A NEW APPROACH IN MEASURING OF THE ROUGHNESS FOR SURFACE CONSTITUTED WITH MACHINING PROCESS BY MATERIAL REMOVAL
|
|
- Caitlin Marshall
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Reearch and Development (IJMPERD) ISSN Vol. 3, Iue, Mar 3, 4-5 TJPRC Pvt. Ltd. A NEW APPROACH IN MEASURING OF THE ROUGHNESS FOR SURFACE CONSTITUTED WITH MACHINING PROCESS BY MATERIAL REMOVAL MITE TOMOV, MIOLAJ UZINOVSI & PAVEL OVAC S. Cyril and Methodiu Univerity in Skopje, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Skopje, arpo II. BB., Macedonia Univerity of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technical Science, Serbia ABSTRACT Thi paper ugget a new approach to meauring urface roughne facilitated by the introduction of a new parameter, called parameter of tatitic equality of ampling length. The procedure for obtaining the primary profile, the roughne profile and the wavine profile i preented a a et of recoendation of everal ISO tandard. In addition, the paper ugget the expanion of the preented meauring procedure by direct incluion of the new parameter. Another novelty i that the propoed algorithm now allow the incluion of feedback which thu far ha not been the cae in roughne meauring. The newly propoed parameter wa been verified uing etalon and real urface, repreenting everal machining proce by material removal. EYWORDS: Parameter of Statitical Equality of Sampling Length, Surface Roughne, Roughne Profile, Wavine Profile, Primary Profile INTRODUCTION (THE NEED FOR INTRODUCING A NEW APPROACH) The modern production procee and technologie a well a the nanotechnology development contributed toward urface roughne becoming a dominant factor for the ucceful functioning of the product. The genei of the urface metrology dicipline, a well a the expected direction for future development are preented ytematically and in detail in (Jiang et al, 7а; Jiang et al, 7b), where one of the concluion regarding the future development of urface metrology conider the hift from profile to aerial characterization, from tochatic to tructural urface and from imple hape to complex freeform geometrie. However, the core objective of urface metrology i to enable full control over urface contitution and provide an undertanding of the functionally ignificant urface characteritic. Today achievement regarding the product urface roughne prediction model, at leat for conventional machining, are baed on a planar projection of the geometry of the tool (regardle whether it i with defined geometry or not) onto the urface of the workpiece (Staniław et al, 9; Edward & Łukaz, ). Hence the concluion that invetigation regarding the roughne profile and the roughne parameter will continue to remain current, but the emphai will hift toward way to determine them more accurately. Thi paper look at providing the condition for more accurate determination of the roughne profile and the roughne parameter. In order to enure comparability and replicability of the reult (the parameter value), the procedure for meauring and obtaining the primary profile, the roughne profile and the wavine profile are implemented in accordance with the recoendation contained in everal international (ISO) tandard, where the baic and neceary tandard include: ISO 487:997; ISO 488:996; ISO 374:996; ISO 56:996 and ISO 66 tandard erie. Baed on thee
2 4 Mite Tomov, Mikolaj uzinovki &Pavel ovac tandard and the recoendation contained therein, one can etablih a meauring procedure for obtaining the primary profile, the roughne profile and the wavine profile, by uing contact kidle intrument, hown of Figure. Real urface ISO 487:997 z y x Surface profile ISO 488:996 ISO 374:996 and other. Meaurement proce 3 4 Traced profile ISO 374:996 ISO 374: Total profile Nominal form (removed) ISO 374:996 ISO 487: ISO 374:996 µ m - - ISO 487:997; ISO 374:996; ISO 56:996; ISO 66 erie. ISO 487:997 Mean line for the primary profile m m Application of the profil filter λc Roughne profile Mean line for the roughne profile Application of the profil filter λ Noie Application of the profil filter λf Wavine profile ISO 487:997; ISO 374:996; ISO 56:996; ISO 66 erie. ISO 487:997; ISO 374:996; ISO 56:996; ISO 66 erie Roughne paremeter Ra, Rq, Rt, Rp, Rv.. Figure : Procedure for Obtaining the Primary Profile, the Roughne Profile and the Wavine Profile The focal point of the preented procedure are the referent mean line, which are a bai for obtaining the primary profile (tep 6 and 7), the roughne profile (tep 9 and ) and the wavine profile (tep ), a well a for calculating the
3 A New Approach in Meauring of the Roughne for Surface 43 Contituted with Machining Proce by Material Removal correponding parameter (P, R and W). The preented procedure employ multiple method to determine the referent mean line, uch a the leat quare method, λc profile filter and λf profile filter. Today there are everal type of λc profile filter; however the tandard Gauian filter i motly ued. (Raja et al, ) analyze everal profile filter (RC, Gauian, Rk, Spline, Robut pline, Gauian regreion, Zero-order Gauian regreion, Second-order Gauian regreion, Robut Gauian regreion, Morphological and Wavelet-baed filter) ued to meaure urface roughne, pointing out it metrological characteritic, advantage and diadvantage. New filter introduced by the ISO/TS 66 tandard erie include: Gauian filter (ISO 66-:), Gauian regreion filter (ISO/TS 66-3:), Spline filter (ISO/TS 66-3:9; ISO/TS 66-:6), Spline wavelet (ISO/TS 66-9:6), Dik and horizontal line-egment filter (ISO/TS 66-4:6), Scale pace technique (ISO/TS 66-49:6) and Motif filter (under preparation). In order to remove the diadvantage (ditortion at the end of the filter mean line obtained uing the tandard Gauian filter) ISO/TS 66-8: recoend everal way to increae the length of the primary profile length. Alo ISO 3565-:996 recoend a pecial method of filtering of profile with deep valley. In order to obtain the roughne profile (eparate it from the primary profile) the metrologit hould chooe one of the above mentioned profile filter in tep 9 of the procedure preented in Figure. A logical quetion at thi point would be: Which profile filter to elect? The primary objective that the profile filter need to fulfill i to have the determined mean line pa through the center of the irregularitie compriing the profile through which the mean line pae. (Raja et al,,) in their reearch how that the diadvantage of the mean line determined with ome profile filter are accentuated in pecific cae and directly depend to the hape of the total profile, i.e. the primary profile. Тoday, the operator aee the tate (hape and character) of the primary profile qualitatively (high level of wavine, low level of wavine, ignificant or inignificant end ditortion etc.). Thi qualitative aement of the primary profile i baed on the experience and the conviction of the operator that can lead to an inappropriate election of a profile filter type. But alo, it i impoible to decribe the tate (hape and character) of the primary profile if ued meauring device which doe not allow the graphical diplay of the primary profile (uch a mot of portabilnite device). Hence, the author of thi paper conclude that the qualitative aement of the total or the primary profile hould be replaced with a parameter that will provide information about the irregularitie on the total or the primary profile around the mean line. To corroborate thi way of thinking we note the a-priori accepted practice whereby the profile obtained from the urface are conidered a tationary and ergodic random function. According (John & Irwin, 965), a tationary function i any function that ha the ame tatitical characteritic along it length, and a function i ergodic if the temporal and tatitical mean value between the tationary tatitical enemble (part) are equal. Therefore, the introduction of the new parameter will help link the tate of the profile obtained from topography with the methodology for obtaining the parameter value, Figure, irrepective of whether they are parameter of the primary profile, the wavine or the roughne profile, with an ultimate view to determining thee parameter a accurately a poible. A NEW PARAMETER FOR THE STATISTICAL EQUALITY OF SAMPLING LENGTHS To determine, whether a function i tationary and ergodic, or not, need i the comparing the mean value (tatitical and temporal) for a certain part of the function (with exactly known ize), with other part of the ame ize. From here, in further reearch will be ued only methodology for determination, without to accept the condition of the
4 44 Mite Tomov, Mikolaj uzinovki &Pavel ovac analyzed profile i tationary and ergodic function. If mentioned methodology i applied to the profile obtained by meauring the urface topography and repreented with dicrete value in a reference ytem of coordinate, then the mean value of a egment of the profile need to have an approximately equal value to the value of other egment along the profile. The egment (part) whoe baic tatitical characteritic will be compared to each other, are conidered to equal the ampling length l r, an already tandardized value in ISO 487:997, with the ue of the baic ditribution meaure, i.e. mean arithmetic value, variation (diperion) and the tandard deviation. For the purpoe of deriving the mathematical formulation of the new parameter we will conider two theoretic cae of cattering the irregularitie around the mean line. Firt cae: The point ued to repreent the primary profile within the ampling length have different mean value and approximately equal tandard deviation, Figure. Second cae: The point ued to repreent the primary profile within the ampling length have approximately equal mean value, and different tandard deviation, Figure 3. z Mean value of primary profile Approximately equal tandard deviation Standard deviation of primary profile x Sampling length Different mean value Evaluation length = 5 x Sampling length Figure : Firt Cae: Different Mean Value and Approximately Equal Standard Deviation In practice, the real profile obtained by meauring the real topography of urface uually exhibit irregularity deviation which are a combination of the profile from the firt and the econd cae. The primary profile on Figure and Figure 3 are preented on a Carteian right oriented reference ytem where the horizontal longitudinal axi i marked with x, while the vertical axi i the z-axi. The point ued to repreent the primary profile with it evaluation length and the ampling length, a part of the primary profile, hall be conidered a a ample, ince they are a part (ample) of the point that can be ued to repreent the entire urface topography. The point ued to repreent the entire urface topography hall be conidered to be the population. Hence, the tandard deviation for n data point hall be marked with, while the mean value for n data point hall be marked with z. For graphical preentation of the tandard deviation ize of Figure and 3 adopted i normal (Gauian) ditribution, although there i a poibility where the ditribution of irregularitie, within the ampling length, i not normal (be have another form). In the firt cae the tandard deviation determined for the primary profile hall be greater than the tandard deviation of the individual ampling length a a reult of the cattering of the mean value of the ampling length around the mean line (mean value) of the primary profile. The lower the catter of the mean value of the ampling length, the
5 A New Approach in Meauring of the Roughne for Surface 45 Contituted with Machining Proce by Material Removal lower the tandard deviation for the primary profile will be, and it will converge to the tandard deviation value of the ampling length. z Different tandard deviation x Sampling length Approximately equal mean value Mean value of primary profile Evaluation length = 5 x Sampling length Figure 3: Second Cae: Approximately Equal Mean Value, and Different Standard Deviation In order to decribe thi interdependence mathematically, we introduce the coefficient calculate a follow: p, which we propoe to = () where i the tandard deviation calculated a the mean value of the individual tandard deviation within the ampling length, while p i the tandard deviation calculated for the primary profile, i.e.: = () 5,... are tandard deviation calculated within the ampling length. Equation applie when the total profile contain five ampling length, while if there are n ampling length will be calculated a follow: n = (3) n The tandard deviation,... and Taylor & Cihon 4): ( ) z i z n p, for n data point will be calculated a (ISO 3565-:996; arl 999; = n (4) i= where z i the mean value of the point zi ued to repreent the profile, and if there are n point, it i calculated a follow: n z = n i= z i (5)
6 46 Mite Tomov, Mikolaj uzinovki &Pavel ovac Alo, a can be een from Equation 4, for determining the tandard deviation adopted i to ue a mathematical formulation that i adequate for normal (Gauian) ditribution. Thi prerequiite i neceary, becaue, if adopted to check the hape of the ditribution of irregularitie and the ue appropriate mathematical formulation with accordance to the determined form (type) of the ditribution, the inevitable ituation where will to compare the mean value obtained from different mathematical formulation, which abolutely i not jutified. The value of the coefficient will converge to one if the mean value of the ampling length data point are equal or approximately equal with the mean value of the primary profile, provided that the ampling length data point have equal or approximately equal tandard deviation. The value of the coefficient will converge to zero if the mean value of the data point in the ampling length are ignificantly different from the mean value of the primary profile. For the econd cae we propoe to introduce a coefficient m which will be calculated a follow: m max min = (6) max where max i the value of the maximal tandard deviation calculated within the ampling length, while min value of the minimal tandard deviation calculated within the ampling length. The value of the coefficient i the m will converge to zero if there are no difference between the value of the tandard deviation determined within the ampling length. If the value of m converge to one, then that mean that there are large difference between the value of the tandard deviation determined within the ampling length. The fact that real primary profile are a combination of the two previouly decribed elementary cae, ugget that the expreion of the cattering of the irregularitie around the mean line, preented uing point in a reference ytem, require the interdependence of the coefficient Baically, the coefficient and. m m complement on two ground. The introduction of m remove the condition that the value of the tandard deviation within a given ampling length are approximately equal to each other. Secondly, the value i a mean value, which mean that if the value of any tandard deviation within a ampling length deviate ignificantly from the other, it real impact will be reduced due to the averaging. It i alo worth emphaizing that the value that the coefficient and may have are inverely proportional, which mean that for a primary profile where m the irregularitie are evenly accumulated around the mean value (mean line), get a value that converge to one, while m get a value that converge to zero, and vice vera. A a conequence of the above, we propoe to introduce a new non-dimenional parameter called parameter of tatitic equality of ampling length, denoted by SE, which will be calculate a: m SE = (7) In cae of a primary profile where the irregularitie are evenly accumulated around the mean value (mean line), or, in other word, the data point within the ampling length have approximately equal tatitic characteritic with each other a well a with the primary profile, then the parameter SE will have the following value:
7 A New Approach in Meauring of the Roughne for Surface 47 Contituted with Machining Proce by Material Removal In the oppoite cae: m m ( will go to zero) ( will go to infinity) The correlation decribe above ugget that the parameter of tatitic equality of ampling length SE i an increaing parameter in the cae of increaing cattering of the data point around the mean line. VERIFICATION OF THE SE PARAMETER The reearch regarding the verification of the SE parameter have been made uing primary profile obtained by meauring etalon urface repreenting: turning (two urface with Ra=.6 and 3. ), face milling (two urface with Ra=.6 and 3. ), circular grinding (two urface with Ra=.4 and.8 ), polihing (two urface with Ra=. and. ), lapping (two urface with Ra=.5 and. ), uper finih (two urface with Ra=.5 and.5 ), and a real urface obtained with honing. The real urface i obtained with the following condition: material EN-GJL-5 (DIN EN 56),n (rotation of honing head)=6 rpm; f (feed of honing head)=4 double motion /min; four honing tone: C5/I9V6 (grain ize 5). The value of the Ra parameter for etalon urface wa ued here olely to ditinguih between different profile from the ame cutting proce. The hape of the primary profile, a well a the calculated value for, and SE are hown on Figure 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,,,, 3, 4, 5, 6. Thee Figure alo how the Gauian filter mean line determined for the repective primary profile uing Matlab (R9b). The weight function for the Gauian filter i the mathematical formulation provided in ISO 56:996 and ISO 66-:. The urface were meaured uing a tylu meauring ytem MarSurf XR, according to the procedure hown in Figure. The nominal form wa removed from the total profile uing the leat quare method. m 4 3 Gauian mean line =.99; m=.5; SE=.5; Gauian mean line =.96; m=.9; SE=,; Figure 4: Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Turning, with Ra =.6. Figure 5. Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Turning, with Ra = 3,
8 48 Mite Tomov, Mikolaj uzinovki &Pavel ovac 6 5 Gauian mean line =.99; m=.46; SE=.47; Gauian mean line =.99; m=.7; SE=.8; Figure 6: Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Face Milling, with Ra =.6 Figure 7: Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Face Milling, with Ra = Gauian mean line =.96; m=.39; SE=.4; Figure 8: Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Circular Grinding, with Ra = Gauian mean line -3 =.9; m=.48; SE=.53; Figure 9: Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Circular Grinding, with Ra = Detail A Gauian mean line =.4; m=.65; SE=.59; Detail B Figure : Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Polihing, with Ra = =.97; m=.4; SE=.4; Gauian mean line Figure : Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Polihing, with Ra = Prim ary profile Gauian mean line -.4 =.87; m=.6; SE=.69; Figure : Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Lapping with Ra = =.97; m=.4; SE=.4; Gauian mean line Figure 3: Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Lapping with Ra =.
9 A New Approach in Meauring of the Roughne for Surface 49 Contituted with Machining Proce by Material Removal Detail C Gauian mean line =.59; m=.93; SE=.58; Detail D Figure 4 : Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Super Finih with Ra = Gauian mean line =.84; m=.67; SE=.8; Figure 5 : Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Etalon Surface Repreentative of Super Finih with Ra =.5 Detail E Gauian mean line =.96; m=.97; SE=.; Figure 6 : Primary Profile, Gauian Mean Line and Value of the SE Parameter for the Real Surface Obtained with Honing The diadvantage of the Gauian mean line can be een on the hape hown on Figure, 4 and 6. Figure (detail A and detail B), and Figure 4 (detail C and detail D) how notable ditortion at the end of the filter mean line, while Figure 6 how that the filter mean line withdraw from the middle of the primary profile due to the deep valley, which i epecially accentuated on Detail E. For the other profile, the form of the filter mean line ha no diadvantage and pae through the middle of the irregularitie. An analyi of the calculated value of the SE parameter will how that it value increae in the event of an increaed cattering of the irregularitie around the mean line. For the conidered primary profile where the mean line have diadvantage, the value of SE i greater than one or cloe to one. Hence, the author think that one i the key value of the SE parameter from the point of view of oftware filtration uing a tandard Gauian filter. For primary profile where the value of SE i le than one, one hould not expect any diadvantage of the mean line determined uing the Gauian filter. The example hown on figure 6 i characteritic. There the application of the filtering procedure precribed in ISO 3565-:996 i jutified due to the deep valley of the primary profile. To recognize uch primary profile the author propoe the ue of the value of the coefficient a an additional criteria.
10 5 Mite Tomov, Mikolaj uzinovki &Pavel ovac IMPLEMENTATION OF SE IN THE PROCEDURES FOR MEASURING SURFACE ROUGHNESS Baed on the value of the SE parameter, thi paper propoe to expand the current procedure for obtaining the primary profile, the roughne profile and the wavine profile, hown on Figure, with the algorithm hown on Figure 7. The propoed algorithm include feedback which facilitate the etablihment of an additional verification of the previouly implemented tep a well a a mechanim for eliminating the poibility of error by the metrologit. For example, the SE parameter can have a larger value if the reference ytem ued for the meaurement i inappropriately etup, which i epecially accentuated in the cae of cylindrical object with mall diameter, or in cae where the nominal hape ha been inappropriately removed. The part of the algorithm hown on Figure 7, marked with dotted line wa introduced to the procedure to facilitate the continuity to ome follow-up invetigation, primarily in the area of oftware filtering, ince, according to the etablihed development framework, the invetigation related to the ISO 66 tandard erie have not been completed by the working group, and alo the part of newly introduced tandard from the ISO 66 erie, until the time of thee invetigation, have not been additionally confirmed. Calculation of SE and SE Ye No Application of tandard Gauian profile filter λc Whether tep and 3 are correct realized No Repetition of the meaurement procedure tarting from tep Ye Whether tep 6 i correct realized No Repetition of the meaurement procedure tarting from tep 6 Ye >. 9 No Ye Application of the filtering procedure ISO 3565-:996 Application of one of the recoendation given in ISO / TS 66-8: Whether filter mean line ha diadvantage No Roughne profile, tep Ye Application of other profile filter (not tandard Gauian) from ISO 66-erie Roughne profile, tep Figure 7: Algorithm for Augmenting Step 9 of the Meauring Procedure Shown on Figure
11 A New Approach in Meauring of the Roughne for Surface 5 Contituted with Machining Proce by Material Removal CONCLUSIONS - Thee invetigation propoe a new approach to the determination of urface roughne, where the choice of the mot appropriate profile filter directly depend on the hape of the primary profile. Thi paper propoe that the hape of the primary profile hould be determined quantitatively, intead of qualitatively (a the current practice), uing the new parameter of tatitic equality of ampling length SE. -The new SE parameter ha been proven a a ucceful attempt to qualitatively determine the tatu of primary profile. The value of one wa hown to be a ignificant value from the point of view of filtration uing a Gauian filter. For primary profile where the value of SE i le than one, one hould not expect any diadvantage of the mean line determined uing the tandard Gauian filter and vice vera. - The propoed algorithm to expand the procedure for obtaining the primary profile, the roughne profile and the wavine profile ugget a new approach to invetigating urface topography, facilitated by the ue of feedback loop, which etablihe an additional verification of the previouly implemented tep a a mechanim to eliminate the poibility of error. REFERENCES. Jiang, X., Scott, P. J., Whitehoue, D. J. & Blunt, L. (7). Paradigm hift in urface metrology. Part I. Hitorical philoophy. Proc. R. Soc. A 7 463, (doi:.98/rpa.7.873). Jiang, X., Scott, P. J., Whitehoue, D. J. & Blunt, L. (7). Paradigm hift in urface metrology. Part II. The current hift. Proc. R. Soc. A 463, (doi:.98/rpa.7.873) 3. Staniław A., Edward M., Franci Č.(9). A model of urface roughne contitution in the metal cutting proce applying tool with defined tereometry. Journal of Mechanical Engineering 55(9), UDC Edward M., Łukaz N. (). Analyi and verification of urface roughne contitution model after machining proce. Procedia Engineering 39 (), ISO 487:997; Geometrical Product Specification (GPS) - Surface texture: Profile method - Term, definition and urface texture parameter. 6. ISO 488:996; Geometrical product pecification (GPS) - Surface texture: Profile method - Rule and procedure for the aement of urface texture. 7. ISO 374:996; Geometrical Product Specification (GPS) - Surface texture: Profile method - Nominal characteritic of contact tylu intrument 8. ISO 56:996; Geometrical Product Specification (GPS) - Surface texture: Profile method - Metrological characteritic of phae correct filter 9. Raja J., Muralikrihnan B., Fu. Shengyu (). Recent advance in eparation of roughne, wavine and form. Elevier, Preciion Engineering. Journal of the International Societie for Preciion Engineering and Nanotechnology. 6 (), -35. ISO 66-:; Geometrical product pecification (GPS)-Filtration: Linear profile filter: Gauian filter. ISO/TS 66-3:; Geometrical product pecification (GPS)-Filtration: Robut profile filter: Gauian regreion filter
12 5 Mite Tomov, Mikolaj uzinovki &Pavel ovac. ISO/TS 66-3:9; Geometrical product pecification (GPS)-Filtration: Robut profile filter: Spline filter 3. ISO/TS 66-:6; Geometrical product pecification (GPS)-Filtration: Linear profile filter: Spline filter 4. ISO/TS 66-9:6; Geometrical product pecification (GPS)-Filtration: Linear profile filter: Spline wavelet 5. ISO/TS 66-4:6; Geometrical product pecification (GPS)-Filtration: Morphological profile filter: Dik and horizontal line-egment filter 6. ISO/TS 66-49:6; Geometrical product pecification (GPS)-Filtration: Morphological profile filter: Scale pace technique 7. ISO/TS 66-8:; Geometrical product pecification (GPS) - Filtration - Part 8: Profile filter: End effect 8. ISO 3565-:996; Geometrical Product Specification (GPS) - Surface texture: Profile method; Surface having tratified functional propertie - Part : Filtering and general meaurement condition 9. John. M.W., & Irwin.M.J., (965): Principle of counication engineering. John Wiley &Son. Inc., New Yorf-London -Sydney. arl V. B., (999). Statitical ditribution in engineering. Cambridge Univerity pre. Taylor J.., Cihon C., (4) Statitical technique for data analyi (Second edition). CRC Pre, LLC
MAT 155: Describing, Exploring, and Comparing Data Page 1 of NotesCh2-3.doc
MAT 155: Decribing, Exploring, and Comparing Data Page 1 of 8 001-oteCh-3.doc ote for Chapter Summarizing and Graphing Data Chapter 3 Decribing, Exploring, and Comparing Data Frequency Ditribution, Graphic
More informationA METHOD OF REAL-TIME NURBS INTERPOLATION WITH CONFINED CHORD ERROR FOR CNC SYSTEMS
Vietnam Journal of Science and Technology 55 (5) (017) 650-657 DOI: 10.1565/55-518/55/5/906 A METHOD OF REAL-TIME NURBS INTERPOLATION WITH CONFINED CHORD ERROR FOR CNC SYSTEMS Nguyen Huu Quang *, Banh
More informationModeling of underwater vehicle s dynamics
Proceeding of the 11th WEA International Conference on YTEM, Agio Nikolao, Crete Iland, Greece, July 23-25, 2007 44 Modeling of underwater vehicle dynamic ANDRZEJ ZAK Department of Radiolocation and Hydrolocation
More informationUniversität Augsburg. Institut für Informatik. Approximating Optimal Visual Sensor Placement. E. Hörster, R. Lienhart.
Univerität Augburg à ÊÇÅÍÆ ËÀǼ Approximating Optimal Viual Senor Placement E. Hörter, R. Lienhart Report 2006-01 Januar 2006 Intitut für Informatik D-86135 Augburg Copyright c E. Hörter, R. Lienhart Intitut
More information/06/$ IEEE 364
006 IEEE International ympoium on ignal Proceing and Information Technology oie Variance Etimation In ignal Proceing David Makovoz IPAC, California Intitute of Technology, MC-0, Paadena, CA, 95 davidm@ipac.caltech.edu;
More informationCompressed Sensing Image Processing Based on Stagewise Orthogonal Matching Pursuit
Senor & randucer, Vol. 8, Iue 0, October 204, pp. 34-40 Senor & randucer 204 by IFSA Publihing, S. L. http://www.enorportal.com Compreed Sening Image Proceing Baed on Stagewie Orthogonal Matching Puruit
More informationComparison of Methods for Horizon Line Detection in Sea Images
Comparion of Method for Horizon Line Detection in Sea Image Tzvika Libe Evgeny Gerhikov and Samuel Koolapov Department of Electrical Engineering Braude Academic College of Engineering Karmiel 2982 Irael
More informationPlanning of scooping position and approach path for loading operation by wheel loader
22 nd International Sympoium on Automation and Robotic in Contruction ISARC 25 - September 11-14, 25, Ferrara (Italy) 1 Planning of cooping poition and approach path for loading operation by wheel loader
More informationSLA Adaptation for Service Overlay Networks
SLA Adaptation for Service Overlay Network Con Tran 1, Zbigniew Dziong 1, and Michal Pióro 2 1 Department of Electrical Engineering, École de Technologie Supérieure, Univerity of Quebec, Montréal, Canada
More informationPerformance Evaluation of an Advanced Local Search Evolutionary Algorithm
Anne Auger and Nikolau Hanen Performance Evaluation of an Advanced Local Search Evolutionary Algorithm Proceeding of the IEEE Congre on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 2005 c IEEE Performance Evaluation
More informationA PROBABILISTIC NOTION OF CAMERA GEOMETRY: CALIBRATED VS. UNCALIBRATED
A PROBABILISTIC NOTION OF CAMERA GEOMETRY: CALIBRATED VS. UNCALIBRATED Jutin Domke and Yianni Aloimono Computational Viion Laboratory, Center for Automation Reearch Univerity of Maryland College Park,
More informationKey Terms - MinMin, MaxMin, Sufferage, Task Scheduling, Standard Deviation, Load Balancing.
Volume 3, Iue 11, November 2013 ISSN: 2277 128X International Journal of Advanced Reearch in Computer Science and Software Engineering Reearch Paper Available online at: www.ijarce.com Tak Aignment in
More informationMinimum congestion spanning trees in bipartite and random graphs
Minimum congetion panning tree in bipartite and random graph M.I. Otrovkii Department of Mathematic and Computer Science St. John Univerity 8000 Utopia Parkway Queen, NY 11439, USA e-mail: otrovm@tjohn.edu
More informationQuadrilaterals. Learning Objectives. Pre-Activity
Section 3.4 Pre-Activity Preparation Quadrilateral Intereting geometric hape and pattern are all around u when we tart looking for them. Examine a row of fencing or the tiling deign at the wimming pool.
More informationAdvanced Encryption Standard and Modes of Operation
Advanced Encryption Standard and Mode of Operation G. Bertoni L. Breveglieri Foundation of Cryptography - AES pp. 1 / 50 AES Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) i a ymmetric cryptographic algorithm AES
More information3D MODELLING WITH LINEAR APPROACHES USING GEOMETRIC PRIMITIVES
MAKARA, TEKNOLOGI, VOL. 9, NO., APRIL 5: 3-35 3D MODELLING WITH LINEAR APPROACHES USING GEOMETRIC PRIMITIVES Mochammad Zulianyah Informatic Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, ARS International Univerity,
More informationLaboratory Exercise 6
Laboratory Exercie 6 Adder, Subtractor, and Multiplier The purpoe of thi exercie i to examine arithmetic circuit that add, ubtract, and multiply number. Each type of circuit will be implemented in two
More informationCOLLAGEN ORIENTATION AND WAVINESS WITHIN THE VEIN WALL
XI International Conference on Computational Platicity. Fundamental and Application COMPLAS XI E. Oñate, D.R.J. Owen, D. Peric and B. Suárez (Ed) COLLAGEN ORIENTATION AND WAVINESS WITHIN THE VEIN WALL
More informationPerformance of a Robust Filter-based Approach for Contour Detection in Wireless Sensor Networks
Performance of a Robut Filter-baed Approach for Contour Detection in Wirele Senor Network Hadi Alati, William A. Armtrong, Jr., and Ai Naipuri Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering The Univerity
More informationNew DSP to measure acoustic efficiency of road barriers. Part 2: Sound Insulation Index
New DSP to meaure acoutic efficiency of road barrier. Part 2: Sound Inulation Index LAMBERTO TRONCHIN 1, KRISTIAN FABBRI 1, JELENA VASILJEVIC 2 1 DIENCA CIARM, Univerity of Bologna, Italy 2 Univerity of
More informationChapter 13 Non Sampling Errors
Chapter 13 Non Sampling Error It i a general aumption in the ampling theory that the true value of each unit in the population can be obtained and tabulated without any error. In practice, thi aumption
More informationMulti-Target Tracking In Clutter
Multi-Target Tracking In Clutter John N. Sander-Reed, Mary Jo Duncan, W.B. Boucher, W. Michael Dimmler, Shawn O Keefe ABSTRACT A high frame rate (0 Hz), multi-target, video tracker ha been developed and
More informationRepresentations and Transformations. Objectives
Repreentation and Tranformation Objective Derive homogeneou coordinate tranformation matrice Introduce tandard tranformation - Rotation - Tranlation - Scaling - Shear Scalar, Point, Vector Three baic element
More informationModeling and Analysis of Slow CW Decrease for IEEE WLAN
Modeling and Analyi of Slow CW Decreae for IEEE 82. WLAN Qiang Ni, Imad Aad 2, Chadi Barakat, and Thierry Turletti Planete Group 2 Planete Group INRIA Sophia Antipoli INRIA Rhône-Alpe Sophia Antipoli,
More informationFocused Video Estimation from Defocused Video Sequences
Focued Video Etimation from Defocued Video Sequence Junlan Yang a, Dan Schonfeld a and Magdi Mohamed b a Multimedia Communication Lab, ECE Dept., Univerity of Illinoi, Chicago, IL b Phyical Realization
More informationDrawing Lines in 2 Dimensions
Drawing Line in 2 Dimenion Drawing a traight line (or an arc) between two end point when one i limited to dicrete pixel require a bit of thought. Conider the following line uperimpoed on a 2 dimenional
More informationAnalyzing Hydra Historical Statistics Part 2
Analyzing Hydra Hitorical Statitic Part Fabio Maimo Ottaviani EPV Technologie White paper 5 hnode HSM Hitorical Record The hnode i the hierarchical data torage management node and ha to perform all the
More informationMotion Control (wheeled robots)
3 Motion Control (wheeled robot) Requirement for Motion Control Kinematic / dynamic model of the robot Model of the interaction between the wheel and the ground Definition of required motion -> peed control,
More informationAdaptive Beam Director for a Tiled Fiber Array
Adaptive Beam Director for a Tiled Fiber Array Mikhail A. Vorontov Intelligent Optic Laboratory, Computational and Information Science Directorate, U.S. Army Reearch Laboratory, 2800 Powder Mill Road,
More informationUC Berkeley International Conference on GIScience Short Paper Proceedings
UC Berkeley International Conference on GIScience Short Paper Proceeding Title A novel method for probabilitic coverage etimation of enor network baed on 3D vector repreentation in complex urban environment
More informationOn successive packing approach to multidimensional (M-D) interleaving
On ucceive packing approach to multidimenional (M-D) interleaving Xi Min Zhang Yun Q. hi ankar Bau Abtract We propoe an interleaving cheme for multidimenional (M-D) interleaving. To achieved by uing a
More informationA SIMPLE IMPERATIVE LANGUAGE THE STORE FUNCTION NON-TERMINATING COMMANDS
A SIMPLE IMPERATIVE LANGUAGE Eventually we will preent the emantic of a full-blown language, with declaration, type and looping. However, there are many complication, o we will build up lowly. Our firt
More informationAalborg Universitet. Published in: Proceedings of the Working Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces
Aalborg Univeritet Software-Baed Adjutment of Mobile Autotereocopic Graphic Uing Static Parallax Barrier Paprocki, Martin Marko; Krog, Kim Srirat; Kritofferen, Morten Bak; Krau, Martin Publihed in: Proceeding
More informationA Practical Model for Minimizing Waiting Time in a Transit Network
A Practical Model for Minimizing Waiting Time in a Tranit Network Leila Dianat, MASc, Department of Civil Engineering, Sharif Univerity of Technology, Tehran, Iran Youef Shafahi, Ph.D. Aociate Profeor,
More informationFinite Elements Method in Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar developing process
6th WSEAS International Conference on SYSTEM SCIENCE and SIMULATION in ENGINEERING, Venice, Italy, November 1-3, 007 63 Finite Element Method in Split Hopkinon Preure Bar developing proce ROTARIU ADRIAN
More informationLecture 14: Minimum Spanning Tree I
COMPSCI 0: Deign and Analyi of Algorithm October 4, 07 Lecture 4: Minimum Spanning Tree I Lecturer: Rong Ge Scribe: Fred Zhang Overview Thi lecture we finih our dicuion of the hortet path problem and introduce
More informationA Study of a Variable Compression Ratio and Displacement Mechanism Using Design of Experiments Methodology
A Study of a Variable Compreion Ratio and Diplacement Mechanim Uing Deign of Experiment Methodology Shugang Jiang, Michael H. Smith, Maanobu Takekohi Abtract Due to the ever increaing requirement for engine
More informationImage authentication and tamper detection using fragile watermarking in spatial domain
International Journal of Advanced Reearch in Computer Engineering & Technology (IJARCET) Volume 6, Iue 7, July 2017, ISSN: 2278 1323 Image authentication and tamper detection uing fragile watermarking
More informationelse end while End References
621-630. [RM89] [SK76] Roenfeld, A. and Melter, R. A., Digital geometry, The Mathematical Intelligencer, vol. 11, No. 3, 1989, pp. 69-72. Sklanky, J. and Kibler, D. F., A theory of nonuniformly digitized
More informationResearch on Star Image Noise Filtering Based on Diffusion Model of Regularization Influence Function
016 Sith International Conference on Intrumentation & Meaurement Computer Communication and Control Reearch on Star Image Noie Filtering Baed on Diffuion Model of Regularization Influence Function SunJianming
More informationLaboratory Exercise 6
Laboratory Exercie 6 Adder, Subtractor, and Multiplier The purpoe of thi exercie i to examine arithmetic circuit that add, ubtract, and multiply number. Each circuit will be decribed in Verilog and implemented
More informationUSING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS TO APPROXIMATE A DISCRETE EVENT STOCHASTIC SIMULATION MODEL
USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS TO APPROXIMATE A DISCRETE EVENT STOCHASTIC SIMULATION MODEL Robert A. Kilmer Department of Sytem Engineering Unite State Military Acaemy Wet Point, NY 1996 Alice E. Smith
More informationML85C. Data Sheet. Press fit monitoring module. Special features. Block. diagram PLC. B en
ML85C Pre fit monitoring module Special feature Data Sheet Meaurement and evaluation ytem for force/diplacement coure in fitting procee Graphical repreentation of the procee with zoom function Immediate
More informationDistributed Packet Processing Architecture with Reconfigurable Hardware Accelerators for 100Gbps Forwarding Performance on Virtualized Edge Router
Ditributed Packet Proceing Architecture with Reconfigurable Hardware Accelerator for 100Gbp Forwarding Performance on Virtualized Edge Router Satohi Nihiyama, Hitohi Kaneko, and Ichiro Kudo Abtract To
More informationTracking High Speed Skater by Using Multiple Model
Vol. 2, No. 26 Tracing High Speed Sater by Uing Multiple Model Guojun Liu & Xianglong Tang School of Computer Science & Engineering Harbin Intitute of Technology Harbin 5000, China E-mail: hitliu@hit.edu.cn
More informationMarkov Random Fields in Image Segmentation
Preented at SSIP 2011, Szeged, Hungary Markov Random Field in Image Segmentation Zoltan Kato Image Proceing & Computer Graphic Dept. Univerity of Szeged Hungary Zoltan Kato: Markov Random Field in Image
More informationAN ALGORITHM FOR RESTRICTED NORMAL FORM TO SOLVE DUAL TYPE NON-CANONICAL LINEAR FRACTIONAL PROGRAMMING PROBLEM
RAC Univerity Journal, Vol IV, No, 7, pp 87-9 AN ALGORITHM FOR RESTRICTED NORMAL FORM TO SOLVE DUAL TYPE NON-CANONICAL LINEAR FRACTIONAL PROGRAMMING PROLEM Mozzem Hoain Department of Mathematic Ghior Govt
More informationANALYSIS OF THE FIRST LAYER IN WEIGHTLESS NEURAL NETWORKS FOR 3_DIMENSIONAL PATTERN RECOGNITION
ANALYSIS OF THE FIRST LAYER IN WEIGHTLESS NEURAL NETWORKS FOR 3_DIMENSIONAL PATTERN RECOGNITION A. Váque-Nava * Ecuela de Ingeniería. CENTRO UNIVERSITARIO MEXICO. DIVISION DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES J. Figueroa
More informationES205 Analysis and Design of Engineering Systems: Lab 1: An Introductory Tutorial: Getting Started with SIMULINK
ES05 Analyi and Deign of Engineering Sytem: Lab : An Introductory Tutorial: Getting Started with SIMULINK What i SIMULINK? SIMULINK i a oftware package for modeling, imulating, and analyzing dynamic ytem.
More informationLaboratory Exercise 6
Laboratory Exercie 6 Adder, Subtractor, and Multiplier The purpoe of thi exercie i to examine arithmetic circuit that add, ubtract, and multiply number. Each circuit will be decribed in VHL and implemented
More informationAnalysis of the results of analytical and simulation With the network model and dynamic priority Unchecked Buffer
International Reearch Journal of Applied and Baic Science 218 Available online at www.irjab.com ISSN 2251-838X / Vol, 12 (1): 49-53 Science Explorer Publication Analyi of the reult of analytical and imulation
More informationIMPROVED JPEG DECOMPRESSION OF DOCUMENT IMAGES BASED ON IMAGE SEGMENTATION. Tak-Shing Wong, Charles A. Bouman, and Ilya Pollak
IMPROVED DECOMPRESSION OF DOCUMENT IMAGES BASED ON IMAGE SEGMENTATION Tak-Shing Wong, Charle A. Bouman, and Ilya Pollak School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Purdue Univerity ABSTRACT We propoe
More informationRefining SIRAP with a Dedicated Resource Ceiling for Self-Blocking
Refining SIRAP with a Dedicated Reource Ceiling for Self-Blocking Mori Behnam, Thoma Nolte Mälardalen Real-Time Reearch Centre P.O. Box 883, SE-721 23 Väterå, Sweden {mori.behnam,thoma.nolte}@mdh.e ABSTRACT
More informationFloating Point CORDIC Based Power Operation
Floating Point CORDIC Baed Power Operation Kazumi Malhan, Padmaja AVL Electrical and Computer Engineering Department School of Engineering and Computer Science Oakland Univerity, Rocheter, MI e-mail: kmalhan@oakland.edu,
More informationCSE 250B Assignment 4 Report
CSE 250B Aignment 4 Report March 24, 2012 Yuncong Chen yuncong@c.ucd.edu Pengfei Chen pec008@ucd.edu Yang Liu yal060@c.ucd.edu Abtract In thi project, we implemented the recurive autoencoder (RAE) a decribed
More informationDAROS: Distributed User-Server Assignment And Replication For Online Social Networking Applications
DAROS: Ditributed Uer-Server Aignment And Replication For Online Social Networking Application Thuan Duong-Ba School of EECS Oregon State Univerity Corvalli, OR 97330, USA Email: duongba@eec.oregontate.edu
More informationA TOPSIS based Method for Gene Selection for Cancer Classification
Volume 67 No17, April 2013 A TOPSIS baed Method for Gene Selection for Cancer Claification IMAbd-El Fattah,WIKhedr, KMSallam, 1 Department of Statitic, 3 Department of Deciion upport, 2 Department of information
More information3-D Visualization of a Gene Regulatory Network: Stochastic Search for Layouts
3-D Viualization of a Gene Regulatory Network: Stochatic Search for Layout Naoki Hooyama Department of Electronic Engineering, Univerity of Tokyo, Japan hooyama@iba.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp Abtract- In recent year,
More informationComputer Arithmetic Homework Solutions. 1 An adder for graphics. 2 Partitioned adder. 3 HDL implementation of a partitioned adder
Computer Arithmetic Homework 3 2016 2017 Solution 1 An adder for graphic In a normal ripple carry addition of two poitive number, the carry i the ignal for a reult exceeding the maximum. We ue thi ignal
More informationKaren L. Collins. Wesleyan University. Middletown, CT and. Mark Hovey MIT. Cambridge, MA Abstract
Mot Graph are Edge-Cordial Karen L. Collin Dept. of Mathematic Weleyan Univerity Middletown, CT 6457 and Mark Hovey Dept. of Mathematic MIT Cambridge, MA 239 Abtract We extend the definition of edge-cordial
More informationThe Association of System Performance Professionals
The Aociation of Sytem Performance Profeional The Computer Meaurement Group, commonly called CMG, i a not for profit, worldwide organization of data proceing profeional committed to the meaurement and
More informationPolygon Side Lengths NAME DATE TIME
Home Link 5- Polygon Side Length Find any miing coordinate. Plot and label the point on the coordinate grid. Draw the polygon by connecting the point. y a. Rectangle ABCD A: (, ) B: (-, ) The length of
More informationKS3 Maths Assessment Objectives
KS3 Math Aement Objective Tranition Stage 9 Ratio & Proportion Probabilit y & Statitic Appreciate the infinite nature of the et of integer, real and rational number Can interpret fraction and percentage
More informationTexture-Constrained Active Shape Models
107 Texture-Contrained Active Shape Model Shuicheng Yan, Ce Liu Stan Z. Li Hongjiang Zhang Heung-Yeung Shum Qianheng Cheng Microoft Reearch Aia, Beijing Sigma Center, Beijing 100080, China Dept. of Info.
More informationAn Approach to a Test Oracle for XML Query Testing
An Approach to a Tet Oracle for XML Query Teting Dae S. Kim-Park, Claudio de la Riva, Javier Tuya Univerity of Oviedo Computing Department Campu of Vieque, /n, 33204 (SPAIN) kim_park@li.uniovi.e, claudio@uniovi.e,
More informationNumerical Modeling of Material Discontinuity Using Mixed MLPG Collocation Method
umerical odeling of aterial Dicontinuit Uing ied LPG Collocation ethod B. alušić 1,. Sorić 1 and T. arak 1 Abtract A mied LPG collocation method i applied for the modeling of material dicontinuit in heterogeneou
More information3D SMAP Algorithm. April 11, 2012
3D SMAP Algorithm April 11, 2012 Baed on the original SMAP paper [1]. Thi report extend the tructure of MSRF into 3D. The prior ditribution i modified to atify the MRF property. In addition, an iterative
More informationAnisotropic filtering on normal field and curvature tensor field using optimal estimation theory
Aniotropic filtering on normal field and curvature tenor field uing optimal etimation theory Min Liu Yuhen Liu and Karthik Ramani Purdue Univerity, Wet Lafayette, Indiana, USA Email: {liu66 liu28 ramani}@purdue.edu
More informationEdits in Xylia Validity Preserving Editing of XML Documents
dit in Xylia Validity Preerving diting of XML Document Pouria Shaker, Theodore S. Norvell, and Denni K. Peter Faculty of ngineering and Applied Science, Memorial Univerity of Newfoundland, St. John, NFLD,
More informationLaboratory Exercise 6
Laboratory Exercie 6 Adder, Subtractor, and Multiplier a a The purpoe of thi exercie i to examine arithmetic circuit that add, ubtract, and multiply number. Each b c circuit will be decribed in Verilog
More informationRouting Definition 4.1
4 Routing So far, we have only looked at network without dealing with the iue of how to end information in them from one node to another The problem of ending information in a network i known a routing
More informationPossible application of fractional order derivative to image edges detection. Oguoma Ikechukwu Chiwueze 1 and Alain Cloot 2.
Life Science Journal 3;(4) Poible application of fractional order derivative to image edge detection Oguoma Iechuwu hiwueze and Alain loot. Department of Mathematic and Applied Mathematic Facult of Natural
More informationAnalysis of Surface Wave Propagation Based on the Thin Layered Element Method
ABSTACT : Analyi of Surface Wave Propagation Baed on the Thin ayered Element Method H. AKAGAWA 1 and S. AKAI 1 Engineer, Technical Centre, Oyo Corporation, Ibaraki, Japan Profeor, Graduate School of Engineering,
More informationApplication of Social Relation Graphs for Early Detection of Transient Spammers
Radolaw rendel and Henryk Krawczyk Application of Social Relation raph for Early Detection of Tranient Spammer RADOSLAW RENDEL and HENRYK KRAWCZYK Electronic, Telecommunication and Informatic Department
More informationSee chapter 8 in the textbook. Dr Muhammad Al Salamah, Industrial Engineering, KFUPM
Goal programming Objective of the topic: Indentify indutrial baed ituation where two or more objective function are required. Write a multi objective function model dla a goal LP Ue weighting um and preemptive
More informationA Kinematic Calibration Method for Industrial Robots Using Autonomous Visual Measurement
A Kinematic Calibration Method for Indutrial obot Uing Autonomou Viual Meaurement A. Watanabe 1 (3), S. Sakakibara 1, K. Ban 1, M. Yamada 1, G. Shen 1 1 ANUC LD, Yamanahi, Japan Submitted by. Arai (1)
More informationHow to Select Measurement Points in Access Point Localization
Proceeding of the International MultiConference of Engineer and Computer Scientit 205 Vol II, IMECS 205, March 8-20, 205, Hong Kong How to Select Meaurement Point in Acce Point Localization Xiaoling Yang,
More informationAn Algebraic Approach to Adaptive Scalable Overlay Network Monitoring
An Algebraic Approach to Adaptive Scalable Overlay Network Monitoring ABSTRACT Overlay network monitoring enable ditributed Internet application to detect and recover from path outage and period of degraded
More informationPractical Analog and Digital Filter Design
Practical Analog and Digital Filter Deign Artech Houe, Inc. Le Thede 004 Thi text i dedicated to my wife who keep me grounded, and to my grandchildren who know no bound. Content Preface xi Chapter Introduction
More informationAnalysis of slope stability
Engineering manual No. 8 Updated: 02/2016 Analyi of lope tability Program: Slope tability File: Demo_manual_08.gt In thi engineering manual, we are going to how you how to verify the lope tability for
More informationCENTER-POINT MODEL OF DEFORMABLE SURFACE
CENTER-POINT MODEL OF DEFORMABLE SURFACE Piotr M. Szczypinki Iintitute of Electronic, Technical Univerity of Lodz, Poland Abtract: Key word: Center-point model of deformable urface for egmentation of 3D
More informationUsing Mouse Feedback in Computer Assisted Transcription of Handwritten Text Images
2009 10th International Conference on Document Analyi and Recognition Uing Moue Feedback in Computer Aited Trancription of Handwritten Text Image Verónica Romero, Alejandro H. Toelli, Enrique Vidal Intituto
More informationE-APPLAB #1
E-APPLAB-93-069850 #1 Ultrafat tomography experiment etup at D-1 Beamline at CHESS The experiment etup conit of three major part: x-ray ource, injection chambe and detecto a hown chematically in Fig. EPAPS1a.
More informationIMPLEMENTATION OF AREA, VOLUME AND LINE SOURCES
December 01 ADMS 5 P503I1 IMPEMENTATION OF AREA, VOUME AND INE SOURCES The Met. Office (D J Thomon) and CERC 1. INTRODUCTION ADMS model line ource, and area and volume ource with conve polgon bae area.
More informationOperational Semantics Class notes for a lecture given by Mooly Sagiv Tel Aviv University 24/5/2007 By Roy Ganor and Uri Juhasz
Operational emantic Page Operational emantic Cla note for a lecture given by Mooly agiv Tel Aviv Univerity 4/5/7 By Roy Ganor and Uri Juhaz Reference emantic with Application, H. Nielon and F. Nielon,
More informationPerformance Evaluation of search engines via user efforts measures
IJCSI International Journal of Computer Science Iue, Vol. 9, Iue 4, No, July 01 www.ijcsi.org 437 Performance Evaluation of earch engine via uer effort meaure Raeh Kumar Goutam 1 and Sanay K. Dwivedi 1
More informationLinkGuide: Towards a Better Collection of Hyperlinks in a Website Homepage
Proceeding of the World Congre on Engineering 2007 Vol I LinkGuide: Toward a Better Collection of Hyperlink in a Webite Homepage A. Ammari and V. Zharkova chool of Informatic, Univerity of Bradford anammari@bradford.ac.uk,
More informationExercise 4: Markov Processes, Cellular Automata and Fuzzy Logic
Exercie 4: Marko rocee, Cellular Automata and Fuzzy Logic Formal Method II, Fall Semeter 203 Solution Sheet Marko rocee Theoretical Exercie. (a) ( point) 0.2 0.7 0.3 tanding 0.25 lying 0.5 0.4 0.2 0.05
More informationAudio-Visual Voice Command Recognition in Noisy Conditions
Audio-Viual Voice Command Recognition in Noiy Condition Joef Chaloupka, Jan Nouza, Jindrich Zdanky Laboratory of Computer Speech Proceing, Intitute of Information Technology and Electronic, Technical Univerity
More informationTrainable Context Model for Multiscale Segmentation
Trainable Context Model for Multicale Segmentation Hui Cheng and Charle A. Bouman School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Purdue Univerity Wet Lafayette, IN 47907-1285 {hui, bouman}@ ecn.purdue.edu
More informationVariable Resolution Discretization in the Joint Space
Variable Reolution Dicretization in the Joint Space Chritopher K. Monon, David Wingate, and Kevin D. Seppi {c,wingated,keppi}@c.byu.edu Computer Science, Brigham Young Univerity Todd S. Peteron peterto@uvc.edu
More informationIntegration of Digital Test Tools to the Internet-Based Environment MOSCITO
Integration of Digital Tet Tool to the Internet-Baed Environment MOSCITO Abtract Current paper decribe a new environment MOSCITO for providing acce to tool over the internet. The environment i built according
More informationE. Stanová. Key words: wire rope, strand of a rope, oval strand, geometrical model
Te International Journal of TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS Medzinárodný čaopi DOPRAVA A LOGISTIKA ISSN 45-7X GEOMETRY OF OVAL STRAND CREATED OF n n n WIRES E. Stanová Abtract: Te paper deal wit te matematical geometric
More informationReporting Checklist for Nature Neuroscience
Correponding Author: Manucript Number: Manucript Type: Jeremy Elman NNBC48172A Brief Communication Reporting Checklit for Nature Neurocience # Figure: 2 # Figure: 5 # Table: 6 # Video: 0 Thi checklit i
More informationA Multi-objective Genetic Algorithm for Reliability Optimization Problem
International Journal of Performability Engineering, Vol. 5, No. 3, April 2009, pp. 227-234. RAMS Conultant Printed in India A Multi-objective Genetic Algorithm for Reliability Optimization Problem AMAR
More informationComputer Aided Drafting, Design and Manufacturing Volume 25, Number 3, September 2015, Page 10
Computer Aided Drafting, Deign and Manufacturing Volume 5, umber 3, September 015, Page 10 CADDM Reearch of atural Geture Recognition and Interactive Technology Compatible with YCbCr and SV Color Space
More informationModelling the impact of cyber attacks on the traffic control centre of an urban automobile transport system by means of enhanced cybersecurity
Modelling the impact of cyber attack on the traffic control centre of an urban automobile tranport ytem by mean of enhanced cyberecurity Yoana Ivanova 1,* 1 Bulgarian Academy of Science, Intitute of ICT,
More information(12) Patent Application Publication (10) Pub. No.: US 2003/ A1
US 2003O196031A1 (19) United State (12) Patent Application Publication (10) Pub. No.: US 2003/0196031 A1 Chen (43) Pub. Date: Oct. 16, 2003 (54) STORAGE CONTROLLER WITH THE DISK Related U.S. Application
More informationModeling the Effect of Mobile Handoffs on TCP and TFRC Throughput
Modeling the Effect of Mobile Handoff on TCP and TFRC Throughput Antonio Argyriou and Vijay Madietti School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Georgia Intitute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia 3332 25,
More informationA Boyer-Moore Approach for. Two-Dimensional Matching. Jorma Tarhio. University of California. Berkeley, CA Abstract
A Boyer-Moore Approach for Two-Dimenional Matching Jorma Tarhio Computer Science Diviion Univerity of California Berkeley, CA 94720 Abtract An imple ublinear algorithm i preented for two-dimenional tring
More information