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Vol 53, No 2 (2019)

Article

Synthesis of Control for Nonlinear Systems

Shashihin V.N.

Abstract

The optimization problem for nonlinear autonomous systems is considered. The proposed control synthesis method is based on the interval model of a nonlinear plant. The control synthesized ensures the stability and optimality of the closed-loop system under large deviations from the steady state. An example of using the proposed method to synthesize control for an aircraft is presented.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):97-106
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Sampling and Estimating the Waveform of Analog Signals Based on Precision Event Timing

Rybakov A.S.

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In this paper, we investigate specific features of compressed sensing methods when estimating the waveform of arbitrary analog signals based on zero-crossings of a signal summed with a periodic oscillation. An algorithm for estimating the waveform of an analog signal with the adaptation of the basis matrix to its spectrum is proposed. To solve the problem of off-grid frequencies, we employ an iterative method for finding the maxima of the spectral peaks between the nodes of a DFT frequency grid.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):107-115
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Designing a Switching Controller Based on Control Performance Assessment Index and a Fuzzy Supervisor for Perturbed Discrete-Time Systems Subject to Uncertainty

Mohammad Babaie ., Rahmani Z., Rezaie B.

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In this paper, a switching control strategy based on control performance assessment index namely Harris index and a fuzzy supervisor has been proposed for a perturbed discrete-time system subject to uncertainty. In the switching strategy, multiple controllers are utilized so that their virtues such as robustness, minimum output variance and minimum domain of control effort have been achieved simultaneously. Disadvantages of the used controllers like chattering and sensitivity to uncertainty are also improved. The Switching strategy has been designed in three steps. First of all, proper controllers have been designed which are minimum variance, incremental minimum variance and quasi sliding mode controllers. Then, Harris index and fuzzy supervisor are also designed in the next steps respectively. The Harris index has been determined to select proper controller among the available controllers for regulatory and tracking problems. The fuzzy supervisor is also designed to improve Harris index performance. The fuzzy supervisor is Sugeno type which can be used as a supervisor on Harris index operation, especially in presence of uncertainties. Finally, simulation results show that proposed control strategy improves the output variance effectively, reduces chattering domain of control input and sensitivity to uncertainty.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):116-126
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Direct Discretization Method for Realizing a Class of Fractional Order System in Delta Domain – a Unified Approach

Jaydeep Swarnakar ., Sarkar P., Singh L.J.

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Discretization is fundamental for digital realization of the fractional order system. The fractional order systems are digitally implemented by using either indirect or direct discretization methods. All these methods are typically developed in the conventional z domain in the form of s to z transforms. In this paper, a new direct discretization method is presented as a substitute of conventional z domain direct discretization method. The proposed approach capitalizes the feature of delta operator to unify both the discretized system and its continuous-time counterpart at the lower sampling time limit. The discretization is accomplished in two stages. At first, the delta operator is reframed by using the trapezoidal quadrature rule to obtain the suitable generating function. Then, the generating function is further expanded using the continued fraction expansion method to obtain the discrete-time approximation of the fractional order differentiator. Illustrative examples are presented to exhibit the efficacy of the proposed method with respect to two prevalent direct discretization methods of z domain on the basis of simulation results obtained using MATLAB.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):127-139
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Study on the Attacking Intelligent Decision-Making Technology Based on the Game Theory

Yun Zhang .

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This paper focuses on the game decision-making technology for the multi-agent confrontational environment. A new mission decision-making method of multi-agent cooperative attack on the multi-object is elaborated based on two-person non-cooperative complete information static game model. The proposed method is implemented into the intelligent decision-making technology for the two sides’ attack via the Nash equilibrium optimization. A case study is analyzed, which results illustrate that this method can realize the intelligent forecasting and multi-agent decision-making, as well as confirm the feasibility of this technology in the confrontational intelligent decision-making.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):140-147
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Methods Managing for Matching of Supply and Demand on the IT Specialists

Mammadova M.H., Jabrayilova Z.G.

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The problem of the management of the IT specialists labor market is identified as ill-structured problem and reduced to the problem of decision-making based on selecting the policy for the matching of supply and demand. It also proposes the models for supply and demand in the IT Specialists labor market on the based fuzzy situation analysis, possible scenarios for the relationship between supply and demand are outlined. By taking into account the varying nature of the matching between supply and demand, fuzzy pattern recognition based decision-making methods have been developed for the IT Specialists staff recruitment.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):148-158
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Refining the Renowned Route Performance on Location Information About Mobile Adhoc Network

Gundala Swathi .

Abstract

Location information plays a pivotal role in geographic routing protocols for packet routing. Network based services provide the location-based services with location information maintained in a distributed manner. In spite of their intimate association, location services and routing need to be considered separately. Hence, in the evaluation of the overheads of geographic routing, the resultant overhead of the location-based service is not reckoned. The projected purpose here is to integrate the protocols of routing and the services based on location, to minimize the routing overhead and latency in communication. Our chief contribution is the reduction of location overhead. We are proposed Geographic Routing Protocol is combined with the Grid Location Service. Instead of placing a request for exact position, the packet is sent to the earlier destination position. As the packet nears the former position, then the exact location is requested. Simulation results satisfactorily establish the complexity of the analysis and positive output regarding latency, the ratio of packet delivery and the overhead of control message.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):159-168
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Application on Cold Chain Logistics Routing Optimization Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm

Liyi Zhang ., Gao Y., Sun Y., Fei T., Wang Y.

Abstract

As the rise of fresh e-supplier, cold chain logistic has become the hot topics in China. But due to its special timeliness, it is necessary to optimize its vehicle routing. Firstly, we construct a cold chain logistics vehicle routing optimization with soft time windows model. Secondly, as simple genetic algorithm has some shortcomings such as poor population diversity and slow convergence, we propose an improved genetic algorithm – seeker genetic algorithm. By combining the uncertainty reasoning behavior in the seeker optimization algorithm and the nearest neighbor strategy, we improve the mutation operator in the genetic algorithm. Finally, we solve the cold chain logistics vehicle routing optimization model with basic genetic algorithm and seeker genetic algorithm respectively. The results indicate that seeker genetic algorithm could find the path with lower cost.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):169-180
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Application of Walsh Spectral Representations in Soft Computing

Sychev A.N.

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A method for representing fuzzy sets for Walsh spectral analysis is proposed. The example demonstrates the method of cauterization of the fuzzy sets with employment of linear filters. The possibility of application of commutation neuro-structures in clustering is noted.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):181-185
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Research and Experiment on UWB Path Loss Characteristics in Outdoor Near-Ground Environments

Yang Li ., Kai D., Maorong J., Qiang L., Xiaofeng L.

Abstract

Ultra wideband (UWB) technology has been adopted in many wireless communication and localization systems in indoor and outdoor areas. In this paper, based on the application in outdoor near-ground environments, the main path loss models are discussed according to the analysis of the propagation environment and received UWB signal. The path loss calculation model by combining the multi-waves with the threshold is proposed. With the outdoor experimental measurements and data processing, the path loss exponents are determined and the path loss characteristics are discussed.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):186-193
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Applying Space-Variant Point Spread Function to Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Fluorescence Microscopic Images

Yu Wang ., Chen X., Jiang H., Cao Q., Chen X.

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Three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction of fluorescence microscopic images is a challenging topic in the image processing, because the imaging system is very complex, and the point spread function (PSF) continuously varies along the optical axis. Generally, the more exact the PSF is, the higher the reconstruction accuracy is. An image reconstruction method is proposed for fluorescence microscopic sample based on space-variant PSF (SV-PSF) which is generated by cubic spline theory in this paper. Firstly, key PSFs are estimated by blind deconvolution algorithm at several depths of fluorescence microscopic image stack along the optical axis. Then, other PSFs are interpolated using cubic spline theory. Finally, a 3D microscopic specimen model is reconstructed by this group of SV-PSFs. The experimental results show that the proposed method is obviously superior to the method in which space-invariant (SI) PSF is used to reconstruct the simulated and real fluorescence microscopic images.

Automatic Control and Computer Sciences. 2019;53(2):194-201
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