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bilinear

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bi·lin·e·ar  (b-ln-r)
adj.
Linear with respect to each of two variables or positions. Used of functions or equations.

bilinear [baɪˈlɪnɪə]
adj
1. (Mathematics) of or referring to two lines
2. (Mathematics) of or relating to a function of two variables that is linear in each independently, as f(x, y) = xy
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Adj.1.bilinear - linear with respect to each of two variables or positions
additive, linear - designating or involving an equation whose terms are of the first degree


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Chapters have been added on 10D multirate and directional filter banks; on nonlinear filtering using statistical signal models and for image denoising; and on video demosaicking filters, and the chapters on linear and bilinear operators and matrices, passive circuit elements, bipolar junction transistor amplifiers, and symbolic analysis are among those that have been substantially revised.
Examples of simple structures are bilinear and quadratic models, which are simple nonlinear extension of the linear model.
An overall system model may be formulated as a bilinear system with time-delayed feedback.
 
 
 
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