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On The Separability Problem Of Real Functions And Its Significance In Solid Modeling, Christoph M. Hoffmann
On The Separability Problem Of Real Functions And Its Significance In Solid Modeling, Christoph M. Hoffmann
Department of Computer Science Technical Reports
No abstract provided.
Can Pac Learning Algorithms Tolerate Random Attribute Noise?, Sally A. Goldman, Robert H. Sloane
Can Pac Learning Algorithms Tolerate Random Attribute Noise?, Sally A. Goldman, Robert H. Sloane
All Computer Science and Engineering Research
This paper studies the robustness of pac learning algorithms when the instances space is {0,1}n, and the examples are corrupted by purely random noise affecting only the instances (and not the labels). In the past, conflicting results on this subject have been obtained -- the "best agreement" rule can only tolerate small amounts of noise, yet in some cases large amounts of noise can be tolerated. We show that the truth lies somewhere in between these two alternatives. For uniform attribute noise, in which each attribute is flipped independently at random with the same probability, we present an algorithm that …
On Global Transaction Scheduling Criteria In Multidatabase Systems, Aidong Zhang, Ahmed K. Elmagarmid
On Global Transaction Scheduling Criteria In Multidatabase Systems, Aidong Zhang, Ahmed K. Elmagarmid
Department of Computer Science Technical Reports
No abstract provided.
On Structure Features Of Global Transactions In Multidatabase Systems, Aidong Zhang, Jin Jing
On Structure Features Of Global Transactions In Multidatabase Systems, Aidong Zhang, Jin Jing
Department of Computer Science Technical Reports
No abstract provided.
Neural Modeling And Control Of A Distillation Column, James Edward Steck, K. Krishnamurthy, Bruce M. Mcmillin, Gary G. Leininger
Neural Modeling And Control Of A Distillation Column, James Edward Steck, K. Krishnamurthy, Bruce M. Mcmillin, Gary G. Leininger
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
Control of a nine-stage three-component distillation column is considered. The control objective is achieved using a neural estimator and a neural controller. The neural estimator is trained to represent the chemical process accurately, and the neural controller is trained to give an input to the chemical process which will yield the desired output. Training of both the neural networks is accomplished using a recursive least squares training algorithm implemented on an Intel iPSC/2 multicomputer (hypercube). Simulated results are presented for a numerical example.
Multigrid Algorithms For Massively Parallel Machines, Satyanarayan Gupta
Multigrid Algorithms For Massively Parallel Machines, Satyanarayan Gupta
Computer Science Theses & Dissertations
Numerical solutions of partial differential equations (pde's) are required in many physical problems arising in areas such as computational fluid dynamics, atmospheric sciences, electromagnetics etc. One of the most popular methods of solving pde's is the use of the multigrid algorithm. However, the implementation of the multigrid algorithm on massively parallel machines is not very efficient because of (i) low processor utilization and (ii) high communication overheads. These problems need to be addressed to make better use of massively parallel machines for solving pde's using the multigrid algorithm.
In this dissertation, we present three parallel multigrid algorithms which …
High Performance Issues On Parallel Architectures, Peter J. Looges
High Performance Issues On Parallel Architectures, Peter J. Looges
Computer Science Theses & Dissertations
In an effort to reduce communication latency in mesh-type architectures, these architectures have been augmented by various types of global and reconfigurable bus structures. The static bus structures provide excellent performance in many areas of computation especially structured numerical computations, but they lack the flexibility required of many large numerical and non-numerical applications. Reconfigurable bus systems have the dynamic adaptability to handle a much wider range of applications. While reconfigurable meshes can often yield constant time results for many problems, the cost of this performance is paid in the number of processors required. While in actuality the majority of these …
Text-Independent Automatic Speaker Identification Using Partitioned Neural Networks, Laszlo Rudasi
Text-Independent Automatic Speaker Identification Using Partitioned Neural Networks, Laszlo Rudasi
Electrical & Computer Engineering Theses & Dissertations
This dissertation introduces a binary partitioned approach to statistical pattern classification which is applied to talker identification using neural networks. In recent years artificial neural networks have been shown to work exceptionally well for small but difficult pattern classification tasks. However, their application to large tasks (i.e., having more than ten to 20 categories) is limited by a dramatic increase in required training time. The time required to train a single network to perform N-way classification is nearly proportional to the exponential of N. In contrast, the binary partitioned approach requires training times on the order of N2. …
Visual Graphic Knowledge Management Methodology, Jih-Shih Hsu
Visual Graphic Knowledge Management Methodology, Jih-Shih Hsu
Computer Science Theses & Dissertations
As computer technology evolves, graphic workstations are becoming more popular. They support more friendly user interfaces than do conventional terminals. The better user interfaces require more effort to develop. Therefore, many user interface (UI) design systems have been developed to facilitate the creation of modern user interfaces, but not very successfully. Many of them either provide limited features or are difficult to use. Besides, these UI design systems are actually like black boxes to their users because the underlying technology is opaque; their users cannot learn how to utilize the underlying window systems through user interface design sessions. In a …
Netsim: A Network Performance Simulator, Lewis Barnett Iii
Netsim: A Network Performance Simulator, Lewis Barnett Iii
Department of Math & Statistics Technical Report Series
The performance of computer communication networks is often given only cursory treatment in undergraduate Networking or Computer Communication courses. A simulation package for the investigation of many aspects of Local Area Network (LAN) performance is introduced. Its use as a tool for allowing undergraduate Networking students to investigate the performance of a popular networking system is discussed.
Linear Assignment Problem Revisited: Average (1 + 1/E)-Out Degree Bipartite Graph Has A Perfect Match, Michael Karoński, Wojciech Szpankowski
Linear Assignment Problem Revisited: Average (1 + 1/E)-Out Degree Bipartite Graph Has A Perfect Match, Michael Karoński, Wojciech Szpankowski
Department of Computer Science Technical Reports
No abstract provided.
Nurbs Approximation Of Surface/Surface Intersection Curves, Chandrajit L. Bajaj, Gualiang Xu
Nurbs Approximation Of Surface/Surface Intersection Curves, Chandrajit L. Bajaj, Gualiang Xu
Department of Computer Science Technical Reports
No abstract provided.
Exact Arithmetic Solid Modeling (Ph.D. Thesis), Juixun, Yu
Exact Arithmetic Solid Modeling (Ph.D. Thesis), Juixun, Yu
Department of Computer Science Technical Reports
No abstract provided.
Parallel Iterative Methods, N. P. Christochoides, Elias N. Houstis, S. B. Kim, M. K. Samartzis, John R. Rice
Parallel Iterative Methods, N. P. Christochoides, Elias N. Houstis, S. B. Kim, M. K. Samartzis, John R. Rice
Department of Computer Science Technical Reports
No abstract provided.
Simulated Annealing, Per Brinch Hansen
Simulated Annealing, Per Brinch Hansen
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - Technical Reports
This tutorial describes simulated annealing, an optimization method based on the principles of statistical mechanics. Simulated annealing finds near-optimal solutions to optimization problems that cannot be solved exactly because they are NP-complete. The method is illustrated by a Pascal algorithm for the traveling salesperson problem. The performance of the algorithm was measured on a Computing Surface.
Parallel Monte Carlo Trials, Per Brinch Hansen
Parallel Monte Carlo Trials, Per Brinch Hansen
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - Technical Reports
The best results of Monte Carlo methods are generally obtained by performing the same computation many times with different random numbers. We develop a generic algorithm for parallel execution of Monte Carlo trials on a multicomputer. The generic algorithm has been adapted for simulated annealing and primality testing by simple substitutions of data types and procedures. The performance of the parallel algorithms was measured on a Computing Surface.
Primality Testing, Per Brinch Hansen
Primality Testing, Per Brinch Hansen
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - Technical Reports
This tutorial describes the Miller-Rabin method for testing the primality of large integers. The method is illustrated by a Pascal algorithm. The performance of the algorithm was measured on a Computing Surface.
Designing Efficient Maximum-Likelihood Soft-Decision Decoding Algorithms For Linear Block Codes Using Algorithm A*, Yunghsiang S. Han, Carlos R.P. Hartmann
Designing Efficient Maximum-Likelihood Soft-Decision Decoding Algorithms For Linear Block Codes Using Algorithm A*, Yunghsiang S. Han, Carlos R.P. Hartmann
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - Technical Reports
In this report we present a class of efficient maximum-likelihood soft-decision decoding algorithms for linear block codes. The approach used here is to convert the decoding problem into a search problem through a graph which is a trellis for an equivalent code of the transmitted code. Algorithm A*, which uses a priority-first search strategy, is employed to search through this graph. This search is guided by an evaluation function f defined to take advantage of the information provided by the received vector and the inherent properties of the transmitted code. This function f is used to drastically reduce the search …
The 3-Tier Structured Access Protocol To Control Unfairness In Dqdb Mans, Lakshmana N. Kumar, Andreas D. Bovopoulos
The 3-Tier Structured Access Protocol To Control Unfairness In Dqdb Mans, Lakshmana N. Kumar, Andreas D. Bovopoulos
All Computer Science and Engineering Research
This paper addresses the unfairness problem appearing in 802.6-based DQDB MANs. Traffic load demand is characterized as low (below 0.4 of the channel capacity), normal (from 0.4 to 0.9 of the channel capacity) or heavy (greater than 0.9 of the channel capacity). At low loads the 802.6 protocol is acceptably fair. At normal loads, however, the protocol performance is markedly unfair. The unfairness is related to the latency in transporting a request. At heavy loads the unfairness is both latency-related and flooding-related. In this paper, both types of unfairness are carefully analyzed. As a control measure, a 3-Tier Structured Access …
Algorithms For Structural Schema Integration, James Geller, Ashish Mehra, Yehoshua Perl, Erich Neuhold, Amit P. Sheth
Algorithms For Structural Schema Integration, James Geller, Ashish Mehra, Yehoshua Perl, Erich Neuhold, Amit P. Sheth
Kno.e.sis Publications
Current view and schema integration methodologies are driven by semantic considerations, and allow integration of objects only if that is valid from semantic and structural viewpoints. We had introduced a new integration technique called structural integration. It permits integration of objects that have structural similarities, even if they differ semantically. This technique uses the object-oriented Dual Model which separates the representation of structure and semantics.
In this paper we introduce algorithms for structural integration. We apply these algorithms to integrate two views of a large university database schema which had significant structural similarities but differed semantically.
Sequential And Parallel Discrete Event Simulation On Computer Communication Networks, Tao Zhou
Sequential And Parallel Discrete Event Simulation On Computer Communication Networks, Tao Zhou
Masters Theses
This thesis presents the discrete event simulation technique on the network design, focusing on the methodology, modeling and implementation. The developed technique is suitable for the analysis of any store-and-forward computer communication networks with any level of complexity. The proposed generic simulation model can be used to test the architectures and protocols of existing networks and networks being designed. In implementation of the sequential discrete event simulation, an object-oriented programming strategy is applied to the network simulation using the C++ language. The parallel discrete event simulation is introduced to solve the problem of long time execution of the sequential simulation …
Design Of A Laboratory Computer Interface, Douglas L. Durand
Design Of A Laboratory Computer Interface, Douglas L. Durand
Theses and Dissertations
An interface for the LSI-11 computer was designed and implemented so that the computer supports data acquisition, data reduction, and equipment control. The design includes both hardware and software and addresses both parallel and serial input/output (I/0). The serial interface's hardware is simply a Serial Line Unit card. This card plugs into the LSI-11 bus and provides the signals necessary to interface EIA RS-232 compatible devices. A software utility was developed to allow communication with the serial device and to allow exchange of data files. Routines were written to allow serial I/O through a FORTRAN program. The interface's parallel hardware …
An Implementation And Evaluation Of Distributed Information System Based On The Osca Architecture Guidelines, Babita Masand
An Implementation And Evaluation Of Distributed Information System Based On The Osca Architecture Guidelines, Babita Masand
Theses
The concepts in this thesis discuss and evaluate the need for systems integration. As a conceptual architecture, the OSCATM architecture is investigated. A prototype of the CS Department distributed information system is built following the guidelines and standards of this conceptual architecture. This prototype is implemented in 'C'. RPC (remote procedure call) is used for the communication channel to implement the distributed environment. Conclusions and results that were achieved by implementing this prototype are presented. The main outcome of this thesis is the introduction of the infrastructure to the GenSIF framework.
Interpreting And Integrating Landsat Remote Sensing Image And Geographic Information System By Fuzzy Unsupervised Clustering Algorithm, Gwotsong Philip Chen
Interpreting And Integrating Landsat Remote Sensing Image And Geographic Information System By Fuzzy Unsupervised Clustering Algorithm, Gwotsong Philip Chen
Theses
Due to the resolution of Landsat images and the multiplicity of the terrain, it is improper to assign each pixel in an image to one of a number of land cover types by using the conventional remote sensing classification method. This is also known as the hard partition method. The concept of the fuzzy set provides the means to resolve this problem. This paper presents a two-pass-mode fuzzy unsupervised clustering algorithm.
In the first passing, the cluster mean vectors which represent the geographic attributes or the land cover types are derived. In the second passing, the concept of fuzzy set …
Transformations And Analysis Of Parallel Real Time Programs, Chandima J. Gunasekara
Transformations And Analysis Of Parallel Real Time Programs, Chandima J. Gunasekara
Theses
The problem of schedulability analysis of a set of real time programs form a NP complete problem. The exponential complexity of analysis is a direct result of the complexity in the real time programs, as a combinatorial explosion takes place when trying to determine access patterns of shared resources. Thus, to transform the original programs to a less complex form, while preserving its timing characteristics, is the only viable solution. By using such transformations to reduce the complexity of real time programs, it is possible to schedulability analyze programs at compile time efficiently, without adding an unnecessary overhead to the …
Graphical Image Persistence And Code Generation For Object Oriented Databases, Subrata Chatterjee
Graphical Image Persistence And Code Generation For Object Oriented Databases, Subrata Chatterjee
Theses
Attached is the detailed description of the design and implementation of graphical image persistence and code generation for object oriented databases. Graphical image persistent is incorporated into a graphics editor called OODINI. OODINI creates and manipulates graphical schemas for object-oriented databases. This graphical image on secondary storage is then translated into an abstract, generic code for dual model databases. This abstract code, DAL can then be converted into different dual model database languages. We provide an example by generating code for the VODAK Data Modeling language. It is also possible to generate a different abstract language code, OODAL from a …
New Algorithms For Mid-Crack Codes In Image Processing, Wai-Tak Wong
New Algorithms For Mid-Crack Codes In Image Processing, Wai-Tak Wong
Theses
The chain code is a widely-used description for a contour image. Recently, a mid-crack code algorithm has been proposed as another more precise method for image representation. New algorithms using this new mid-crack code for image representation, restoration, and skeletonization are developed. The efficiency and accuracy can be increased obviously.
Firstly, the conversion of a binary image with multiple regions into the mid-crack codes is presented. A fast on-line implementation can be achieved using tables look-up. The input binary image may contain several object regions and their mid-crack codes can be extracted at the same time in a single-pass row-by-row …
Decomposition Of Geometric-Shaped Structuring Elements And Optimization On Euclidean Distance Transformation Using Morphology, Hong Wu
Theses
Mathematical morphology which is based on geometric shape, provides an approach to the processing and analysis of digital images. Several widely-used geometric-shaped structuring elements can be used to explore the shape characteristics of an object. In first chapter, we present a unified technique to simplify the decomposition of various types of big geometric-shaped structuring elements into dilations of smaller structuring components by the use of a mathematical transformation. Hence, the desired morphological erosion and dilation are equivalent to a simple inverse transformation over the result of operations on the transformed decomposable structuring elements. We also present a strategy to decompose …
An Application Of Program Unification To Priority Queue Vectorization, Ling-Yu Chuang, Vernon J. Rego, Aditya P. Mathur
An Application Of Program Unification To Priority Queue Vectorization, Ling-Yu Chuang, Vernon J. Rego, Aditya P. Mathur
Department of Computer Science Technical Reports
No abstract provided.
Minimizing Total Wire Length During 1-Dimensional Compaction, Susanne E. Hambrusch, Hung-Yi Tu
Minimizing Total Wire Length During 1-Dimensional Compaction, Susanne E. Hambrusch, Hung-Yi Tu
Department of Computer Science Technical Reports
No abstract provided.