The category of multilinear models is analyzed that embraces several approaches developed in apparently independent references. Multilinear modeling is a means of describing a nonlinear system with a set of linear models. This is performed by distributing the inflow to the system (river reach) into inflows to submodels and treating these inflows with a family of different linear operators. The models considered are nearly as simple as linear models and almost as accurate as nonlinear hydrodynamical models.
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Becker et al. (1987) studied this question.
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