Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Notations
- 1 Introduction and Overview
- 2 State/Signal Systems: Trajectories, Transformations, and Interconnections
- 3 State/Signal Systems: Dynamic and Frequency Domain Properties
- 4 Input/State/Output Representations
- 5 Input/State/Output Systems: Dynamic and Frequency Domain Properties
- 6 Bounded Input/State/Output Systems in Continuous and Discrete Time
- 7 Bounded Input/State/Output Systems in Continuous and Discrete Time
- 8 Semi-bounded Input/State/Output Systems
- 9 Semi-bounded State/Signal Systems
- 10 Resolvable Input/State/Output and State/Signal Nodes
- 11 Frequency Domain Input/State/Output Systems
- 12 Frequency Domain State/Signal Systems
- 13 Internally Well-Posed Systems
- 14 Well-Posed Input/State/Output Systems
- 15 Well-Posed State/Signal Systems
- Appendix A Operators and Analytic Vector Bundles in H-Spaces
- References
- Index
5 - Input/State/Output Systems: Dynamic and Frequency Domain Properties
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 May 2022
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Notations
- 1 Introduction and Overview
- 2 State/Signal Systems: Trajectories, Transformations, and Interconnections
- 3 State/Signal Systems: Dynamic and Frequency Domain Properties
- 4 Input/State/Output Representations
- 5 Input/State/Output Systems: Dynamic and Frequency Domain Properties
- 6 Bounded Input/State/Output Systems in Continuous and Discrete Time
- 7 Bounded Input/State/Output Systems in Continuous and Discrete Time
- 8 Semi-bounded Input/State/Output Systems
- 9 Semi-bounded State/Signal Systems
- 10 Resolvable Input/State/Output and State/Signal Nodes
- 11 Frequency Domain Input/State/Output Systems
- 12 Frequency Domain State/Signal Systems
- 13 Internally Well-Posed Systems
- 14 Well-Posed Input/State/Output Systems
- 15 Well-Posed State/Signal Systems
- Appendix A Operators and Analytic Vector Bundles in H-Spaces
- References
- Index
Summary
Chapter five describes the ethical framework regulating research using linked data and examines the applicable international ethics guidelines. A hypothetical research project is used to compare how these guidelines address the ethical assessment of research using linked data and in particular to compare how they address a waiver of consent and the extent to which they consider collective interests. The chapter goes on to discuss how the core ethical values of research merit and integrity, justice, beneficence, and respect can be reinterpreted to encompass the ethical concerns raised by research using linked data.
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- Linear State/Signal Systems , pp. 276 - 369Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2022