SSL协议应用中安全技术问题探究

随着信息化浪潮的发展,SSL协议的应用非常普遍,但是在SSL协议应用的工程实践中也发现了一些应用模式所导致的问题,文章首先介绍了SSL协议的安全技术应用,重点分析了其中安全技术问题的表现,并通过国产密码算法与SSL协议之间应用兼容性的问题分析,提出了一些SSL协议应用模式的建议。     

井下人员定位系统读卡器存储算法分析与测试

从查找时间与存储容量2个方面分析了适用于井下人员定位系统读卡器的3种存储算法,即链式存储算法、哈希表存储算法和哈希二叉树存储算法,给出了该3种不同存储算法的使用效率与应用场合。测试结果表明,链式存储算法查找时间呈线性增长,哈希表存储算法明显优越于链式存储算法,如果测试数据增多,其优越性会更明显;当数据量较大时,哈希搜索二叉树存储算法又明显优于哈希表存储算法,当人数达到行业所要求的8 000人以上时,选择哈希搜索二叉树存储算法更为合理。     

基于云自适应遗传算法的NoC路径分配研究

路径分配是NoC设计流程中的两个关键步骤之一;路径分配的结果对NoC系统的性能尤其是通讯延时有着很重要的影响;多约束条件下的NoC路径分配问题是NP完全问题,要求出其最优解比较困难,目前常用的方法是利用启发式算法求得其较优解;文中提出一种基于云自适应遗传算法的NoC路径分配解决方案,该算法利用云模型对传统遗传算法加以改进,采取新的方法自动调整遗传算法过程中的交叉概率pc和变异概率pm,将适应度与云模型的3个参数Ex、En、He相互结合,从而达到优化遗传算法的目的;将此算法应用于2D-Mesh拓扑结构的NoC中,以平衡链路负载和联合优化为实验目标,以优化静态通讯分配结果;实验证明,文章所采取的算法在平衡链路负载和联合优化方面均取得了良好的效果。     

遗传算法模糊PID测控系统在环控试验台中的应用

飞机环控试验台须模拟流量0～14000kg/h、压力0～2.5MPa和常温～500℃的空气环境;项目要求测控范围广、精度±1%且不超调;空气状态具有非线性、时变等特点,且控制参数之间存在复杂耦合;针对以上难点,设计了分布式测控系统,提出了改进的智能PID控制方案;通过遗传算法分段整定PID参数,离线建立PID数据库,使系统能够根据控制目标值选择最优PID初值;在此基础上,结合模糊推理在线调整PID参数,使系统具有了自适应性,能在具体工况和干扰下达到很好的控制效果;实际应用中完全满足了指标要求,解决了传统PID的控制难点,对类似的复杂系统有一定借鉴意义。     

基于图像处理的片式元件缺陷检测算法

表面缺陷检测是电子元器件生产过程中的关键步骤,通过分析表面缺陷检测的现状问题,结合片式元件图像的自身特征,提出一种基于改进的自适应阈值canny算子的片式元件缺陷检测算法;该算法把片式元件灰度图像进行区域分割,得到不同值域范围内的灰度区域,利用带有敏感度的自适应双阈值canny算子进行边缘检测;算法实现结果表明,该算法能高效地检测并处理不同缺陷类型的片式元件,并且可以达到工业生产的检测速度。     

Direct adaptive fuzzy control with membership function tuning

In this paper, a direct self‐structured adaptive fuzzy control is introduced for the class of nonlinear systems with unknown dynamic models. Control is accomplished by an adaptive fuzzy system with a fixed number of rules and adaptive membership functions. The reference signal and state errors are used to tune the membership functions and update them instantaneously. The Lyapunov synthesis method is also used to guarantee the stability of the closed loop system. The proposed control scheme is applied to an inverted pendulum and a magnetic levitation system, and its effectiveness is shown via simulation. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley and Sons Asia Pte Ltd and Chinese Automatic Control Society     

A new ECG beat clustering method based on kernelized fuzzy c-means and hybrid ant colony optimization for continuous domains

The kernelized fuzzy c-means algorithm uses kernel methods to improve the clustering performance of the well known fuzzy c-means algorithm by mapping a given dataset into a higher dimensional space non-linearly. Thus, the newly obtained dataset is more likely to be linearly seprable. However, to further improve the clustering performance, an optimization method is required to overcome the drawbacks of the traditional algorithms such as, sensitivity to initialization, trapping into local minima and lack of prior knowledge for optimum paramaters of the kernel functions. In this paper, to overcome these drawbacks, a new clustering method based on kernelized fuzzy c-means algorithm and a recently proposed ant based optimization algorithm, hybrid ant colony optimization for continuous domains, is proposed. The proposed method is applied to a dataset which is obtained from MIT–BIH arrhythmia database. The dataset consists of six types of ECG beats including, Normal Beat (N), Premature Ventricular Contraction (PVC), Fusion of Ventricular and Normal Beat (F), Artrial Premature Beat (A), Right Bundle Branch Block Beat (R) and Fusion of Paced and Normal Beat (f). Four time domain features are extracted for each beat type and training and test sets are formed. After several experiments it is observed that the proposed method outperforms the traditional fuzzy c-means and kernelized fuzzy c-means algorithms.     

Group technology based adaptive cell formation using predator-prey genetic algorithm

In recent years, there has been a considerable growth of application of group technology in cellular manufacturing. This has led to investigation of the primary cell formation problem (CFP), both in classical and soft-computing domain. Compared to more well-known and analytical techniques like mathematical programming which have been used rigorously to solve CFPs, heuristic approaches have yet gained the same level of acceptance. In the last decade we have seen some fruitful attempts to use evolutionary techniques like genetic algorithm (GA) and Ant Colony Optimization to find solutions of the CFP. The primary aim of this study is to investigate the applicability of a fine grain variant of the predator-prey GA (PPGA) in CFPs. The algorithm has been adapted to emphasize local selection strategy and to maintain a reasonable balance between prey and predator population, while avoiding premature convergence. The results show that the algorithm is competitive in identifying machine-part clusters from the initial CFP matrix with significantly less number of iterations. The algorithm scaled efficiently for large size problems with competitive performance. Optimal cluster identification is then followed by removal of the bottleneck elements to give a final solution with minimum inter-cluster transition cost. The results give considerable impetus to study similar NP-complete combinatorial problems using fine-grain GAs in future.     

Simultaneous solving of balancing and sequencing problems with station-dependent assembly times for mixed-model assembly lines

In spite of many studies, investigating balancing and sequencing problems in Mixed-Model Assembly Line (MMAL) individually, this paper solves them simultaneously aiming to minimize total utility work. A new Mixed-Integer Linear Programming (MILP) model is developed to provide the exact solution of the problem with station-dependent assembly times. Because of NP-hardness, a Simulated Annealing (SA) is applied and compared to the Co-evolutionary Genetic Algorithm (Co-GA) from the literature. To strengthen the search process, two main hypotheses, namely simultaneous search and feasible search, are developed contrasting Co-GA. Various parameters of SA are reviewed to calibrate the algorithm by means of Taguchi design of experiments. Numerical results statistically show the efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed SA in terms of both the quality of solution and the time of achieving the best solution. Finally, the contribution of each hypothesis in this superiority is analyzed.     

Nodal ant colony optimization for solving profit based unit commitment problem for GENCOs

This paper proposes a nodal ant colony optimization (NACO) technique to solve profit based unit commitment problem (PBUCP). Generation companies (GENCOs) in a competitive restructured power market, schedule their generators with an objective to maximize their own profit without any regard for system social benefit. Power and reserve prices become important factors in decision process. Ant colony optimization that mimics the behavior of ants foraging activities is suitably implemented to search the UCP search space. Here a search space consisting of optimal combination of binary nodes for unit ON/OFF status is represented for the movement of the ants to maintain good exploration and exploitation search capabilities. The proposed model help GENCOs to make decisions on the quantity of power and reserve that must be put up for sale in the markets and also to schedule generators in order to receive the maximum profit. The effectiveness of the proposed technique for PBUCP is validated on 10 and 36 generating unit systems available in the literature. NACO yields an increase of profit, greater than 1.5%, in comparison with the basic ACO, Muller method and hybrid LR-GA.