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Survey On Large Language Agent Technologies For Intelligent Game Theoretic Decision-Making, Xueqiang Gu, Junren Luo, Yanzhong Zhou, Wanpeng Zhang

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: The development of artificial intelligence technology has greatly promoted the transformation of the solving paradigm of intelligent game decision problems. From optimal solution, equilibrium solution to adaptive variable solution, how to build an intelligent game adaptive decision agent based on generative large model is full of challenges. The force distribution and multi-entity coordination in the game strong confrontation environment are the core issues in the study of troop deployment and operational coordination. Based on the methods of strategy reinforcement learning, strategy game tree search and strategy preference voting based on skill, ranking and preference meta-game model construction, a large …

Improved Hybrid Optimization Algorithm For Multi-Objective Ipps Problem, Wenbin Gu, Jiexia Qing, Jie Fang, Siqi Liu

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: For the problem of multi-objective integrated process planning and scheduling (MOIPPS), an improved hybrid optimization algorithm considering global and local optimum is proposed to optimize two objectives about minimum makespan and energy consumption. A multi-objective problem model and solution framework are established by analyzing the difference and connection between process planning and scheduling in integrated system. A hybrid optimization algorithm is proposed for the two-stage integration problem. In the process planning stage, global search algorithm is employed to provide a variety of process schemes for the integrated system and to ensure the global search performance of the integrated algorithm. …

Research On Modeling, Optimization And Application Of Aeroengine Oil System, Shijie Huang, Zhensheng Zhang, Jing Cai, Rui Zhang

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: In response to the high cost and long cycle of using experimental methods for monitoring, diagnosing, and predicting lubricating oil system, a simulation model for oil system is constructed and optimized, and the application of the model in health management of oil system is proposed. Based on the physical characteristics of the components in the oil system, subsystem models for ventilation, oil supply, thermodynamics, and oil return are constructed using a certain engine oil system as an example, and the whole oil system model is constructed and solved iteratively. The model is optimized by combining particle swarm optimization and …

Robot Path Planning Based On Ant Colony Algorithm With Dual Heuristic Information, Xiaohui Zhou, Yanqiang Li, Yong Wang, Decai Zhao, Xiaoyao Yang

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: The traditional ant colony algorithm is characterized by a slow convergence speed, numerous turning points, and a tendency to fall into local minima. These characteristics make the algorithm less effective for path planning research in mobile robotics. Therefore, this paper proposes an improved ant colony algorithm and applies it to global path planning for robots. The A* algorithm is used to quickly plan a path and increase the initial pheromone of that path, so that the improved algorithm is guided by the global path during the local search, preventing excessive ants from entering dead ends, and reducing the randomness …

Research On Modeling Methods For Industrial Core Capability Architecture Based On The Dodaf Framework, Xiaoqiang Dou, Yan Liu, Zhilong Zhao, Chao Fu, Fulin Zhang, Shanshan Zou

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: Against the backdrop of the industrial sector actively pursuing digital capability building, this paper describes the necessity and current status of architecture theory methods guiding industrial core capability construction. It proposes the conceptual connotation of industrial core capability architecture and four key modeling elements. Based on DoDAF, it conducts the overall design of industrial core capability architecture. By integrating systems engineering principles, it establishes a five-stage process model for capability-building activities, embedding critical elements such as capability/business/ application/data/technology architecture viewpoint, and explains data model design, and logical compositions of various viewpoints. By selecting a capability building project in a …

A Simulating Framework Construction Method About New Distributed Confrontation, Zhipeng Liu, Yanyang Gu, Baojie Hu, Fangjun He, Zhipeng Fan

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: The new distributed confrontation in future emphasizes systematic combat and flexible use of power in the resistance environment. To study and analyze the potential threats of such new forms of distributed confrontation, this paper proposes a system confrontation strategy focused on decisionmaking confrontation from the perspective of network and electromagnetic space. In addition, a highly flexible and saleable behavior model adversarial framework is proposed. By parameterizing the network and electrical countermeasure strategy, an adversarial model based on typical airspace scenarios is designed, and the confrontation effectiveness of traditional multifunctional platforms and distributed units is quantitatively compared and analyzed. The …

Similarity Metrics, Metrics, And Conditionally Negative Definite Functions, Daniel Alpay, Liora Mayats-Alpay

Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science Faculty Articles and Research

We give an example of a similarity metric which is not positive definite, and present a general theorem which provides a large family of similarity metrics which are positive definite.

Predicting Strut Geometry Of Pcl And Dmso2 Biocomposites From Nozzle To Deposition In Bio-Scaffold 3d Printing, Jae-Won Jang, Kyung-Eun Min, Jun-Hee Park, Cheolhee Kim, Sung Yi

Mechanical and Materials Engineering Faculty Publications and Presentations

The field of tissue engineering increasingly demands accurate predictive models to optimize the 3D printing process of bio-scaffolds. This study presents a unified numerical model that predicts extrusion velocity and strut diameter based on printing conditions and the material properties of polycaprolactone (PCL) and dimethyl sulfone (DMSO2) composites. The extrusion velocity was simulated using Navier–Stokes equations, while the strut diameter was calculated via a surface energy model. For PCL, the extrusion velocity showed a temperature coefficient of 23.3%/°C and a pressure coefficient of 19.1% per 100 kPa; the strut diameter exhibited a temperature coefficient of 21.6%/°C and a pressure coefficient …

Detecting And Analyzing Frequency Events In Power Systems Using Tunable Parameters-Based Algorithms: Development, Optimization, And Analysis, Hussain A. Alghamdi

Dissertations and Theses

This dissertation addresses the challenge of detecting frequency events in diverse power systems by enhancing existing frequency event detection methods through detection process modifications and developing unique tunable parameters. Since system characteristics differ across regions, frequency event detection algorithms must be customized by domain experts for each balancing area using tunable parameters. By optimizing these parameters for specific power system, the algorithms can accurately detect frequency events and can also be used for further analysis to determine trends in frequency events over time, ensuring system stability.

This dissertation focuses on the enhancement and optimization of frequency event detection algorithms. These …

Execution Of Commands Using An Ai Engine, Nixon Aw, Bryson Lee, Yufeng Zhuang, Anita Wan

Defensive Publications Series

One embodiment includes a method comprising: training an artificial intelligence (AI) engine with successfully executed prior action data; receiving, by the AI engine, a request to perform an action; identifying, by the AI engine, one or more attributes to execute the action; obtaining, by the AI engine, a confirmation of the one or more attributes; identifying, by the AI engine, a plurality of APIs to perform the action as defined by the one or more attributes; identifying, by the AI engine, a sequence of execution for the plurality of APIs to perform the action; and executing, by the AI engine, …

The Chinese American Experience, Katherine Chan Sorensen

2025 Symposium

This paper examines and identifies conflicts of second-generation Chinese Americans, focusing on the interplay of cultural values, gender roles, and societal stereotypes. Through an interview with Connor Chan, a 23-year-old Chinese American, the study illuminates the tension between traditional Chinese patriarchy and evolving American norms. Intergenerational conflicts arising from differing acculturation experiences are explored, highlighting the emotional strain of navigating two distinct cultural landscapes.

The research addresses the persistence of traditional gender roles, where male breadwinners are emphasized, contrasting with Americas idea of female empowerment. This dissonance creates internal and external pressures for second-generation individuals. Furthermore, the paper confronts the …

Effects Of Nicotine On Dopamine Signaling In Sprague Dawley Rats, Dominik Sretenovic, Kyle A. Marsh, Sabin Mulch, Gahnan Schaff, Anthony Jones, Sukhman Bains, David Daberkow

2025 Symposium

Nicotine influences dopamine (DA) release in the nucleus accumbens, a brain region associated with reward processing and addiction. This study examined nicotine’s effects on DA signaling using fast-scan cyclic voltammetry (FSCV) in anesthetized rats. Electrodes were implanted to stimulate DA release in the medial forebrain bundle and record signals in the ventral striatum. After administering saline or nicotine, DA levels were monitored in real-time, and electrode placement was later verified through histological analysis. Saline-treated rats showed minor DA fluctuations, with a peak signal detected at 50 minutes, while technical difficulties prevented complete nicotine data collection. However, previous experiments indicated significantly …

Investigating Empathy In Rats: Behavioral Responses To Distress, Isabella Sophia Avery, Kolette Stuhmer, Jeffrey Schell

2025 Symposium

INTRODUCTION: Empathy can be defined as the ability to recognize, understand, and match one’s emotional state to that of another. Previous research has suggested that emotional contagion produces empathetic responses among familiar rats when their cage mate is exposed to a stressor. This study seeks to further explore this relationship and compare responses among familiar vs. unfamiliar rats. METHODS: Male and female Sprague-Dawley rats were divided into cohorts including an observer, demonstrator, and stranger rat. The demonstrator was exposed to shock paired with a tone and the demonstrator, its cage mate, was only exposed a tone but no shock. The …

Washington Report: Aicpa Comments On Flat-Rate Income Tax And Alternative Tax Systems, Kenneth F. Thomas, William R. Stromsem

Tax Adviser

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Nigerian Democratization And Internal Party Contest For Leadership, Salihu Moh. Lukman

Journal of African Policy Studies

It was the American journalist and political commentator, Fareed Zakaria, in the book The Future of Freedom: Illiberal Democracy at Home and Abroad, who argued that democratization everywhere is shifting power downward. According to him, the process of democratization goes far beyond politics and result in hierarchies, “breaking down, closed systems, are opening up, and pressures from the masses are now the primary engine of social change. Democracy has gone far from being a form of government to a way of life.” The role of political parties all over the world in facilitating the shift of power to the people …

The Political Economy Of Pension Reforms: An Analysis Of Policy Design And Practice In Ghana, Michael Kpessa-Whyte

Journal of African Policy Studies

There is a gradual move away in African pension policy from the hitherto predominantly pay-as-you-go social insurance schemes to new social security policies that prioritize private pension. But in African economies where capital market is underdeveloped and private sector is generally fragile, the shift to private pensions has implications for income security of the elderly. This study examines the design and practice of three-tier pension scheme with dual private pillars introduced a little over a decade ago. While discussing the various categories of private pension schemes that operate under the three-tier pension plan, it echoes the view that, the design …

Big Data As Potential Tool For Success In Developing Countries, Jean-Claude Pedjeu, Aurore J. Kamssu, Jeffrey S. Siepke-Sambo

Journal of African Policy Studies

Big data and the computer technology to analyze it are said to be one of the top 10 revolutions in the coming decade. While the developed world is making strides in the use of big data for decision making purposes, the Low-income countries (LIC) or poor countries and some medium-income countries (MIC) or developing countries are lacking behind in their collection and use of digital data to aid decision making. This is especially the case with many businesses and government agencies that have the potential to benefit in their policy designs and implementations from big data. The purpose of this …

Reinventing E-Governance Policy In Local Governments In Southern Nigeria, Robert A. Dibie, Maryam O. Quadri

Journal of African Policy Studies

This paper examines the extent to which electronic governance policy has contributed to more efficient service delivery in local governments in southern Nigeria. It also explores how e-governance practices has improved the relationship between citizens and local governments in southern Nigeria. It argues that despite the appropriation of funds for the purchase of computers and other electronic equipment in many local governments in the past three decades, the delivery of services in almost all the local governments under study has not improved. The paper uses data derived from questionnaire survey administered to local government staff in southern Nigeria. Two thousand …

Fear And Oxytocin: Effects Of Intraperitoneal Pretreatment In Rats, Daniel Yeromenko, Kelsie German, Eros Fuentes, Jenna Meade, Ben Bustos

2025 Symposium

INTRODUCTION: Oxytocin is a neuropeptide widely known for its role in social bonding and emotional regulation. Recent studies have suggested its involvement in modulating fear, stress, and anxiety responses, potentially offering therapeutic applications for trauma-related disorders such as PTSD. This study investigated whether pretreatment with oxytocin reduces behavioral and physiological fear responses in male and female Sprague-Dawley rats using a classical fear conditioning model. METHODS : Twenty-four Sprague-Dawley rats (12 males, 12 females) were assigned to one of four groups: control (no shock, no oxytocin), shock only, shock + low-dose oxytocin (0.5 mg/kg), and shock + high-dose oxytocin (1.0 mg/kg). …

Tax Clinic, Robert M. Rosen

Tax Adviser

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Irs Viewpoint: Abusive Tax Shelters: “Too Good To Be True”, Richard Wassenaar

Tax Adviser

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Tax Clinic, Leon M. Nad

Tax Adviser

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Sustainability In The Cruising Industry: Innovations In Air Quality, Energy Efficiency, And Waste Management, Fikret Durmus, Mi Ran Kim

ICHRIE Research Reports

The cruise industry, a cornerstone of the global hospitality and tourism sector, faces increasing scrutiny over its environmental impact. As passenger numbers grow, so does the industry's responsibility to adopt sustainable practices. This report examines key innovations in air quality management, energy efficiency, and waste management, highlighting the industry's transition from historically high emissions and waste production to advanced sustainability initiatives. Key focus areas include evolving maritime regulations, adopting cleaner propulsion technologies, integrating energy-efficient solutions, and improving waste treatment practices. Findings indicate that industry leaders are investing in liquefied natural gas engines, exhaust gas cleaning systems, and onshore power supply …

If They Chop Open My Body, Allie Stokes

Harpur Palate: a Literary Journal

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The New 92? Lawful Orders, The Obedience Paradigm, And The Military As A Forum For Experimental Change In The Aftermath Of Trump V. United States, Kyra Ziesk-Socolov

Pace Law Review

Article 92 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice criminalizes defiance of lawful orders issued by superior military and civilian officials in a service member’s chain of command, while Rule for Court-Martial (R.C.M.) 916(d) provides procedural guidance for the assertion that a service member was acting pursuant to lawful orders as a criminal defense. These provisions are integral to maintaining good order and discipline within the military ranks and ensuring consistent and reliable implementation of operational and policy initiatives across the Department of Defense. The duty to obey lawful orders is closely circumscribed in the context of the military chain …

Lubin Business Review 2025

Lubin Business Review

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Generation Transcritical Flow Influenced By Dissipation Over A Hole, M. Daher Albalwi

Yanbu Journal of Engineering and Science

Transcritical flow of a stratified fluid over an obstacle for negative forcing amplitude (hole) that generation upstream and downstream, connected by an unsteady solution is examined. In the weakly nonlinear, weakly dispersive regime, the problem is formulated in the forced Korteweg-de Vries-Burgers framework. This is done by including the influence of the viscosity of the fluid beyond the Korteweg-de Vries approximation. The results show that the influence of viscosity is crucial in determining various wave properties, including the amplitudes of solitary waves in the upstream and downstream directions, as well as the widths of the bores. We focused here on …

Genetic Algorithms From A Biblical Perspective, Richard L. Halterman Phd

The Journal of Biblical Foundations of Faith and Learning

The dominant opinion expressed by the scientific community is that life on earth as we observe it today evolved over millions of years from more primitive organisms. Its adherents insist that naturalist forces drive this process, and it is unaided by any form of intelligent oversight. In contrast, a biblical worldview upholds the Bible’s account of a six-day special creation by an all-powerful Creator. The competition between these two worldviews appears unresolvable. Complete resolution would require time travel to absolutely certify the winner. Indirect evidence can sway opinions, but individuals do not always apply sound logical reasoning when forming their …

Commencement: Conferral Of Doctoral Degrees May 19, 2025, New Jersey Institute Of Technology

Commencement Programs

Program for the commencement conferral of Doctoral degrees. The ceremony took place on Monday, May 19, 2025.

Commencement: Conferral Of Master’S Degrees May 19, 2025, New Jersey Institute Of Technology

Commencement Programs

Program for the commencement conferral of Masters degrees. The ceremony took place on Monday, May 19, 2025.