow
us
o
de e mine
i
he
appa en ly
andom
ime
sequence
obse a ions
o
a
sys em
s a e,
can
o
canno
be
due
o
chao ic
beha io
gene a ed
by
a
sys em
o
nonlinea
de e minis ic
equa ions
(Ashley
e
al.,
1986;
B oomhead
and
King,
1986;
Ashley
and
Pa e son,
1989;
B own
e
al.,
1991;
G assbe ge
e
al.,
1991;
McCa ey
e
al.,
1992;
Aba banel
e
al.,
1993;
Palu
e
al.,
1993;
Takens,
1993).
As
a
sub-p oduc ,
i
is
possible
o
de e mine
he
numbe
o
a iables
which
his
se
o
unknown
equa ions
would
b ing
in o
play,
as
well
as
o
classi y
sys ems
in o
uni e sal
classes
(linea -non-linea ,
s ochas ic-de e minis ic)
and
ela e
he
changes
in
he
beha io
quan i ie s
wi h
changes
occu ed
in
he
dynamical
beha io
o
he
sys em
(bi u ca ions)
(Sugiha a
and
May,
1990;
Mon e o
and
Mo in,
1992).
Al hough
cha ac e izing
dynamical
sys ems
using
he
analysis
o
uni-dimensional
ime
se ies
has
been
a
me hod
widely
de eloped
since
he
1980s,
he e
a e
se e al
ques ions
ha
need
some
conside a ion,
a
leas
in
he
cases
when
he
indica o s
a e
ob ained
om
ime
se ies
esul ing
om
beha io al
in es iga ion.
In
his
ype
o
in es iga ion,
like
in
mos
si ua ions
in
eal
li e,
he
da a
combine
de e minis ic
dynamics
wi h
noise
o
di e en
na u e
and
magni ude;
in
addi ion
o
his,
in
Psychology
i
is
di icul
o
main ain
he
same
obse a ion
si ua ion
o
a
long
ime
and
his
leads
o
a
educ ion
in
he
leng h
o
he
se ies,
he e o e
he
eliabili y
o
such
indexes
can
be
ques ionable.
In
his
s udy,
we
ha e
ied
o
p o ide
answe s
o
he
ques ions
a ising
om
he
calcula ion
o
dominan
Lyapuno
exponen
using
di ec
me hods.
We
ha e
*Co esponding
au ho .
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+34-954557812.
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+34-954551784.
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A.M.L.
JIMNEZ
e
al.
cen e ed
on
analyzing
he
s eng h
o
he
exponen
o
di e en
alues
o
e olu ion
imes
and
ini ial
dis ances
in
sho
ime
se ies.
LYAPUNOV
EXPONENTS:
DIRECT
ESTIMATION
The
dominan
Lyapuno
exponen
is
one
o
he
mos
widely
used
indica o s
o
desc ibe
he
quali a i e
beha io
in
a
dynamical
sys em
using
he
analysis
o
uni-
dimensional
ime
se ies.
To
de ine
wha
is
unde s ood
by
Lyapuno
exponen
(A)
we
s a
om
an
ini ial
condi ion
Yo,
o
a
disc e e
dynamical
sys em
and
we
conside
a
e y
close
poin ,
whe e
he
ini ial
dis ance
(do)
is
ex emely
small.
Le
d
be
he
dis ance
a e
i e a ions.
I
we
assume
ha
in
Eq.
(3)
when
do
d aws
o
0,
he
e m
wi hin
he
loga i hm
is
he
de i a i e
o
he
i e a e
o
e alua ed
in
y0(( )(y0)).
Applying
he
chain
ule
o
di e en ia ion,
he
de i a i e
o
can
be
w i en
as
a
p oduc
o
de i a i es
o
y)
e alua ed
a
he
successi e
ajec o y
poin s
yo,yl,y2,..,
and
so
on.
We
can
hen
de ine
Lyapuno
exponen
in
a
mo e
in ui i e
way
wi h
he
ollowing
1
A
lim-
In
-1
H (Yl)
=0
liml
(lnl ’(y0)l
+
lnl (y)l
+...
--,eo
+
lnl ’(y,-l)l)
Id,
Id01
exp
( A)
(1)
hen
A
is
wha
we
call
Lyapuno
exponen
(Packa d
e
al.,
1980;
Schus e ,
1984;
Mon e o
and
Mo an,
1992;
Nychka
e
al.,
1992;
Aba banel
e
al.,
1993;
Simmons,
1993;
S oga z,
1994;
Hilbo n,
1994;
Ma in
e
al.,
1995).
Tha
is,
he
a e age
exponen ial
a e
o
di e gence
o
con e gence
o
ajec o ies
which
a e
e y
close
in
phase
space
(Wol
e
al.,
1985;
DeSouza-Machado
e
al.,
1990;
Zeng
e
al.,
1991).
The
numbe
o
Lyapuno
exponen s
in
a
dynamical
equals
he
numbe
o
s a e
a iables
conside ed.
A
uni-
dimensional
sys em
is
cha ac e ized
by
one
single
exponen .
The
signs
o
Lyapuno
exponen s
p o ide
quali a i e
in o ma ion
abou
he
dynamics
o
a
sys em.
I
he
sign
is
posi i e,
his
is
an
indica ion
o
chaos.
I
i
is
nega i e,
he e
is
con e gence
be ween
close
ajec o ies
and
he e o e
classic
a ac o s
exis .
I
he
beha io
o
a
dynamical
sys em
ep esen ed
by
unc ion con e ges
o
a
ixed
poin
(y*)
o
o
a
limi
cycle
o
a
pe iod
p
which
con ains
a
y*
poin ,
hen
i
is
easy
o
p o e
ha
Lyapuno
exponen
A
<
0.
When
Lyapuno
exponen
Z
0
he
ini ial
pe u ba ion
will
emain
wi h
,
i.e.
ajec o ies
nei he
di e ge
no
con e ge,
hei
ini ial
dis ance
emains
cons an .
This
kind
o
beha io
is
ypical
o
a
cons an
pe iodical
o bi
(Sano
and
Sawada,
1985;
Wol
e
al.,
1985;
McCa ey
e
al.,
1992).
I
he
sys em
is
h ee-dimensional
(i.e.
i
con ains
h ee
s a e
a iables)
he
possible
combina ion
o
signs
and
he
a ac o s
hey
desc ibe
a e:
(+,
0,
-),
o
a
s ange
a ac o ;
(0,
0,-),
a
quasi-pe iodical
a ac o
known
as
o us;
(0,-,
-),
limi
cycle
and
),
a
ixed
poin .
I
in
Eq.
(1)
we
ake
loga i hms
and
we
eplace
d,
by
i s
ma hema ical
exp ession
we
ob ain
A
-ln
In
(2)
Y00
7
I
he
exp ession
(2)
has
a
limi
as
oo
we
de ine
ha
limi
o
be
he
Lyapuno
exponen :
A=
-.oo
lim-llnl
lim
l
ln
(yo
+
do)
(yo)
do
(3)
lim
1
lnl ’(y )l
---,oo
=0
(4)
Equa ion
(4)
ells
us
ha
he
Lyapuno
exponen
is
he
a e age
o
he
na u al
loga i hm
o
he
absolu e
alue
o
he
de i a i es
o
he
disc e e
dynamical
sys em
e alua ed
in
he
ajec o y
poin s
o
ime
se ies
conside ed.
I
he
applica ion
o
he
disc e e
dynamical
sys em
o
wo
close
ajec o ies
e en ually
leads
us
o
sepa a e
poin s,
hen
he
absolu e
alue
o
he
de i a i e
o
is
g ea e
han
1
when
we
e alua ed
a
hose
ajec o y
poin s.
I
he
absolu e
alue
is
g ea e
han
1,
i s
co esponding
loga i hm
is
also
posi i e.
I
he
poin s
o
he
ajec o y
con inue
o
di e ge,
hen
he
a e age
o
he
loga i hms
o
he
de i a i es
is
posi i e.
I
we
calcula e
Lyapuno
exponen
o
a
sample
o
ini ial
poin s
and
we
a e age
he
esul s,
we
can
de ine
he
a e age
Lyapuno
exponen
(X)
o
he
sys em.
An
uni-
dimensional
disc e e
sys em
has
chao ic
ajec o ies,
o
ce ain
pa ame e
alues
on
which
i s
beha io
depend,
i
he
a e age
o
Lyapuno
exponen s
(X)
is
posi i e.
The
exp ession
(4)
o
calcula ing
A
equi es
ha
he
shape
o
he
disc e e
dynamical
sys em
be
known.
Bu ,
wha
happens
when
we
do
no
know
he
sys em
bu
know
one
ime
se ies
o
a
ele an
s a e
a iable?
S udies
conce ning
non-linea
dynamics
ha e
sugges ed
wo
app oxima ions
o
he
es ima ion
o
Lyapuno
exponen :
di ec
me hods
o
di ec
es ima ion
and
Jacobian
me hods
(Guckenheime ,
1982;
Eckmann
and
Ruelle,
1985;
Wol
e
al.,
1985;
McCa ey
e
al.,
1992;
Nychka
e
al.,
1992;
Aba banel
e
al.,
1993;
Damming
and
Mi schke,
1993).
Di ec
me hods
calcula e
Lyapuno
exponen
di ec ly
om
he
ime
se ies,
wi hou
any
addi ional
assump ions
o
app oxima ions
abou
he
subjacen
dynamical
sys em.
Since
he
subjacen
sys em
and
i s
dimensions
a e
unknown,
we
calcula e,
using
he
econs uc ion
ec o
me hod
and
o
di e en
dimensions,
exponen s
un il
ha
ceases
o
a y
signi ican ly
as
he
dimension
o
econs uc ed
space
inc eases.
Al hough
he
disad an age
o
his
p ocedu e
is
ha
i
only
p o ides
he
la ges
Lyapuno
exponen ,
we
will
discuss
his
me hod
below.
LYAPUNOV
EXPONENT
IN
SHORT
TIME
SERIES
43
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20
FIGURE
Scale
egion
o
a
se ies
o
dis ances
ob ained
om
y +l
4y (1
y ).
Le
us
de ine
yl,Ym,...,Y ,
as
he
elemen s
o
a
ime
se ies
and
dmax
as
he
maximum
dis ance
be ween
wo
poin s
o
he
se ies
equi ed
o
be
conside ed
as
"in ini esimally"
close.
I
he
sys em
beha es
chao ically
o
poin s
Yi
and
yj;
wi h
a
dis ance
do--<
dmax,
he
di e gence
o
close
ajec o ies
will
be
shown
in
he
sequence
di e ences
do
lyj
Yil
d
lYj+
Yi+ll
d2
[Yj+2
Yi+m[
d
ly+
yi+ l
This
will
show
an
exponen ial
inc ease,
o
a
leas
he
mean,
T.
Wi h
his
me hod
o
calcula ing
,
we
ind
wo
close
ajec o ies
in
he
s a e
space
and
we
calcula e
he
se ies
o
dis ances,
which
de i e
om
hese
wo
ini ial
condi ions.
Al hough
in
gene al,
calcula ing
Lyapuno ’s
maximum
exponen
is
easy,
we
belie e
ha
i
is
wo h
conside ing
a
ew
aspec s.
We
assume
a
sepa a ion
a e
o
exponen ial
app oxi-
ma ion
be ween
wo
close
ajec o ies.
Fo
a
gi en
ime
se ies
i
is
necessa y
o
demons a e
his
assump ion.
One
way
o
doing
his
is
by
plo ing
he
na u al
loga i hm
o
he
di e ences
(ln
d )
as
a
unc ion
o
index
T
(see
Fig.
1).
I
he
di e gence
is
exponen ial,
he
poin s
(ln
d ,
T)
will
app oxima e
a
line
gi en
by
he
ollowing
exp ession
in
d
In
do
+
AT
The
slope
o
he
i ed
line--gene ally
by
leas
squa es--is
hen
he
alue
o
Lyapuno
exponen
The
dispe sion
diag am
is
ne e
exac ly
a
line
because
he
exponen ial
di e gence
a ies
along
he
a ac o
and
eaches
a
maximum
when
i
is
compa able
o
he
a ac o ’s
diame e ,
which
is
de ined
as
he
maximum
dis ance
be ween
he
poin s
o
he
ajec o y
e ol ed
o e
he
a ac o .
Two
egions
a e
usually
dis inguished:
one
ha
is
called
scale
egion
o
which
he
line
is
i ed
and
ano he
one
in
which
ln
d
emains
mo e
o
less
cons an
as
T
inc eases.
Adjus ing
a
line
wi h
leas
squa es
o
he
scale
egion
p o ides
he
measu emen
o
he
dominan
Lyapuno
exponen
and
he
accu acy
o
he
adjus men
On
he
o he
hand,
he
alues
o
)
can,
and
gene ally
depend
on
Yi
alues
chosen
o
be
he
ini ial
condi ions,
o
a he ,
he
alues
o
he
ini ial
dis ance
(Id01)
be ween
hem.
To
cha ac e ize
he
subjacen
a ac o
o
a
gi en
ime
se ies
we
ha e
o
calcula e
he
a e age
co esponding
alue
o
he
se
o
Lyapuno
exponen s
ob ained
om
a
numbe
o
ajec o ies
which
ollow
he
condi ion
(5).
do
lyi
yjl
<-
dmax
A
a
p ac ical
le el,
se e al
ques ions
a ise
conce ning
he
ime
span
equi ed
be ween
poin s
Yi
and
yj
so
ha
hey
can
be
conside ed
as
ini ial
condi ions
o
wo
ajec o ies,
he
leng h
o
he
se ies,
he
numbe
o
ini ial
condi ions
o
dis ances,
he
numbe
o
i e a ions
o
op imal
e olu ion
ime
equi ed
and
he
ini ial
dis ance
in
o de
o
conside
poin s
as
in ini esimally
close
in
he
phase
space.
We
do
no
ha e
many
answe s
o
he
ma e s
men ioned
in
he
las
pa ag aph.
Howe e ,
we
ha e
ound
some
sugges ions,
which
ha e
esul ed
om
some
simula ion
expe imen s
made
wi h
speci ic
dynamical
sys ems
in
which
he
heo e ical
alue
o
Lyapuno ’s
maximum
exponen
is
known,
in
his
s udy,
we
ha e
ga he ed
some
o
he
mos
gene al
sugges ions
made
in
he
esea ch
ma e ial
ha
we
ha e
e ised.
The
ini ial
sepa a ion
equi ed
be ween
wo
poin s
so
ha
hese
can
be
conside ed
as
ini ial
condi ions
o
wo
di e en
ajec o ies
in
he
econs uc ed
phase
space
ends
o
be
ela ed
o
wha
is
called
o bi al
pe iod
(Wol
e
al.,
1985;
Theile ,
1986).
This
is
he
ime,
which
a
sys em
akes
o
co e
an
o bi .
I
is
ecommended
ha
he
ini ial
sepa a ion
be ween
wo
poin s
should
be
a
leas
one
o bi al
pe iod.
The
di icul y
o
applying
his
ecommenda ion
lies
in
ha
he
shape
o
he
dynamical
sys em
gene a ing
he
da a
mus
be
known
since
i
is
on
sys em
i sel
ha
he
calcula ion
o
he
o bi al
pe iod
is
based.
In
he
cases
o
which
he
shape
o
he
dynamical
sys em
is
unknown,
we
can
ollow
he
ecommenda ions
gi en
by
Hilbo n
(1994)
and
Theile
(1986).
They
main ain
ha
he
ini ial
sepa a ion
equi ed
be ween
wo
poin s
so
ha
hey
can
be
conside ed
as
ini ial
condi ions
o
wo
di e en
ajec o ies,
mus
be
g ea e
han
wha
is
known
as
au o-co ela ion
ime
(-)
which
is
gi en
by
he
exp ession
(6).
1
-
(6)
ln(1/p)
In
Eq.
(6)
p
is
he
au oco ela ion
coe icien
o
lag
1.
When
p
app oaches
1,
Eq.
(6)
changes
and
becomes
Eq.
(7).
1
-
(7)
As
a
as
he
numbe
o
ini ial
condi ions
equi ed
is
conce ned,
we
ha e ound
se e al
ecommenda ions.
Sano
44
A.M.L.
JIMINEZ
e
al.
o.
8i
o
o
4
o
Io
20
30
4O
so
FIGURE
2
E olu ion
o
he
dis ances
be ween
wo
se ies
gene a ed
om
he
logis ic
map
o
a
4
and
do
0.001.
and
Sawada
(1985)
es ablish
a
lowe
limi
which
will
depend
on
he
dimension
o
he
econs uc ed
space;
o
hem,
he
numbe
o
ini ial
condi ions
equi ed
o
he
es ima ion
o
Lyapuno ’s
maximum
exponen
mus
be
highe
o
equal
o
he
dimension
o
he
econs uc ed
space
(N
>--
de).
Hilbo n
(1994)
ecommends
om
30
o
40
ini ial
condi ions
dis ibu ed
o e
he
a ac o .
O he
au ho s
es ablish
a
dependence
on
he
dimension
o
he
econs uc ed
phase
space
and
on
he
ini ial
ole ance
in
o de
o
conside
poin s
as
in ini esimally
close.
The
exp ession
(8),
by
Dimmig
and
Mi schke
(1993),
p o ides
he
numbe
o
ini ial
condi ions
equi ed
o
cha ac e iz-
ing
he
a ac o
acco ding
o
Lyapuno ’s
maximum
exponen
N
dmax/
(8)
whe e
d,
is
he
dimension
o
he
econs uc ed
space
and
alma
is
he
maximum
ini ial
dis ance
equi ed
o
conside
wo
ajec o ies
as
close.
Wol
e
al.
(1985)
ecommend
om
l0
de
o
30
de
Fo
each
o
he
se ies
o
dis ances
we
calcula e
he
local
Lyapuno
exponen
(Ado).
The
a e age
Lyapuno
exponen
()
is
gi en
by
(9)
whe e
N
is
he
numbe
o
se ies
o
dis ances
conside ed.
Ano he
aspec
o
ake
in o
accoun
is
he
numbe
o
i e a ions
T,
op imal
e olu ion
ime
o
leng h
o
he
se ies
o
dis ance
ha
a e
sui able
o
calcula ing
he
Lyapuno
exponen .
In
he
case
o
chao ic
sys ems,
we
know
ha
con e gence
o
heo e ic
alues
depends,
among
o he s
a iables,
on
he
use
o
an
e olu ion
ime
(T)
ha
is
no
oo
la ge.
Thus,
he
exponen
b ings
he
sensi i i y
o
he
ini ial
condi ions
and
no
he
con e gence
p oduced
by
he
bounda y
o
he
a ac o
alues
o
a
egion
o
he
phases
space
and
o
he
ini ial
dis ance
(do)
o
conside
wo
neighbo ing
ajec o ies.
We
know
ha
he e
is
di e gence
in
chao ic
dynamics
bu
a
he
same
ime,
due
o
he
olding
mechanism,
he
alues
go
h ough
poin s
ha
a e
in ini esimally
close
o
p e ious
alues.
In
Fig.
2
we
ha e
shown
he
e olu ion
o
he
dis ances
be ween
wo
se ies
gene a ed
om
he
logis ic
map,
o
a
4
and
o
he
ini ial
condi ions
y01
0.1
and
y02
0.101.
A
la ge
T
alue
may
p oduce
an
unde es ima ion
o
he
Lyapuno
exponen .
Th ee
c i e ia
ha e
been
p oposed
o
ix
he
numbe
o
i e a ions
o
e olu ion
imes
(T):
(a)
To
es ablish,
a
p io i,
a
ixed
e olu ion
ime
(i.e.
T
10),
(b)
To
es ablish
a
inal
dis ance
ha
can
be
when
he
a ac o
diame e
o
a
pe cen age
is
eached.
In
his
case,
he
ime
o
e olu ion
would
be
a iable
and
(c)
To
iden i y
in
he
g aphic
In
d
be o e
T
in
he
scale
egion.
Finally,
he
dis ance
dmax,
o
he
limi ed
sys ems
ha
in e es
us,
canno
be
oo
la ge.
Due
o
he
ac ha
he
alues
Yi
a e
cons ained
in
size,
he
ini ial
dis ances
canno
be
la ge
han
he
di e ence
be ween
he
maximum
alue,
Ymix,
and
he
minimum
alue,
Ymin.
Mo eo e ,
he e
a e
p ac ical
limi s
when
de e mining
he
ini ial
dis ance
o
he
ini e
p ecision
o
he
da a.
The
numbe
o
decimals
is
an
in e io
limi
o
he
ini ial
dis ance.
Fo
example,
i
he
da a
is
egis e ed
wi h
h ee
decimals,
i
would
be
senseless
o
ques ion
a
di e ence
lesse
han
0.001.
Ano he
e ec
o
he
ini e
p ecision
is
ha
we
can
encoun e
epea ed
da a.
To
summa ize,
he
li e a u e
abou
non-linea
dynamics
only
o e s
a
ew
ecommenda ions,
which
some imes
a e
di e gen ,
abou
he
c i e ia
o
be
used
in
o de
o
selec
he
op imal
calculus
pa ame e s
in
he
es ima ion
o
Lyapuno
exponen s
by
di ec
me hods.
These
ew
ecommenda ions
a e
ci cumsc ibed
o
he
analysis
o
chao ic
sys ems.
We
ha e
ound
no
ecommenda ion
o
he
es ima ion
o
A
s a ing
om
he
ime
se ies
o
classic
sys ems.
The
eason
o
his
is
he
in e es
in
dis inguishing
a iabili y
due
o
a
chao ic
beha io
o
de e minis
dynamic
sys ems
o
a iabili y
caused
by
whi e
noise
o
linea
s ochas ic
p ocesses,
and
less
in
he
iden i ica ion
o
non-
linea
e ms
om
he
analysis
o
ime
se ies.
In
his
s udy,
we
ha e
cen e ed
in
he
dependence
o
he
Lyapuno
exponen ,
ob ained
by
means
o
di ec
es ima ion,
o
he
ini ial
dis ance
and
he
ime
e olu ion.
We
ha e
used
gene a ed
se ies
o
chao ic
sys ems
and
gene a ed
se ies
o
classic
sys ems
wi h
a ying
complex-
i y.
To
gene a e
he
se ies
we
ha e
used
he
logis ic
map
(10).
Y +l
ay (1
Y )
(10)
We
know
ha
he
logis ic
equa ion
is
a
s uc u ally
uns able
sys em.
Tha
is,
i s
beha io
depends
on
he
alue
o
he
pa ame e
a.
In
Table
I
we
ha e
speci ied
he
alues
o
a
used
in
his
esea ch,
i s
beha io
and
he
diame e
o
he
co esponding
a ac o
(Hilbo n,
1994;
S oga z,
1994).
METHOD
In
his
sec ion,
we
desc ibe
he
dependence
o
he
Lyapuno
exponen
bo h
on
he
ini ial
dis ance
and
he
LYAPUNOV
EXPONENT
IN
SHORT
TIME
SERIES
45
TABLE
Value
o
a
Beha io
Diame e
o
a ac o
Lyapuno
exponen
3.2
Limi
cycle
(p
2)
3.52
Limi
cycle
(p
2)
3.55
Limi
cycle
(p
8)
3.58
Chaos
(low
ex en )
4
Chaos
(high
ex en )
0.2910.51,0.81]
-0.91
0.5110.37,0.88]
-0.19
0.53[0.36,0.89]
-0.1
0.56[0.34,0.90]
0.1
1[0,1]
0.69
e olu ion
ime
in
se ies
gene a ed
by
he
logis ic
map.
We
w o e
a
p og am
in
he
Ma hema ica
p og amming
language
( .
2.1
o
Windows)
and
we
gene a ed
se ies
wi h
close
ini ial
alues.
The
p oximi y
c i e ia
used
was
he
one
ecommended
by
Sano
and
Sawada
(1985)
acco ding
o
which
wo
gene a ed
se ies
o
a
dynamic
sys em
a e
conside ed
o
be
close
i
he
ini ial
dis ance
be ween
hem
(do)
is
be ween
1
and
5%
o
he
a ac o
diame e .
Wi h
he
p og am
made
o
gene a e
he
da a
and
gi en
ha
sensi i i y
o
insensi i i y
o
ini ial
condi ions
is
a
cha ac e is ic
o
a
g oup
o
ajec o ies
wi h
close
ini ial
condi ions,
o
he
alues
a
3.2,
3.52,
3.55,
3.58,
4}
We
ini ially
gene a ed
50
se ies
o
N--
100
da a
wi h
ini ial
condi ions
(Yo)
whose
dis ance
was
1%
o
he
a ac o
diame e
(see
Table
I).
F om
he
50
se ies
gene a ed
we
ob ained:
49
se ies
o
dis ances
wi h
do
1%,
48
wi h
do
2%,
47
wi h
do
3%,
46
wi h
do
4%
and
45
wi h
do
5%.
The
ini ial
alue
o
he
i s
se ies
gene a ed
(Yo)
coincided
wi h
he
minimum
alue
o
he
a ac o
ampli ude
(see
Table
I)
wi h
he
excep ion
o
he
se ies
gene a ed
o
a
4,
whe e
we
s a ed
om
y0--
0.1.
Fo
his
las
alue,
we
used
h ee
addi ional
dis ances
among
he
ini ial
condi ions
0.1,
0.25
and
0.5%
and
50
dis ance
se ies
we e
gene a ed.
The
Lyapuno
exponen
o
1
<--
T
--<
99
and
he
ini ial
dis ance
(do)
we e
ob ained
by
means
o
he
exp ession
A=ln
In
(11)
Yio
YjO
-o
We
calcula ed
he
a e age
Lyapuno
exponen
(X)
as
es ima o
o
de
A
o
he
coe icien s
ob ained
wi h
exp ession
(11)
o
each
do
and
T.
We
g aphically
ep esen ed
X
as
a
unc ion
o
index
T
o
each
alue
o
do
in
o de
o
s udy
he
incidence
o
hese
pa ame e s.
RESULTS
We
o ganized
he
esul s
in
wo
di e en
sec ions.
In
he
i s
pa ,
we
show
hose
esul s
co esponding
o
he
T
T
-,2
e)e
3.2,
do=5
iles
0,04
FIGURE
3
Beha io
o
X
acco ding
o
T
when
inc easing
he
do
o
a
3.2.

46
A.M.L.
JIMNEZ
e
al.
FIGURE
4
Beha io
o
X
when
inc easing
do
o
10
and
20%.
alues
o
a
whose
beha io
con e ges
on
a
classic
a ac o .
In
he
second
pa ,
we
o e
he
esul s
o
he
alues
o
a
wi h
a
chao ic
beha io .
We
ha e
p e e ed
o
show
he
g aphics
co esponding
o
he
e olu ion
o
X
acing
T
ins ead
o
he
alue
ables
because
we
see
hem
as
mo e
illus a i e
and
easie
o
in e p e .
Classic
A ac o
a
3.2
In
Fig.
3,
we
ep esen ed
he
a e age
Lyapuno
exponen
(X)
as
a
unc ion
o
he
e olu ion
ime
(T)
o
he
se
o
dis ances
ha
we e
conside ed.
In
he
di e en
g aphics
o
Fig.
3,
we
ha e
d awn
a
b oken
line
h ough
he
alue
o
he
heo e ic
Lyapuno
exponen .
The
con e gence
o
his
alue
can
be
seen
wi h
he
inc ease
o
he
e olu ion
ime
T.
The
con e gence
o m
is
independen
om
he
ini ial
dis ance
(do)
conside ed.
In
all
cases
he e
is
an
oscilla o y
dec ease
o
X.
Fo
he
se
do
{1%,2%,3%}
he
con e gence
s ops
in
T
14,
ob aining
he
alue
o
X
closes
o
he
heo e ic
when
T
13.
-,z,
-
ba=3.52,
d=4%,
Bias=O.01,
T,,=17
,2
0,0
-,2
T
c)==3.SZ
=
=0.00
’.=7
d)
3.52,
d
4%,
T
e)
3.52,
d=
5,
Bias
0.05,
T,,
17
FIGURE
5
Beha io
o
X
acco ding
o
he
e olu ion
ime
(T)
o
a
3.52.
LYAPUNOV
EXPONENT
IN
SHORT
TIME
SERIES
47
T
b)
3,55,
do
2%,
8as
O.01,
T
c)
3,55,
d
3%,
Odas
<0.0I
T
d)
SS,
d,=,m,
nab
002
Bias
0,01,
T.-7
FIGURE
6
Beha io
o
X
acco ding
o
he
e olu ion
ime
(T)
o
a
3.55.
Fo
he
se
do
{4%,
5%
he
con e gence
s ops
in
T
16.
The
closes
mean
Lyapuno
exponen
(A)
is
ob ained
o
T
15
and
T
13
( he
bias
is
0.04).
To
see
i
inc easing
he
ini ial
dis ance
would
dec ease
he
bias
(X-A),
we
analyzed
in
16
and
15
se ies
o
dis ances
he
beha io
o
A
acco ding
o
he
e olu ion
ime
(T)
when
inc easing
he
ini ial
dis ance
(do)
be ween
he
ajec o ies
o
10
and
20%
o
he
a ac o
diame e .
We
ha e
p esen ed
he
esul s
in
Fig.
4.
I
can
be
obse ed
(g aphic
(a)),
how
he
alue
o
he
bias
and
he
shape
o
he
con e gence
a e
simila
o
hose
ob ained
o
he
ini ial
dis ances
analyzed
p e iously.
On
he
con a y,
when
he
alue
o
he
ini ial
dis ance
inc eases
o
20%
he
bias
inc eases
d ama ically
o
0.51.
a
3.52
Figu e
5
shows
he
beha io
o
A
acco ding
o
he
e olu ion
ime
o
he
uni
o
ini ial
dis ances
conside ed:
do
{1%,2%,3%,4%,5%}
As
wi h
he
se ies
ep esen ed
in
Fig.
3,
o
a
3.52
he
mean
Lyapuno
exponen
declines
oscilla o y
when
T
inc eases.
Mo eo e ,
some
di e ences
can
be
obse ed
in
ela ion
o
do.
In
he
g aphics
o
Fig.
5,
we
ha e
d awn
a
con inuous
line.
This
is
pe pendicula
o
he
axis
o
he
in e sec ion
o
he
alue
o
T,
which
p o ides
he
bes
es ima ion
o
A.
As
is
cus oma y,
a
b oken
line
ep esen s
he
heo e ic
alue
o
he
Lyapuno
exponen .
We
can
see
(g aphics
a,
b
and
c
in
Fig.
5)
ha
X
ends
o
he
heo e ic
alue
when
he
ini ial
dis ances
a e
1-3%.
When
inc easing
he
ini ial
dis ance
o
4
and
5%
(g aphics
d
and
e
in
Fig.
5),
he
limi
o
X
is
no
he
heo e ic
alue
bu
a
la ge
one.
Fo
he
alues
o
dis ances
and
e olu ion
imes
conside ed,
he
di ec
es ima ion
p o ides
alues
ha
a e
biased
posi i ely
o
A.
a
3.55
Figu e
6
shows
he
beha io
o
X
acco ding
o
T
o
he
dis ances
conside ed.
In
he
g aphics
in
Fig.
6,
we
ha e
d awn
an
o dina e
line
A--0
( he
g ay
line)
wi h
he
aim
o
assessing
possible
quali a i e
e o s
when
iden i ying
he
subjacen
a ac o
o
he
da a
gene a ing
sys em.
The
To
(op imal)
is
he
alues
o
T
o
which
he
bias
is
less.
In
g aphs
(a)
and
( )
in
Fig.
6,
we
can
see
an
ini ial
pe iod
wi h
g ea
a iabili y
in
which
A
oscilla es
be ween
48
A.M.L.
JIMINEZ
e
al.
T
3.56,
dn
1%
slow
and
p ac ically
s abilizes
i sel
oscilla ing
be ween
-0.04
and
-0.02
when
he
ini ial
dis ance
is
1%,
as
can
be
seen
in
Fig.
7.
Fo
he
es
o
he
do
wi h
he
e olu ion
ime,
oscilla ion
s abilizes
be ween
0.03
and
0.001.
In
any
case,
we
can
deduce
om
he
Fig.
6,
ha
using
sho
and
e en
e olu ion
imes
( i s
sec ion
o
he
dispe sion
diag ams)
can
be
mo e
p oblema ic
han
using
longe
e olu ion
imes
as,
al hough
he
bias
inc eases
wi h
T,
he e
a e
no
quali a i e
e o s
no ed.
FIGURE
7
Oscilla ions
o
X
in
he
in e al:
T
[60,
100].
he
zone
o
chao ic
beha io
(A
>
0)
o
he
e en
T
alues,
and
he
zone
o
ecu en
beha io
(X
>
0)
o
he
odd
alues.
A e
his
i s
span,
when
T
g ows
o
he
alue
o
A
ha
is
highe
han
he
heo e ical
alue
(X
-0.1),
he
di ec
es ima ions
o
con e ge
slowly
and
in
an
oscilla ing
way.
The
inc ease
in
he
ini ial
dis ance
p ocess
b ings
he
bounda y
o
he
con e gence
p ocess
o
X
o
0.
In
he
in e al
5
-<
T
--<
11
we
can
ind
he
alues
ha
p o ide
he
bes
es ima ions
o
.
A
common
alue
o
To
ha
p o ides
eliable
es ima ions
(bias
-<
0.02)
o
he
se
o
dis ances
unde
conside a ion
is
To
7.
F om
his
ini ial
pe iod,
bo h
he
decline
o
,(
o
e en
alues
o
T,
as
well
as
he
g ow h
o
odd
alues,
is
e y
Chao ic
Beha io
a
3.58
Amongs
he
many
alues
o
a
whose
beha io
is
chao ic
in
he
in e al
[3.58,
4],
we
used
p ecisely
he
ex emes,
which
co espond
o
he
s ange
a ac o
o
he
smalles
and
la ges
diame e s,
espec i ely.
Figu e
8
shows
he
esul s
ela i e o
he
o m
o
he
dependence
o
X
as
opposed
o
he
e olu ion
ime.
In
he
se
o
g aphs
in
Fig.
8,
we
can
dis inguish
h ee
sec ions:
in
he
i s
sec ion
o
app oxima ely
1
<_
T
<--
4,
we
can
see
a
sha p
inc ease
o
X
owa ds
he
heo e ical
alue.
T
0
20
40
0
80
00
b)a=3.S&
do=2%
To={4,8}.Bla$=O
.58.
=3
%,
T,.,
14,
8)
I
0.01
o )a=3.58,
do=4%,
To=
[4.
8),
Bi=
e)==3.,.’,8,
do=5%.
T.,={4.S}.
IIZI
.c0.01
do
T
7,00
8,00
FIGURE
8
Beha io
o
X
acco ding
o
he
e olu ion
ime
(T)
when
inc easing
he
ini ial
dis ance
o
a
3.58.
LYAPUNOV
EXPONENT
IN
SHORT
TIME
SERIES
49
,10
,05
,05
.04
.02
.01,
-.01
-,0
-,0
T
c)
3.58
cJo
-.3%
,05
,03
01o
-.02
-,03
-,04
"
-,0
d)a
3.5
do
4%
,04
,02
,01,
,00
-,01
-,0.
-,0
-,04
,0
::N
FIGURE
9
Beha io
o
X
o
T
>
8
o
a
3.58.
We
can
conside
he
second
sec ion
as
s abiliza ion,
in
which
A
oscilla es
a ound
a
cons an
alue
e y
nea
o
he
heo e ical
alue
o
he
e en
alues
o
T.
This
second
span
becomes
p og essi ely
sho e
as
he
ini ial
dis ances
g ow.
Thus,
o
do--1%,
he
alues
o
X
emain
p ac ically
cons an
un il
T
25,
whils
o
do
5%,
his
sec ion
inishes
in
T
8.
Du ing
his
ime
o
s abiliza ion,
as
he
ini ial
dis ance
inc eases,
e o
is
mo e
likely
in
iden i ying
he
ype
o
a ac o
p esen
in
he
da a,
especially
o
he
odd
alues
o
T.
The
hi d
sec ion,
which
is
clea ly
iden i iable
in
he
igu es,
is
he
longes .
In
his
sec ion,
A
oscilla es
wi h
a ia ions
ha
a e
p ac ically
cons an
in
size,
a ound
0,
independen
o
he
ini ial
dis ance.
The
inc ease
in
e olu ion
ime
o
highe
han
op imal
T
unde es ima es
he
alue
o
X
I
seems
ha
wi h
T,
he
a e age
exponen
X
would
be
cen e ed
on
0
o
all
he
ini ial
dis ances.
We
ha e
widened
his
sec ion
speci ically
in
o de
o
obse e
whe he
he
beha io
in
his
a ea
is
eally
independen
o
he
ini ial
dis ance
o
no .
The
esul s
a e
shown
in
Fig.
9.
Taking
he
alues
o
X
o
T
>
8,
we
can
see
ha ,
wi h
he
ini ial
dis ances
do
inc eases
he
possibili y
o
quali a i e
e o
when
using
longe
e olu ion
imes.
In
g aph
(a)
in
Fig.
9,
p ac ically
100%
o
he
A
alues
a e
g ea e
han
0.
He e,
al hough
he
bias
is
sha p,
ne e heless
he
quali a i e
conclusion
ega ding
he
na u e
o
he
a ac o
con ained
in
he
se ies
would
be
co ec .
G aphs
(b)-(d)
in
Fig.
9
shows
how
he
dis ibu ion
o
alues
a ound
A--0
in e s
wi h
he
inc ease
in
he
ini ial
dis ance
and
he
numbe
o
nega i e
exponen s
inc eases
p og essi ely.
The
beha io
o
X
in
ela ion
o
T
is
simila
o
ha
obse ed
o
he
alues
o
a
wi h
ecu en
beha io
a
in e als
o
2,
4
and
8.
In
g aph
( )
in
Fig.
8
we
can
see
how,
o
he
alues
o
T
ha
cons i u e
he
i s
and
second
sec ion
o
he
e olu ion
o
X
o
he
se
o
ini ial
dis ances,
he
bias
is
independen
o
hese.
a--4
G aphs
(a)
and
(h)
in
Fig.
10
show
he
dependence
o
X
wi h
espec
o
he
e olu ion
ime
o
he
se
o
do
ha
was
applied.
In
g aphs
(b)-(g)
(see
Fig.
10)
we
can
app ecia e
a
e y
apid
ini ial
inc ease
which
is
mo e
o
less
lineal,
owa ds
he
heo e ical
alue
o
X.
This
g ow h
is
in e up ed
ab up ly
in
A
alues
below
he
heo e ical
alue.
Fo
g owing
alues
o
he
se
o
ini ial
dis ances
do--=
1%,
2%,
3%,
4%,
5%
},
he
maximum
X
alues
eached
a e:
0.59, 0.58,
0.55,
0.55
and
0.53.
I
appea s
ha
we
can
con i m
a
di ec
ela ionship
be ween
he
bias