S1000D标准下数据模块发布样式的研究

为促进S1000D标准在以信息化为中心的综合保障技术中的应用,提高装备技术文档制作和发布的正确性和效率,文章研究了S1000D标准对PDF格式发布样式的规定,分析了XSL的工作原理和各类技术信息的Schema模式,利用XSL-FO技术编写了把数据模块发布成PDF格式的XML文档,通过XMLSPY实现了技术文档的发布;通过实例展示了实现规定的发布样式的关键技术以及从数据模块到PDF发布样式的显示效果,证明了所用方法的正确性与实用性,为实现S1000D标准下的技术信息发布提供了新的可行方法.     

随机森林理论浅析

随机森林是一种著名的集成学习方法,被广泛应用于数据分类和非参数回归。本文对随机森林算法的主要理论进行阐述,包括随机森林收敛定理、泛化误差界以和袋外估计三个部分。最后介绍一种属性加权子空间抽样的随机森林改进算法,用于解决超高维数据的分类问题。     

低碳能效型水利数据中心的规划与建设

围绕对低碳能效型水利数据中心的认识与理解,从数据中心基础设施规划与建设的角度,对基本内涵、设计理念、实施方法、最佳实践、核心技术等展开分析和讨论,以期在新建或改造水利数据中心的过程中发挥一定作用,满足数据中心建设绿色环保、节能减排的要求,顺应未来新一代数据中心发展的趋势。     

软件开发框架模型——现实世界问题的结构化分析

对软件开发框架模型提出了一种新的构化的分析方法,同时介绍了常用的结构化分析的工具及其更实用情况。     

异常数据挖掘在实际中的应用

本文主要讨论了异常数据挖掘在实际中的应用,简要地介绍了异常点的定义、分类及异常数据挖掘的定义、功能等,详细的介绍了异常数据挖掘技术在金融领域、电信领域、商业领域中和生物医学以及DNA分析中的应用。     

基于ASP.NET的互动多媒体学习社区网站建设

针对互动媒体网站建设要求,利用ASP.NET2.0技术设计开发互动多媒体学习社区网站,本文对实现网上教学以及多媒体学习进行探讨。并详细介绍互动多媒体学习社区网站的主要功能设计和核心代码。     

Supervised classification of share price trends

Share price trends can be recognized by using data clustering methods. However, the accuracy of these methods may be rather low. This paper presents a novel supervised classification scheme for the recognition and prediction of share price trends. We first produce a smooth time series using zero-phase filtering and singular spectrum analysis from the original share price data. We train pattern classifiers using the classification results of both original and filtered time series and then use these classifiers to predict the future share price trends. Experiment results obtained from both synthetic data and real share prices show that the proposed method is effective and outperforms the well-known K-means clustering algorithm.     

Use of a dark object concept and support vector machines to automate forest cover change analysis

An automated method was developed for mapping forest cover change using satellite remote sensing data sets. This multi-temporal classification method consists of a training data automation (TDA) procedure and uses the advanced support vector machines (SVM) algorithm. The TDA procedure automatically generates training data using input satellite images and existing land cover products. The derived high quality training data allow the SVM to produce reliable forest cover change products. This approach was tested in 19 study areas selected from major forest biomes across the globe. In each area a forest cover change map was produced using a pair of Landsat images acquired around 1990 and 2000. High resolution IKONOS images and independently developed reference data sets were available for evaluating the derived change products in 7 of those areas. The overall accuracy values were over 90% for 5 areas, and were 89.4% and 89.6% for the remaining two areas. The user's and producer's accuracies of the forest loss class were over 80% for all 7 study areas, demonstrating that this method is especially effective for mapping major disturbances with low commission errors. IKONOS images were also available in the remaining 12 study areas but they were either located in non-forest areas or in forest areas that did not experience forest cover change between 1990 and 2000. For those areas the IKONOS images were used to assist visual interpretation of the Landsat images in assessing the derived change products. This visual assessment revealed that for most of those areas the derived change products likely were as reliable as those in the 7 areas where accuracy assessment was conducted. The results also suggest that images acquired during leaf-off seasons should not be used in forest cover change analysis in areas where deciduous forests exist. Being highly automatic and with demonstrated capability to produce reliable change products, the TDA-SVM method should be especially useful for quantifying forest cover change over large areas.     

A general topology-based framework for adaptive insertion of cohesive elements in finite element meshes

Large-scale simulation of separation phenomena in solids such as fracture, branching, and fragmentation requires a scalable data structure representation of the evolving model. Modeling of such phenomena can be successfully accomplished by means of cohesive models of fracture, which are versatile and effective tools for computational analysis. A common approach to insert cohesive elements in finite element meshes consists of adding discrete special interfaces (cohesive elements) between bulk elements. The insertion of cohesive elements along bulk element interfaces for fragmentation simulation imposes changes in the topology of the mesh. This paper presents a unified topology-based framework for supporting adaptive fragmentation simulations, being able to handle two- and three-dimensional models, with finite elements of any order. We represent the finite element model using a compact and “complete” topological data structure, which is capable of retrieving all adjacency relationships needed for the simulation. Moreover, we introduce a new topology-based algorithm that systematically classifies fractured facets (i.e., facets along which fracture has occurred). The algorithm follows a set of procedures that consistently perform all the topological changes needed to update the model. The proposed topology-based framework is general and ensures that the model representation remains always valid during fragmentation, even when very complex crack patterns are involved. The framework correctness and efficiency are illustrated by arbitrary insertion of cohesive elements in various finite element meshes of self-similar geometries, including both two- and three-dimensional models. These computational tests clearly show linear scaling in time, which is a key feature of the present data-structure representation. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is also demonstrated by dynamic fracture analysis through finite element simulations of actual engineering problems.

Utilize bootstrap in small data set learning for pilot run modeling of manufacturing systems

If the production process, production equipment, or material changes, it becomes necessary to execute pilot runs before mass production in manufacturing systems. Using the limited data obtained from pilot runs to shorten the lead time to predict future production is this worthy of study. Although, artificial neural networks are widely utilized to extract management knowledge from acquired data, sufficient training data is the fundamental assumption. Unfortunately, this is often not achievable for pilot runs because there are few data obtained during trial stages and theoretically this means that the knowledge obtained is fragile. The purpose of this research is to utilize bootstrap to generate virtual samples to fill the information gaps of sparse data. The results of this research indicate that the prediction error rate can be significantly decreased by applying the proposed method to a very small data set.