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Auction-Based Resource Reservation Game in Small World
For read-only storages and in particular for PLA applications, improved coupling elements together with an associated personalization scheme permit the storing of at least two memory (or logic) connection patterns selectable independently of each other. Quick electrical switching between at least two functional modes in the same storage array, is also provided. One device field effect transistor (FET) cells with specific gate configurations depending on the respective personalization state are used as coupling elements. For instance, in a two-fold personalization permanent storage, the coupling elements consist of FETs with two gate sections provided one beside the other. For a connection to be established in only one of the two possible functions at the respective crosspoint, one of the gate sections is connected to the control line provided for the functional selection. The remaining gate section is connected to the associated input line. A connection in the other functional mode is provided correspondingly with only the control lines being switched. If at the respective crosspoint a connection is to be effective in both functional modes, both gate sections are jointly connected to the respective input line. By using only one common peripheral circuit, PLAs with multiple personalization properties can be made in integrated technology, with the same semiconductor area requirement as PLAs personalizable into only one functional mode.
14166643
3D Model Simplification Method Based on ROI
Based on edge-collapse algorithm and ROI (region of interest), an effective 3D mesh simplification method is proposed. During the simplification procedure, this method could successfully preserve a high resolution for the 3D part that the user is interested in while the rest parts could meet the basic requirement with lower resolution. The experiments support the conclusion.
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The Parameter Optimization of Human-Simulated Intelligent Controller Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm
The human-simulated intelligent controller, using a hierarchical and multi-mode control structure, effectively solves the control difficult problems of many complex systems. But there are many parameters to be determined. In order to solve them, the paper introduces an improved genetic algorithm (IGA) which is combined with orthogonal design method. It is served as the simulation experiment platform by the cart-double pendulum. Through selected the reasonable fitness function and determined the appropriate parameters range, using the IGA, the parameters of the human-simulated intelligent controller are optimized. The simulation results show the IGA is better than the manual adjustment method. So it is proved that the IGA is more effective in solving the parameter optimization of human-simulated intelligent controller, and also promotes the more extended application space of intelligent control theory.
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Defining Re-usable Composite Aspect Patterns: An FDAF Based Approach
Architecting secure systems is an important and challenging problem. Solutions to model individual, or atomic, security capabilities have been proposed, including security patterns, component based, aspect-oriented, and service-oriented approaches. However, little work is available on how to model reusable compositions of security capabilities, where the security capabilities interact with each other and other parts of the system design. Here, an aspect-oriented approach to modeling composite aspects is presented. The approach is defined as an extension to the Formal Design Analysis Framework (FDAF). The FDAF metamodel is extended to support the static representation of composite aspects and an approach to defining the compositions is introduced. A composite aspect that provides Account Lockout with Selective Event Logging (ALSEL) capabilities is used as an example.
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EIRS: An Intelligent E-Commerce Application System for Small Retailers in China
E-commerce is a fast growing channel for new business in China. However, Chinese small retailers have many difficulties in e-commerce applications nowadays, such as lack of IT skills, expensive of operation cost, etc. In this paper we present an intelligent retail system named eIRS which can help small retailers to implement their e-commerce strategies. eIRS whose single terminal entity looks like a telephone is an e-commerce platform linking product producers and retailers. It can reduce the redundant courses between product producers and retailers and also can act as an efficient medium, providing service similar to ICP for both of them. The test results of eIRS indicate that it creates a new win-win e-commerce model for producers and small retailers in China. We also analyze the Development Obstacles and Challenges of eIRS finally.
15542014
Efficient checkpointing of java software using context-sensitive capture and replay
Checkpointing and replaying is an attractive technique that has been used widely at the operating/runtime system level to provide fault tolerance. Applying such a technique at the application level can benefit a range of software engineering tasks such as testing of long-running programs, automated debugging, and dynamic slicing. We propose a checkpointing/replaying technique for Java that operates purely at the language level, without the need for JVM-level or OS-level support. At the core of our approach are static analyses that select, at certain program points, a safe subset of the program state to capture and replay. Irrelevant statements before the checkpoint are eliminated using control-dependence-based slicing; the remaining statements together with the captured run-time values are used to indirectly recreate the call stack of the original program at the checkpoint. At the checkpoint itself and at certain subsequent program points, the replaying version restores parts of the program state that are necessary for execution of the surrounding method. Our experimental studies indicate that the proposed static and dynamic analyses have the potential to reduce significantly the execution time for replaying, with low run-time overhead for checkpointing.
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Model Ontological Commitments Using ORM+ in T-Lex
When designing and developing ontology based applications, we semantically ground them by ontologically committing the application rules to their respective domain. These rules can be, for instance decision rules for a decision support system. For the DOGMA framework we have introduced ORM + , a novel extension of ORM for modeling, visualizing and interchanging ontological commitments. In this paper, we illustrate our ongoing research on ORM + and T-Lex as its supporting tool. We demonstrate in the field of on-line customer management.