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Proceedings of the 15th WSEAS international conference on Systems
2011 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society (WSEAS)
  • Stevens Point
  • Wisconsin
  • United States
Conference:
Corfu Island Greece July 14 - 16, 2011
ISBN:
978-1-61804-023-7
Published:
14 July 2011

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Article
Keynote lecture 1: multihop cellular networks: integration, cooperation, standardization, research challenges
Page 16

Cellular networks have been developed for voice telephone service using circuit switched technology. They are usually complex and large in terms of their network scale and operational features, high speed mobility, low data rate, and wide area coverge. ...

Article
Keynote lecture 2: program analysis and optimization for multi-core computing
Page 17

As multi-core architectures become ubiquitous in modern computing, large scale scientific applications have to be redesigned to efficiently use the multiple cores and deliver higher performance. One major approach is the automatic detection of ...

Article
Keynote lecture 3: biomimetic human modeling, simulation and control
Page 18

For use in the entertainment industry, computer graphics/animation has made significant strides over the past two decades through advances in physics-based simulation and control. In this context, one of the most difficult open challenges going forward ...

Article
Plenary lecture 1: new approach to continuous and discrete-time systems based on abstract state space energy
Page 19

Almost in any field of science and technology some sort of stability problem can appear. Instability is certainly the most important phenomena, which should be investigated before any other aspect of reality will be attacked. The stability and energy of ...

Article
Plenary lecture 2: hidden oscillations in dynamical systems
Page 20

The problem of hidden oscillations in nonlinear control systems forces to develop new approaches of nonlinear oscillation theory. During initial establishment and development of theory of nonlinear oscillations in the first half of 20th century a main ...

Article
Plenary lecture 3: intelligent robotic system with fuzzy learning controller and 3D stereo vision
Page 21

It is well known that robotic manipulators are highly nonlinear coupling dynamic systems. It is difficult to establish an appropriate mathematical model for designing a model-based controller. The model-free feature of fuzzy logic control strategy was ...

Article
Plenary lecture 4: infrared image processing methods and systems
Page 22

Infrared image processing methods are applied with success in the varieties of important areas of science, medicine, surveillance and observation etc. Thermo or infrared vision systems are very popular now and are used in a wide spread areas like ...

Article
Applying the fuzzy Delphi method to analyze the sustainable neighborhood unit evaluation factors
Pages 23–28

The bottom-up concept in sustainable development has been rooted deeply in nations around the world yet regarding the implementation of neighborhood unit there is to date no effective modus operandi. Hence, building objective neighborhood unit ...

Article
Optimization normal availability of a cold standby system with priority
Pages 29–34

In this paper we consider an optimization problem for a deteriorating cold standby repairable system that consists of two dissimilar components and one repairman. Suppose that the life of each component satisfies the exponentially distribution and ...

Article
Qualitative modeling in the landscape development monitoring
Pages 35–41

The paper introduces an architecture of qualitative models for monitoring of the landscape development. There are introduced data model, class, state, sequence models, process, emergent and matroid models. The architecture and the interaction of models ...

Article
Particle filter for platoon based models of urban traffic
Pages 42–47

This paper proposes a particle filter (PF) state estimator, using a platoon based model for urban traffic networks. The urban traffic network model consists of signalized intersections (representing queues of vehicles competing for service) connected to ...

Article
Theoretical limitations in vehicle system dynamics
Pages 48–53

It is often assumed that if practical difficulties are neglected, active systems could in principle produce arbitrary ideal behavior. This paper presents the factorization approach that is taken to derive limitations of achievable frequency responses ...

Article
Autonomous mobile robots motion in unknown environments
Pages 54–59

In this paper, we present a novel approach based on intelligent computing which offers to the autonomous mobile system the ability to realize these factors: recognition, learning, decision-making, and action (the principle obstacle avoidance problems). ...

Article
Studying large scale system using decentralized control
Pages 60–65

Large scale system becomes more and more important in modern society. In this paper, a multi variable non-linear system (two inverted pendulum coupled by a spring) is linearized about equilibrium point and formed to decentralized optimized control ...

Article
New similarity measures between interval-valued fuzzy sets
Pages 66–70

Interval-valued fuzzy set (IVFS) is an extension of fuzzy set in which it presents a fuzzy set with an interval-valued membership. A similarity measure is a useful tool for determining the similarity degree between two objects. It is also an important ...

Article
A mathematical approach to the dynamics of psychological instances
Pages 71–76

The psychological buildup, which is perfect in terms of preservation, is based on the functionality of two psychological instances - the unconscious instance and the conscious instance - of the existential shield type. The psychological functionality is ...

Article
Flight trajectory control of an eight-rotor UAV for enhanced situational awareness
Pages 77–82

This paper focuses on a critical component of the situational awareness (SA), the control of autonomous vertical flight for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). With the SA strategy, we proposed a two stage flight control procedure using two autonomous ...

Article
Fuzzy data and information systems
Pages 83–85

Real quantitative data and other valuable informations are often not precise numbers but more or less nonprecise. This kind of uncertainty is also called fuzziness, and the related information is called fuzzy information. The best up-to-date description ...

Article
Modeling of cement milling process based on long term industrial data
Pages 86–93

The present study aims to develop a dynamical model of cement milling process as well as an autoregressive model of the errors of the previous one. Modeling is based exclusively on long term industrial data sets of five cement mills. Not only the ...

Article
Constrained H control of discrete-time systems
Pages 94–99

In this paper the design problem is addressed for linear discrete-time systems with state variables equality constraints. Based on an equivalent linear matrix inequality representation of bounded real lemma for discrete-time systems a new formulation is ...

Article
Perturbation analysis of eigenvalues of polynomial matrices smoothly depending on parameters
Pages 100–105

Let P(λ) = Σi=0kλiAi(p) be a family of monic polynomial matrices smoothly dependent on a vector of real parameters p = (p1,..., pn). In this work we study behavior of a multiple eigenvalue of the monic polynomial family P(λ).

Article
Measurement systems for distribution of relaxation and retardation times
Pages 106–111

There is a widespread belief in scientific literature on material research that the distribution of relaxation and retardation times (DRRT) is a non-measurable quantity. In the presented contribution, we try to revise this belief. Based on the recently ...

Article
Recovery of distribution of relaxation and retardation times by measuring amplitudes to multi-harmonic excitations
Pages 112–117

The paper is devoted to simplifying measurement of the distribution of relaxation and retardation times (DRRT) by determining DRRT from the modulus (absolute value) of a complex frequency-domain material function. It is demonstrated that the problem may ...

Article
An obstacle avoidance system based on BMI and RHC for robotic wheelchair
Pages 118–122

This paper investigates an obstacle avoidance system based on BMI (Brain Machine Interface) and RHC (Receding Horizon Control). The system is designed intending to apply to the robotic wheelchair. The robotic wheelchair with proposed system is ...

Article
Intelligent robotic system with fuzzy learning controller and 3D stereo vision
Pages 123–130

It is well known that robotic manipulators are highly nonlinear coupling dynamic systems. It is difficult to establish an appropriate mathematical model for designing a model-based controller. The model-free feature of fuzzy logic control strategy was ...

Article
CBR based problem diagnostics application as a decision support system in the cultural heritage objects restoration
Pages 131–136

In the field of Construction Industry (CI), identification of the appropriate activities for the built objects restoration, particularly cultural heritage objects depends highly on the previous experience of the involved workers and companies which is ...

Article
Advanced manufacturing technology utilization and realized benefits
Pages 137–142

This paper brings selected results of the recent survey targeted on adoption and utilization of advanced manufacturing technology in the Czech Republic. The main focus is on the phase of advanced manufacturing technology realized benefits in the ...

Article
Simplified modeling of clinker cooling based on long term industrial data
Pages 143–147

The purpose of the present study is to develop a simplified dynamical model of clinker cooling process performed in grate coolers. The responses of three different pressures to changes of the speed of the first moving grate are modeled and the dynamical ...

Article
A novel programmable waveform generator for ultrasound therapy machine using FPGA
Pages 148–153

The current ultrasound therapy machines are implementing continuous waveform, which in fact, is not an optimum technique for therapy treatment process. Apparently, pulse waveform appearing as a more effectively way of signal generation in terms of its ...

Article
Extended robust diffusion algorithm for two dimensional ultrasonic images
Pages 154–159

Ultrasound medical imaging is widely used nowadays in clinical application due to its intuitive, convenient, safety, non-invasive, and low cost. However, ultrasound image formation always comes with speckle-noise which will greatly reduce the image ...

Contributors
  • National Technical University of Athens (NTUA)
  • Technical University of Sofia
  • University of Belgrade
  • The City University of New York

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