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Modelling Environmental Effect Dependencies with Principal Component Analysis and Bayesian Dynamic Linear Models

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Figure 3.2 presents the flowchart of the method. First, the environmental effects need to be preprocessed before including them in the structural response model
Figure 3.2 Flowchart representing the main steps of the proposed method. The dashed box contains the elements for the method proposed in this master thesis
Figure 4.1 Diagrams showing the location of displacement sensor d and temperature sensors T1, T2, T3, and T4 on the bridge through (a) an elevation view and (b) a cross-section
Figure 4.2 Raw data for the case study. The left section presents the entire dataset and the rights presents a 2-week period of data
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