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  3. A Novel Window Function Yielding Suppressed Mainlobe Width and Minimum Sidelobe Peak.

    Authors: Md Abdus Samad
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In many applications like FIR filters, FFT, signal processing and
    measurements, we are required (~45 dB) or less side lobes amplitudes. However,
    the problem is usual window based FIR filter design lies in its side lobes
    amplitudes that are higher than the requirement of application. We propose a
    window function, which has better performance like narrower main lobe width,
    minimum side lobe peak compared to the several commonly used windows. The
    proposed window has slightly larger main lobe width of the commonly used
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  4. Noise based logic: why noise? A comparative study of the necessity of randomness out of orthogonality.

    Authors: Laszlo B. Kish, He Wen
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Although noise-based logic shows potential advantages of reduced power
    dissipation and the ability of large parallel operations with low hardware and
    time complexity the question still persist: is randomness really needed out of
    orthogonality? In this Letter, after some general thermodynamical
    considerations, we show relevant examples where we compare the computational
    complexity of logic systems based on orthogonal noise and sinusoidal signals,
    respectively.

  5. A 100 mA Low Voltage Linear Regulators for Systems on Chip Applications Using 0.18 {\mu}m CMOS Technology.

    Authors: Krit Salah-ddine, Zared Kamal, Qjidaa Hassan, Zouak Mohcine
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    A novel design for a low dropout (LDO) voltage regulator is presented and
    dedicated to power many sections of a typical cellular handset. However, these
    baseband, RF, and audio sections have different requirements that influence
    which LDO is most appropriate. After discussion of the specific requirements,
    different LDOs are recommended. Also, some LDO design techniques are briefly
    discussed to demonstrate how an LDO may be optimized for a specific level of
    performance.

  6. Health Information Systems (HIS): Concept and Technology.

    Authors: Muhammad Anshari, Mohammad Nabil Almunawar
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    A health information system (HIS) is the intersection of between healthcare's
    business process, and information systems to deliver better healthcare
    services. The nature of healthcare industry, which is highly influenced by
    economic, social, politic, and technological factors, has changed over time.
    This paper will address some important concepts of healthcare and related
    terminologies to provide a holistic view for HIS. Related technological
    milestones and major events are briefly summarized. The trends and rapid
    development of health information technologies are also discussed.

  7. An Open Question about Dependency of Life Time of Hardware Components and Dynamic Voltage Scaling.

    Authors: Nasrin Jaberi
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Open question about Dependency of Life Time of Hardware Components and
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  8. Channel Estimation Study for Block - Pilot Insertion in OFDM Systems under Slowly Time Varying Conditions.

    Authors: Ridha Bouallegue, Aida Zaier
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper, we propose a study of performance of the channel estimation
    using LS, MMSE, LMMSE and Lr-LMMSE algorithms in OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency
    Division Multiplexing) system which, as known suffers from the time variation
    of the channel under high mobility conditions, using block pilot insertion.

  9. New Approach of Envelope Dynamic Analysis for Milling Process.

    Authors: Claudiu-Florinel Bisu, Alain Gérard, Miron Zapciu, V. Vijelea, Marin Anica
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper proposes a method to vibration analysis in order to on-line
    monitoring of milling process quality. Adapting envelope analysis to
    characterize the milling tool materials is an important contribution to the
    qualitative and quantitative characterization of milling capacity and a step by
    modeling the three-dimensional cutting process. An experimental protocol was
    designed and developed for the acquisition, processing and analyzing
    three-dimensional signal.

  10. The milling process monitoring using 3D envelope method.

    Authors: Claudiu-Florinel Bisu, Alain Gérard, Miron Zapciu, Olivier Cahuc
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper proposes a method to vibration analysis in order to on-line
    monitoring of milling process quality. Adapting envelope analysis to
    characterize the milling tool materials is an important contribution to the
    qualitative and quantitative characterization of milling capacity and a step by
    modeling the three-dimensional cutting process. An experimental protocol was
    designed and developed for the acquisition, processing and analyzing
    three-dimensional signal.

  11. Learners' Quanta based Design of a Learning Management System.

    Authors: Nabendu Chaki, Souvik Sengupta, Ranjan Dasgupta
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper IEEE Learning Technology System Architecture (LTSA) for LMS
    software has been analyzed. It has been observed that LTSA is too abstract to
    be adapted in a uniform way by LMS developers. A Learners' Quanta based high
    level design that satisfies the IEEE LTSA standard has been proposed for future
    development of efficient LMS software. A hybrid model of learning fitting into
    LTSA model has also been proposed while designing.

  12. Construction of Learning Path Using Ant Colony Optimization from a Frequent Pattern Graph.

    Authors: Souvik Sengupta, Sandipan Sahu, Ranjan Dasgupta
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In an e-Learning system a learner may come across multiple unknown terms,
    which are generally hyperlinked, while reading a text definition or theory on
    any topic. It becomes even harder when one tries to understand those unknown
    terms through further such links and they again find some new terms that have
    new links. As a consequence they get confused where to initiate from and what
    are the prerequisites. So it is very obvious for the learner to make a choice
    of what should be learnt before what.

  13. Improved Strategies for Enhanced Business Performance in Cloud based IT Industries.

    Authors: T. R. Gopalakrishnan Nair, M. Vaidehi, V. Suma
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Emergence of sophisticated technologies in IT industries has posed several
    challenges such as production of products using advanced technical process for
    instance Result Orientation Approach, Deployment, Assessment and Refinement
    (RADAR) in a dynamic and competitive environment. The key challenge for any
    engineer is therefore to develop process and products which ultimately lead
    towards total customer satisfaction. Recent development in technology has
    driven most of the IT industries to operate in the cloud environment due to
    reduced infrastructure investment and maintenance overheads.

  14. A New Design Technique of Reversible BCD Adder Based on NMOS With Pass Transistor Gates.

    Authors: Md. Sazzad Hossain, Md. Rashedul Hasan Rakib, Md. Motiur Rahman, A. S. M. Delowar Hossain, Md. Minul Hasan
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper, we have proposed a new design technique of BCD Adder using
    newly constructed reversible gates are based on NMOS with pass transistor
    gates, where the conventional reversible gates are based on CMOS with
    transmission gates. We also compare the proposed reversible gates with the
    conventional CMOS reversible gates which show that the required number of
    Transistors is significantly reduced.

  15. Low Power Low Voltage Bulk Driven Balanced OTA.

    Authors: Neha Gupta, Sapna Singh, Meenakshi Suthar, Priyanka Soni
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The last few decades, a great deal of attention has been paid to low-voltage
    (LV) low-power (LP) integrated circuits design since the power consumption has
    become a critical issue. Among many techniques used for the design of LV LP
    analog circuits, the Bulk-driven principle offers a promising route towards
    this design for many aspects mainly the simplicity and using the conventional
    MOS technology to implement these designs.

  16. Single bit full adder design using 8 transistors with novel 3 transistors XNOR gate.

    Authors: Manoj Kumar, Sandeep K. Arya, Sujata Pandey
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In present work a new XNOR gate using three transistors has been presented,
    which shows power dissipation of 550.7272$\mu$W in 0.35$\mu$m technology with
    supply voltage of 3.3V. Minimum level for high output of 2.05V and maximum
    level for low output of 0.084V have been obtained. A single bit full adder
    using eight transistors has been designed using proposed XNOR cell, which shows
    power dissipation of 581.542$\mu$W. Minimum level for high output of 1.97V and
    maximum level for low output of 0.24V is obtained for sum output signal.

  17. Partial order approach to compute shortest paths in multimodal networks.

    Authors: Andrew Ensor, Felipe Lillo
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Many networked systems involve multiple modes of transport. Such systems are
    called multimodal, and examples include logistic networks, biomedical
    phenomena, manufacturing process and telecommunication networks. Existing
    techniques for determining optimal paths in multimodal networks have either
    required heuristics or else application-specific constraints to obtain
    tractable problems, removing the multimodal traits of the network during
    analysis.

  18. Employees Adoption of E-Procurement System: An Empirical Study.

    Authors: Inder Singh, Devendra Kumar Punia
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Today, organizations are investing a lot in their IT infrastructure and
    reengineering their business processes by digitizing firms. If organizational
    employees will not optimum utilize its IT infrastructure, the productivity gain
    reduced enormously. In Uttarakhand e-procurement system implemented by public
    sector under e-governance integrated mission mode projects. So, there is need
    to find the determinants which influence employee's adoption and uses of
    e-procurement systems.

  19. A Novel Approach for Periodic Assessment of Business Process Interoperability.

    Authors: Elmir Badr, Bounabat Bouchaib
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Business collaboration networks provide collaborative organizations a
    favorable context for automated business process interoperability. This paper
    aims to present a novel approach for assessing interoperability of process
    driven services by considering the three main aspects of interoperation:
    potentiality, compatibility and operational performance. It presents also a
    software tool that supports the proposed assessment method.

  20. Using Scalp Electrical Biosignals to Control an Object by Concentration and Relaxation Tasks: Design and Evaluation.

    Authors: Laurent George, Anatole Lécuyer, Fabien Lotte, Raquel Viciana Abad
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper we explore the use of electrical biosignals measured on scalp
    and corresponding to mental relaxation and concentration tasks in order to
    control an object in a video game. To evaluate the requirements of such a
    system in terms of sensors and signal processing we compare two designs. The
    first one uses only one scalp electroencephalographic (EEG) electrode and the
    power in the alpha frequency band. The second one uses sixteen scalp EEG
    electrodes and machine learning methods.

  21. Architecture and Design of Medical Processor Units for Medical Networks.

    Authors: Syed V. Ahamed, Syed Shawon M. Rahman
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper introduces analogical and deductive methodologies for the design
    medical processor units (MPUs). From the study of evolution of numerous earlier
    processors, we derive the basis for the architecture of MPUs. These specialized
    processors perform unique medical functions encoded as medical operational
    codes (mopcs). From a pragmatic perspective, MPUs function very close to CPUs.
    Both processors have unique operation codes that command the hardware to
    perform a distinct chain of subprocesses upon operands and generate a specific
    result unique to the opcode and the operand(s).

  22. Quantum/Relativistic Computation of Security and Efficiency of Electrical Power System for a Day-Ahead: I. Renormalization.

    Authors: Stefan Z. Stefanov
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The realization of Daily Artificial Dispatcher as a quantum/relativistic
    computation consists of perturbative renormalization of the Electrical Power
    System (EPS), generating the flowcharts of computation, verification,
    validation, description and help. Perturbative renormalization of EPS energy
    and time has been carried out in this paper for a day ahead via virtual
    thermalization of the EPS for a day ahead.

  23. Fault Tolerant Matrix Pencil Method for Direction of Arrival Estimation.

    Authors: T. Yerriswamy, S.N. Jagadeesha
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Continuing to estimate the Direction-of-arrival (DOA) of the signals
    impinging on the antenna array, even when a few elements of the underlying
    Uniform Linear Antenna Array (ULA) fail to work will be of practical interest
    in RADAR, SONAR and Wireless Radio Communication Systems. This paper proposes a
    new technique to estimate the DOAs when a few elements are malfunctioning. The
    technique combines Singular Value Thresholding (SVT) based Matrix Completion
    (MC) procedure with the Direct Data Domain (D^3) based Matrix Pencil (MP)
    Method.

  24. A binary noisy channel to model errors in printing process.

    Authors: V.N. Gorbachev, E.S. Yakovleva
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    To model printing noise a binary noisy channel and a set of controlled gates
    are introduced. The channel input is an image created by a halftoning algorithm
    and its output is the printed picture. Using this channel robustness to noise
    between halftoning algorithms can be studied. We introduced relative entropy to
    describe immunity of the algorithm to noise and tested several halftoning
    algorithms.

  25. Food Redistribution as Optimization.

    Authors: Caleb Phillips, Rhonda Hoenigman, Becky Higbee
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper we study the simultaneous problems of food waste and hunger in
    the context of the possible solution of food (waste) rescue and redistribution.
    To this end, we develop an empirical model that can be used in Monte Carlo
    simulations to study the dynamics of the underlying problem. Our model's
    parameters are derived from a unique data set provided by a large food bank and
    food rescue organization in north central Colorado. We find that food supply is
    a non-parametric heavy-tailed process that is well-modeled with an extreme
    value peaks-over-threshold model.

  26. Enhancing Knowledge Sharing Between Educational Portals.

    Authors: Maria Teresa Noguera
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Information and knowledge in exchange in public networks is a crucial
    challenge that needs to be overcome in order to consolidate the benefits
    associated with such structures. We study the impact of the nature of the
    information exchanged over the possibilities of success of this process, basing
    ourselves on the analysis of the information produced by the members of the
    Network of National Educational Portals.

  27. A Review of the Enviro-Net Project.

    Authors: Gilberto Z. Pastorello, G. Arturo Sanchez-Azofeifa, Mario A. Nascimento
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Ecosystems monitoring is essential to properly understand their development
    and the effects of events, both climatological and anthropological in nature.
    The amount of data used in these assessments is increasing at very high rates.
    This is due to increasing availability of sensing systems and the development
    of new techniques to analyze sensor data. The Enviro-Net Project encompasses
    several of such sensor system deployments across five countries in the
    Americas.

  28. Adaptive Monte Carlo applied to uncertainty estimation in a five axis machine tool link errors identification.

    Authors: Loïc Andolfatto, René Mayer, Sylvain Lavernhe
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Knowledge of a machine tool axis to axis location errors allows compensation
    and correcting actions to be taken to enhance its volumetric accuracy. Several
    procedures exist, involving either lengthy individual test for each geometric
    error or faster single tests to identify all errors at once. This study focuses
    on the closed kinematic Cartesian chain method which uses a single setup test
    to identify the eight link errors of a five axis machine tool.

  29. Optimisation de la taille de la s\'erie: illustration par un cas industriel de sous-traitance m\'ecanique.

    Authors: Maurice Pillet, Barbara Lyonnet, Magali Pralus
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Reducing costs of manufactured products is one of the key issues of
    companies. Bar turning companies (mechanical subcontracting companies) are
    faced with the following dilemma: use a pull strategy or use a push strategy.
    Instinctively these companies produce more than demand required by customers.
    This strategy allows them to respond to requests forecasts and reduce their
    cost of changeover time. These companies make a bet on sales opportunities and
    think to realize an additional profit. We have tried to find in this study to
    provide elements to know the limits of this strategy.

  30. A Comparative Study Between a Micromechanical Cantilever Resonator and MEMS-based Passives for Band-pass Filtering Application.

    Authors: S. Chakraborty, J. Basu, A. Bhattacharya, T. K. Bhattacharyya
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Over the past few years, significant growth has been observed in using MEMS
    based passive components in the RF microelectronics domain, especially in
    transceiver components. This is due to some excellent properties of the MEMS
    devices like low loss, excellent isolation etc. in the microwave frequency
    domain where the on-chip passives normally tend to become leakier and degrades
    the transceiver performance.

  31. Emotionally Colorful Reflexive Games.

    Authors: Sergey Tarasenko
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This study addresses the matter of reflexive control of the emotional states
    by means of Reflexive Game Theory (RGT). It is shown how to build a bridge
    between RGT and emotions. For this purpose the Pleasure-Arousal-Dominance (PAD)
    model is adopted. The major advantages of RGT are its ability to predict human
    behavior and unfold the entire spectra of reflexion in the human mind. On the
    other hand, PAD provides ultimate approach to model emotions.

  32. Instantaneous, non-squeezed, noise-based logic.

    Authors: Laszlo B. Kish, Ferdinand Peper
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Noise-based logic, by utilizing its multidimensional logic hyperspace, has
    significant potential for low-power parallel operations in beyond-Moore-chips.
    However universal gates for Boolean logic thus far had to rely on either time
    averaging to distinguish signals from each other or, alternatively, on squeezed
    logic signals, where the logic-high was represented by a random process and the
    logic-low was a zero signal. A major setback is that squeezed logic variables
    are unable to work in the hyperspace, because the logic-low zero value sets the
    hyperspace product vector to zero.

  33. semanticSBML 2.0 - A Collection of Online Services for SBML Models.

    Authors: Falko Krause, Marvin Schulz, Timo Lubitz, Wolfram Liebermeister
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    semanticSBML 2.0 is an online collection of services for the work with
    biochemical network models in SBML format.

  34. Fundamentals of Semantic Web Technologies in Medical Environments: a case in breast cancer risk estimation.

    Authors: Iker Huerga, Ainhoa Serna, Jon Kepa Gerrikagoitia
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Risk estimation of developing breast cancer poses as the first prevention
    method for early diagnosis. Furthermore, data integration from different
    departments involved in the process plays a key role. In order to guarantee
    patient safety, the whole process should be orchestrated and monitored
    automatically. Support for the solution will be a linked data cloud, composed
    by all the departments that take part in the process, combined with rule
    engines.

  35. Linked Environment Data for the Life Sciences.

    Authors: Maria Rüther, Thomas Bandholtz, Antoine Logean
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Environment Agencies from Europe and the US are setting up a network of
    Linked Environment Data and are looking to crosslink it with Linked Data
    contributions from the life sciences.

  36. Towards a Spiking Neural P Systems OS.

    Authors: Ammar Adl, Amr Badr, Ibrahim Farag
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper is an attempt to incorporate the idea of spiking neural P systems
    as an early seed into the area of Operating System Design, regarding their
    capability to solve some classical computer science problems. It is reflecting
    the power of such systems to simulate well known parallel computational models,
    like logic gates, arithmetic operation, and sorting. In these devices, the time
    (when the neurons fire and/or spike) plays an essential role. For instance, the
    result of a computation is the time between the moments when a specified neuron
    spikes.

  37. Avoiding another Green Elephant - A Proposal for the Next Generation HLA based on the Model Driven Architecture.

    Authors: Andreas Tolk
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    When looking through the proceedings of the recent Simulation
    Interoperability Workshops, a lot of papers - some of them even awarded by the
    committee - are dealing with alternative concepts outside or beyond the High
    Level Architecture (HLA): Web Services, the extensible Markup Language (XML),
    Java Beans, Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), etc. Similarly, requirements
    driven by interoperability issues have resulted in the need to use meta
    modeling, adaptive models, and common repositories.

  38. Functional Categories of Support to Operations in Military Information Systems.

    Authors: Andreas Tolk
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In order to group the functional requirements for support to operations by
    modern information systems systematically, the NATO Code of best Practise
    (COBP) for C2 Assessment defines three domain areas: Battlespace Visualization,
    Decision Making, and Battle Management Functions. In addition, within an domain
    overlapping information grid of the information system, necessary functions for
    assessing and disseminating the information are capsulated.

  39. Extending ArXiv.org to Achieve Open Peer Review and Publishing.

    Authors: Axel Boldt
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Today's peer review process for scientific articles is unnecessarily opaque
    and offers few incentives to referees. Likewise, the publishing process is
    unnecessarily inefficient and its results are only rarely made freely available
    to the public. Here we outline a comparatively simple extension of arXiv.org,
    an online preprint archive widely used in the mathematical and physical
    sciences, that addresses both of these problems.

  40. Simulating space and time.

    Authors: B. Whitworth
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This chapter asks if a virtual space-time could appear to those within it as
    our space-time does to us. A processing grid network is proposed to underlie
    not just matter and energy, but also space and time. The suggested "screen" for
    our familiar three dimensional world is a hyper-sphere surface simulated by a
    grid network. Light and matter then travel, or are transmitted, in the
    "directions" of the grid architecture. The processing sequences of grid nodes
    create time, as the static states of movies run together emulate events.

  41. Level Shifter Design for Low Power Applications.

    Authors: Manoj Kumar, Sandeep K. Arya, Sujata Pandey
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    With scaling of Vt sub-threshold leakage power is increasing and expected to
    become significant part of total power consumption In present work three new
    configurations of level shifters for low power application in 0.35{\mu}m
    technology have been presented. The proposed circuits utilize the merits of
    stacking technique with smaller leakage current and reduction in leakage power.
    Conventional level shifter has been improved by addition of three NMOS
    transistors, which shows total power consumption of 402.2264pW as compared to
    0.49833nW with existing circuit.

  42. Testing of Bridging Faults in AND-EXOR based Reversible Logic Circuits.

    Authors: Avik Chakraborty
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Reversible circuits find applications in many areas of Computer Science
    including Quantum Computation. This paper examines the testability of an
    important subclass of reversible logic circuits that are composed of k-wire
    controlled NOT (k-CNOT with k >/- 1) gates. A reversible k-CNOT gate can be
    implemented using an irreversible k-input AND gate and an EXOR gate. A
    reversible k-CNOT circuit where each k-CNOT gate is realized using irreversible
    k-input AND and EXOR gate, has been considered.

  43. Aero Fighter - 2D Gaming.

    Authors: Zeeshan Ahmed
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Designing and developing quality based computer game is always a challenging
    task for developers. In this paper I briefly discuss aero fighting war game
    based on simple 2D gaming concepts and developed in C & C++ programming
    languages, using old bitmapping concepts. Going into the details of the game
    development, I discuss the designed strategies, flow of game and implemented
    prototype version of game, especially for beginners of game programming.

  44. Home Automation.

    Authors: Zeeshan Ahmed
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper I briefly discuss the importance of home automation system.
    Going in to the details I briefly present a real time designed and implemented
    software and hardware oriented house automation research project, capable of
    automating house's electricity and providing a security system to detect the
    presence of unexpected behavior.

  45. Towards Autopoietic Computing.

    Authors: Gerard Briscoe, Paolo Dini
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    A key challenge in modern computing is to develop systems that address
    complex, dynamic problems in a scalable and efficient way, because the
    increasing complexity of software makes designing and maintaining efficient and
    flexible systems increasingly difficult. Biological systems are thought to
    possess robust, scalable processing paradigms that can automatically manage
    complex, dynamic problem spaces, possessing several properties that may be
    useful in computer systems.

  46. Wrapper/TAM Co-Optimization and constrained Test Scheduling for SOCs Using Rectangle Bin Packing.

    Authors: Md. Saiful Islam, Md. Rafiqul Islam, Abdullah Al Mahmud, Muhammad Rezaul karim, Hafiz Md. Hasan Babu
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper describes an integrated framework for SOC test automation. This
    framework is based on a new approach for Wrapper/TAM co-optimization based on
    rectangle packing considering the diagonal length of the rectangles to
    emphasize on both TAM widths required by a core and its corresponding testing
    time .In this paper, an efficient algorithm has been proposed to construct
    wrappers that reduce testing time for cores. Rectangle packing has been used to
    develop an integrated scheduling algorithm that incorporates power constraints
    in the test schedule.

  47. Wrapper/TAM Co-Optimization and Test Scheduling for SOCs Using Rectangle Bin Packing Considering Diagonal Length of Rectangles.

    Authors: Md. Saiful Islam, Md. Rafiqul Islam, Abdullah Al Mahmud, Muhammad Rezaul karim, Hafiz Md. Hasan Babu
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper describes an integrated framework for SOC test automation. This
    framework is based on a new approach for Wrapper/TAM co-optimization based on
    rectangle packing considering the diagonal length of the rectangles to
    emphasize on both TAM widths required by a core and its corresponding testing
    time. In this paper, we propose an efficient algorithm to construct wrappers
    that reduce testing time for cores. We then use rectangle packing to develop an
    integrated scheduling algorithm that incorporates power constraints in the test
    schedule.

  48. I-SOAS towards Product Data Management (PDM) based Application's Problems.

    Authors: Zeeshan Ahmed, Detlef Gerhard
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this research paper we address the importance of Product Data Management
    (PDM) with respect to the industrial contributional point of view and its major
    objectives. Moreover we also present some currently available major challenges
    to the Product Data Management based communities, and targeting those
    challenges we discuss an already proposed conceptual architectural based
    helpful approach and briefly describe how this approach can be helpful in
    solving the PDM communities faced problems.

  49. How Does Ontology Contribute in Semantic Web Development?.

    Authors: Zeeshan Ahmed, Detlef Gerhard
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper investigates and briefly describes the major currently existing
    problems with World Wide Web .i.e., Information filtration and Security became
    the main reasons of semantic web's invention. The semantic web claims of
    providing the semantic based solutions towards current web problems. Semantic
    web have introduced and relies on a main building block "Ontology" to provide
    the information in machine processable semantic models and produce semantically
    modelled knowledge representation systems.

  50. Web to Semantic Web & Role of Ontology.

    Authors: Zeeshan Ahmed, Detlef Gerhard
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this research paper we are briefly presenting current major web problems
    and introducing semantic web technologies with the claim of solving existing
    web's problems. Furthermore we are describing Ontology as the main building
    block of semantic web and focusing on its contributions to semantic web
    progress and current limitations.

  51. Semantic Oriented Intelligent Electronic Learning.

    Authors: Zeeshan Ahmed, Detlef Gerhard
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this research paper we describe semantic oriented information engineering
    and knowledge management based solution towards E-Learning systems. We also try
    to justify the importance of proposed solution with respect to the E-Learning
    Approaches .i.e., Behavior, Objectivism, Cognitive and Construction. Moreover
    we briefly describe E-Learning, information engineering, knowledge management
    and some old and newly available technologies supporting development of
    E-Learning Systems in this research paper.

  52. Contributions of PDM Systems in Organizational Technical Data Management.

    Authors: Zeeshan Ahmed, Detlef Gerhard
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Product Data Management (PDM) claims of producing desktop and web based
    systems to maintain the organizational data to increase the quality of products
    by improving the process of development, business process flows, change
    management, product structure management, project tracking and resource
    planning. Moreover PDM helps in reducing the cost and effort required in
    engineering.

  53. WLAN PIDS.

    Authors: Deng Bin
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper discuss two structures of WLAN system fit to Passenger Information
    Display System which is partly of subway.

  54. Semantic structure and finite-size saturation in scale-free dependency networks of free software.

    Authors: Rajiv Nair, G. Nagarjuna, Arnab K. Ray
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    A continuum model has been proposed to fit the data pertaining to the
    directed networks in free and open-source software. While the degree
    distributions of links in both the in-directed and out-directed dependency
    networks follow Zipf's law for the intermediate nodes, the most richly linked
    nodes, as well as the most poorly linked nodes, deviate from this trend and
    exhibit finite-size effects. The finite-size parameters make a quantitative
    distinction between the in-directed and out-directed networks.

  55. Scheduling Periodic Real-Time Tasks with Heterogeneous Reward Requirements.

    Authors: I-Hong Hou, P.R. Kumar
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    We study the problem of scheduling periodic real-time tasks so as to meet
    their individual minimum reward requirements. A task generates jobs that can be
    given arbitrary service times before their deadlines. A task then obtains
    rewards based on the service times received by its jobs. We show that this
    model is compatible to the imprecise computation models and the increasing
    reward with increasing service models.

  56. Critical Success factors for Enterprise Resource Planning implementation in Indian Retail Industry: An Exploratory study.

    Authors: Poonam Garg
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Enterprise resource Planning (ERP) has become a key business driver in
    today's world. Retailers are also trying to reap in the benefits of the ERP. In
    most large Indian Retail Industry ERP systems have replaced nonintegrated
    information systems with integrated and maintainable software. Retail ERP
    solution integrates demand and supply effectively to help improve bottom line.
    The implementation of ERP systems in such firms is a difficult task. So far,
    ERP implementations have yielded more failures than successes.

  57. MIMO Detection Algorithms for High Data Rate Wireless Transmission.

    Authors: Nirmalendu Bikas Sinha, R. Bera, M. Mitra
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Motivated by MIMO broad-band fading channel model, in this section a
    comparative study is presented regarding various uncoded adaptive and
    non-adaptive MIMO detection algorithms with respect to BER/PER performance, and
    hardware complexity. All the simulations are conducted within MIMO-OFDM
    framework and with a packet structure similar to that of IEEE 802.11a/g
    standard. As the comparison results show, the RLS algorithm appears to be an
    affordable solution for wideband MIMO system targeting at Giga-bit wireless
    transmission.

  58. Implementing and Evaluating a Wireless Body Sensor System for Automated Physiological Data Acquisition at Home.

    Authors: Chao Chen, Carlos Pomalaza-Raez
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Advances in embedded devices and wireless sensor networks have resulted in
    new and inexpensive health care solutions. This paper describes the
    implementation and the evaluation of a wireless body sensor system that
    monitors human physiological data at home. Specifically, a waist-mounted
    triaxial accelerometer unit is used to record human movements.

  59. To Optimally Design Microstrip Nonuniform Transmission Lines as Lowpass Filters.

    Authors: M. Khalaj-Amirhosseini, S. A. Akbarzadeh-Jahromi
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    A method is proposed to optimally design the Microstrip Nonuniform
    Transmission Line (MNTLs) as lowpass filters. Some electrical and physical
    restrictions are used to design MNTLs. To optimally design the MNTLs, their
    strip width is expanded as truncated Fourier series, firstly. Then, the optimum
    values of the coefficients of the series are obtained through an optimization
    approach. The performance of the proposed structure is studied by design and
    fabrication of two lowpass filters of cutoff frequency 2.0 GHz.

  60. Rectangular and Circular Antenna Design on Thick Substrate.

    Authors: Harsh kumar, Shweta Srivastava
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Millimeter wave technology being an emerging area is still very undeveloped.
    A substantial research needs to be done in this area as its applications are
    numerous. In the present endeavor, a rectangular patch antenna is designed on
    thick substrate and simulated using SONNET software, also a novel analysis
    technique is developed for circular patch antenna for millimeter wave
    frequency. The antenna is designed at 39 GHz on thick substrate and has been
    analyzed and simulated.The results of the theoretical analysis are in good
    agreement with the simulated results.

  61. Mutual Coupling Reduction in Two-Dimensional Array of Microstrip Antennas Using Concave Rectangular Patches.

    Authors: S. Mohanna, A. Farahbakhsh, S. Tavakoli
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Using concave rectangular patches, a new solution to reduce mutual coupling
    and return loss in two-dimensional array of microstrip antennas is proposed.
    The effect of width and length concavity on mutual coupling and return loss is
    studied. Also, the patch parameters as well as the amounts of width and length
    concavity are optimized using an enhanced genetic algorithm. Simulation results
    show that the resulting array antenna has low amounts of mutual coupling and
    return loss.

  62. Improving GPS Precision and Processing Time using Parallel and Reduced-Length Wiener Filters.

    Authors: C. Zhou, J. Garcia
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Increasing GPS precision at low cost has always been a challenge for the
    manufacturers of the GPS receivers. This paper proposes the use of a Wiener
    filter for increasing precision in substitution of traditional GPS/INS fusion
    systems, which require expensive inertial systems. In this paper, we first
    implement and compare three GPS signal processing schemes: a Kalman filter, a
    neural network and a Wiener filter and compare them in terms of precision and
    the processing time. To further reduce the processing time of Wiener filter, we
    propose parallel and reduced-length implementations.

  63. Novel method for planar microstrip antenna matching impedance.

    Authors: Mahdi Ali, Abdennacer Kachouri, Mounir Samet
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Because all microstrip antennas have to be matched to the standard generator
    impedance or load, the input impedance matching method for antenna is
    particularly important. In this paper a new methodology in achieving matching
    impedance of a planar microstrip antenna for wireless application is described.
    The method is based on embedding an Interdigital capacitor. The fine results
    obtained by using a microstrip Interdigital capacitor for matching antenna
    impedance led to an efficient method to improve array antenna performance.

  64. On the Utility of Directional Information for Repositioning Errant Probes in Central Force Optimization.

    Authors: Richard A. Formato
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Central Force Optimization is a global search and optimization algorithm that
    searches a decision space be flying "probes" whose trajectories are
    deterministically computed using two equations of motion. Because it is
    possible for a probe to fly outside the domain of feasible solutions, a simple
    errant probe retrieval method has been used previously that does not include
    the directional information contained in a probe's acceleration vector. This
    note investigates the effect of adding directionality to the "repositioning
    factor" approach.

  65. sTeXIDE: An Integrated Development Environment for sTeX Collections.

    Authors: Michael Kohlhase, Constantin Jucovschi
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Authoring documents in MKM formats like OMDoc is a very tedious task. After
    years of working on a semantically annotated corpus of sTeX documents (GenCS),
    we identified a set of common, time-consuming subtasks, which can be supported
    in an integrated authoring environment. We have adapted the modular Eclipse IDE
    into sTeXIDE, an authoring solution for enhancing productivity in contributing
    to sTeX based corpora. sTeXIDE supports context-aware command completion,
    module management, semantic macro retrieval, and theory graph navigation.

  66. Radio Frequency Identifiers: What are the Possibilities?.

    Authors: Ahmed Elmorshidy
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper defines the components of radio frequency identifiers (RFID). It
    also explores the different areas and sectors where RFID can be beneficial. The
    paper discusses the uses and advantages of RFID in deference, consumer packaged
    goods (CPG), healthcare, logistics, manufacturing, and retail.

  67. Parallel QR decomposition in LTE-A systems.

    Authors: Manar Mohaisen, KyungHi Chang, Sebastien Aubert, Fabienne Nouvel
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The QR Decomposition (QRD) of communication channel matrices is a fundamental
    prerequisite to several detection schemes in Multiple-Input Multiple-Output
    (MIMO) communication systems. Herein, the main feature of the QRD is to
    transform the non-causal system into a causal system, where consequently
    efficient detection algorithms based on the Successive Interference
    Cancellation (SIC) or Sphere Decoder (SD) become possible. Also, QRD can be
    used as a light but efficient antenna selection scheme.

  68. Effective Query Retrieval System In Mobile Business Environment.

    Authors: R. Sivaraman, R.M. Chandrasekaran
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Web Based Query Management System (WBQMS) is a methodology to design and to
    implement Mobile Business, in which a server is the gateway to connect
    databases with clients which sends requests and receives responses in a
    distributive manner. The gateway, which communicates with mobile phone via GSM
    Modem, receives the coded queries from users and sends packed results back. The
    software which communicates with the gateway system via SHORT MESSAGE, packs
    users' requests, IDs and codes, and sends the package to the gateway; then
    interprets the packed data for the users to read on a page of GUI.

  69. A Novel Algorithm for Informative Meta Similarity Clusters Using Minimum Spanning Tree.

    Authors: S. John Peter, S. P. Victor
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The minimum spanning tree clustering algorithm is capable of detecting
    clusters with irregular boundaries. In this paper we propose two minimum
    spanning trees based clustering algorithm. The first algorithm produces k
    clusters with center and guaranteed intra-cluster similarity. The radius and
    diameter of k clusters are computed to find the tightness of k clusters. The
    variance of the k clusters are also computed to find the compactness of the
    clusters. The second algorithm is proposed to create a dendrogram using the k
    clusters as objects with guaranteed inter-cluster similarity.

  70. Reduction in iron losses in Indirect Vector-Controlled IM Drive using FLC.

    Authors: Mukesh Tiwari, C. Srisailam, Anurag Trivedi
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper describes the use of fuzzy logic controller for efficiency
    optimization control of a drive while keeping good dynamic response. At
    steady-state light-load condition, the fuzzy controller adaptively adjusts the
    excitation current with respect to the torque current to give the minimum total
    copper and iron loss. The measured input power such that, for a given load
    torque and speed, the drive settles down to the minimum input power, i.e.,
    operates at maximum efficiency. The low-frequency pulsating torque due to
    decrementation of flux is compensated in a feed forward manner.

  71. CrystalGPU: Transparent and Efficient Utilization of GPU Power.

    Authors: Matei Ripeanu, Abdullah Gharaibeh, Samer Al-Kiswany
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    General-purpose computing on graphics processing units (GPGPU) has recently
    gained considerable attention in various domains such as bioinformatics,
    databases and distributed computing. GPGPU is based on using the GPU as a
    co-processor accelerator to offload computationally-intensive tasks from the
    CPU. This study starts from the observation that a number of GPU features (such
    as overlapping communication and computation, short lived buffer reuse, and
    harnessing multi-GPU systems) can be abstracted and reused across different
    GPGPU applications.

  72. Tunable Multifunction Filter Using Current Conveyor.

    Authors: Manish Kumar, M.C. Srivastava, Umesh Kumar
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The paper presents a current tunable multifunction filter using current
    conveyor. The proposed circuit can be realized as on chip tunable low pass,
    high pass, band pass and elliptical notch filter. The circuit employs two
    current conveyors, one OTA, four resistors and two grounded capacitors, ideal
    for integration. It has only one output terminal and the number of input
    terminals may be used. Further, there is no requirement for component matching
    in the circuit. The resonance frequency ({\omega}0) and bandwidth ({\omega}0
    /Q) enjoy orthogonal tuning.

  73. The New Embedded System Design Methodology For Improving Design Process Performance.

    Authors: Maman Abdurohman, Kuspriyanto, Sarwono Sutikno, Arif Sasongko
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Time-to-market pressure and productivity gap force vendors and researchers to
    improve embedded system design methodology. Current used design method,
    Register Transfer Level (RTL), is no longer be adequate to comply with embedded
    system design necessity. It needs a new methodology for facing the lack of RTL.
    In this paper, a new methodology of hardware embedded system modeling process
    is designed for improving design process performance using Transaction Level
    Modeling (TLM). TLM is a higher abstraction design concept model above RTL
    model.

  74. Implementation of the Six Channel Redundancy to achieve fault tolerance in testing of satellites.

    Authors: H. S. Aravinda, H. D. Maheshappa, Ranjan Moodithaya
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper aims to implement the six channel redundancy to achieve fault
    tolerance in testing of satellites with acoustic spectrum. We mainly focus here
    on achieving fault tolerance. An immediate application is the microphone data
    acquisition and to do analysis at the Acoustic Test Facility (ATF) centre,
    National Aerospace Laboratories. It has an 1100 cubic meter reverberation
    chamber in which a maximum sound pressure level of 157 dB is generated. The six
    channel Redundancy software with fault tolerant operation is devised and
    developed.

  75. Modelling and Implementation of ITWS: An ultimate solution to ITS.

    Authors: Nirmalendu Bikas Sinha, R. Bera, M.Mitra, Manish sonal, Makar Chand Snai
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Casualties due to traffic accidents are increasing day by day. Think of this
    message being displayed on your computer screen while you were driving "there's
    a possibility of collision with a car in the next few minutes if you go on
    driving with this speed and direction". Our research is intended towards
    developing collision avoidance architecture for the latest Intelligent
    Transport System. The exchange of safety messages among vehicles and with
    infrastructure devices poses major challenges.

  76. Performance Evaluation of SCM-WDM System Using Different Linecoding.

    Authors: Md. Shamim Reza, Md. Maruf Hossain, Adnan Ahmed Chowdhury, S. M. Shamim Reza, Md. Moshiur Rahman
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper investigates the theoretical performance analysis for a subcarrier
    multiplexed (SCM) wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) optical transmission
    system in presence of optical beat interference (OBI) which occurs during the
    photo detection process. We have presented a comparison for improving the
    performance of SCM-WDM system in presence of OBI. Non-return-to zero (NRZ),
    Manchester and Miller code (MC) line coding are used for performance
    investigation of SCM-WDM system. A suitable signal bandwidth is selected and
    200 KHz is considered as channel bandwidth.

  77. Evaluation of Burst Loss Rate of an Optical Burst Switching (OBS) Network with Wavelength Conversion Capability.

    Authors: Md. Shamim Reza, Md. Maruf Hossain, Satya Prasad Majumder
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper presents a new analytical model for calculating burst loss rate
    (BLR) in a slotted optical burst switched network. The analytical result leads
    to a framework which provides guidelines for optical burst switched networks.
    Wavelength converter is used for burst contention resolution. The effect of
    several design parameters such as burst arrival probability, wavelength
    conversion capability, number of slots per burst and number of wavelengths is
    incorporated on the above performance measure.

  78. Video shot boundary detection using motion activity descriptor.

    Authors: Abdelati Malek Amel, Ben Abdelali Abdessalem, Mtibaa Abdellatif
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper focus on the study of the motion activity descriptor for shot
    boundary detection in video sequences. We interest in the validation of this
    descriptor in the aim of its real time implementation with reasonable high
    performances in shot boundary detection. The motion activity information is
    extracted in uncompressed domain based on adaptive rood pattern search (ARPS)
    algorithm. In this context, the motion activity descriptor was applied for
    different video sequence.

  79. Clustering of Content Supporting Computer Mediated Courseware Development.

    Authors: G. M. M. Bashir, M. J. Hossain, M. R. Karim
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Computer Mediated Courseware (CMC) has been developed so far for individual
    courses considering single or multiple text books. A group of courseware can be
    developed by using multiple text books and in this case, it is a requirement to
    cluster the contents of different books to form a generalized clustered
    content. No work has been found to develop courseware applying generalized
    clustered content.

  80. Modelling and Design of a Microstrip Band-Pass Filter Using Space Mapping Techniques.

    Authors: Saeed Tavakoli, Mahdieh Zeinadini, Shahram Mohanna
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Determination of design parameters based on electromagnetic simulations of
    microwave circuits is an iterative and often time-consuming procedure. Space
    mapping is a powerful technique to optimize such complex models by efficiently
    substituting accurate but expensive electromagnetic models, fine models, with
    fast and approximate models, coarse models. In this paper, we apply two space
    mapping, an explicit space mapping as well as an implicit and response residual
    space mapping, techniques to a case study application, a microstrip band-pass
    filter.

  81. Optimal Crosstalk Detection and Localization Method for Optical Time Division Multiplexed Transmission Systems.

    Authors: A. Ahmed Jedidi, B. Mohamed Abid
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    All-Optical Network (AON) is a network where the user-network interface is
    optical and the data does undergo optical to electrical conversion within the
    network. AONs are attractive because they promise very high rates, flexible
    switching and broad application support. There are two technologies for AON:
    Wavelength Division Multiplexed (WDM) and Optical Time Division Multiplexed
    (OTDM). OTDM transmission systems are becoming increasingly important as one of
    the key technologies satisfying the growing demand for large capacity optical
    networks.

  82. Prediction of Retained Capacity and EODV of Li-ion Batteries in LEO Spacecraft Batteries.

    Authors: S. Ramakrishnan, S. Venugopalan, A. Ebenezer Jeyakumar
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In resent years ANN is widely reported for modeling in different areas of
    science including electro chemistry. This includes modeling of different
    technological batteries such as lead acid battery, Nickel cadmium batteries
    etc. Lithium ion batteries are advance battery technology which satisfy most of
    the space mission requirements. Low earth orbit (LEO)space craft batteries
    undergo large number of charge discharge cycles (about 25000 cycles)compared to
    other ground level or space applications.

  83. An approximate analytical (structural) superposition in terms of two, or more, "alfa"-circuits of the same topology: Pt. 2 - the "internal circuit mechanism".

    Authors: Emanuel Gluskin
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This is the second part, after [1], of the research devoted to analysis of
    1-ports composed of similar conductors ("f-circuits") described by the
    characteristic i = f(v) of a polynomial type. This analysis is performed by
    means of the power-law "alfa"-circuit" introduced in [2], for which f(v) ~
    v^"alfa". The f-circuits are constructed from the f-circuits of the same
    topology, with the proper "alfa", so that the given topology is kept, and 'f'
    is an additive function of the connection.

  84. Plagiarism Detection Using Graph-Based Representation.

    Authors: Naomie Salim, Ahmed Hamza Osman, Mohammed Salem Binwahlan
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Plagiarism of material from the Internet is a widespread and growing problem.
    Several methods used to detect the plagiarism and similarity between the source
    document and suspected documents such as fingerprint based on character or
    n-gram. In this paper, we discussed a new method to detect the plagiarism based
    on graph representation; however, Preprocessing for each document is required
    such as breaking down the document into its constituent sentences. Segmentation
    of each sentence into separated terms and stop word removal.

  85. Crosstalk Noise Modeling for RC and RLC interconnects in Deep Submicron VLSI Circuits.

    Authors: P.V.Hunagund, A.B.Kalpana
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The crosstalk noise model for noise constrained interconnects optimization is
    presented for RC interconnects. The proposed model has simple closed-form
    expressions, which is capable of predicting the noise amplitude and the noise
    pulse width of an RC interconnect as well as coupling locations (near-driver
    and near-receiver) on victim net.

  86. Propose a Fuzzy Queuing Maximal Benefit Location Problem.

    Authors: Reza Rabieyan
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper presents a fuzzy queuing location model for congested system. In a
    queuing system there are different criteria that are not constant such as
    service rate, service rate demand, queue length, the occupancy probability of a
    service center and Probability of joining the queue line.

  87. Instantaneous noise-based logic.

    Authors: Laszlo B. Kish, Sunil Khatri, Ferdinand Peper
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    We show two universal, Boolean, deterministic logic schemes based on binary
    noise timefunctions that can be realized without time averaging units. The
    first scheme is based on a new bipolar random telegraph wave scheme and the
    second one makes use of the recent noise-based logic which is conjectured to be
    the brain's method of logic operations [Physics Letters A 373 (2009) 2338-2342,
    arXiv:0902.2033]. For binary-valued logic operations, the two simple Boolean
    schemes presented in this paper use zero (no noise) for the logic Low (L)
    state.

  88. Effect of Weighting Scheme to QoS Properties in Web Service Discovery.

    Authors: Agushaka J. O., Lawal M. M., Bagiwa, A. M., Abdullahi B. F
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Specifying QoS properties can limit the selection of some good web services
    that the user will have considered; this is because the algorithm used strictly
    ensures that there is a match between QoS properties of the consumer with that
    of the available services. This is to say that, a situation may arise that some
    services might not have all that the user specifies but are rated high in those
    they have. With some tradeoffs specified in form of weight, these services will
    be made available to the user for consideration.

  89. Predictive Gain Estimation - A mathematical analysis.

    Authors: P. Chakrabarti
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In case of realization of successful business, gain analysis is essential. In
    this paper we have cited some new techniques of gain expectation on the basis
    of neural property of perceptron. Support rule and Sequence mining based
    artificial intelligence oriented practices have also been done in this context.
    In the view of above fuzzy and statistical based gain sensing is also pointed
    out.

  90. An Improved Fixed Switching Frequency Direct Torque Control of Induction Motor Drives Fed by Direct Matrix Converter.

    Authors: Nabil Taib, Toufik Rekioua, Bruno Francois
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    A few papers have been interested by the fixed switching frequency direct
    torque control fed by direct matrix converters, where we can find just the use
    of direct torque controlled space vector modulated method. In this present
    paper, we present an improved method used for a fixed switching frequency
    direct torque control (DTC) using a direct matrix converter (DMC). This method
    is characterized by a simple structure, a fixed switching frequency which
    causes minimal torque ripple and a unity input power factor.

  91. Variable Threshold MOSFET Approach (Through Dynamic Threshold MOSFET) For Universal Logic Gates.

    Authors: K. Ragini, M. Satyam, B.C. Jinaga
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this article, we proposed a Variable threshold MOSFET(VTMOS)approach which
    is realized from Dynamic Threshold MOSFET(DTMOS), suitable for sub-threshold
    digital circuit operation. Basically the principle of sub- threshold logics is
    operating MOSFET in sub-threshold region and using the leakage current in that
    region for switching action, there by drastically decreasing power. To reduce
    the power consumption of sub-threshold circuits further, a novel body biasing
    technique termed VTMOS is introduced .VTMOS approach is realized from DTMOS
    approach.

  92. Performance Analysis of Best suited Adaptive Equalization Algorithm for Optical Communication.

    Authors: Sumon Kumar Debnath, Tarek Hasan-Al-Mahmud, M.Mahbubur Rahman
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Fiber optics is one of the highest bandwidth communication channel types in
    the current communication industry. The paper is to analyze a typical optical
    channel and perform channel equalization using an adaptive modified DFE with
    Activity Detection Guidance and Tap Decoupling algorithm. Evaluation can be
    made on the employment of the DFE algorithm and with enhancements, like
    Fractionally-Spaced equalization and Activity Detection Guidance, to improve
    its stability, steady-state error performance and convergence rate.

  93. A Mobile Message Scheduling and Delivery System using m-Learning framework.

    Authors: Moumita Majumder, Sumit Dhar
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Wireless data communications in form of Short Message Service (SMS) and
    Wireless Access Protocols (WAP) browsers have gained global popularity, yet,
    not much has been done to extend the usage of these devices in electronic
    learning (e-learning) and information sharing. This project explores the
    extension of e learning into wireless/ handheld (W/H) computing devices with
    the help of a mobile learning (m-learning) framework.

  94. Bit Error Rate Performance Analysis on Modulation Techniques of Wideband Code Division Multiple Access.

    Authors: M. A. Masud, M. Samsuzzaman, M. A.Rahman
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In the beginning of 21st century there has been a dramatic shift in the
    market dynamics of telecommunication services. The transmission from base
    station to mobile or downlink transmission using M-ary Quadrature Amplitude
    modulation (QAM) and Quadrature phase shift keying (QPSK) modulation schemes
    are considered in Wideband-Code Division Multiple Access (W-CDMA) system. We
    have done the performance analysis of these modulation techniques when the
    system is subjected to Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) and multipath
    Rayleigh fading are considered in the channel.

  95. Wavelet-Based Mel-Frequency Cepstral Coefficients for Speaker Identification using Hidden Markov Models.

    Authors: Mahmoud I. Abdalla, Hanaa S. Ali
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    To improve the performance of speaker identification systems, an effective
    and robust method is proposed to extract speech features, capable of operating
    in noisy environment. Based on the time-frequency multi-resolution property of
    wavelet transform, the input speech signal is decomposed into various frequency
    channels. For capturing the characteristic of the signal, the Mel-Frequency
    Cepstral Coefficients (MFCCs) of the wavelet channels are calculated.

  96. Spoken Language Identification Using Hybrid Feature Extraction Methods.

    Authors: Pawan Kumar, Astik Biswas, A .N. Mishra, Mahesh Chandra
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper introduces and motivates the use of hybrid robust feature
    extraction technique for spoken language identification (LID) system. The
    speech recognizers use a parametric form of a signal to get the most important
    distinguishable features of speech signal for recognition task. In this paper
    Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (MFCC), Perceptual linear prediction
    coefficients (PLP) along with two hybrid features are used for language
    Identification.

  97. Arithmetic Operations in Multi-Valued Logic.

    Authors: Vasundara Patel, K. S. Gurumurthy
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper presents arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction and
    multiplications in Modulo-4 arithmetic, and also addition, multiplication in
    Galois field, using multi-valued logic (MVL). Quaternary to binary and binary
    to quaternary converters are designed using down literal circuits. Negation in
    modular arithmetic is designed with only one gate. Logic design of each
    operation is achieved by reducing the terms using Karnaugh diagrams, keeping
    minimum number of gates and depth of net in to consideration. Quaternary
    multiplier circuit is proposed to achieve required optimization.

  98. Design of A Low Power Low Voltage CMOS Opamp.

    Authors: Ratul Kr. Baruah
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper a CMOS operational amplifier is presented which operates at 2V
    power supply and 1microA input bias current at 0.8 micron technology using non
    conventional mode of operation of MOS transistors and whose input is depended
    on bias current. The unique behaviour of the MOS transistors in subthreshold
    region not only allows a designer to work at low input bias current but also at
    low voltage. While operating the device at weak inversion results low power
    dissipation but dynamic range is degraded.

  99. The output distribution of important LULU-operators.

    Authors: R. Anguelov, P.W. Butler, C.H. Rohwer, M. Wild
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    A general procedure to compute the output distribution D for certain
    nonlinear operators S (so called erosion-dilation cascades) is given. A
    refinement of the procedure yields D for some important LULU-operators S.
    Properties of D can also be used to characterize smoothing properties of a
    nonlinear operator S.

  100. Scalable, Time-Responsive, Digital, Energy-Efficient Molecular Circuits using DNA Strand Displacement.

    Authors: David Doty, Ehsan Chiniforooshan, Lila Kari, Shinnosuke Seki
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    We propose a novel theoretical biomolecular design to implement any Boolean
    circuit using the mechanism of DNA strand displacement. The design is scalable:
    all species of DNA strands can in principle be mixed and prepared in a single
    test tube, rather than requiring separate purification of each species, which
    is a barrier to large-scale synthesis. The design is time-responsive: the
    concentration of output species changes in response to the concentration of
    input species, so that time-varying inputs may be continuously processed.

  101. Automated selection of LEDs by luminance and chromaticity coordinate.

    Authors: Ulrich H.P. Fischer, Jens-Uwe Just, Christian Reinboth
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The increased use of LEDs for lighting purposes has led to the development of
    numerous applications requiring a pre-selection of LEDs by their luminance and
    / or their chromaticity coordinate. This paper demonstrates how a manual
    pre-selection process can be realized using a relatively simple configuration.
    Since a manual selection service can only be commercially viable as long as
    only small quantities of LEDs need to be sorted, an automated solution suggests
    itself. This paper introduces such a solution, which has been developed by
    Harzoptics in close cooperation with Rundfunk Gernrode.

  102. Investigation and Assessment of Disorder of Ultrasound B-mode Images.

    Authors: Vidhi Rawat, Alok jain, Vibhakar shrimali
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Digital image plays a vital role in the early detection of cancers, such as
    prostate cancer, breast cancer, lungs cancer, cervical cancer. Ultrasound
    imaging method is also suitable for early detection of the abnormality of
    fetus. The accurate detection of region of interest in ultrasound image is
    crucial. Since the result of reflection, refraction and deflection of
    ultrasound waves from different types of tissues with different acoustic
    impedance.

  103. A GA based Window Selection Methodology to Enhance Window based Multi wavelet transformation and thresholding aided CT image denoising technique.

    Authors: Syed Amjad Ali, Srinivasan Vathsal, K. Lal kishore
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Image denoising is getting more significance, especially in Computed
    Tomography (CT), which is an important and most common modality in medical
    imaging. This is mainly due to that the effectiveness of clinical diagnosis
    using CT image lies on the image quality. The denoising technique for CT images
    using window-based Multi-wavelet transformation and thresholding shows the
    effectiveness in denoising, however, a drawback exists in selecting the closer
    windows in the process of window-based multi-wavelet transformation and
    thresholding.

  104. A Survey of Na\"ive Bayes Machine Learning approach in Text Document Classification.

    Authors: Vidhya. K. A, G. Aghila
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Text Document classification aims in associating one or more predefined
    categories based on the likelihood suggested by the training set of labeled
    documents. Many machine learning algorithms play a vital role in training the
    system with predefined categories among which Na\"ive Bayes has some intriguing
    facts that it is simple, easy to implement and draws better accuracy in large
    datasets in spite of the na\"ive dependence.

  105. FP-tree and COFI Based Approach for Mining of Multiple Level Association Rules in Large Databases.

    Authors: K. R. Pardasani, Virendra Kumar Shrivastava, Parveen Kumar
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In recent years, discovery of association rules among itemsets in a large
    database has been described as an important database-mining problem. The
    problem of discovering association rules has received considerable research
    attention and several algorithms for mining frequent itemsets have been
    developed. Many algorithms have been proposed to discover rules at single
    concept level. However, mining association rules at multiple concept levels may
    lead to the discovery of more specific and concrete knowledge from data.

  106. Content based Zero-Watermarking Algorithm for Authentication of Text Documents.

    Authors: Zunera Jalil, Anwar M. Mirza, Maria Sabir
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Copyright protection and authentication of digital contents has become a
    significant issue in the current digital epoch with efficient communication
    mediums such as internet. Plain text is the rampantly used medium used over the
    internet for information exchange and it is very crucial to verify the
    authenticity of information. There are very limited techniques available for
    plain text watermarking and authentication. This paper presents a novel
    zero-watermarking algorithm for authentication of plain text.

  107. Nonlinear Filter Based Image Denoising Using AMF Approach.

    Authors: T. K. Thivakaran, RM. Chandrasekaran
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper proposes a new technique based on nonlinear Adaptive Median filter
    (AMF) for image restoration. Image denoising is a common procedure in digital
    image processing aiming at the removal of noise, which may corrupt an image
    during its acquisition or transmission, while retaining its quality. This
    procedure is traditionally performed in the spatial or frequency domain by
    filtering. The aim of image enhancement is to reconstruct the true image from
    the corrupted image.

  108. Knowledge Management.

    Authors: Mohsen Gerami
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper discusses the important process of knowledge and its management,
    and differences between tacit and explicit knowledge and understanding the
    culture as a key issue for the successful implementation of knowledge
    management, in addition to, this paper is concerned with the four-stage model
    for the evolution of information technology (IT) support for knowledge
    management in law firms.

  109. Wireless IP Telephony.

    Authors: Mohsen Gerami
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The convergence of traditional telecommunications and the Internet is
    creating new network-based service delivery opportunities for
    telecommunications companies carriers, service providers, and network equipment
    providers. Voice over Wireless IP is one of the most exciting new developments
    emerging within the telephony market. It is set to revolutionize the delivery
    of mobile voice Services and provide exciting new opportunities for operators
    and service providers alike. This survey discusses principal of Wireless IP
    Telephony.

  110. Reconfigurable Parallel Data Flow Architecture.

    Authors: Hamid Reza Naji
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper presents a reconfigurable parallel data flow architecture. This
    architecture uses the concepts of multi-agent paradigm in reconfigurable
    hardware systems. The utilization of this new paradigm has the potential to
    greatly increase the flexibility, efficiency, expandability of data flow
    systems and to provide an attractive alternative to the current set of disjoint
    approaches that are currently applied to this problem domain. The ability of
    methodology to implement data flow type processing with different models is
    presented in this paper.

  111. An Analytical Approach to Document Clustering Based on Internal Criterion Function.

    Authors: Alok Ranjan, Harish Verma, Eatesh Kandpal, Joydip Dhar
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Fast and high quality document clustering is an important task in organizing
    information, search engine results obtaining from user query, enhancing web
    crawling and information retrieval. With the large amount of data available and
    with a goal of creating good quality clusters, a variety of algorithms have
    been developed having quality-complexity trade-offs.

  112. Model Based Ceramic tile inspection using Discrete Wavelet Transform and Euclidean Distance.

    Authors: Samir Elmougy, Ibrahim El-Henawy, Ahmed El-Azab
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Visual inspection of industrial products is used to determine the control
    quality for these products. This paper deals with the problem of visual
    inspection of ceramic tiles industry using Wavelet Transform. The third level
    the coefficients of two dimensions Haar Discrete Wavelet Transform (HDWT) is
    used in this paper to process the images and feature extraction. The proposed
    algorithm consists of two main phases. The first phase is to compute the
    wavelet transform for an image free of defects which known as reference image,
    and the image to be inspected which known as test image.

  113. Role of Data Mining in E-Payment systems.

    Authors: Sabyasachi Pattanaik, Partha Pratim Ghosh
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Data Mining deals extracting hidden knowledge, unexpected pattern and new
    rules from large database. Various customized data mining tools have been
    developed for domain specific applications such as Biomedicine, DNA analysis
    and telecommunication. Trends in data mining include further efforts towards
    the exploration of new application areas and methods for handling complex data
    types, algorithm scalability, constraint based data mining and visualization
    methods. In this paper we will present domain specific Secure Multiparty
    computation technique and applications.

  114. Ontology Based Query Expansion Using Word Sense Disambiguation.

    Authors: M. Barathi, S. Valli
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The existing information retrieval techniques do not consider the context of
    the keywords present in the user's queries. Therefore, the search engines
    sometimes do not provide sufficient information to the users. New methods based
    on the semantics of user keywords must be developed to search in the vast web
    space without incurring loss of information. The semantic based information
    retrieval techniques need to understand the meaning of the concepts in the user
    queries.

  115. State Of The Art In Digital Steganography Focusing ASCII Text Documents.

    Authors: Khan Farhan Rafat, Muhammad Sher
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Digitization of analogue signals has opened up new avenues for information
    hiding and the recent advancements in the telecommunication field has taken up
    this desire even further. From copper wire to fiber optics, technology has
    evolved and so are ways of covert channel communication. By "Covert" we mean
    "anything not meant for the purpose for which it is being used".

  116. Integration of Rule Based Expert Systems and Case Based Reasoning in an Acute Bacterial Meningitis Clinical Decision Support System.

    Authors: Mariana Maceiras Cabrera, Ernesto Ocampo Edye
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This article presents the results of the research carried out on the
    development of a medical diagnostic system applied to the Acute Bacterial
    Meningitis, using the Case Based Reasoning methodology. The research was
    focused on the implementation of the adaptation stage, from the integration of
    Case Based Reasoning and Rule Based Expert Systems. In this adaptation stage we
    use a higher level RBC that stores and allows reutilizing change experiences,
    combined with a classic rule-based inference engine.

  117. Use of Service Curve for Resource Reservation in Wired-cum-Wireless Scenario.

    Authors: Nitul Dutta; Iti Saha Misra
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In a network, arrival process is converted into departure process through
    network elements. The departure process suffer propagation delay in the link,
    processing delay at the network elements like router and data loss due to
    buffer overflow or congestion. For providing guaranteed service resources need
    to be reserved before conversation takes place. To reserve such resources
    estimation of them are indispensable. The idea of service curve gives
    beforehand deterministic value of these parameters.

  118. Analysis, Modification, and Implementation (AMI) of Scheduling Algorithm for the IEEE 802.116e (Mobile WiMAX).

    Authors: C. Ravichandiran, C. Pethuru Raj, V. Vaidhyanathan
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Mobile WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is being
    touted as the most promising and potential broadband wireless technology. And
    the popularity rate has been surging to newer heights as the knowledge-backed
    service era unfolds steadily. Especially Mobile WiMAX is being projected as a
    real and strategic boon for developing counties such as India due to its
    wireless coverage acreage is phenomenally high. Mobile WiMAX has spurred
    tremendous interest from operators seeking to deploy high-performance yet
    cost-effective broadband wireless networks.

  119. Current Conveyor Based Multifunction Filter.

    Authors: Manish Kumar, M.C. Srivastava, Umesh Kumar
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The paper presents a current conveyor based multifunction filter. The
    proposed circuit can be realized as low pass, high pass, band pass and
    elliptical notch filter. The circuit employs two balanced output current
    conveyors, four resistors and two grounded capacitors, ideal for integration.
    It has only one output terminal and the number of input terminals may be used.
    Further, there is no requirement for component matching in the circuit. The
    parameter resonance frequency (\omega_0) and bandwidth (\omega_0 /Q) enjoy
    orthogonal tuning.

  120. Multi-objective Geometric Programming Problem With Weighted Mean Method.

    Authors: A. K. Ojha; K. K. Biswal
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Geometric programming is an important class of optimization problems that
    enable practitioners to model a large variety of real-world applications,
    mostly in the field of engineering design. In many real life optimization
    problem multi-objective programming plays a vital role in socio-economical and
    industrial optimizing problems. In this paper we have discussed the basic
    concepts and principle of multiple objective optimization problems and
    developed geometric programming (GP) technique to solve this optimization
    problem using weighted method to obtain the non-inferior solutions.

  121. Concurrent Approach to Flynn's SPMD Classification through Java.

    Authors: Bala Dhandayuthapani Veerasamy
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Parallel programming models exist as an abstraction of hardware and memory
    architectures. There are several parallel programming models in commonly use;
    they are shared memory model, thread model, message passing model, data
    parallel model, hybrid model, Flynn's models, embarrassingly parallel
    computations model, pipelined computations model. These models are not specific
    to a particular type of machine or memory architecture. This paper focuses the
    concurrent approach to Flynn's SPMD classification in single processing
    environment through java program.

  122. Comments on "Routh Stability Criterion".

    Authors: S. K. Katti, T. D. Roopamala
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this note, we have shown special case on Routh stability criterion, which
    is not discussed, in previous literature. This idea can be useful in computer
    science applications.

  123. New clustering method to decrease probability of failure nodes and increasing the lifetime in WSNs.

    Authors: Shahram Babaie, Ahmad Khadem Zade, Ali Hosseinalipour
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Clustering in wireless sensor networks is one of the crucial methods for
    increasing of network lifetime. There are many algorithms for clustering. One
    of the important cluster based algorithm in wireless sensor networks is LEACH
    algorithm. In this paper we proposed a new clustering method for increasing of
    network lifetime. We distribute several sensors with a high-energy for managing
    the cluster head and to decrease their responsibilities in network. The
    performance of the proposed algorithm via computer simulation was evaluated and
    compared with other clustering algorithms.

  124. Flexible Lyapunov Functions and Applications to Fast Mechatronic Systems.

    Authors: M. Lazar
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The property that every control system should posses is stability, which
    translates into safety in real-life applications. A central tool in systems
    theory for synthesizing control laws that achieve stability are control
    Lyapunov functions (CLFs). Classically, a CLF enforces that the resulting
    closed-loop state trajectory is contained within a cone with a fixed,
    predefined shape, and which is centered at and converges to a desired
    converging point.

  125. Central Force Optimization Applied to the PBM Suite of Antenna Benchmarks.

    Authors: Richard A. Formato
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Central Force Optimization (CFO) is a new nature-inspired deterministic
    multi-dimensional search and optimization metaheuristic based on the metaphor
    of gravitational kinematics. CFO is applied to the PBM antenna benchmark suite
    and the results compared to published performance data for other optimization
    algorithms. CFO acquits itself quite well. CFO's gradient-like nature is
    discussed, and it is speculated that a "generalized hyperspace derivative"
    might be defined for optimization problems as a new mathematical construct
    based on the Unit Step function.

  126. Nonlinear System Identification and Behavioral Modeling.

    Authors: Kazi Mohammed Saidul Huq, Md. Taslim Arefin, A. F. M. Sultanul Kabir
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The problem of determining a mathematical model for an unknown system by
    observing its input-output data pair is generally referred to as system
    identification. A behavioral model reproduces the required behavior of the
    original analyzed system, such as there is a one-to-one correspondence between
    the behavior of the original system and the simulated system. This paper
    presents nonlinear system identification and behavioral modeling using a work
    assignment.

  127. Processing of Communication Signal Using Operational Transconductance Amplifier.

    Authors: A. Roy, K. Ghosh, S. Mondal, B. N. Ray
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper proposes a signal processing methodology of communication system
    and realized that circuits using operational transconductance amplifier (OTA).
    Two important classes of communication circuit, delta modulator and compander
    have been designed using that procedure. In the first implementation coded
    pulse modulation system is demonstrated which employ sampling, quantizing and
    coding to convert analog waveforms to digital signals while the second gives
    data compression and expansion in digital communication system.

  128. Low-complexity Fusion Filtering for Continuous-Discrete Systems.

    Authors: Seokhyoung Lee, Vladimir Shin
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper, low-complexity distributed fusion filtering algorithm for
    mixed continuous-discrete multisensory dynamic systems is proposed. To
    implement the algorithm a new recursive equations for local cross-covariances
    are derived. To achieve an effective fusion filtering the covariance
    intersection (CI) algorithm is used. The CI algorithm is useful due to its
    low-computational complexity for calculation of a big number of
    cross-covariances between local estimates and matrix weights.

  129. SVM Model for Identification of human GPCRs.

    Authors: K. R. Pardasani, Sonal Shrivastava, M. M. Malik
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) constitute a broad class of cell-surface
    receptors in eukaryotes and they possess seven transmembrane a-helical domains.
    GPCRs are usually classified into several functionally distinct families that
    play a key role in cellular signalling and regulation of basic physiological
    processes. We can develop statistical models based on these common features
    that can be used to classify proteins, to predict new members, and to study the
    sequence-function relationship of this protein function group.

  130. The Role of the XBRL Standard in Optimizing the Financial Reporting.

    Authors: V. Grosu, E. Iancu, E. Hlaciuc, R. Petris, M. Socoliuc
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    When the financial information is difficult to produce, interpret, compare
    and analyze, we are put in the situation to face inconvenient consequences with
    negative repercussions, such as: the investor can give up the investment (with
    negative consequences on the risk equity market), the banks may not give loans,
    an auditor may not consider the financial statements as being credible etc.
    These facts allow the introduction of this paper's main objective, the
    eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) which is an open standard,
    independent and international for the treatments, opportunity,

  131. Improvement in RUP Project Management via Service Monitoring: Best Practice of SOA.

    Authors: Shahid Hussain, Bashir Ahmad, Sheikh Muhammad Saqib, Shakeel Ahmed, Arjamand Bano
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Management of project planning, monitoring, scheduling, estimation and risk
    management are critical issues faced by a project manager during development
    life cycle of software. In RUP, project management is considered as core
    discipline whose activities are carried in all phases during development of
    software products. On other side service monitoring is considered as best
    practice of SOA which leads to availability, auditing, debugging and tracing
    process.

  132. Optimized reversible BCD adder using new reversible logic gates.

    Authors: H.R.Bhagyalakshmi, M.K.Venkatesha
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Reversible logic has received great attention in the recent years due to
    their ability to reduce the power dissipation which is the main requirement in
    low power digital design. It has wide applications advanced computing, low
    power CMOS design, Optical information processing, DNA computing, bio
    information, quantum computation and nanotechnology. This paper presents an
    optimized reversible BCD adder using a new reversible gate.

  133. Determining the quality evaluation procedures using the expert systems.

    Authors: E. Iancu, N. Holban, V. Ditoiu
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    At this time, quality is a strategic instrument of the entities' global
    management, but it is also a determining element of their competitive spirit.
    The importance given to quality is abundantly found in the preoccupations of
    the European Union's Minister Board, by elaborating documents with a high
    impact over the quality of products/ services in special, and organizations in
    general.

  134. Optimal Control Strategies in Delayed Sharing Information Structures.

    Authors: Ashutosh Nayyar, Demosthenis Teneketzis, Aditya Mahajan
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The $n$-step delayed sharing information structure is investigated. This
    information structure comprises of $K$ controllers that share their information
    with a delay of $n$ time steps. This information structure is a link between
    the classical information structure, where information is shared perfectly
    between the controllers, and a non-classical information structure, where there
    is no "lateral" sharing of information among the controllers. Structural
    results for optimal control strategies for systems with such information
    structures are presented.

  135. Equal Power Distribution and Dynamic Subcarrier Assignment in OFDM Using Minimum Channel Gain Flow with Robust Optimization Uncertain Demand.

    Authors: F.A. Hla Myo Tun, S.B. Aye Thandar Phyo, T.C. Zaw Min Naing
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper, the minimum channel gain flow with uncertainty in the demand
    vector is examined. The approach is based on a transformation of uncertainty in
    the demand vector to uncertainty in the gain vector. OFDM systems are known to
    overcome the impairment of the wireless channel by splitting the given system
    bandwidth into parallel sub-carriers, on which data-symbols can be transmitted
    simultaneously. This enables the possibility of enhancing the system's
    performance by deploying adaptive mechanisms, namely power distribution and
    dynamic sub-carrier assignments.

  136. An Intelligent System For Effective Forest Fire Detection Using Spatial Data.

    Authors: K. Angayarkkani, N. Radhakrishnan
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The explosive growth of spatial data and extensive utilization of spatial
    databases emphasize the necessity for the automated discovery of spatial
    knowledge. In modern times, spatial data mining has emerged as an area of
    voluminous research. Forest fires are a chief environmental concern, causing
    economical and ecological damage while endangering human lives across the
    world. The fast or early detection of forest fires is a vital element for
    controlling such phenomenon.

  137. New Insights from an Analysis of Social Influence Networks under the Linear Threshold Model.

    Authors: Anurag Kumar, Srinivasan Venkatramanan
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    We study the spread of influence in a social network based on the Linear
    Threshold model. We derive an analytical expression for evaluating the expected
    size of the eventual influenced set for a given initial set, using the
    probability of activation for each node in the social network. We then provide
    an equivalent interpretation for the influence spread, in terms of acyclic path
    probabilities in the Markov chain obtained by reversing the edges in the social
    network influence graph.

  138. Design of Current Controller for Two Quadrant DC Motor Drive by Using Model Order Reduction Technique.

    Authors: K. Ramesh, K. Ayyar, A. Nirmalkumar, G. Gurusamy
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper, design of current controller for a two quadrant DC motor drive
    was proposed with the help of model order reduction technique. The calculation
    of current controller gain with some approximations in the conventional design
    process is replaced by proposed model order reduction method. The model order
    reduction technique proposed in this paper gives the better controller gain
    value for the DC motor drive.

  139. ICT in Universities of the Western Himalayan Region of India II: A Comparative SWOT Analysis.

    Authors: Dhirendra Sharma, Vikram Singh
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This study presents a comparative SWOT analysis to comprehend the pattern of
    development of ICT within six universities of western Himalayan region of
    India. With the objective of achieving quality and excellence in higher
    education system in the region, this study provides a basis to decision makers
    to exploit opportunities and minimize the external threats. The SWOT analysis
    of different universities, placed under three categories, has been undertaken
    within the four-tier framework used earlier by the authors.

  140. Modified EESM Based Link Adaptation Algorithm for Multimedia Transmission in Multicarrier Systems.

    Authors: R. Sandanalakshmi, Athilakshmi, K. Manivannan
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The previous link adaptation algorithms on ofdm based systems use equal
    modulation order for all sub carrier index within a block. For multimedia
    transmission using ofdm as the modulation technique, unequal constellation is
    used within one ofdm subcarrier block, a set of subcarriers for audio and
    another set for video transmissions. A generic model has been shown for such a
    transmission and link adaptation algorithm has been proposed using EESM
    (Effective Exponential SNR mapping) method as basic method.

  141. Understanding Formulation of Social Capital in Online Social Network Sites (SNS).

    Authors: S. S. Phulari, S. D. Khamitkar, N. K. Deshmukh, P. U. Bhalchandra, S. N. Lokhande, A. R. Shinde
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Online communities are the gatherings of like-minded people, brought together
    in cyberspace by shared interests. The shared interest has hidden social
    capital aspects and can be of bridging or bonding type. Creating such
    communities is not a big challenge but sustaining member's participation is.
    This study examines the formation and maintenance of social capital in social
    network sites.

  142. Modeling of 2D and 3D Assemblies Taking Into Account Form Errors of Plane Surfaces.

    Authors: Pierre-Antoine Adragna, Serge Samper, Maurice Pillet, Hugues Favreliere
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The tolerancing process links the virtual and the real worlds. From the
    former, tolerances define a variational geometrical language (geometric
    parameters). From the latter, there are values limiting those parameters. The
    beginning of a tolerancing process is in this duality.

  143. Caract\'erisation des d\'efauts d'une surface sph\'erique par d\'ecomposition modale.

    Authors: Pierre-Antoine Adragna, Serge Samper, Hugues Favreliere
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The [ISO 1101] standard specifies the form errors with geometrical tolerances
    using the zone concept.To complete this concept, we present a generic method
    which adapts to any geometry and allows to describe any kind of errors. Thus,we
    can dissociate the part errors according to reference categories: position,
    orientation,form, waviness and roughnesses. Starting from a cloud of poinds
    representing the error measurement, the "modal" method decompose, like Fourier
    series,this error in a sum of sorted errors according to the ircomplexity
    degree (a number of "wavinesses").

  144. A proposition of 3D inertial tolerancing to consider the statistical combination of the location and orientation deviations.

    Authors: Pierre-Antoine Adragna, Serge Samper, Maurice Pillet
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Tolerancing of assembly mechanisms is a major interest in the product life
    cycle. One can distinguish several models with growing complexity, from
    1-dimensional (1D) to 3-dimensional (3D) (including form deviations), and two
    main tolerancing assumptions, the worst case and the statistical hypothesis.
    This paper presents an approach to 3D statistical tolerancing using a new
    acceptance criterion. Our approach is based on the 1D inertial acceptance
    criterion that is extended to 3D and form acceptance.

  145. Optimization of a Classical Stamping Progression by Modal Correction of Anisotropy Ears.

    Authors: Serge Samper, Y. Ledoux, H. Favreliere
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This work is a development from the Inetforsmep European project. We proposed
    to realize a global optimization of a deep drawing industrial progression (made
    of several stages) for a cup manufacture. The objectives of the process were
    the thickness decrease and the geometrical parameters (especially the height).
    This paper improves on this previous work in the aim of mastering the contour
    error. From the optimal configuration, we expect to cut down the amount of the
    needed material and the number of forming operations.

  146. Inertial tolerancing and capability indices in an assembly production.

    Authors: Pierre-Antoine Adragna, Serge Samper, Maurice Pillet, Fabien Formosa
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Traditional tolerancing considers the conformity of a batch when the batch
    satisfies the specifications. The characteristic is considered for itself and
    not according to its incidence in the assembly. Inertial tolerancing proposes
    another alternative of tolerancing in order to guarantee the final assembly
    characteristic. The inertia I2 = \sqrt{\delta^2 + \sigma^2} is not toleranced
    by a tolerance interval but by a scalar representing the maximum inertia that
    the characteristic should not exceed.

  147. Hybrid Workflow Policy Management for Heart Disease Identification.

    Authors: Dong-Hyun Kim, Woo-Ram Jung, Chan-Hyun Youn
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    As science technology grows, medical application is becoming more complex to
    solve the physiological problems within expected time. Workflow management
    systems (WMS) in Grid computing are promising solution to solve the
    sophisticated problem such as genomic analysis, drug discovery, disease
    identification, etc. Although existing WMS can provide basic management
    functionality in Grid environment, consideration of user requirements such as
    performance, reliability and interaction with user is missing.

  148. Heat Sink Performance Analysis through Numerical Technique.

    Authors: R. Selvarani, T.R. Gopalakrishnan Nair, B. Sri Aravindh
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The increase in dissipated power per unit area of electronic components sets
    higher demands on the performance of the heat sink. Also if we continue at our
    current rate of miniaturisation, laptops and other electronic devices can get
    heated up tremendously. Hence we require a better heat dissipating system to
    overcome the excess heat generating problem of using nanoelectronics, which is
    expected to power the next generation of computers.

  149. A Study of VLSI Technology, Wafers and Impact on Nanotechnology.

    Authors: T. R. Gopalakrishnan Nair, Kiran Gupta
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper presents a detailed study of the present VLSI technological
    aspects, importance and their replacement or combination with the
    Nanotechnology in the VLSI world of silicon semiconductors. Here authors bring
    out the nanotechnology in Silicon world which invariably means shrinking
    geometry of CMOS devices to nano scale.

  150. Sinusoidal Frequency Doublers Circuit With Low Voltage 1.5 Volt CMOS Inverter.

    Authors: Bancha Burapattanasiri
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper is present sinusoidal frequency doublers circuit with low voltage
    1.5 volt CMOS inverter. Main structure of circuit has three parts that is CMOS
    inverter circuit, differential amplifier circuit, and square root circuit. This
    circuit has designed to receive input voltage and give output voltage use few
    MOS transistor, easy to understand, non complex of circuit, high precision, low
    error and low power. The Simulation of circuit has MOS transistor functional in
    active and saturation period. PSpice programmed has used to confirmation of
    testing and simulation.

  151. High Precision MultiWave Rectifier Circuit Operating in Low Voltage 1.5 Volt Current Mode.

    Authors: Bancha Burapattanasiri
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This article is present high precision multiwave rectifier circuit operating
    in low voltage plus or minus 1.5 Volt current modes by CMOS technology 0.5
    \mum, receive input and give output in current mode, respond at high frequency
    period. The structure compound with high speed current comparator circuit,
    current mirror circuit, and CMOS inverter circuit. PSpice program used for
    confirmation the performance of testing.

  152. An Efficient Inter Carrier Interference Cancellation Schemes for OFDM Systems.

    Authors: B. Sathish Kumar, K. R. Shankar Kumar, R. Radhakrishnan
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) has recently been used
    widely in wireless communication systems. OFDM is very effective in combating
    intersymbol interference and can achieve high data rate in frequency selective
    channel. For OFDM communication systems, the frequency offsets in mobile radio
    channels distort the orthogonality between subcarriers resulting in Inter
    Carrier Interference (ICI). ICI causes power leakage among subcarriers thus
    degrading the system performance.

  153. High Precision HalfWave Rectifier Circuit In Dual Phase Output Mode.

    Authors: Theerayut Jamjaem, Bancha Burapattanasiri
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper present high precision halfwave rectifier circuit in dual phase
    output mode by 0.5 micrometer CMOS technology, plus or minus 1.5 V low voltage,
    it has received input signal and sent output current signal, respond in high
    frequency. The main structure compound with CMOS inverter circuit, common
    source circuit, and current mirror circuit.

  154. Measurement of Nuchal Translucency Thickness for Detection of Chromosomal Abnormalities using First Trimester Ultrasound Fetal Images.

    Authors: V. Palanisamy, S. Nirmala
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The Nuchal Translucency thickness measurement is made to identify the Down
    Syndrome in screening first trimester fetus and presented in this paper. The
    mean shift analysis and canny operators are utilized for segmenting the nuchal
    translucency region and the exact thickness has been estimated using Blob
    analysis. It is observed from the results that the fetus in the 14th week of
    Gestation is expected to have a nuchal translucency thickness of 1.87 plus or
    minus 0.25mm.

  155. Piecewise Certificates of Positivity for matrix polynomials.

    Authors: Ronan Quarez
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    We show that any symmetric positive definite homogeneous matrix polynomial
    $M\in\R[x_1,...,x_n]^{m\times m}$ admits a piecewise semi-certificate, i.e. a
    collection of identites $M(x)=\sum_jf_{i,j}(x)U_{i,j}(x)^TU_{i,j}(x)$ where
    $U_{i,j}(x)$ is a matrix polynomial and $f_{i,j}(x)$ is a non negative
    polynomial on a semi-algebraic subset $S_i$, where $\R^n=\cup_{i=1}^r S_i$.
    This result generalizes to the setting of biforms.

  156. Alternate methods of evaluation for web sites concordant to IAS/IFRS Standards.

    Authors: I. Bostan, D. Mates, V. Grosu, E. Iancu
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This work has as the principal theme, the study, analysis and implementation
    of the methodology for use the web sites in e-commerce. The authors try to deal
    with particular methodological and applied aspects inherent in the analysis of
    data from the interaction of man-Internet (Web-mining). The research
    methodology of this work will be focused on a prevalent optic multidisciplinary
    research based on the pillars of data mining and Web mining. The explosion of
    Internet and electronic commerce has made the most of business to have its own
    website.

  157. Retail Market analysis in targeting sales based on Consumer Behaviour using Fuzzy Clustering - A Rule Based Mode.

    Authors: D. Bhanu, S. Pavai Madeshwari
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Product Bundling and offering products to customers is of critical importance
    in retail marketing. In general, product bundling and offering products to
    customers involves two main issues, namely identification of product taste
    according to demography and product evaluation and selection to increase sales.
    The former helps to identify, analyze and understand customer needs according
    to the demo-graphical characteristics and correspondingly transform them into a
    set of specifications and offerings for people.

  158. Speed Control of Multi Level Inverter Designed DC Series Motor with Neuro-Fuzzy Controllers.

    Authors: G. MadhusudhanaRao, B. V. SankerRam
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper describes the speed control of a DC series motor for an accurate
    and high-speed performance. A neural network based controlling operation with
    fuzzy modeling is suggested in this paper. The driver units of these machines
    are designed with a Multi-level inverter operation and are controlled by a
    common current control mechanism for an accurate and efficient driving
    technique for DC series motor.

  159. Web Based Cross Language Plagiarism Detection.

    Authors: Chow Kok Kent, Naomie Salim
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    As the Internet help us cross language and cultural border by providing
    different types of translation tools, cross language plagiarism, also known as
    translation plagiarism are bound to arise. Especially among the academic works,
    such issue will definitely affect the student's works including the quality of
    their assignments and paper works. In this paper, we propose a new approach in
    detecting cross language plagiarism.

  160. Analysis on the Study of QoS-Aware Web Services Discovery.

    Authors: P. Balasubramanie, T. Rajendran
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Web service technology has gained more important role in developing
    distributed applications and systems on the Internet. Rapid growth of published
    Web services makes their discovery more and more difficult. There exist many
    web services which exhibit similar functional characteristics. It is imperative
    to provide service consumers with facilities for selecting required web
    services according to their non-functional characteristics or QoS.

  161. Teaching Result Analysis Using Rough Sets and Data Mining.

    Authors: P. Ramasubramanian, K. Iyakutti, P. Thangavelu, J. Joy Winston
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    The development of IT and WWW provides different teaching strategies, which
    are chosen by teachers. Students can acquire knowledge through different
    learning models. The problem based learning is a popular teaching strategy for
    teachers. Based on the educational theory, students increase their learning
    motivation, which can increase learning effectiveness. In this paper, we
    propose a concept map for each student and staff. This map finds the result of
    the subjects and also recommends a sequence of remedial teaching.

  162. The Effected Oxide Capacitor in CMOS Structure of Integrated Circuit Level 5 Micrometer Technology.

    Authors: S. Rodthong, B. Burapattanasiri
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This article is present the effected oxide capacitor in CMOS structure of
    integrated circuit level 5 micrometer technology. It has designed and basic
    structure of MOS diode. It establish with aluminum metallization layer by
    sputtering method, oxide insulator layer mode from silicon dioxide, n+ and p+
    semiconductor layer, it has high capacitance concentrate. From the MOS diode
    structure silicon dioxide thickness 0.5 micrometer, it will get capacitance
    between aluminum metal layer and p+ semiconductor at 28.62 pF, the capacitance
    between aluminum metal layer and n+ semiconductor at 29.55 pF.

  163. Advanced Technology in Speech Disorder Therapy of Romanian Language.

    Authors: Mirela Danubianu, Iolanda Tobolcea, Stefan Gheorghe Pentiuc
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    One of the key challenges of the society development is related to public
    health and one of its specific targets includes better treatments of diseases.
    It is true that there are affections which by their nature do not endanger the
    life of a person, but they may have negative implications during his/her
    lifetime.

  164. Discussion on Supervisory Control by Solving Automata Equation.

    Authors: Victor Bushkov, Nina Yevtushenko, Tiziano Villa
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper we consider the supervisory control problem through language
    equation solving. The equation solving approach allows to deal with more
    general topologies and to find a largest supervisor which can be used as a
    reservoir for deriving an optimal controller. We introduce the notions of
    solutions under partial controllability and partial observability, and we show
    how supervisory control problems with partial controllability and partial
    observability can be solved by employing equation solving methods.

  165. Le travail coop\'eratif comme vecteur d'\'evolution de nos syst\`emes d'information.

    Authors: Patrick Nourrissier, Sahbi Sidhom
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This article focuses on presenting the cooperative tool DIMS, it is a
    platform that can manage the participants's daily life, by providing
    flexibility and speed in the organization's tasks. The main interest lies in
    the possibility of organizing information system in a logical network, across
    multiple physical sites, incorporating a specific protocol to making possible
    the inter-server communication. This protocol, based on the Jabber standard,
    that meets the needs of working everyday matters, allowing the distribution of
    research and access to resources of the WAN.

  166. Rule-based Modelling and Tunable Resolution.

    Authors: Russ Harmer
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    We investigate the use of an extension of rule-based modelling for cellular
    signalling to create a structured space of model variants. This enables the
    incremental development of rule sets that start from simple mechanisms and
    which, by a gradual increase in agent and rule resolution, evolve into more
    detailed descriptions.

  167. Orthomodular Lattices Induced by the Concurrency Relation.

    Authors: Luca Bernardinello, Lucia Pomello, Stefania Rombolà
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    We apply to locally finite partially ordered sets a construction which
    associates a complete lattice to a given poset; the elements of the lattice are
    the closed subsets of a closure operator, defined starting from the concurrency
    relation. We show that, if the partially ordered set satisfies a property of
    local density, i.e.: N-density, then the associated lattice is also
    orthomodular. We then consider occurrence nets, introduced by C.A.

  168. Cove: A Practical Quantum Computer Programming Framework.

    Authors: Matt Purkeypile
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    While not yet in commercial existence, quantum computers have the ability to
    solve certain classes of problems that are not efficiently solvable on existing
    Turing Machine based (classical) computers. For quantum computers to be of use,
    methods of programming them must exist. Proposals exist for programming quantum
    computers, but all of the existing ones suffer from flaws that make them
    impractical in commercial software development environments.

  169. An Alternative To Common Content Management Techniques.

    Authors: Rares Vasilescu
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Content management systems use various strategies to store and manage
    information. One of the most usual methods encountered in commercial products
    is to make use of the file system to store the raw content information, while
    the associated metadata is kept synchronized in a relational database
    management system. This strategy has its advantages but we believe it also has
    significant limitations which should be addressed and eventually solved.

  170. Can we debug the Universe?.

    Authors: Apostolos Syropoulos
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Roughly, the Church-Turing thesis is a hypothesis that describes exactly what
    can be computed by any real or feasible conceptual computing device. Generally
    speaking, the computational metaphor is the idea that everything, including the
    universe itself, has a computational nature. However, if the Church-Turing
    thesis is not valid, then does it make sense to expect the construction of a
    computer program capable of simulating the whole Universe?

  171. Co-Channel Interference Cancellation in OFDM Networks using Coordinated Symbol Repetition and Soft Decision MLE CCI Canceler.

    Authors: Manar Mohaisen, KyungHi Chang
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper, a new scheme of downlink co-channel interference (CCI)
    cancellation in OFDM cellular networks is introduced for users at the
    cell-edge. Coordinated symbol transmission between base stations (BS) is
    operated where the same symbol is transmitted from different BS on different
    sub-carriers. At the mobile station (MS) receiver, we introduce a soft decision
    maximum likelihood CCI canceler and a modified maximum ratio combining (M-MRC)
    to obtain an estimate of the transmitted symbols.

  172. A methodology for semi-automatic classification schema building.

    Authors: Erika De Francesco, Salvatore Iiritano, Antonino Spagnolo, Marco Iannelli
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper describe a methodology for semi-automatic classification schema
    definition (a classification schema is a taxonomy of categories useful for
    automatic document classification). The methodology is based on: (i) an
    extensional approach useful to create a typology starting from a document base,
    and (ii) an intensional approach to build the classification schema starting
    from the typology.

  173. Prostate Biopsy Assistance System with Gland Deformation Estimation for Enhanced Precision.

    Authors: Jocelyne Troccaz, Michael Baumann, Pierre Mozer, Vincent Daanen
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Computer-assisted prostate biopsies became a very active research area during
    the last years.

  174. Through-Wall Tracking Using Variance-Based Radio Tomography Networks.

    Authors: Joey Wilson, Neal Patwari
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    This paper presents a new method for imaging, localizing, and tracking motion
    behind walls in real-time. The method takes advantage of the motion-induced
    variance of received signal strength measurements made in a wireless
    peer-to-peer network. Using a multipath channel model, we show that the signal
    strength on a wireless link is largely dependent on the power contained in
    multipath components that travel through space containing moving objects. A
    statistical model relating variance to spatial locations of movement is
    presented and used as a framework for the estimation of a motion image.

  175. Multiple antenna technologies.

    Authors: Manar Mohaisen, YuPeng Wang, KyungHi Chang
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Multiple antenna technologies have received high attention in the last few
    decades for their capabilities to improve the overall system performance.
    Multiple-input multiple-output systems include a variety of techniques capable
    of not only increase the reliability of the communication but also impressively
    boost the channel capacity. In addition, smart antenna systems can increase the
    link quality and lead to appreciable interference reduction.

  176. Dynamically Generated Interfaces in XML Based Architecture.

    Authors: Laurent Romary, Minit Gupta
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    Providing on-line services on the Internet will require the definition of
    flexible interfaces that are capable of adapting to the user's characteristics.
    This is all the more important in the context of medical applications like home
    monitoring, where no two patients have the same medical profile. Still, the
    problem is not limited to the capacity of defining generic interfaces, as has
    been made possible by UIML, but also to define the underlying information
    structures from which these may be generated.

  177. Towards a General Definition of Biometric Systems.

    Authors: Markus Schatten, Miroslav Baca, Mirko Cubrilo
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    A foundation for closing the gap between biometrics in the narrower and the
    broader perspective is presented trough a conceptualization of biometric
    systems in both perspectives. A clear distinction between verification,
    identification and classification systems is made as well as shown that there
    are additional classes of biometric systems. In the end a Unified Modeling
    Language model is developed showing the connections between the two
    perspectives.

  178. Act of CVT in the Formation of Music Fractals.

    Authors: Pabitra Pal Choudhury, Sk. Sarif Hassan, Sudhakar Sahoo, Birendra Kumar Nayak
    Subjects: Other
    Abstract

    In this paper we have defined one function that have been used to construct
    different fractals having fractal dimensions between 1.58 and 2. Also, we tried
    to calculate the amount of increment of fractal dimension in accordance with
    the base of the number systems. And in switching of fractals from one base to
    another, the increment of fractal dimension is constant, which is 1.58, its
    quite surprising.

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