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2. Research on Concrete Crack Detection in Hydropower Station Burial Engineering Based on Quantum Particle Technology.
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Ma, Yuanjiang, Fu, Jun, Zhang, Qingsong, Liu, Xiaobing, Chen, Bingxu, Yan, Gang, and Shi, Hua
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CRACKING of concrete , *QUANTUM theory , *THREE-dimensional imaging , *CRACK propagation , *HYDRAULIC engineering - Abstract
Cracking in hydraulic buried engineering can cause localized damage or complete structural failure, potentially resulting in catastrophic project outcomes. Traditional methods for detecting cracks in hydraulic concrete buried engineering are often insufficient in terms of reliability and accuracy. With the development and application of particle-based technology, it has been widely used in the field of crack detection. This research investigates the support pier of the Yingxiuwan Hydropower Plant and the lock pier of the Yuzixi Hydropower Plant. Employing principles from quantum physics, quantum particle non-destructive detection technology is introduced to identify crack locations. A three-dimensional simulation model is constructed and verified accurately through integration with CT scanning techniques. The results demonstrate that particle detection technology effectively detects cracks in hydraulic concrete buried engineering, exhibiting minimal susceptibility to external interference. The particle detection data enable 3D visualization of cracks, accurately reflecting the conditions within embedded concrete components. This method provides a reliable and advanced technical solution for precise crack detection in concrete-embedded engineering and offers critical data for exploring crack propagation mechanisms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2025
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3. Understanding the Customer Journey in Technology Product Adoption: A Qualitative Study.
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Somjainuek, Jindarat and Alcaraz, Clarence Joy
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MARKETING strategy ,WORD of mouth advertising ,DECISION making ,TECHNOLOGY Acceptance Model ,QUALITATIVE research - Abstract
The objective of this study is to understand the customer journey in technology product adoption by exploring the experiences and perspectives of individuals who have recently adopted new technology products. This research aims to identify key themes and factors influencing the customer journey from initial awareness to ongoing engagement and retention, providing insights to enhance customer experiences and inform marketing strategies. This qualitative study employed semi-structured interviews with 20 participants selected through purposive sampling to ensure diverse representation. Participants included individuals who had recently adopted technology products within the past six months. Data collection continued until theoretical saturation was reached. The interview transcripts were analyzed using NVivo software, following an inductive approach to identify patterns and themes. The analysis revealed three main themes: Awareness and Decision-Making, First-Time Use and Learning, and Ongoing Engagement and Retention. Initial awareness was driven by advertising, social media, and word-of-mouth, while decision-making was influenced by peer recommendations, brand reputation, and price sensitivity. The first-time use phase highlighted the importance of intuitive design and support resources. Regular updates, community engagement, and product reliability emerged as critical factors in ongoing engagement and retention. Participants valued seamless omnichannel experiences, personalized marketing efforts, and robust support systems. The study underscores the significance of personalized, seamless customer journeys in technology product adoption. Businesses should focus on integrating physical and digital touchpoints, leveraging AI for personalized experiences, and maintaining active user communities to enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty. Addressing cultural nuances in global markets and managing digital signals effectively can further optimize the customer journey. These insights provide valuable guidance for businesses aiming to improve customer experiences and foster long-term engagement in the competitive technology market. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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4. Hybrid Printing of Conductive Traces from Bulk Metal for Digital Signals in Intelligent Devices.
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Khan, Zeba, Saphala, Addythia, Kartmann, Sabrina, Koltay, Peter, Zengerle, Roland, Amft, Oliver, and Shu, Zhe
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LIQUID metals ,DIGITAL communications ,THERMAL shock ,METALS ,SUBSTRATES (Materials science) - Abstract
In this article, we explore multi-material additive manufacturing (MMAM) for conductive trace printing using molten metal microdroplets on polymer substrates to enhance digital signal transmission. Investigating microdroplet spread informs design rules for adjacent trace printing. We studied the effects of print distance on trace morphology and resolution, noting that printing distance showed almost no change in the printed trace pitch. Crosstalk interference between adjacent signal traces was analyzed across frequencies and validated both experimentally and through simulation; no crosstalk was visible for printed traces at input frequencies below 600 kHz. Moreover, we demonstrate printed trace reliability against thermal shock, whereby no discontinuation in conductive traces was observed. Our findings establish design guidelines for MMAM electronics, advancing digital signal transmission capabilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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5. SPIS: Signal Processing for Integrated Sensing Technologies Using 6G Networks with Machine Learning Algorithms.
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Khadidos, Alaa O., Manoharan, Hariprasath, Selvarajan, Shitharth, Khadidos, Adil O., Shankar, Achyut, and Khapre, Shailesh
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MACHINE learning ,SIGNAL processing ,TERAHERTZ technology ,DIGITAL signal processing ,MILLIMETER waves ,SIGNAL-to-noise ratio - Abstract
The proliferation of integrated sensing techniques in Sixth Generation (6G) networks is an increasingly significant aspect in facilitating efficient end-to-end communication for all users. The suggested methodology employs a digital signal processed with terahertz bandwidth to assess the impact of 6G networks. The primary focus lies in the design of 6G networks, emphasizing key parameters such interference, loss, signal strength, signal-to-noise ratio, and dual band channels. The aforementioned factors are combined with two machine learning algorithms in order to determine the extent of spectrum sharing among all available resources. Thus suggested approach for detecting signals in the terahertz communication spectrum is evaluated using 10 devices across four situations, which involve interference, signal loss, strength, and time margins for integrated sensing. Also the assumptions are based on signal processing devices operating within millimeter waves ranging from 5 to 10 terahertz. Interference and losses in the specified spectrum are seen to be less than 1%, but the time margin for integrated sensing with 99% maximized signal intensity remains at 85%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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6. PLASTIC OPTICAL FIBER-BASED WIRING SOLUTION FOR AUTOMOTIVE POWER ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS.
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Durana, G., Ibarra, E., Kortabarria, I., Matallana, A., and Aldabaldetreku, G.
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PLASTIC optical fibers ,POWER electronics ,ELECTRIC vehicles ,ELECTROMAGNETIC interference ,OPTICAL fibers - Abstract
Power electronics systems represent a fundamental technology in modern electric vehicles and also in many industrial applications. In this context, the presence of high electromagnetic interferences due to high dv/dt variations make it preferable to use polymer optical fibers (POFs) to connect the controller-to-converter digital signals, thus minimizing unwanted control actions. The authors have introduced successfuly a POF-based solution in an automotive grade back-to-back multiphase electric drive test bench. In addition, a number of points for improvement have been identified and will be presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
7. A Novel Frequency Measurement Methodology for Clock Synchronization in SPICE-Based Simulators
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Ionut-Constantin Guran, Adriana Florescu, and Lucian Andrei Perisoara
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Clock synchronization ,digital signals ,frequency measurement ,SPICE simulation models ,Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering ,TK1-9971 - Abstract
Nowadays, there is an increasing demand for complex behavioral models on the market, as simulation has become the main verification approach used for both analog and digital functionalities. One of the most popular mixed-signal simulators nowadays is Simulation Program for Integrated Circuits Emphasis (SPICE). Over the last decade, the digital part in circuits has become predominant, but this poses big challenges when developing SPICE simulation models, as the circuits are synchronized upon internal or external clock signals, where the frequency accuracy is mandatory. The existing SPICE based simulators have built-in options to measure the signal frequency and duty cycle, but only after the simulation has completed, and in this way the frequency information can not be used during the simulation to synchronize the clock signals. There is a lot of research on frequency measurement techniques in the literature, but this topic has not been translated and covered in SPICE until now. Implementing the physical frequency measurement circuits proposed previously in the literature would increase the models’ complexity and the simulation time, without benefitting the final user. For this reason, in this article, a novel frequency measurement methodology for clock synchronization in SPICE based simulators is proposed, which aims to provide accurate measured frequency and duty cycle values for the digital clock signals with a fast simulation time. The performance evaluation of this methodology is done using OrCAD Capture, which is the most popular SPICE-based simulation environment.
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- 2023
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8. So, Who Likes You? Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment.
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Bapna, Ravi, McFowland III, Edward, Mojumder, Probal, Ramaprasad, Jui, and Umyarov, Akhmed
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FIELD research ,ONLINE dating ,SOCIAL norms ,INFORMATION storage & retrieval systems - Abstract
With one-third of marriages in the United States beginning online, online dating platforms have become important curators of the modern social fabric. Prior work on online dating has elicited two critical frictions in the heterosexual dating market. Women, governed by age-old social norms of not making the first move, are inhibited in their interactions in that they do not initiate contact with men. On the other side, men send an abundance of messages, the majority of which do not convert to matches. A key distinguishing feature of online dating versus its traditional counterpart is the ability to leave a range of digital signals not replicable in the offline world. These digital signals can impact the nature of online dating platform outcomes. In this paper, we study the impact of a feature that reveals "who likes you" (WLY) on engagement, the number of matches, match efficiency, and match sorting in online dating. This feature reveals the identity of the voters who have rated the focal user with a like. To causally identify the effect of this feature, we conduct a large-scale randomized control trial in collaboration with a major North American dating platform. The treatment causes women to be more proactive, sending 7.4% more messages, which is a highly desirable market improvement given that men send double the number of messages compared with women. Further, we find that the women endowed with this feature increase their matches by 14.4%, whereas men increase their matches by 11.5%. Analyzing the moderating impact of desirability—a key aspect of the WLY feature—provides us with nuanced findings. Depending on the levels of each of the two parties' desirability, we see evidence of sorting, encouragement, and discouragement. This paper was accepted by Anandhi Bharadwaj, information systems. Supplemental Material: The Online Appendix is available at https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.2022.4576. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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9. Hybrid Printing of Conductive Traces from Bulk Metal for Digital Signals in Intelligent Devices
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Zeba Khan, Addythia Saphala, Sabrina Kartmann, Peter Koltay, Roland Zengerle, Oliver Amft, and Zhe Shu
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digital signals ,molten metal microdroplets ,bulk metal ,additive manufacturing ,wearables ,Mechanical engineering and machinery ,TJ1-1570 - Abstract
In this article, we explore multi-material additive manufacturing (MMAM) for conductive trace printing using molten metal microdroplets on polymer substrates to enhance digital signal transmission. Investigating microdroplet spread informs design rules for adjacent trace printing. We studied the effects of print distance on trace morphology and resolution, noting that printing distance showed almost no change in the printed trace pitch. Crosstalk interference between adjacent signal traces was analyzed across frequencies and validated both experimentally and through simulation; no crosstalk was visible for printed traces at input frequencies below 600 kHz. Moreover, we demonstrate printed trace reliability against thermal shock, whereby no discontinuation in conductive traces was observed. Our findings establish design guidelines for MMAM electronics, advancing digital signal transmission capabilities.
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- 2024
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10. Identifying Digital Markers of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in a Remote Monitoring Setting: Prospective Observational Study.
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Sankesara H, Denyer H, Sun S, Deng Q, Ranjan Y, Conde P, Rashid Z, Asherson P, Bilbow A, Groom MJ, Hollis C, Dobson RJB, Folarin A, and Kuntsi J
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- Humans, Male, Female, Adolescent, Prospective Studies, Adult, Young Adult, Surveys and Questionnaires, Wearable Electronic Devices, Mobile Applications, Telemedicine instrumentation, Remote Sensing Technology instrumentation, Remote Sensing Technology methods, Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity diagnosis, Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity physiopathology, Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity psychology
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Background: The symptoms and associated characteristics of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are typically assessed in person at a clinic or in a research lab. Mobile health offers a new approach to obtaining additional passively and continuously measured real-world behavioral data. Using our new ADHD remote technology (ART) system, based on the Remote Assessment of Disease and Relapses (RADAR)-base platform, we explore novel digital markers for their potential to identify behavioral patterns associated with ADHD. The RADAR-base Passive App and wearable device collect sensor data in the background, while the Active App involves participants completing clinical symptom questionnaires., Objective: The main aim of this study was to investigate whether adults and adolescents with ADHD differ from individuals without ADHD on 10 digital signals that we hypothesize capture lapses in attention, restlessness, or impulsive behaviors., Methods: We collected data over 10 weeks from 20 individuals with ADHD and 20 comparison participants without ADHD between the ages of 16 and 39 years. We focus on features derived from (1) Active App (mean and SD of questionnaire notification response latency and of the time interval between questionnaires), (2) Passive App (daily mean and SD of response time to social and communication app notifications, the SD in ambient light during phone use, total phone use time, and total number of new apps added), and (3) a wearable device (Fitbit) (daily steps taken while active on the phone). Linear mixed models and t tests were employed to assess the group differences for repeatedly measured and time-aggregated variables, respectively. Effect sizes (d) convey the magnitude of differences., Results: Group differences were significant for 5 of the 10 variables. The participants with ADHD were (1) slower (P=.047, d=1.05) and more variable (P=.01, d=0.84) in their speed of responding to the notifications to complete the questionnaires, (2) had a higher SD in the time interval between questionnaires (P=.04, d=1.13), (3) had higher daily mean response time to social and communication app notifications (P=.03, d=0.7), and (4) had a greater change in ambient (background) light when they were actively using the smartphone (P=.008, d=0.86). Moderate to high effect sizes with nonsignificant P values were additionally observed for the mean of time intervals between questionnaires (P=.06, d=0.82), daily SD in responding to social and communication app notifications (P=.05, d=0.64), and steps taken while active on the phone (P=.09, d=0.61). The groups did not differ in the total phone use time (P=.11, d=0.54) and the number of new apps downloaded (P=.24, d=0.18)., Conclusions: In a novel exploration of digital markers of ADHD, we identified candidate digital signals of restlessness, inconsistent attention, and difficulties completing tasks. Larger future studies are needed to replicate these findings and to assess the potential of such objective digital signals for tracking ADHD severity or predicting outcomes., (© Heet Sankesara, Hayley Denyer, Shaoxiong Sun, Qigang Deng, Yatharth Ranjan, Pauline Conde, Zulqarnain Rashid, Philip Asherson, Andrea Bilbow, Madeleine J Groom, Chris Hollis, Richard J B Dobson, Amos Folarin, Jonna Kuntsi. Originally published in JMIR Formative Research (https://formative.jmir.org).)
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11. Cyber-Physical Control System of Hardware-Software Complex of Anthropomorphous Robot: Architecture and Models
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Stepanov, Mikhail, Musatov, Vyacheslav, Egorov, Igor, Pchelintzeva, Svetlana, Stepanov, Andrey, Kacprzyk, Janusz, Series Editor, Kravets, Alla G., editor, Bolshakov, Alexander A., editor, and Shcherbakov, Maxim V., editor
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- 2020
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12. Spectrum Sensing by Cepstral Covariance Detection.
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Moawad, Azza, Yao, Koffi-Clement, Mansour, Ali, and Gautier, Roland
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This work presents the cepstral covariance detector for spectrum sensing in cognitive radio. The power cepstral peaks of digitally modulated signals are exploited for spectrum sensing. To enhance the process of signal detection in low signal-to-noise ratio environments and with the knowledge of the data rate of the primary user signal, the cepstral covariance of the received signal is evaluated. The detection test statistic of the proposed detector is evaluated and an expression for the detection threshold is obtained under the null hypothesis. The detection performance of the proposed cepstrum-based detector is compared to covariance-based detectors and the obtained results validate its detection reliability at low signal-to-noise ratio levels with relatively low computational complexity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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13. Smartphones for Remote Symptom Monitoring of Parkinson's Disease.
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Little, Max A.
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PARKINSON'S disease , *SMARTPHONES , *PROSPECTING , *LOGISTICS software , *SYMPTOMS - Abstract
Parkinson's disease is a complex and heterogeneous condition, and there are many gaps in the medical community's scientific and practical understanding of the disease. Closing these gaps relies on objective data about symptoms and signs, collected over long durations. Smartphones contain sensor devices which can be used to remotely capture behavioral signals. From these signals, computational algorithms can distill metrics of symptom severity and progression. This brief review introduces the main concepts of the discipline, addressing the experimental, hardware and software logistics, and computational analysis. The article finishes with an exploration of future prospects for the technology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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14. On recovery of discrete time signals from their periodic subsequences.
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Dokuchaev, Nikolai
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CELL phone systems , *TIME - Abstract
• Recoverability criteria of a discrete signal from its m-periodic subsequence is obtained • Predicability is associated with certain arbitrarily small degeneracy of Z-transform for amended subsequneses • Robustness of recover is established The paper investigates recoverability of discrete time signals (sequences) from their subsequences sampled at m -periodic points. It is shown that this recoverability is associated with arbitrarily small spectrum degeneracy of subsequences amended via insertion of dummy elements and bundled into a system. It appears that, for a given m , the signals of a general kind can be approximated by signals with this feature. A recovery algorithm is suggested, and some robustness of this recovery is established. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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15. Investigation of the improvement of signal integrity in electrical circuits with degraded contacts using differential transmission.
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Wang, Ziren, Gao, Jinchun, Flowers, George T., Bi, Lingyu, Xie, Gang, and Zhou, Yilin
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High‐speed backplane connectors are extensively used in digital baseband communication circuits. Connector degradation may lead to deterioration of the integrity of digital signals and is one of the major causes of low communication quality. In this study, an accelerated test was used to produce degraded connector samples. Based on the degradation characteristics of the connector electrical contact surface, the differential transmission method was applied to enhance signal integrity in such degraded electrical contact circuits. Referring to the Gigabit Ethernet standard, the differential signal waveforms and eye diagrams of high‐speed channels with un‐degraded and degraded connectors were studied. Improvement of the circuit reliability by differential transmission was demonstrated from the perspectives of both experimental investigations and analysis using probability calculations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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16. ЭФФЕКТИВНОСТЬ «ФИЗИЧЕСКОЙ» И «ЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ» КОРРЕКЦИИ МЕЖСИМВОЛЬНЫХ ИСКАЖЕНИЙ ЦИФРОВЫХ СИГНАЛОВ
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QAM-модуляция ,correction method ,межсимвольные искажения ,метод коррекции ,digital signals ,intersymbol distortion ,QAM modulation ,цифровые сигналы ,broadband channels ,широкополосные каналы - Abstract
Современные системы радиопередачи цифровых сигналов используют достаточно широкополосные трак-ты передачи, для которых характерно наличие частотно-селективных замираний, ведущих к межсимвольной интерференции (МСИ) принимаемых символов. Это приводит к заметному снижению помехоустойчивости связи вплоть до полного её срыва. Для борьбы с этим предлагается применять метод коррекции МСИ. Для этого перед каждым информационным символом излучается специально сформированный корректирующий символ. Его параметры регулируются таким образом, чтобы сумма с предыдущими «меша-ющими» символами была минимальной. Регулировка может осуществляться либо непосредственно амплитудно-фазовых параметров корректирующих символов («физическая» коррекция), либо с использованием особенностей метода QAM-модуляции. При QAM-модуляции для передачи информационных сим-волов уже производится амплитудная регулировка несущей с использованием QAM-модулятора передатчика. Подавая соответствующие логические коды, можно достаточно точно сформировать требующиеся корректирующие символы («логическая» коррекция). Исследована сравнительная эффективность обоих методов. Приведён пример реализации описанного метода «логической» коррекции., Higher data traffic via any transmission channels currently results in using signals increasingly broader in spec-trum and increasingly broader spectral bandwidth of transmission path. That said multipath propagation of radio waves is observed in many types of channels. Various beams come to the receiver along different paths and have varying levels and varying time delays. It results in signal power dissipation and adjacent symbols’ overlapping. Symbols interfere with each other and this causes their distortion and data transmission downgrade. To combat this phenomenon it is proposed to use the redundancy of transmitted symbols’ quantity compared to the quantity of initial information symbols. A special correction symbol is transmitted before each information symbol. It is readjusted so that to remove summation of all prior symbols or significantly reduce its level. The method is used in two-way transmission systems. Test sessions are conducted occasionally whereby the parameters of trans-mission channel and obstructive symbols that are added to the basic symbol are measured. The measured parameters are transmitted back to the sending station. Quite a sophisticated equipment is applied in the transmit-ter for tuning. This is how “physical” method of correction is implemented. Amplitude and phase of each correction symbol must be controlled. However, QAM (quadrature amplitude modulation) method enables to consider-ably simplify this procedure using “logical” correction method. Amplitude-phase control of transmitted signals is already performed in this method when transmitting information symbols. Therefore, it is quite enough to input such a binary code to the modulator instead of amplitude-phase control of the correction symbol, so that a symbol is formed at the modulator output and it is as similar as possible to the required type of correction symbol. The method loses to the "physical" correction method in terms of noise immunity, but discrepancies are slight in case of QAM-64, QAM-256 modulation. Implementation scheme for the proposed method is given. Computer-aided research results of the method efficiency are described
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17. Blind watermark detection based on K‐S test in radio‐frequency signals.
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Xie, Xu and Xu, Zhengguang
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Radio‐frequency (RF) watermarking is a new technology for physical layer authentication, whose carrier is not the traditional multimedia signals but the digital signals. In the available literature, the watermark detectors are based on the cooperative environment, where the parameters of the watermark signal are known to the receiver. In this Letter, a blind watermark detection scheme with Kolmogorov–Smirnov (K‐S) test is presented. The simulation results show that the proposed scheme is effective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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18. Исследования вероятностных характеристик приема цифровых сигналов при распространении по спутниковым ионосферным радиолиниям
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энергетические потери ,dielectric constant ,вероятностные характеристики ,digital signals ,ionosphere ,ионосфера ,модели искажений ,цифровые сигналы ,distortion models ,energy losses - Abstract
Приведены подходы при анализе искажений комплексных огибающих цифровых сигналов при распространении по спутниковым ионосферным радиолиниям, обусловливающих интерференционные помехи в дополнение к тепловым канальным шумам. Разработана методика оценки статистических характеристик интерференционных помех. Оценены вероятностные характеристики и асимптотические вероятности ошибочного приема рассматриваемых сигналов с увеличением частотной полосы с использованием вычисленных статистических характеристик для радиолиний Рчастотного диапазона., Models of signal propagation lines in transionosphere channels are presented. Modeling of the propagation of digital signals using these models during propagation with typical characteristics was carried out in order to evaluate the probabilistic characteristics of the reception of digital signals with the frequency band extension. The probabilistic characteristics and asymptotic probabilities of erroneous reception of the considered signals with increasing frequency band are estimated using the calculated statistical characteristics for radio links of the P-frequency range.
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19. МОДИФИКАЦИЯ СХЕМЫ КОСТАСА ДЛЯ АВТОПОДСТРОЙКИ ФАЗЫ В СИСТЕМАХ С ПОДАВЛЕННОЙ НЕСУЩЕЙ
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Costas loop ,подавление несущей ,отношение «сигнал/шум» ,петля Костаса ,digital signals ,signal-to-noise ratio ,фазовая модуляция ,цифровые сигналы ,phase modulation ,carrier suppression - Abstract
Системы, использующие фазовую модуляцию, широко используются при передаче цифровых сигналов. Для демодуляции принятых цифровых сигналов обычно применяется корреляционная обработка, заключающаяся в перемножении принятого сигнала на напряжение опорного генератора и интегрирование результатов перемножения на длительности символа. Проблемой является подстройка фазы генератора в приёмнике, используемого для детектирования. Наличие фазовой модуляции, переносящей передаваемую информацию, препятствует настройке генератора. Одним из способов устранения её влияния, является умножение частоты, однако при этом значительно возрастает уровень шумов за счёт появления комбинационных составляющих сигнала и шума. Такие схемы эффективны только в условиях большого отношения «сигнал/шум». Применяются схемы с петлёй Костаса, но они предлагались только для модуляции BPSK и QPSK. В статье предлагается модифицировать схему с петлёй Костаса для использования при модуляции 8-PSK. Приведены результаты компьютерного моделирования работы схемы., Phase modulation is in common use currently when transmitting digital signals. Thereby the generator should be used in the receiver for efficient detection, oscillations of which should be synphased with carrier frequency of in-coming signal. It is easy to do if the carrier is available. However, carrier suppression is often used for energy effi-ciency improvement. Then difficulties arise with phase lock for generator. These difficulties are resolved in various ways. Frequency multiplication of incoming signal is applied when using BPSK, QPSK and 8-PSK modulation types. Thereby phase surges due to transmitted information signal become multiple of 2π and do not affect phase lock process. However, when multiplying, signal and noise combination fluctuations arise which are particularly noticea-ble for 8-PSK modulation. Signal-to-noise ratio goes down and give rise to extra distortions. Costas circuit-based phase-lock devices have better performance properties. Two quadrature components of incoming signal are distin-guished there and phase lock is done through their co-processing. However, commonly known Costas circuits oper-ate only with BPSK and QPSK modulation types. The article proposes Costas circuit modification for 8-PSK modu-lation type. It is intended for differential modulation, when generator’s initial phase value can be any of the eight possible values. Operation concept lies in the fact that running sum of phases for generator and information signal equates to all eight values of possible phase and lock phase is done up to a proximate value. Efficiency of the pro-posed circuit was investigated. The results of computer-aided simulation are given.
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20. Модели искажений цифровых сигналов при распространении в лесах
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энергетические потери ,forest areas ,dielectric constant ,лесные массивы ,диэлектрическая проницаемость ,digital signals ,модели искажений ,цифровые сигналы ,distortion models ,energy losses - Abstract
Приведены модели линий распространения сигналов в лесах, основанные на их представлении в виде квазиоднородной среды с эффективной комплексной диэлектрической проницаемостью. Произведено моделирование распространения цифровых сигналов с использованием этих моделей при распространении в лесах с типичными характеристиками с целью оценивания вероятностных характеристик приема цифровых сигналов с расширением частотной полосы. Показано, что для класса цифровых сигналов с фазовой манипуляцией и с центральной частотой Pдиапазона с горизонтальной поляризацией энергетические потери по отношению к распространению в свободном пространстве с эквивалентным затуханием достигают 1.5-3.5 дБ., Models of signal propagation lines in forests based on their representation as a quasi-homogeneous medium with an effective complex permittivity are presented. Modeling of the propagation of digital signals using these models during propagation in forests with typical characteristics was carried out in order to evaluate the probabilistic characteristics of the reception of digital signals with the frequency band extension. It is shown that for the class of digital signals with phase shift keying and with the center frequency of the P-band with horizontal polarization, the energy losses in relation to propagation in free space with equivalent attenuation reach 1.5-3.5 dB.
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21. Development of indicators for the detection of equipment malfunctions and degradation estimation based on digital signals (alarms and events) from operation SCADA.
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Rodríguez-López, Miguel A., López-González, Luis M., López-Ochoa, Luis M., and Las-Heras-Casas, Jesús
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WIND turbines , *DATA acquisition systems , *ELECTRIC generators , *OFFSHORE wind power plants , *ELECTRIC power system faults - Abstract
Certain mechanical and electrical components, such as generators, exhibit degradation phenomena, which may develop slowly over time or suddenly. The current trend in this field of research is to develop malfunction detection indicators from analog signals recorded by operation supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), creating behavioral models of the equipment and the development of a series of status indicators. These models and indicators are used to detect malfunctions when operation SCADA are unable to detect an abnormality, thus determining that the component is beginning to degrade when certain normal limits are exceeded. However, the digital signals from operation SCADA have great potential for providing additional information that could be used to detect possible malfunction. Detection must be accompanied by a study of the remaining life of a component so that the remaining useful life of the component before failure can be estimated before losing its functionality. If SCADA can detect a malfunction and determine when the component will break, the operator will have valuable time to intervene prior to failure at an optimum time. This is particularly important in installations with difficult access, such as offshore wind farms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
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22. Smartphones for Remote Symptom Monitoring of Parkinson's Disease
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Max A. Little
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0301 basic medicine ,Parkinson's disease ,Computer science ,Wearable computer ,Objective data ,ComputerApplications_COMPUTERSINOTHERSYSTEMS ,Disease ,Symptom monitoring ,Review ,sensors ,algorithms ,03 medical and health sciences ,Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience ,0302 clinical medicine ,Software ,Human–computer interaction ,medicine ,Humans ,Computational analysis ,Closing (morphology) ,Monitoring, Physiologic ,business.industry ,Wearables ,Parkinson Disease ,medicine.disease ,smartphones ,030104 developmental biology ,digital signals ,Neurology (clinical) ,Smartphone ,business ,030217 neurology & neurosurgery - Abstract
Parkinson’s disease is a complex and heterogeneous condition, and there are many gaps in the medical community’s scientific and practical understanding of the disease. Closing these gaps relies on objective data about symptoms and signs, collected over long durations. Smartphones contain sensor devices which can be used to remotely capture behavioral signals. From these signals, computational algorithms can distill metrics of symptom severity and progression. This brief review introduces the main concepts of the discipline, addressing the experimental, hardware and software logistics, and computational analysis. The article finishes with an exploration of future prospects for the technology.
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23. Класифікація інформаційних сигналів шляхом побудови оптимального дерева рішень
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Гавор, Михайло Іванович and Гавор, Михайло Іванович
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Актуальність теми: пов’язана із необхідністю підвищення швидкості оперативного контролю та управління процесами передачі даних за рахунок розроблення способів класифікації інформаційних сигналів на основі застосування методу оптимального дерева рішень. Мета та завдання дослідження: Метою роботи є підвищення швидкодії та надійності системи передачі даних. Для чого потрібно розробити спосіб більш точного і швидкого аналізу та обробки інформаційних сигналів. Для досягнення поставленої мети необхідно вирішити низку завдань: 1. Проаналізувати сучасні методи класифікації інформаційних сигналів, їх основні способи опису, аналізу та обробки сигналів. 2. Дослідити аспекти використання методу дерева рішень, його алгоритми та етапи побудови. 3. Розробити метод класифікації інформаційних сигналів шляхом побудови оптимального дерева рішень. 4. Привести способи практичного застосування розробленого методу та проаналізовати його ефективність. Об’єктом дослідження: процеси аналізу та обробки інформаційних сигналів, метод дерева рішень та його особливості. Предмет дослідження: існуючі методи класифікації та аналізу інформаційних сигналів. Основні принципи їх обробки. Процес побудови оптимального дерева рішень. Методи дослідження: Розробки і дослідження проводилися на основі теорії аналізу інформаційних сигналів, теорії перетворень Лапласа, теорії перетворень Котельнікова, теорії рядів Фур’є, теорії вейвлет-аналізу, теорії метода дерева рішень. Наукова новизна одержаних результатів: 1. Проведено порівняльну характеристику методів опису, аналізу та обробки сигналів. 2. Досліджено сучасні способи ідентифікації та класифікації інформаційних сигналів. 3. Створено спосіб класифікації інформаційних сигналів на основі метода оптимального дерева рішень. Практичне значення одержаних результатів: Отримані в роботі наукові результати мають практичне значення для покращення процесів передачі даних, що дозволить вдосконалити методи швидкісної передачі інформації в мережах, що використовуються в к, Relevance of the topic: related to the need to increase the speed of operational control and management of data transmission processes through the devel-opment of methods for classifying information signals based on the application of the optimal decision tree method. Aim and objectives of the study: The aim of the work is to increase the speed and reliability of the data transmission system. For what it is necessary to develop a way of more exact and fast analysis and processing of information signals. To achieve this goal it is necessary to solve a number of tasks: 1. Analyze modern methods of classification of information signals, their main methods of description, analysis and signal processing. 2. Investigate aspects of using the decision tree method, its algorithms and construction stages. 3. Develop a method for classifying information signals by constructing an optimal decision tree. 4. Give ways of practical application of the developed method and analyze its effectiveness. Object of research: processes of analysis and processing of information signals, method of decision tree and its features. Subject of research: existing methods of classification and analysis of information signals. Basic principles of their processing. The process of building an optimal decision tree. Research methods: Developments and researches were carried out on the basis of the theory of the analysis of information signals, the theory of transformations of Laplace, the theory of transformations of Kotelnikov, the theory of Fourier series, the theory of wavelet analysis, the theory of a method of a tree of decisions. Scientific novelty of the obtained results. 1. A comparative description of the methods of description, analysis and signal processing. 2. Modern methods of identification and classification of information sig-nals are investigated. 3. A method of classification of information signals based on the method of optimal decision tree is created. The practical significance of
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24. Analysis of efficient linear local features of digital signals and images
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Myasnikov, V. V.
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25. An 8-Bit Analog-to-Digital Converter for Battery Operated Wireless Sensor Nodes
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Suggs, Marvin Wayne, Jr.
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- ADC, Digital Signals, Machine Learning Algorithms, Remote Monitoring, SAR, Temperature Sensor Data, Wireless Sensor Node, Electrical and Electronics, Power and Energy, Signal Processing
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Wireless sensing networks (WSNs) collect analog information transduced into the form of a voltage or current. This data is typically converted into a digital representation of the value and transmitted wirelessly using various modulation techniques. As the available power and size is limited for wireless sensor nodes in many applications, a medium resolution Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) is proposed to convert a sensed voltage with moderate speeds to lower power consumption. Specifications also include a rail-to-rail input range and minimized errors associated with offset, gain, differential nonlinearity, and integral nonlinearity. To achieve these specifications, an 8-bit successive approximation register ADC is developed which has a conversion time of nine clock cycles. This ADC features a charge scaling array included to achieve minimized power consumption and area by reducing unit capacitance in the digital-to-analog converter. Furthermore, a latched comparator provides fast decisions utilizing positive feedback. The ADC was designed and simulated using Cadence Virtuoso with parasitic extraction over expected operating temperature range of 0 – 85°C. The design was fabricated using TSMC’s 65 nanometer RF GP process and tested on a printed circuit board to verify design specifications. The measured results for the device show an offset and gain error of +7 LSB and 31.1 LSB, respectively, and a DNL range of -0.9 LSB to +0.8 LSB and an INL range of approximately -4.6 LSB to +12 LSB. The INL is much improved in regard to the application of the temperature sensor. The INL for this region of interest is from -3.5 LSB to +2.8 LSB.
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26. Use of logical predistortion for the purpose of decreasing digital signal intersymbol interference
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Method of decreasing of negative influence of intersymbol interference in digital signals is described. Method consists of carrying in transmitted signal logical predistortion. Copy of received signal after channel with intersymbol interference is nearer to initial informational signal that transmitted signal without predistortion.
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27. Digital start-up access to venture capital financing: What signals quality?
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Nigam, Nirjhar, Benetti, Cristiane, and Johan, Sofia A.
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VENTURE capital , *CAPITAL financing , *HUMAN capital , *WORK experience (Employment) - Abstract
What signals quality for digital startups seeking access to external finance? Analyzing a unique dataset from India, we investigate the impact of traditional quality signals (e.g., the founders' years of experience, prior industry experience); networking signals (e.g., degrees from elite educational institutes, the breadth of an entrepreneurial team); and digital signals (e.g., the social media presence of the startup on multiple social media sites) on the access to venture capital financing. We find that while networking and digital signals positively impact access to financing, traditional human capital signals do not have any significant impact on the process. • Our study provides support for the changing importance of signals over time. • Traditional human capital factors may not necessarily serve as quality signals. • Digital signals may serve better quality signals to access financing for startups. • We make important contribution to the signaling literature for emerging economies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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28. Analyzing the relationship of ECG parameters with the sleep stages and OSAS
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Yücelbaş, Şule, Tezel, Gülay, Bilgisayar Mühendisliği Anabilim Dalı, Hakkari Üniversitesi, Mühendislik Fakültesi, Elektrik Elektronik Mühendisliği Bölümü, and Yücelbaş, Şule
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Biomedical signals ,One dimension signal ,Multiple signal classificaton ,Bioelectric signals ,Digital signal processing ,Digital signals ,Computer Engineering and Computer Science and Control ,Algorithms ,0-Belirlenecek ,Bilgisayar Mühendisliği Bilimleri-Bilgisayar ve Kontrol - Abstract
Kişilerin günlük yaşam kalitesini olumsuz bir şekilde etkilemekte olan uyku bozuklukları, artık toplumun büyük çoğunluğunun ortak problemi haline gelmiştir. Uyku ile ilgili en tehlikeli rahatsızlıkların başında, uykuda kendini gösteren ve hastaların uyku sırasında ani ölümlerine bile yol açabilen tıkayıcı uyku apnesi sendromu (OSAS) gelmektedir. Uyku evreleme işlemi bu tarz uyku rahatsızlıklarının teşhis ve tedavisinde büyük öneme sahip olmasının yanında uzmanlar için yorucu, zaman alıcı, deneyim isteyen ve uzmanlar arasında görüş ayrılıklarına yol açabilen bir uygulamadır. Bu ve benzeri nedenlerden dolayı otomatik uyku evreleme sistemleri tasarlanmaktadır. Uyku evreleme işlemi için elektroensefalogram (EEG) temel sinyal, elektrookülogram (EOG) ve elektromiyogram (EMG) sinyalleri ise yardımcı olarak kullanılmaktadır. Fakat bu sinyallerin hem elde edilmesi zor hem de yorumlanması subjektiftir. Bunun yanında hem kayıt edilmesi hem de değerlendirilmesi daha kolay olan elektrokardiyografi (EKG) sinyalinin kullanılmasının hem zaman hem de pratiklik açısından uzmanlara kazanç sağlayabileceği düşünülmektedir. Bu tez çalışmasında, uykunun EKG ile genel ilişkisinin sorgulanmasının yanında daha detaylı bir araştırma yapılarak OSAS, uyku evreleme ve uyku parametreleri gibi konuların kalp ritimleriyle olan bağlantıları incelenmiştir. Bu bağlantının ayrıntılı bir şekilde incelenebilmesi amacıyla üç ön ve üç ana çalışma olmak üzere toplam altı farklı çalışma yürütülmüştür. Çalışmalarda kullanılan uyku verileri Konya Necmettin Erbakan Üniversitesi Meram Tıp Fakültesi Uyku Laboratuvarından ve hazır veri tabanlarından alınmıştır. Bu tez çalışmasında, uyku EEG'sindeki EKG artifaktlarının temizlenmesi, EKG sinyalini temsil edebilen etkin morfolojik özelliklerin tespit edilmesi ve EKG sinyalinin yüzde değişim özellikleri kullanılarak uyku apne şiddetinin belirlenmesi olmak üzere üç farklı ön çalışma gerçekleştirilmiştir. Bu ön çalışmalardan ilkinin sonucunda, uyku evreleme amacıyla kullanılan temizlenmiş ve temizlenmemiş EEG sinyallerinin başarı oranları sırasıyla % 75.87 ve % 74.86 olarak elde edilmiştir. İkinci ön çalışma sonucunda ise, EKG sinyallerinden çıkarılan 15 farklı morfolojik özellikten 14'ünün kullanılması ile 12 aritminin sınıflandırılmasında başarı oranı % 1.5 iyileştirilerek % 98.96'ya ulaşılmıştır. Gerçekleştirilen son ön çalışma sonucunda, EKG özelliklerinin sadece yüzdesel değişimleri kullanılarak OSAS şiddeti % 84.38 oran ile tespit edilmiştir.Tez içerisinde gerçekleştirilen ana çalışmalar ise EKG parametreleri ile uyku parametreleri arasındaki ilişkinin belirlenmesi, EKG parametreleriyle uyku evreleme işleminin yapılması ve EKG parametreleri ile OSAS arasındaki ilişkinin tespiti şeklinde ifade edilebilir. İlk ana çalışma kapsamında, sadece EKG sinyalleri kullanılarak uyku evrelemenin belirleyici faktörleri olan ve EKG dışındaki diğer uyku sinyallerinde bulunan Arausal (AR), K-kompleksi (Kk), Uyku İğciği (Uİ), hızlı göz hareketleri (REM) ve yavaş göz hareketlerinin (SEM) tespit edilmesi çalışılmasında en yüksek performansla belirlenebilen uyku parametresi % 81.99 ile SEM olmuştur. İkinci ana çalışmada, OSAS rahatsızlığına sahip olan ve olmayan kişilerin gece boyunca kaydedilen EKG sinyalleri kullanılarak otomatik uyku evreleme sistemi tasarlanmış ve hasta ile sağlıklı veri grupları için sırasıyla % 78.08 ve % 87.11 başarı oranlarına ulaşılmıştır. Gerçekleştirilen son ana çalışmada ise, farklı OSAS seviyelerine sahip hastaların EKG sinyalleri kullanılarak beş farklı veri grubu oluşturulmuş ve en iyi sınıflama sonucu olarak % 97.20 elde edilmiştir.Tez kapsamında gerçekleştirilen tüm çalışmalardan elde edilen sonuçlar genel olarak değerlendirildiğinde, literatüre göre çok daha iyi sonuçların elde edildiği görülmüştür. Ayrıca literatür incelendiğinde, bu zamana kadar hiç denenmemiş sistem ve yöntemlerin bu tez çalışması içerisinde gerçekleştirilmiş olması da çalışmanın özgünlüğünü ortaya koymaktadır. Kısacası, elde edilen performans sonuçları, EKG'nin uyku ve OSAS ile olan ilişkisinin incelenmesi ve ayrıca uyku evreleme işleminin sadece EKG ile otomatik olarak gerçekleştirilmesi gibi bazı önemli konuların aydınlatılmasına yönelik gerçekleştirilen çalışmalar açısından bu tez çalışması literatürde önemli bir yere sahip olacaktır. Sleep disorders, which have a negative effect on the daily quality of life of individuals, have now become the common problem of a large majority of the society. Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS), which manifests itself and may even cause sudden deaths in patients during sleep, ranks first among the most dangerous disorders related to sleep. Although sleep staging is of great importance in the diagnosis and treatment of such sleep disorders, it is a tiring and time consuming procedure that requires experience and may cause differences of opinion among specialists. For this and similar reasons, automatic sleep staging systems are designed. Electroencephalogram (EEG) signals are used as primary signals, and electrooculogram (EOG) and electromyogram (EMG) signals are used as secondary signals in the sleep staging process. However, these signals are difficult to obtain and their interpretation is subjective. Besides, it is considered that the use of electrocardiogram (ECG) signals, whose recording and evaluation is much easier, could provide benefit to specialists in terms of both time and practicality. In this thesis study, alongside the examination of the general relationship between sleep and ECG, the connections of topics such as OSAS, sleep staging, and sleep parameters to cardiac rhythms was investigated through a more detailed analysis. For a comprehensive examination of these connections, a total of six different studies were conducted consisting of three preliminary and three main studies. The sleep data used in the studies were taken from the sleep laboratory of Konya Necmettin Erbakan University Meram Faculty of Medicine and from ready databases.In this thesis study, three different preliminary studies were carried out that can be listed as the removal of ECG artefacts in the sleep EEG, determination of the effective morphological features that can represent the ECG signal, and the determination of the severity of the sleep apnea by using the percentage change features of ECG signals. As the result of the first preliminary study, the success rates of the cleaned and uncleaned EEG signals used for sleep staging were found as 75.87 % and 74.86 %, respectively. The results of the second preliminary study showed that the success rate of the classification of 12 arrhythmias by using 14 of the 15 different morphological features extracted from ECG signals reached 98.96 % with an improvement of 1.5 %. As the result of the last preliminary study, the severity of OSAS was determined at a rate of 84.38 % by using only the percentage changes in ECG features.The main studies conducted within the thesis can be stated as the determination of the relationship between ECG parameters and sleep parameters, sleep staging through sleep parameters, and the determination of the relationship between ECG parameters and OSAS. Within the scope of the first main study conducted to determine Arousal (AR), K-complex (Kc), sleep spindle (SS), rapid eye movements (REM), and slow eye movements (SEM), which are the determining factors of sleep staging and exist in sleep signals other than ECG, the sleep parameter that could be determined with the highest performance was SEM with a rate of 81.99 %. In the second main study, an automatic sleep staging system was designed using the ECG signals from individuals with and without OSAS recorded throughout the night, and success rates of 78.08 % and 87.11 % were achieved for ill and healthy data groups, respectively. In the final main study, five different data groups were created by using the ECG signals from patients with different degrees of OSAS severity, and the optimal classification result was achieved as 97.20 %.A general evaluation of the results obtained from all the analyses conducted within the scope of the thesis study show that the present study yielded much better results compared to the literature. In addition, the performance of systems and methods that were not previously conducted in the literature for the first time within this thesis study presents the authenticity of the study. In brief, this thesis study will occupy a prominent place in the literature with the performance results obtained in the studies, the investigation of the relationship of ECG with sleep and OSAS, and also in terms of the procedures conducted to shed light on certain important issues such as the performance of automatic sleep staging through ECG alone. 147
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29. Desarrollo de técnicas avanzadas en la auscultación dinámica para la optimización del mantenimiento de vías férreas
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Pablo Salvador Zuriaga, Insa Franco, Ricardo, Naranjo Ornedo, Valeriana, and Universitat Politècnica de València. Departamento de Física Aplicada - Departament de Física Aplicada
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Señales digitales ,Representación tiempo-frecuencia ,Aceleraciones en caja de grasa ,TEORIA DE LA SEÑAL Y COMUNICACIONES ,Auscultación de vía ,Time-frequency representatio ,Mantenimiento ferroviario ,Track surveying ,Digital signals ,Axlebox acceleration ,Railway maintenance ,INGENIERIA E INFRAESTRUCTURA DE LOS TRANSPORTES - Abstract
El mantenimiento de la vía se ha convertido en los últimos años en un tema verdaderamente relevante para la ingeniería ferroviaria debido a la necesidad de conseguir mejores niveles de calidad a menores costes. Para ello, no hay más remedio que incorporar a las filosofías y procedimientos tradicionales del mantenimiento y la auscultación de la vía nuevas técnicas, que en muchos casos están ampliamente desarrolladas en otros campos de la ingeniería. Así, este trabajo profundiza en las técnicas de adquisición y procesado de datos para su aplicación a la auscultación de la vía. Para ello, se han realizado varias pruebas en la red de Metro de Valencia, registrando las aceleraciones producidas en las cajas de grasa durante la circulación de los vehículos por las vías. Dichas aceleraciones se han registrado y analizado de diferentes maneras, variando la frecuencia de muestreo, la frecuencia de filtrado, el emplazamiento de los acelerómetros y los diferentes parámetros que definen las representaciones tiempo-frecuencia. Los resultados muestran los valores óptimos de los parámetros que determinan la auscultación dinámica y el mejor emplazamiento para los acelerómetros. Además, mediante el análisis espectral y los diagramas tiempo-frecuencia es posible identificar y clasificar los diferentes defectos, puntos singulares y modos de vibración de la vía. De este modo, pueden sentarse las bases para la aplicación de técnicas de procesado digital de imágenes al mantenimiento de la vía., Salvador Zuriaga, P. (2014). Desarrollo de técnicas avanzadas en la auscultación dinámica para la optimización del mantenimiento de vías férreas [Tesis doctoral]. Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València. doi:10.4995/Thesis/10251/39003., Alfresco
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30. Modelo adaptativo para la estimación de la dimensión fractal de registros de imágenes resistivas a partir de registros geofísicos de pozo
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Agudelo Gamboa, Juan Gabriel and Ochoa Gutiérrez, Luis Hernán
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fractal dimension ,well logs ,registros de pozo ,0 Generalidades / Computer science, information and general works ,metodología de pre procesamiento ,filtros digitales ,prediction ,Minería de datos ,CRISP-DM ,predicción ,62 Ingeniería y operaciones afines / Engineering ,dimensión fractal ,digital signals ,Data mining ,55 Ciencias de la tierra / Earth sciences and geology ,preprocessing methodology - Abstract
Los registros de pozo presentan gran variedad de información que permite caracterizar propiedades físicas y químicas de las rocas así como de los fluidos contenidos entre ellas. Los muestreos geofísicos en sitio caracterizan en detalle parámetros físicos de las formaciones que permiten determinar la resistividad, densidad volumétrica, litología, permeabilidad y porosidad entre otros. Dentro de los avances en predicción de fracturas naturales se han desarrollado modelos soportados por procesos dependientes de la dimensión fractal de imágenes resistivas. Sin embargo, no siempre se cuenta con la información asociada a dichas imágenes. Esta investigación tiene como base la información de registros geofísicos de pozo y parte de la hipótesis que existen relaciones significativas entre múltiples registros con el objeto de caracterizar los valores de dimensión fractal. Se implementa un modelo de predicción utilizando técnicas de minería de datos y bajo los lineamientos de la metodología CRISPDM. El modelo permite de una forma adaptativa el procesamiento de información proveniente de los registros de pozo con el objeto de identificar cuáles de estos registros presentan relaciones significativas para la generación de patrones que inciden en la predicción de valores de dimensión fractal. El modelo es validado sobre un caso de estudio con información de registros de pozo realizados en la cuenca del Catatumbo, Norte de Santander, Colombia. En los capítulos asociados se presenta el análisis de información, ejecución y evaluación del modelo. El análisis de resultados de ejecución para el modelo de predicción se basa en muestreos aleatorios de valores de registros múltiples en secciones transversales y es evaluado sobre valores aleatorios de dimensión fractal. Como producto del proceso de clasificación se identificaron tres conjuntos de orígenes de datos relevantes como son registros (logs) base, registros (logs) complementarios y registros (logs) no válidos para la generación de valores de dimensión fractal. La predicción asociada al caso de estudio evidenció una respuesta altamente cercana hacia los valores esperados con una tasa de error baja donde el coeficiente de determinación (R2) resultante es de 0.95, la media absoluta del error igual a 0.003 y el error de la raíz cuadrada de la media (RMSE) es igual a 0.004. La metodología propuesta ofrece una alternativa para generar e introducir valores asociados a la dimensión fractal de imágenes resistivas en escenarios donde se cuenta con información de diversos registros geofísicos de pozo pero donde la información asociada con la dimensión fractal es inexistente. Abstract. Well logs have a great variety of information to characterize physical and chemical properties of rock formations and its fluid content among them. Geophysical surveys characterize detailed physical parameters of rock formations in order to determine the resistivity, bulk density, lithology, porosity and permeability, inter alia. Among the advances made on prediction of natural fractures, there have been developed different models supported by processes that depend on fractal dimension of resistive images. However, the information associated to such resistivity image logs is not always available. The current research is based on information from geophysical well logs, and also upon the hypothesis that is possible to identify significant relationships between multiple records in order to characterize the fractal dimension values. A prediction model is implemented through a data mining technique under the guidelines of CRISP-DM methodology. The model allows an adaptively way of information processing based on well logs in order to identify which of these records show significant relationships to generate prediction patterns to estimate fractal dimension values. The model is validated over a study case with well-log information gathered on-site at the Catatumbo basin, Norte de Santander, Colombia. In the study case chapters it is also presented data analysis, model execution and evaluation. The analysis of the execution results for the prediction model is based on random samples of multiple values in cross section and is evaluated upon random fractal dimension values. As a product of classification process three groups of relevant data sources were identified, such as: base logs, complementary logs and invalid logs for the generation of fractal dimension values. The prediction associated to the case study showed a very accurate response, in regards to the expected result values, with a low error rate where the resulting R2 is 0.95, the mean absolute error is equal to 0.003 and the root mean squared error is 0.004. The proposed methodology is an alternative to generate and input values associated to the fractal dimension of resistive images in scenarios where well geophysical logs are available, but information regarding values of fractal dimensions is inexistent. Maestría
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32. Integrated optical and mechanical resonators for evanescent field sensing
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Doolin, Callum
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- effective mass, discrete fourier transform, nanofabrication, silicon nitride, microdisk, whispering-gallery mode, optical, resonator, power spectral density, filter, chirp drive, mechanics, quadratic phase, digital signals, nonlinear, optics, tapered fiber, force sensing, sensing, cryogenic, nanostring, low-temperature, waveguide, evanescent field, mechanical
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Abstract: Nanoscale optical and mechanical resonators store energy in a way characterized by a sharp resonance frequency, and through interaction with their surroundings offer a path to the next generation of sensitive measurement tools. In this thesis we investigate a particular geometry of nanofabricated devices-that of monolithically fabricated optical microdisks and nanomechanical resonators, in which the optical microdisk operates as a high-gain amplifier of the mechanical resonator's position. We began the study with nanoscale silicon microdisks and cantilevers fabricated with a commercial photolithography process for silicon photonics, and used the optomechanical interaction between the cantilevers and optical microdisks to demonstrate readout of the mechanical motion to the fm Hz^-0.5 precision level. This approach has enabled thermally limited readout of forces on the cantilever to 130 +- 40 aN Hz^-0.5 at room temperature, optimized by their nanometer-sized geometry and femtogram-scale masses. We then explored the possibility of using these cantilevers for fundamental quantum measurements of phonon number, and although we concluded the cantilever measurement lacked the necessary characteristics, we developed a framework for characterizing the type of optomechanical coupling exhibited by an optomechanical device. Continuing on resonator development, we switched to fabricating similar geometry optomechanical devices from silicon nitride, an insulating material used in semiconductor fabrication, known to enable a high quality factor mechanical resonator geometry termed nanostrings. Using a fiber-waveguide coupling technique we were able to optomechanically measure picogram-scale nanostring devices down to temperatures below 1 K, finding mechanical quality factors of 10^6, while exhibiting less optically-induced heating than similar silicon devices. While the optical microdisks enable high-precision readout of mechanical motion, they more generally measure refractive index changes. Using aqueously submerged silicon nitride microdisks, we were able to measure LiCl induced refractive index changes down to the 10^-6 level. Finally, we carry out a discussion and review on the subject of digital signal processing. Although appearing unrelated, the techniques covered in Chapter 7 underline every single experimental result covered in this thesis. With an understanding of digital signals, flexible and well adapted measurement protocols can be constructed without being stuck relying on the output of fixed-pipeline measurement tools.
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33. Triboelectric Nanogenerator as a Self-Powered Communication Unit for Processing and Transmitting Information.
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Yu A, Chen X, Wang R, Liu J, Luo J, Chen L, Zhang Y, Wu W, Liu C, Yuan H, Peng M, Hu W, Zhai J, and Wang ZL
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In this paper, we demonstrate an application of a triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) as a self-powered communication unit. An elaborately designed TENG is used to translate a series of environmental triggering signals into binary digital signals and drives an electronic-optical device to transmit binary digital data in real-time without an external power supply. The elaborately designed TENG is built in a membrane structure that can effectively drive the electronic-optical device in a bandwidth from 1.30 to 1.65 kHz. Two typical communication modes (amplitude-shift keying and frequency-shift keying) are realized through the resonant response of TENG to different frequencies, and two digital signals, i.e., "1001" and "0110", are successfully transmitted and received through this system, respectively. Hence, in this study, a simple but efficient method for directly transmitting ambient vibration to the receiver as a digital signal is established using an elaborately designed TENG and an optical communication technique. This type of the communication system, as well as the implementation method presented, exhibits great potential for applications in the smart city, smart home, password authentication, and so on.
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