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Autonomous onboard navigation The problem of autonomous navigation without any help of external sensor systems is addressed since the beginning of mobile robotics. The used approaches can be divided into the classes of functional/cybernetic, behavioristic, and hy- brid approaches. A typical functional approach can, for ex- ample, be found in [ 1 , 2 ], where global and local planning modules work on a 2D geometrical and topological map to plan subgoals for the mobile systems, using current sensor data to adapt paths while targeting the subgoals. A behavior- based approach is, for example, given in [ 3 – 5 ], where a set of logical and physical sensor systems is situation-dependent activated to search for edges or obstacles. A hybrid approach which combines the functional deliberative aspects of path planning with the reactive and behavioristic concepts of path control can, for example, be found in [ 6 ]. Here, a coordi- nation instance is used to activate the di ﬀ erent behaviors of the CAIR-2 robot system on an originally planned path. The characteristic problem of all these approaches is that the amount of environment information a mobile system can ac- quire, at a specific point of time, is limited by the perspectives of the sensor systems, the sensor systems characteristics, and situation-specific occlusions.

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Alpen-Adria-Universita¨t Klagenfurt, Klagenfurt, Austria INTRODUCTION A software development process typically has many stakeholders: the prospective end users, business actors, architecture and software designers, software developers and integrators, database engineers, test engineers, and others. All these should agree at an early stage on the same—or close enough—view of quality to make a software development process successful. Only then quality requirements can be determined reliably, implemented during software development, and thus met by the resulting system. Failure to establish an appropriate common understanding of the prospective system’s quality leads to the problems in the late stages of the development lifecycle that are very difficult and expensive to fix. In particular, the end users’ opinions and expectations on software quality tend to be neglected or at least handled incompletely; as a result, the understanding of system quality becomes biased toward the view of the software developers—a problem known as “the inmates are running the asylum” ( Cooper, 2004 ). This is supported by evidence of the practice of development: For example, a study of the current practice of the Quality Aware Software Engineering (QuASE) partner companies revealed that in the early stages of their software lifecycles, mainly usability is addressed, including handling performance and other issues is often postponed until system deployment. Clearly, that approach comes with neg- ative consequences for all parties, because fixing the problems with unsatisfied stakeholder expecta- tions on the late stages of the software process is difficult and expensive and may even lead to the failure of the whole project ( Walia and Carver, 2009; Westland, 2002 ).

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Resistance in electronics is a lot like friction in mechanical systems: it puts the brakes on electrons (those teeny-tiny moving particles that make up elec- trical current, or electricity) as they move through materials. In this chapter, you find out exactly what resistance is, where you can find resistance (everywhere) and how you can use it to your advantage by select- ing resistors (controlled amounts of resistance) for your electronic circuits. You explore the intimate relationship between voltage (the electrical force that pushes electrons) and current in components that have resistance, which is summed up quite nicely in a very simple equation with an authorita- tive name: Ohm’s Law. We put Ohm’s Law to work in analysing the goings-on in some basic circuits. Finally, you look at the role of Ohm’s Law and related power calculations in the design of electronic circuits.

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a rule is shown in (2.13): IF x 1 is true AND x 2 is false AND : : : AND x n is false THEN y is false : (2.13) The fundamental assumption upon which the classical logic is based is that every proposition is either true or false. Now it is well understood that many proposi- tions are both partially true and false. Multi-valued logic was a first attempt to ex- tend and generalize classical logic. In the 1930s an n -valued logic was invented by Lukasiewicz [5], which even allowed for n D 1. More recently, it has been under- stood that there exists an isomorphism between classical logic and crisp set theory and similarly between Lukasiewicz and the fuzzy set theory.

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Determining the Right Number of Clusters Another problem with the idea of creating editorial zones directly through clustering is that there were business reasons for wanting about a dozen edi torial zones, but no guarantee that a dozen good clusters would be found. This raises the general issue of how to determine the right number of clusters for a dataset. The data mining tool used for this clustering effort (MineSet, devel oped by SGI, and now available from Purple Insight) provides an interesting approach to this problem by combining K-means clustering with the divisive tree approach. First, decide on a lower bound K for the number of clusters. Build K clusters using the ordinary K-means algorithm. Using a fitness measure such as the variance or the mean distance from the cluster center according to whatever distance function is being used, determine which is the worst cluster and split it by forming two clusters from the previous single one. Repeat this process until some upper bound is reached. After each iteration, remember some measure of the overall fitness of the collection of clusters. The measure suggested earlier is the ratio of the mean distance of cluster members from the cluster center to the mean distance between clusters.

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r , r 04 and r 06 . With an iterative procedure, the aspect ratio W L / of M2 was made large enough such that r s does not have a strong influence over the amplifier’s operation (Baker et al 2005). So, for the technology used the calculated aspect ratio for M2 was, W = 64.8 μ m and L = 2.4 μ m . Then, considering these design outlines, the operation of the circuit based on M2 can be traduced in a convenient performance evaluation. As a result of the above design considerations, this basic analysis of the equivalent circuit reveals that the role of the row- select transistor is important for the proper operation of the amplifier. The voltage gain in (19) can be estimated using the following expressions (Baker et al 2005):

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Clusters and Trees The agglomeration algorithm creates hierarchical clusters. At each level in the hierarchy, clusters are formed from the union of two clusters at the next level down. A good way of visualizing these clusters is as a tree. Of course, such a tree may look like the decision trees discussed in Chapter 6, but there are some important differences. The most important is that the nodes of the cluster tree do not embed rules describing why the clustering takes place; the nodes sim ply state the fact that the two children have the minimum distance of all pos sible clusters pairs. Another difference is that a decision tree is created to maximize the leaf purity of a given target variable. There is no target for the cluster tree, other than self-similarity within each cluster. Later in this chapter we’ll discuss divisive clustering methods. These are similar to the agglomera tive methods, except that agglomerative methods are build by starting from the leaving and working towards the root whereas divisive methods start at the root and work down to the leaves.

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As is often the case in Photoshop, something vast and complicated in appearance is merely the result of repeating an integral procedure over and over again. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to stack up duplicate layers, alter the blending modes of each, and place them in masked groups. It is very important to remember that groups, like layers, can be duplicated as well. Duplicated groups, like individual layers, can be horizontally flipped and this will allow you to duplicate portions of the image so that you can create both sides of the face with mirror-like precision. And although in this chapter I’ll explain in detail, numerous ways to finesse your imagery as well as work with color and texture, layer stacking and duplication is essentially the nuts and bolts of what we’re doing here.

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faster for MySQL to simply load all the records into memory and scan through them, compar- ing appropriate fields to any criteria passed in a query. If there are many matches in an index for a given criterion, MySQL puts in extra effort to perform these record lookups for each match. Fortunately, MySQL keeps statistics about the uniqueness of values within an index, so that it may estimate (before actually performing a search) how many index records will match a given criterion. If it determines the estimated number of rows is higher than a certain percentage of the total number of records in the table, it chooses to instead scan through the records. We’ll explore this topic again in great detail in Chapter 6, which covers benchmarking and profiling.

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34 Chapter 3: Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) 3.1 FPGA Architectures Each FPGA vendor has its own FPGA archi- tecture, but in general terms they are all a vari- ation of that shown in Figure 3.1. The architecture consists of configurable logic blocks, configurable I/O blocks, and program- mable interconnect to route signals between the logic blocks and I/O blocks. Also, there is clock circuitry for driving the clock signals to each flip-flop in each logic block. Additional logic resources such as ALUs, memory, and decoders may also be available. The two most common types of programmable elements for an FPGA are static RAM and antifuses. Anti- fuse technology is a cousin to the programma- ble fuses in EPROMs. You will learn about antifuses, along with these other aspects of FPGAs, in the following sections.

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The receptive knowledge of 442 non-English majored university students in a General English program in Vietnam was measured with Webb, Sasao, and Ballance’s (2017) New Vocabulary Levels Test. It was found that despite 10 years of formal English language instruction, nearly half of the participants had not mastered the most frequent 1,000 words and more than 90% had not mastered the most frequent 2,000 words. The study calls for more attention to high-frequency words in English language instruction in Vietnamese EFL context.

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