... can be used to estimate the parameters of dynamic systems • A validated solver for parametric ODEs is used to construct bounds on the states of dynamic systems • An efficient constraint propagation ... Construct Taylor models of the states using a new validated solver for parametric ODEs (VSPODE) (Lin and Stadtherr, 2005) – Compute the Taylor model Tφ of the objective function – Perform constraint ... where, S is the interval bound of other terms by direct evaluation Taylor Models - Constraint Propagation • Goal – to reduce part of domain not satisfying c(x) ≤ • For some i = 1, · · · , m bi...
... can be used to estimate the parameters of dynamic systems • A validated solver for parametric ODEs is used to construct bounds on the states of dynamic systems • An efficient constraint propagation ... Construct Taylor models of the states using a new validated solver for parametric ODEs (VSPODE) (Lin and Stadtherr, 2005) – Compute the Taylor model Tφ of the objective function – Perform constraint ... where, S is the interval bound of other terms by direct evaluation Taylor Models - Constraint Propagation • Goal – to reduce part of domain not satisfying c(x) ≤ • For some i = 1, · · · , m bi...
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... method of evaluating end -of- life recovery profit by considering both product design and recovery network design [6] Phang et al proposed a design method that includes end -of- life strategy design ... The design requirements for situations are also described, and the ‘How’ part is represented in UML (Unified Modeling Language) [36] for formalization Scenario design process Representation ofdesign ... candidates and design reasons in the design rationale network defined in Section 4.1 In the context of decision support systemsfor engineering design, gIBIS (graphical Issue-Based Information System)...
... to design pilot symbols for both the MIMO-OFDM as well as the SISO-OFDM systems Like PEP, our proposed method can be easily adopted in the designof the disjoint pilot symbols for MIMO-OFDM systems ... estimate of the channels The performance of the Baxley design is similar to the proposed designfor QPSK-modulated data However, for 16-PSK and 64-PSK modulation, our proposed design outperforms ... comparison of our proposed design, the PEPs scheme and the equi-spaced equi-power design which we will refer to it as a reference design Figure shows the designed pilot set for each of the three...
... method of evaluating end -of- life recovery profit by considering both product design and recovery network design [6] Phang et al proposed a design method that includes end -of- life strategy design ... The design requirements for situations are also described, and the ‘How’ part is represented in UML (Unified Modeling Language) [36] for formalization Scenario design process Representation ofdesign ... candidates and design reasons in the design rationale network defined in Section 4.1 In the context of decision support systemsfor engineering design, gIBIS (graphical Issue-Based Information System)...
... f x, t /t m > 1, uniformly in x ∈ RN ; l > 1, limt→∞ g x, t /t limt→0 g x, t /t 0, uniformly with respect to x ∈ RN In 2006, Colin and Frigon studied the following systemsof coupled Poission ... nontrivial critical point of the functional I u, v and conclude the proof of Theorem 2.2 10 Boundary Value Problems Acknowledgment This work is supported by Innovation Program of Shanghai Municipal ... “Existence of entire solutions for some elliptic systems, ” Bulletin of the Australian Mathematical Society, vol 50, no 3, pp 501–519, 1994 D G de Figueiredo, “Nonlinear elliptic systems, ” Anais da Academia...
... different types of transceivers, such as stored-reference (SR) systems, ED systems, and TR systems The ED and the TR systems belong to the class of noncoherent receivers Although their performances ... estimation One main obstacle for TR systems and DD systems is the implementation of the delay line [16] The longer the delay line is, the more difficult it is to implement For DD systems [11], the delay ... overall structure of the training sequence is shown in Figure Simulation Results We evaluate the performance of different detectors and the performance of different combinations of channel estimation...
... 1055–1067, 2007 29 A Djellit and S Tas, “Existence of solutions for a class of elliptic systems in RN involving the p x Laplacian,” Electronic Journal of Differential Equations, vol 2003, no 56, pp ... defined, and it is of class C1 on Wp x ,q x Moreover, its derivative is ∂F x, u, υ ω dx RN ∂u F u, υ ω, z ∂F x, u, υ z dx RN ∂υ ∀ u, υ , ω, z ∈ Wp x ,q x 3.1 Proof For all pair of real functions ... R˘ dulescu, “A multiplicity result for a nonlinear degenerate problem arising in a a the theory of electrorheological fluids,” Proceedings of The Royal Society of London A, vol 462, no 2073, pp...
... u ≤ σ, f (u) = −1 if u > σ, for some constant σ ∈ R The aim of this paper is to investigate the convergence and periodicity of solutions for system (1.1) as f is of the digital nature (1.2), ... I33 (1.10) By a solution of the system (1.1), we mean a sequence {(xn , yn )} of points in R2 that is defined for all n ∈ N(1) and satisfies (1.1) for n ∈ N(1) Clearly, for any (x0 , y0 ) ∈ R2 , ... Moreover, for any solution {(xn , yn )} of system (1.1) with the initial value (x0 , y0 ) ∈ (b,b/λ] × (b,b/λ], we have limn→∞ (xn − xn ) = limn→∞ (yn − y n ) = The proof is complete Proof of Theorem...
... information about a more robust model is also provided The use of simulations for the evaluation of the statistical properties of the likelihood ratio test is justified by the non-observation of ... a design will be zero if the true dominance is in the opposite direction Table II compares the power of this design with the power of an F2 when total of 180 individuals were measured, half of ... non-observation of regulatory conditions, the asymptotic distribution of G under H is probably not o the classical x2 with a number of degrees of freedom equal to the difference between the number of parameters...
... the design philosophy that most civil design is moving towards, make LRFD the design philosophy of choice for development of a code for FRP strengthening 1.3.4 Current Design Guidelines for FRP ... Geometry of Representative Bridges for Calibration 187 Table 4-5 Comparison of Distribution of Span Lengths for Selected Bridges 188 Table 4-6 Comparison of Distribution of Number of Girders ... Disadvantages of FRPs for Strengthening Design Code for FRP Strengthening 1.3.1 Need for a Design Code 1.3.2 Uncertainty in Structural Design 1.3.3 Design Philosophies...
... Kim, “Motion Control of Omnidirectional Mobile Platform for Trajectory Tracking Using Integral Sliding Mode Controller”, International Journal of Control, Automation and Systems (IJCAS), Vol ... “Modeling and motion control of mobile robot for lattice type welding,” KSME International Journal, vol 16, no 1, pp 83-93, 2002 [6] R Fierro and F L Lewis, Fellow, IEEE “Control of a Nonholonomic Mobile ... validation,” IEEE Trans on Control Systems Technology, vol 10, no 6, pp 835–852, November 2002 [4] P Ceolho and U Nunes, “Path following control of mobile robots in presence of uncertainties,” IEEE Trans...
... the unit of length is foot (ft), the unit of force is pound (lb), the unit of mass is obscure (slug) and the unit of temperature is degree Fahrenheit (°F) Design of Hydraulic Systemsfor Lift ... illustrate design principles and methods for designing and calculating hydraulic systemsfor industrial lift trucks Determining the main parameters of these systems is based on principles of hydraulics ... principles of the design process Definitions fordesign and system design • • • “The best design is the simplest one that works” Albert Einstein Design is creative problem solving System design is...
... management framework for open DRE systems Contributions of this paper to the study of adaptive resource management solutions for open DRE systems include the following (i) The designof a resource allocation ... ratio of applications as the metric to evaluate system performance For every sampling period of RACE’s Controller, deadline miss ratio for each application was computed as the ratio of number of ... along with the support of DSMLs and tools, such as PICML, provide an integrated platform for building such systems and are emerging as an operating platform for these systems Although CIAO/DAnCE...
... competitive analysis The designof distributed systems can favor two types of control mechanisms, namely, centralized control and decentralized control The choices of these systems are usually based ... values of τ may influence the performance of the system Obviously, the value of τ should not be too small For example, let us consider an extreme case where τ = If τ = 1, then each request will form ... 121 v List of Figures 2.1 An illustration of the system model of a DDBS 11 3.1 Illustration of the concurrent control mechanism 25 3.2 Illustration of phase partition...