人工免疫原理在网络入侵检测系统中的研究

文章分析了人工免疫系统的原理,简单建立了一种基于否定选择算法的网络入侵检测系统,引入了一种用于异常事件识别的r-字符块匹配规则,并对规则存在的漏洞进行了分析。     

Uplink Scheduling in CDMA Packet-Data Systems

Uplink scheduling in wireless systems is gaining importance due to arising uplink intensive data services (ftp, image uploads etc.), which could be hampered by the currently in-built asymmetry in favor of the downlink. In this work, we propose and study algorithms for efficient uplink packet-data scheduling in a CDMA cell. The algorithms attempt to maximize system throughput under transmit power limitations on the mobiles assuming instantaneous knowledge of user queues and channels. However no channel statistics or traffic characterization is necessary. Apart from increasing throughput, the algorithms also improve fairness of service among users, hence reducing chances of buffer overflows for poorly located users. The major observation arising from our analysis is that it is advantageous on the uplink to schedule “strong” users one-at-a-time, and “weak” users in larger groups. This contrasts with the downlink where one-at-a-time transmission for all users has shown to be the preferred mode in much previous work. Based on the optimal schedules, we propose less complex and more practical approximate methods, both of which offer significant performance improvement compared to one-at-a-time transmission, and the widely acclaimed Proportional Fair (PF) algorithm, in simulations. When queue content cannot be fed back, we propose a simple modification of PF, Uplink PF (UPF), that offers similar improvement. Hereafter, we refer to users with low recieved power at the base even when transmitting at peak transmit power as “weak” users, and the strongly recieved users at the base as “strong” users. Krishnan Kumaran is currently a member of the Complex Systems Modeling section in the Corporate Strategic Research of ExxonMobil Corp., Clinton, NJ. Formerly, he was a Member of Technical Staff in the Mathematics of Networks and Systems Research Department at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, NJ, where his research interests were in modeling, analysis and simulation of design, resource management and scheduling issues in telecommunication networks. Lijun Qian is an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at Prairie View A&M University. He received his B.S. from Tsinghua University in Beijing, M.S. from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, and Ph.D. from WINLAB, Rutgers University, all in electrical engineering. Before joining PVAMU, he was a researcher at Networks and Systems Research Department of Bell Labs in Murray Hill, NJ. His major research interests are in wireless communications and networking technologies, especially in radio resource management, protocol design, TCP/RLP optimization and MPLS traffic engineering.     

并行算法在软件无线电多DSP平台的应用

近年来，随着软件无线电的发展，用于软件无线电平台中的多DSP并行结构受到越来越多的关注，因为这种结构能提高数字信号处理的速度。提出了一种适合在该平台上并行运算的算法，以多阶FIR滤波器为例，验证了算法，并探讨算法的性能，给出了该算法在多处理器条件下，与单处理器处理结果的比较。对选取合适的软件无线电中频处理多处理器平台具有一定的参考价值，并对舰载软件无线电的实现提供了科学参考。     

软件集成测试技术研究

首先分析了集成测试的原理和特点，并指出了集成测试的重要性。然后结合传统软件与面向对象软件开发的方法和技术，详细介绍了传统软件的集成测试方法和策略，并深入分析了面向对象软件集成测试的原理和方法。     

异构数据集成方法研究与实现

为解决异构数据集成的复杂性问题，文章提出了一种异构数据同步的新方法——半集成式中间件法。该方法成功地应用在重庆市社会保障综合信息系统中，具有易于实现、可扩展性、跨平台性和效率高等特点。     

IP网络上电路倍增设备的研究

简要介绍了通过IP网络上电路倍增设备(IP CME)的数据流的处理过程;IP CME中的复用技术;控制IP包发送的激活算法;网络发生拥塞丢包的处理方法;并在传输效率和信令处理2个方面与VOIP进行比较,可以看出IP CME具有很大的优越性和良好的发展前景。     

径向基函数神经网络的再学习算法及其应用

为了应用径向基函数神经网络逐步地识别待研究系统,文章针对径向基函数神经网络的再学习算法开展了深入的研究.应用严格的数学推理方法,将径向基函数神经网络的再学习问题转化为矩阵求逆的附加运算.详细给出了径向基函数神经网络再学习算法中增加新训练样本和增加新基函数的数学公式,同时对如何获取新的训练样本进行了研究.     

一种智能型的PCB产业需求预测方法

目前需求预测在整个印制电路板产业的生产活动控制中正扮演着越来越重要的角色。分析了影响印制电路板需求的因素和现有的预测方法,提出了一种适用于PCB产业需求预测的有效方法——遗传/BP—神经网络。实验表明该方法能够进一步改善印制电路板预测的准确度和减少生产成本的消耗。     

嵌入式GPS车载系统定位数据压缩算法的实现

根据嵌入式系统的特征，分析数据压缩模型工作原理，结合GPS定位数据的格式和特点，创造性地提出了嵌入式GPS定位数据的实时压缩的新算法，并通过模拟仿真得到验证，效果显著。     

A Bluetooth Based Sensor Network for Civil Infrastructure Health Monitoring

Communicating with sensors has long been limited either to wired connections or to proprietary wireless communication protocols. Using a ubiquitous and inexpensive wireless communication technology to create Sensor Area Networks (SANs) will accelerate the extensive deployment of sensor technology. Bluetooth, an emerging, worldwide standard for inexpensive, local wireless communication is a viable choice for SANs because of its inherent support for some of the important requirements – low power, small form factor, low cost and sufficient communication range. In this paper we outline an approach, centered on the Bluetooth technology, to support a sensor network composed of fixed wireless sensors for health monitoring of highways, bridges and other civil infrastructures. We present a topology formation scheme that not only takes into account the traffic generated by different sensors but also the associated link strengths, buffer capacities and energy availability. The algorithm makes no particular assumptions as to the placement of nodes, and not all nodes need to be in radio proximity of each other. The output is a tree shaped scatternet rooted at the sensor hub (data logger) that is balanced in terms of traffic carried on each of the links. We also analyze the scheduling, routing and healing aspects of the resulting sensor-net topology.