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In order to overcome the existing exam management system on the speed and quality of test paper generating links exist defects, the coarse-grained parallel genetic algorithm combined with the adaptive technology, this paper proposed a fast parallel genetic algorithm of adaptive adjustment of population migration. Respectively from the examination of coding scheme, the optimization of genetic strategy, fitness function, crossover mutation operator selection and the selection of fitness value function, etc to carry on the design, had obtained the very good fitness, adopted the tactics of parallel at the same time, improved the running speed of the algorithm. Simulation experiment results show that the algorithm is successfully applied to the automatic group volume, volume and group to improve the efficiency and success rate are obvious, has the very good generality. The algorithm used in the intelligent fast automatic group volume is feasible and effective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Weaving and embroidering are the craft of weaving knitting or embroidering with cotton linen silk wool and other textile materials. China is the starting point of the Silk Road the birthplace of sericulture silk reeling and silk weaving and the exquisite skills of the weaving and embroidery industry enjoy a high reputation in the world. The patterns of woven and embroidered artifacts present historical cultural and artistic values highlight the formal beauty of plastic arts in traditional Chinese culture and provide rich material resources for cultural and creative design. However the traditional weaving and embroidering design mainly relies on manual pattern extraction which has problems such as high cost complicated steps long cycle and low efficiency. To this end this paper proposed an algorithm based on genetic algorithm to adaptively determine the optimal threshold value of Canny operator to automatically extract the patterns in the images of woven and embroidered artifacts improve the extraction efficiency and effect make the artifacts "live" and promote the inheritance and protection of traditional Chinese culture. To realize the automatic extraction of patterns from images of woven and embroidered artifacts and solve the problem that traditional Canny operators need to manually determine the threshold for edge detection of images of woven and embroidered artifacts and that the extraction efficiency is not high the article took the images of woven and embroidered artifacts as the research object proposing a genetic algorithm to optimize the Canny operator for the extraction of patterns from woven and embroidered artifacts. Firstly the paper analyzed the characteristics of the images of the woven and embroidered artifacts and used bilateral filtering algorithm and mean drift algorithm to smooth the noisy original image for the gray scale of the smoothed graph it selected the genetic algorithm to solve the optimal threshold of Canny operator and input the optimal threshold into Canny operator for the edge detection of the gray scale graph. Then the paper expanded the morphology of the edge image and automatically filtered out noise and incomplete pattern samples based on the area length and width of each connectivity domain. Finally the algorithm was evaluated for the effect of extracting patterns and the algorithm's running time. Experiments show that the algorithm can accurately detect the real edges of the pattern in the image of the woven and embroidered artifacts and the edges detected are clearer and more continuous than those detected by the other five traditional operators. In terms of pattern extraction precision and pixel accuracy PA it is better than the existing methods such as traditional Canny operators hybrid frog jump adaptive Canny operator Otsu maximum optimized Canny operator and so on. The algorithm is robust to the presence of folds that lead to pattern deformation in the woven and embroidered artifacts and all the patterns are successfully extracted. The algorithm can effectively detect the real edges of the patterns in the image of woven and embroidered artifacts and complete the pattern extraction. Woven and embroidered artifacts contain deep cultural heritage and artistic value and through pattern extraction designers can integrate traditional cultural elements into modern design to create unique cultural and creative products. In this paper the algorithm solves the problem that the traditional Canny operators need to determine the threshold value for the edge detection of woven and embroidered artifacts and that the extraction efficiency is not high. In the process of cultural and creative design the digitization of cultural and creative materials is the first step. In addition the grasp and application of the knowledge of history and culture artistic connotations unique stories and symbolic meanings embedded in patterns can more accurately capture the essence of the culture and the emotional expression it represents. For this reason it is of deeper significance and value to carry out research on the integration and mining of multimodal information such as patterns and knowledge in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objectives: Global navigation satellite system (GNSS) coordinate time series provide important data support for the study of crustal movement and deformation, and plate tectonics. Due to the noise caused by various external factors, the GNSS coordinate time series cannot reflect the real motion information of the station well. To effectively reduce the noise in the GNSS time series, we adopted a noise-reduction method combining genetic algorithm (GA) and variational mode decomposition (VMD-GA-VMD). Methods: First, the genetic algorithm was used to optimize VMD parameters, and the envelope entropy of the input signal was used as the fitness function of the genetic algorithm to find the optimal VMD parameter combination suitable for the signal. According to the optimized parameters, the signal was decomposed by VMD to obtain a series of modal components. Then we calculated the multi-scale permutation entropy (MPE) of each component and then regarded the MPE as the criterion of the noise component. Finally, according to the MPE, the noise components were identified and removed, and the remaining components were reconstructed to obtain the noise-reduced signal. In this paper, the noise reduction effect of GAVMD was analyzed through the example of noise reduction of analog signal and observation data, and compared with wavelet denoising (WD) and empirical mode decomposition (EMD) methods. Results: The experiment results show that: (1) The noise reduction results from the analog signals show that WD and EMD have the incomplete and excessive troubles on the noise reduction, respectively. However, GA-VMD can effectively eliminate noise and retain effective signals. From the evaluation index, compared with WD and EMD, the signal-to-noise ratio were increased by 5.18 dB and 2.91 dB, the correlation coefficient by 0.05 and 0.02, respectively, when using GA-VMD. (2) For the complex observation, we used the noise and velocity uncertainty as accuracy indicators to evaluate the noise reduction effects of the three methods. The results show that WD can only extract a part of the white noise, while EMD and GA-VMD can completely remove the white noise. GA-VMD can reduce the flicker noise to the range of 0 to 6 mm/a0.25. For the velocity uncertainty, the average gain rates of GA-VMD relative to the WD and EMD are 69% and 15.33%, respectively. GA-VMD has an average correction rate of 79.89% and 84.46% for the velocity uncertainty and flicker noise of GNSS coordinate time series. Conclusions: Therefore, GA-VMD is the most effective one among the three noise reduction methods, which can effectively reduce the noise in the GNSS time series and improve its accuracy. However, in this paper, we only discussed the effect of GA on VMD parameter optimization without comparing it with other methods. Hence, it will be the key for studying the advantages and shortcomings of those optimization algorithms in the selection of VMD, and improving the accuracy on the GNSS time series in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

[Background]Technical renovation of turbine equipment in hydropower plant has attracted increased attention due to its low investment, quick return and high economic benefit. The purpose of modifying turbine equipment in hydropower station is to increase its capacity or improve its operation performance. Generally, it is impossible to make large modification to embed components in turbine modification. Most modifications aimed at the runners or the guide vanes. It is important to study effective multi-objective runner optimization design method to ensure efficiency, cavitation performance and hydraulic stability of the unit, as well as the comprehensive performance of the unit under different operating conditions.[Objective]This paper is to explore an optimization method which can simultaneously improve the operation efficiency, cavitation performance and operation stability of the Francis turbine, and provide a technical approach for multi-objective optimization of the Francis turbine runner. [Method]Taking the position angle and installation angle of runner blade inlet and outlet as optimization variables, the sample database was obtained by random discrete sampling of blade geometry parameters. The performance parameters of each sample were obtained based on CFD numerical calculation. A multi-objective function was then established, considering runner efficiency, swirl numbers at the outlet and cavitation coefficient of the Francis turbine. The mapping relationship between optimization variables and the multi-objective function is established based on artificial neural network. Runner blades with18 geometric parameters are optimized by genetic algorithm, and the performance of the runner blades before and after optimization is compared and analyzed. [Result]For guide vane opening 112 degrees with running head being 160 m, 175 m or 180 m, the optimized runner efficiency was increased by 0.22%, 0.56% and 0.60% respectively compared with that without optimization. The optimization also improved the pressure distribution in the blades, and reduced pressure fluctuation amplitude at the vaneless area of the runner and the conical section of the draft tube.[Conclusion]The greater the optimized blade inlet placement angle was, the greater the improvement of comprehensive performance of Francis turbine would be. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The prediction of subway passengers' walking time during exit is an important basis for urban traffic operation and management. Accurate prediction can help alleviate subway congestion, optimize subway services, and improve passenger satisfaction. Firstly, video analysis software was used to extract the walking time and several characteristic variables of passengers during exit from surveillance videos. Secondly, in order to screen out the factors that have a significant impact on walking time, correlation analysis and optimal scaling regression model were used for factor analysis, and genetic algorithm was used to extract the optimal feature combination. Finally, the extracted features were used as input vectors and the Extreme Gradient Boosting model was used to predict walking time, with mean absolute error as the evaluation index. The experimental results show that the method proposed in this paper has good effect in predicting the behavior of subway passengers during exit, with a mean absolute error of 1. 55 s, lower than the unoptimized Extreme Gradient Boosting model (1. 87 s), support vector machine (2. 03 s) and random forest (1. 96 s) models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In recent years, with the development of artificial intelligence, deep learning has become one of the most important computing loads today. The next generation of artificial intelligence(AI)and high-performance computing applications have put unprecedented demands on the computing power and communication capabilities of computing platforms. Wafer-scale chips integrate ultra-high-density transistors and interconnect communication capabilities on the entire wafer, so it is expected to provide revolutionary computing power solutions for future AI and supercomputing platforms. Among them, the huge computing resources and unique new architecture of wafer-scale chips pose unprecedented challenges to task mapping algorithms. Related research has become a major focus of academic research in recent years. This paper focuses on studying the mapping methods of AI tasks on wafer-scale hardware resources. By expressing the AI algorithm as multiple convolutional kernels and considering the computational power characteristics of convolutional kernels, a mapping algorithm for wafer-scale chips is designed based on genetic algorithms. The simulation results under a series of mapping tasks verifies the effectiveness of the mapping algorithm and revealed the impact of parameters such as execution time and adapter cost on the cost function. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The problem of computing first edge server deployment is a fundamental problem in computing first network. In the actual scenario, the computing first edge server is close to computing power resources and provides access services for them to join the computing first network. However, the structure of computing resources is often determined by the actual demand, and changes with the change of demand. Under the constraint of computing first edge server resources, how to reasonably deploy computing first edge servers to ensure the effective construction of computing networks has become a hot topic of concern for all sectors. Firstly, this paper analyzed the deployment problem of computing first edge servers and transformed it into a multi-objective optimization problem with constraints. It proposed an improved genetic algorithm to address this issue. The advantages of this algorithm were as follows. It found non repetitive feasible solutions as the initial population provided more room for selection operations. When selecting, it adopted an individual balanced selection strategy to ensure the diversity and decentralization of the iterative population. When crossing and mutating, it adopted different types of random two point crossing and rotating random single point mutation strategies, thereby ensuring the diversity and diversity of the newborn population. The experiments is verified by resources deviation rate, load error rate, convergence rate. And expectation solution error rate shows that the algorithm is very effective and reasonable. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To address the issue of resource wastage and increasing latencies in the placement process of edge servers, this paper analyzed and modeled the user density and average access time of edge server placement schemes as multi-objective optimization problems. It designed an edge server placement scheme based on user density and average access time, and proposed a multi-objective sea-horse genetic algorithm (MOSGA) to solve this problem. The MOSGA algorithm firstly used the idea of multi-objective optimization algorithm to improve the SHO algorithm, so that the SHO algorithm could be applied to multi-objective optimization problems. It used the genetic algorithm to improve the propagation operation of the SHO algorithm, so that the MOSGA could better jump out of the local optimal solution and accelerate the solution of the problem. The proposed algorithm was verified on the data set of Shanghai Telecom, and the simulation experiment results show that MOSGA is obviously better than RA, K-means, NSGA and LMM, which not only effectively solves the problem of server resource waste, but also greatly reduces the time of terminal equipment to access the server. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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【Objective】Undersea optical cable plays a leading role in international communication. In the planning of undersea optical cable communication system, several groups of possible schemes are often determined according to experience. The scheme with relatively better transmission performance and investment cost is then selected. However, with the development of communication equipment and communication technology, the number of optional modulation formats and optical fibers keeps are increasing. The number of alternative schemes is too large to quickly determine the optimal scheme. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a cost optimization model of undersea optical cable communication system to solve the cost optimal scheme.【Methods】Aiming at the problem of system planning and configuration in the undersea optical cable communication system, a cost optimization model considering the parameters of transmission performance, transmission capacity and supply voltage is established by taking the span length, optical fiber type, number of optical fiber pairs, repeater output power, modulation format and number of practical channels as the variables. The cascaded-lexicographic method is used to solve the cost optimization model.【Results】The results show that the difference between the planning results of the proposed optimization algorithm and full traversal algorithm are no more than 0.34%. However, the number of operations of the optimization algorithm proposed in this paper is far less than that of the full traversal algorithm, with only 1/100 of that of the full traversal algorithm. Secondly, the number of operations of the cascade genelexicography method is less affected by the range of variables than that of the total traversal method. Finally, by comparing the optimal cost of the undersea cable communication system under different span length, it is found that the planning results have no regularity.【Conclusion】The variables always influence each other. The optimal cost design of the system cannot be obtained according to experience, so it needs to establish a model. The algorithm used in this paper is not only accurate, but also uses fewer operation times.

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Based on the present situation of office building energy saving in Yinchuan, this paper makes a series of research on the optimization design of office building energy saving. The influence degree of external envelope structure on the energy consumption are analyzed quantitatively by orthogonal experiment. A benchmark office building model is established based on the results of literature research. The energy consumption model and mathematical model of office building are established by using Design Builder energy consumption simulation software and Matlab genetic algorithm toolbox. This paper proposes the design parameter optimization value and construction mode of the external envelope structure of local office buildings, which provides a reference for the energy saving optimization research of office buildings in Yinchuan in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this paper, the intrinsic structure model of SiCp/Al composites was constructed based on the analysis of static and dynamic mechanical properties of SiCp/Al composites. Quasi-static tensile tests were conducted for SiCp/2a14Al composites with 20% volume fraction using an electronic universal testing machine to study the static mechanical properties of the material. Dynamic compression tests were conducted at different temperatures (20 °C-400 °C) and strain rates (500 /s-3000 /s) using a Hopkinson compression bar test to analyze the dynamic mechanical properties of the material. The Johnson-Cook (JC) intrinsic structure model of SiCp/Al composites was constructed based on the material stress-strain test data under static and dynamic conditions, and the model was optimized by genetic algorithm. The results show that the SiCp/Al composites exhibit a strain-reinforcement effect under quasi-static conditions; under dynamic loading conditions, the material flow stress increases with the strain rate and exhibits a strain-rate reinforcement effect, which is related to the volume fraction of silicon carbide particles. With the increase of temperature, the flow stress decreases and exhibits a temperature-softening effect. The average error between the least squares fitted JC model and the experimental values is large, and the model error is reduced after optimization by genetic algorithm, which can accurately predict the rheological behavior of SiCp/2a14Al composites. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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