Analysis On The Mission Reliability For Auv Based On Monte Carlo Method,
2019
1. Key Laboratory of Underwater Robotics, Harbin Engineering University, Harbin 150001, China; ;2. College of Automation, Harbin Engineering University, Harbin 150001, China; ;
Analysis On The Mission Reliability For Auv Based On Monte Carlo Method, Li Juan, Kunyu Zhang, Haibo Li, Lijuan Yang, Mengdi Wang
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: The high reliability of AUV is the necessary condition for it to complete the task satisfactorily and efficiently within the specified time. Traditional fault tree is very convenient for describing the reliability model of the system, but for large and complex system, this will significantly increase the computation of reliability parameters, thus the calculation is difficult. Because it to calculate the reliability parameters of complex systems by the traditional fault tree, this paper adopts the method of combining the minimum cut set of fault tree and Monte Carlo method to establish the reliability model for Underwater Autonomous Unmanned Vehicle …
Dynamic Inventory Routing Optimization Based On Deep Reinforcement Learning,
2019
1. School of Navigation, Jimei University, Xiamen 361021, China; ;
Dynamic Inventory Routing Optimization Based On Deep Reinforcement Learning, Jianpin Zhou, Shuliu Zhang
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: Aiming at the dynamic stochastic inventory routing problem with periodic fluctuation of demand, a novel simulation optimization approach based on deep reinforcement learning is proposed to achieving periodic steady strategy. Firstly a dynamic combinatorial optimization model is constructed. Then, by deep reinforcement learning and setting heuristic rules, the replenishment nodes set selection and the replenishment batch allocation weights in each period are determined. The simulation experimental results show that the proposed method can improve the average profit of a cycle by about 2.7% and 3.9% in low fluctuating demand case and by about 8.2% and 7.1% in high fluctuating …
Corner Localization In Digital Images Based On Radon Transform,
2019
North China Electric Power University, Hebei Engineering Research Center of Simulation &Optimized Control for Power Generation, Baoding 071003, China;
Corner Localization In Digital Images Based On Radon Transform, Xuguang Wang, Zhang Qin, Su Jie
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: Location accuracy is one of the key indexes of measuring the performance of feature point.. High location accuracy feature point detection has important implications for the applications such as 3D reconstruction, motion estimation, target tracking and recognition, image registration, etc. A corner location algorithm based on Radon transform is proposed.Edge binary images are obtained with traditional method first, ideal straight lines and curves are extracted then, potential corner locations are calculated next, fake corners are rejected finally. Experimental results on both simulation and real images show that, this method performs better than the existing methods on interest point localization …
Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm For Solving Fuzzy Multi-Objective Bed Allocation Model,
2019
Directorate of Educational Nineveh Province, Iraqi Ministry of Education
Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm For Solving Fuzzy Multi-Objective Bed Allocation Model, Abdulhakeem Luqman Hasan
Karbala International Journal of Modern Science
With the improvement of the medical services frameworks rivalry, hospitals face more and more challenges. In the interim, allotment of resource has a crucial influence on performing competitive benefits in a hospitals. To choose the suitable beds number is one of the most essential tasks in hospital administration. Anyway, in true condition, bed allotment choice is a multiple-side problem with weakness and haphazardness of the information available. It is so sophisticated. Therefore, the research about bed allotment difficulty is comparatively rare under considering multiple departments, nursing hours, and stochastic information about arrival and service of patients. In this paper, we …
Mazak Laser Optimization,
2019
Kennesaw State University
Mazak Laser Optimization, Maylon Ellington, Terrilian E. Agbor Oji, William N. Palm
Senior Design Project For Engineers
Starflex Fabrication is a manufacturing company that thrives to provide custom, precision fabricated parts, and assemblies to their customers.The Mazak laser is Starflex Fabrication’s primary cutting machine and is critical to the overall process for each order. Team Flex will look to optimize the laser’s process and improve overall shop throughput.
Investigation Of Retrieved Cardiac Devices,
2019
Wright State University
Investigation Of Retrieved Cardiac Devices, Anmar Salih, Iosif Papadakis Ktistakis, Spyridon Manganas, Abdul Wase, Tarun Goswami
Biomedical, Industrial & Human Factors Engineering Faculty Publications
Damage assessment of lead and pulse generator with various exposure times is important in the development of cardiac devices. Approximately, 92.1 million patients in the US suffer from cardiovascular diseases with an estimated healthcare cost of over $300 billion and at least one million with implantable cardiac devices. These devices are complex and composed on multiple levels and present challenges while assessing the damage. However, the study on the analysis of cardiac devices may lend insight into common damage patterns and improve future cardiac devices design. The objective of this work is to perform a thorough in vivo damage assessment …
Space Optimization And Process Improvement,
2019
Kennesaw State University
Space Optimization And Process Improvement, Harith Alshareef
Senior Design Project For Engineers
Siemens Energy warehouse located in Suwanee, GA runs out of space in the Precision Lab due to rapid growth, seasonal peaks, and poor space utilization. The objective of the project is to redesign the Precision Lab layout and improve the tool assessment process to increase efficiency, productivity, and profitability.
The first solution is to add shelves in the Precision lab as well as the Torque lab and reduce the honeycombing effect on the shelves, which results in a 120%-150% increase in the storage space. We propose adding Tablets that include barcode scanner features to reduce the time spent on the …
Investigation Of A Neuro-Stimulator Retrieved Posthumously,
2019
Wright State University - Main Campus
Investigation Of A Neuro-Stimulator Retrieved Posthumously, Megan Markl, Rodney J. Gutherie, Tarun Goswami
Biomedical, Industrial & Human Factors Engineering Faculty Publications
A neurostimulator was investigated in this paper posthumously. Device was presented to our anatomical gift program. Investigation was multi-fold and contained visual inspection, using an optical microscope, and mechanical and electrical testing of leads and its insulator. It was concluded that the device could have been damaged during implantation, in vivo, during removal, and/or during transportation to author’s laboratories. The damage observed on the lead insulation is similar to that which can occur due to anchoring of the lead and hardening due to oxidation. Insulation stiffness was determined to be 1/10 of new insulator. The results reported here on the …
Simulation Of Skull Fracture Due To Falls,
2019
Wright State University - Main Campus
Simulation Of Skull Fracture Due To Falls, Anthony Vicini, Tarun Goswami
Biomedical, Industrial & Human Factors Engineering Faculty Publications
This study presents novel predictive equations for von Mises stress values of bones in the frontal and lateral regions of the skull. The equations were developed based on results of a finite element model developed during this research. The model was validated for frontal and lateral loading conditions with input values mimetic to fall scenarios. Using neural network processing of the information derived from the model achieved R2 values of 0.9990 for both the stress and deflection. Based on the outcome of the fall victims, a threshold von Mises stress of 40.9 to 46.6 MPa was found to indicate skull …
Assessing The Impact Of Principal Component Analysis On Accurately Predicting Melanoma Diagnosis Applied On Different Classification Models,
2019
University of Texas at Arlington
Assessing The Impact Of Principal Component Analysis On Accurately Predicting Melanoma Diagnosis Applied On Different Classification Models, Juan Cristobal Olmedo Rivera
Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Theses - Archive
With huge amounts of data at our disposal in the medical field, mathematical models are built to diagnose diseases. This study focuses on melanoma because it’s the type of skin cancer that accounts for most deaths, up to 7,230 in 2019 according to the American Cancer Society. The study focuses on the effectiveness on diagnosing melanoma and how Principal Component Analysis (PCA) impacts the performance of four models being assessed, which are: K Nearest Neighbor (KNN), Logistic Regression (LR), Support Vector Machines (SVM), and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN). Each model evaluates the melanoma dataset before and after performing the PCA …
Planning And Optimization Of A Stochastic Multi-Phase Multi- Criteria Multi-Echelon Humanitarian Logistics Network,
2019
University of Texas at Arlington
Planning And Optimization Of A Stochastic Multi-Phase Multi- Criteria Multi-Echelon Humanitarian Logistics Network, A B M Mainul Bari
Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering Dissertations - Archive
Disasters, may that be anthropogenic or natural, cause much havoc to vast area and population. Property and infrastructures get destroyed. People are often in need of urgent relief like dry foods and water to survive. In a country which is in the underdeveloped part of the world, relief and evacuation activities are usually carried out by local government run aid agencies. Most of the time, the local decision makers do the coordination or planning of these humanitarian activities largely based on either past experience or sometimes just pure hunch, which is neither efficient nor economic. Proper planning and coordination in …
A Governance Perspective For System-Of-Systems,
2019
Old Dominion University
A Governance Perspective For System-Of-Systems, Polinpapilinho F. Katina, Charles B. Keating, James A. Bobo, Tyrone S. Toland
Engineering Management & Systems Engineering Faculty Publications
The operating landscape of 21st century systems is characteristically ambiguous, emergent, and uncertain. These characteristics affect the capacity and performance of engineered systems/enterprises. In response, there are increasing calls for multidisciplinary approaches capable of confronting increasingly ambiguous, emergent, and uncertain systems. System of Systems Engineering (SoSE) is an example of such an approach. A key aspect of SoSE is the coordination and the integration of systems to enable ‘system-of-systems’ capabilities greater than the sum of the capabilities of the constituent systems. However, there is a lack of qualitative studies exploring how coordination and integration are achieved. The objective of this …
Multivariate Time Series Pattern Recognition Using Machine Learning And Deep Learning Methods,
2019
University of Texas at Arlington
Multivariate Time Series Pattern Recognition Using Machine Learning And Deep Learning Methods, Sai Abhishek Devar
Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Theses - Archive
In this research work, we have implemented machine learning & deep-learning algorithms on real-time multivariate time series datasets in the manufacturing & health care fields. The research work is organized in two case-studies. The case study-1 is about rare event classification in multivariate time series in a pulp and paper manufacturing industry, data was collected of multiple sensors at each stage of production line, the data contains a rare event of paper break that commonly occurs in the industry. For preprocessing we have implemented sliding window approach for calculating first order difference method to capture the variation in the data …
Evaluating The Resiliency Of Industrial Internet Of Things Process Control Using Protocol Agnostic Attacks,
2019
Air Force Institute of Technology
Evaluating The Resiliency Of Industrial Internet Of Things Process Control Using Protocol Agnostic Attacks, Hector L. Roldan
Theses and Dissertations
Improving and defending our nation's critical infrastructure has been a challenge for quite some time. A malfunctioning or stoppage of any one of these systems could result in hazardous conditions on its supporting populace leading to widespread damage, injury, and even death. The protection of such systems has been mandated by the Office of the President of the United States of America in Presidential Policy Directive Order 21. Current research now focuses on securing and improving the management and efficiency of Industrial Control Systems (ICS). IIoT promises a solution in enhancement of efficiency in ICS. However, the presence of IIoT …
Machine Learning Applications To Predict Road Crash And Soccer Game Outcomes,
2019
University of New Haven
Machine Learning Applications To Predict Road Crash And Soccer Game Outcomes, Lu Bai
Master's Theses
Machine learning has become a cutting-edge and widely studied data science field of study in recent years across many industries and disciplines. In this thesis, two problems (1- crash severity prediction, 2- soccer game outcome prediction.) were investigated by using a set of machine learning approaches, namely: Ridge regression, Lasso Regression, Support Vector Machine (SVM), Neural Network (NN), Random Forest (RF).
The first study is focused on investigating the critical factors affecting crash severity on a comprehensive time-series state-wide traffic crash data. The dataset covers crashes occurred in the state of Connecticut between 1995 and 2014. Traffic crashes are an …
Deep Learning Models For Visibility Forecasting,
2019
Florida Institute of Technology
Deep Learning Models For Visibility Forecasting, Luz Carolina Ortega Gomez
Theses and Dissertations
This dissertation addresses the task of visibility forecasting via deep learning models using data from weather stations. Visibility is one of the most critical weather impacts on transportation systems. Low visibility conditions can seriously impact safety and traffic operations, leading to adverse scenarios, causing accidents, and jeopardizing transportation systems. Accurate visibility forecasting plays a key role in decision-making and management of transportation systems. However, due to the complexity and variability of weather variables, visibility forecasting remains a highly challenging task and a matter of significant interest for transportation agencies nationwide. This dissertation explores the use of deep learning models for …
Resource Allocation And Task Scheduling Optimization In Cloud-Based Content Delivery Networks With Edge Computing,
2019
Southern Methodist University
Resource Allocation And Task Scheduling Optimization In Cloud-Based Content Delivery Networks With Edge Computing, Yang Peng
Operations Research and Engineering Management Theses and Dissertations
The extensive growth in adoption of mobile devices pushes global Internet protocol (IP) traffic to grow and content delivery network (CDN) will carry 72 percent of total Internet traffic by 2022, up from 56 percent in 2017. In this praxis, Interconnected Cache Edge (ICE) based on different public cloud infrastructures with multiple edge computing sites is considered to help CDN service providers (SPs) to maximize their operational profit. The problem of resource allocation and performance optimization is studied in order to maximize the cache hit ratio with available CDN capacity.
The considered problem is formulated as a multi-stage stochastic linear …
Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling With Autonomous Learning Effects,
2019
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling With Autonomous Learning Effects, Jordan M. Ticktin
Master's Theses
It's commonly assumed that experience leads to efficiency, yet this is largely unaccounted for in resource-constrained project scheduling. This thesis considers the idea that learning effects could allow selected activities to be completed within reduced time, if they're scheduled after activities where workers learn relevant skills. This paper computationally explores the effect of this autonomous, intra-project learning on optimal makespan and problem difficulty. A learning extension is proposed to the standard RCPSP scheduling problem. Multiple parameters are considered, including project size, learning frequency, and learning intensity. A test instance generator is developed to adapt the popular PSPLIB library of scheduling …
Shared Or Dedicated Infrastructures: On The Impact Of Reprovisioning Ability,
2019
Washington University in St Louis
Shared Or Dedicated Infrastructures: On The Impact Of Reprovisioning Ability, Roch A. Guérin, Kartik Hosanagar, Xinxin Li, Soumya Sen
Computer Science and Engineering Faculty Research
New technologies, such as virtualization, are transforming the way in which software and services are deployed and delivered to their users. They are behind the emergence of IT offerings such as cloud computing and converged networks, and manifest themselves through two important trends: (1) lower the cost of sharing a common infrastructure across multiple services with disparate resource requirements, and (2) dynamic provi- sioning of capacity in response to demand. Conventional wisdom is that both of these capabilities are synergistic, with greater provisioning flexibility improving the benefits derived from sharing computing or network resources. Consequently, a service operator should now …
Process Improvement And Lift Design For The Installation Of A Metrology Machine Assembly,
2019
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Process Improvement And Lift Design For The Installation Of A Metrology Machine Assembly, Dalt J. Lasell, James Mitchell O'Meara, Matthew Steensma
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
The objective is to work with Onto Innovations, a leading provider of semiconductor metrology and manufacturing solutions, to develop a system that safely installs a 250lb optics plate into the Atlas III: one of their metrology machines. Based in Milpitas, CA, Onto Innovations utilizes a variety of operations to create different products and assembles each product on site. The 250lb optics plates are WIP that are transferred between fixtures and the Atlas III using a combination of lifts and human workers. The WIP have long lead times, high tolerances, and large costs associated with their manufacturing process.
Onto Innovations identified …
