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When (1973) categorized hydrological-system problems into output-prediction, system-identification and input-detection problems he drew the conclusion, among others, that input detection
“In hydrology, as in many other fields of engineering, … has been widely ignored …. The problem of signal detection, or signal identification, is mathematically the same as the problem of system identification and, therefore, also substantially more difficult than the problem of output prediction.”
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Szöllősi-Nagy, A. (1995). Input Detection by the Discrete Linear Cascade Model. In: Gardiner, J., Starosolszky, Ö., Yevjevich, V. (eds) Defence from Floods and Floodplain Management. NATO ASI Series, vol 299. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0401-2_20
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