23 research outputs found

    Verification of accuracy of mean value estimation using Monte Carlo method

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    Przedmiotem bada艅 jest estymator warto艣ci oczekiwanej. Sprawdzano dok艂adno艣膰 estymacji warto艣ci oczekiwanej w sytuacji, gdy estymator obliczany jest na podstawie danych z rozk艂adu Gaussa. Sprawdzanie dok艂adno艣ci estymacji wykonano z zastosowaniem metody Monte Carlo.The subject of the research is the mean value estimator. The estimator is determined based on data obtained from a Gaussian distribution. The accuracy of the mean value estimator was examined using the Monte Carlo method. Chapter 1 provides basic information on the reasons for use the Monte Carlo method. In Chapter 2 the basic definitions were presented. Eq. (1) describes the expected value of the random variable. Eq. (3) presents the mean value estimator. Eq. (4) it is the error of the estimator (3). In the next part of Chapter 2 the mean value estimator for Gaussian distribution was presented (eq. 6). Eq. (7) describes the error of the mean value estimator (6). Next equation describes coverage factor for Gaussian distribution. In the next part of the paper the Monte Carlo methods were presented. In this article the Crude and Hit-or-Miss Monte Carlo methods have been used. Eq. (13) presents the mean value estimator obtained using the Crude Monte Carlo method. Eq. (14) describes the error of the estimator. Eq. (15) presents the mean value estimator obtained using the Hit-or-Miss Monte Carlo method. Eq. (16) it is the error of the estimator. In Fig. 1 the errors (4), (14) and (16) have been shown. Tab. 1 presents the errors obtained in Matlab, MatCAD and LabWINDOWS. The researches have been summarized in Chapter 3

    Computer analysis of bias of the mean square value estimator for sinusoidal signal

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    W referacie przedstawiono przyk艂ady wspomaganych komputerowo oblicze艅 obci膮偶enia estymator贸w warto艣ci 艣redniokwadratowej otrzymanych metod膮 bezpo艣redni膮 i na podstawie widma amplitudowego.This paper presents computer calculations of bias of the mean square value estimators calculated by the direct method and on the basis of the amplitude spectrum

    Evaluation of quantization influence on the signal mean value estimator uncertainty

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    Artyku艂 dotyczy problematyki oceny wp艂ywu kwantowania na niepewno艣膰 estymatora warto艣ci oczekiwanej sygna艂u. Zdefiniowano postacie estymator贸w warto艣ci oczekiwanej oraz wariancji tego parametru. Wyznaczono obci膮偶enia estymator贸w. Oceniono wp艂yw kwantowania na niepewno艣膰 estymatora warto艣ci oczekiwanej. Do bada艅 zastosowano skwantowane pr贸bki sygna艂u oraz momenty zmiennej losowej. Konwersja sygna艂u przeprowadzono z zastosowaniem kwantyzatora typu zaokr膮glaj膮cego o idealnej charakterystyce kwantowania.The paper deals with the problem of evaluation of quantization influence on the signal mean value estimator uncertainty on the basis of digital measuring data. In order to evaluate the uncertainty ,there have been used the quantized samples and moments of a random variable as well as the Widrow theory of quantization. The round-off quantizer of the ideal quantizing characteristic has been applied. The paper is divided into four sections. In the first section there is given Eq. (2) describing the mean value estimator obtained from the quantized data. In the second section the bias of the mean value estimator is described by Eq. (5) and shown in Fig.1. The mean value estimator (2) with and without bias (5) is shown in Fig.2. The mean value estimator variance is given by Eq. (6) and shown in Fig.3. In the next section there are presented Eqs. (21)-(23) describing the quantization influence on the mean value estimator uncertainty obtained from the moments and quantized data. The quantization influence on the mean value estimator uncertainty is studied in two independent cases, with and without bias, and shown in Fig.6. It has been shown that for a sinusoidal signal Eq. (21) is a suppressed oscillating function of the amplitude. Moreover, it has been proved that by increasing the sample size Eqs. (22) and (23) can be brought to 1. In the last section the results of investigations are summarized

    Computer calculation of uncertainty of measurement

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    Opracowany zosta艂 program komputerowy wspomagaj膮cy obliczanie niepewno艣ci pomiaru z zastosowaniem wsp贸艂czynnik贸w rozszerzania wyznaczanych na podstawie splot贸w rozk艂ad贸w prawdopodobie艅stwa. W artykule przedstawiono przyk艂ady oblicze艅 niepewno艣ci pomiaru r贸偶nych wielko艣ci elektrycznych i nieelektyrycznych, wykonanych metodami bezpo艣rednimi i po艣rednimi. Szczeg贸ln膮 uwag臋 po艣wi臋cono opracowaniu i optymalizacji algorytm贸w umo偶liwiaj膮cych szybkie i dok艂adne obliczanie wsp贸艂czynnik贸w rozszerzenia.A computer program has been designed which within an acceptable time computes measurement uncertainty with the use of coverage factors determined on the basis of selected convolutions of probability distributions. In the article has been presented examoles of the computing the uncertainty of real measurements of various electrical and non-electrical quantities carried out by direct and indirect method. Particular attention has been devoted to the designing and optimization of algorithms enabling fast and accurate computation of coverage factors

    Estimation of Random Variable Distribution Parameters by the Monte Carlo Method

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    The paper is concerned with issues of the estimation of random variable distribution parameters by the Monte Carlo method. Such quantities can correspond to statistical parameters computed based on the data obtained in typical measurement situations. The subject of the research is the mean, the mean square and the variance of random variables with uniform, Gaussian, Student, Simpson, trapezoidal, exponential, gamma and arcsine distributions

    Generalized model of quantization error in measurement of signal RMS value

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    Z zastosowaniem teorii kwantowania Widrowa opracowano wynikaj膮cy z kwantowania model b艂臋du w pomiarze warto艣ci skutecznej sygna艂贸w. Na podstawie opracowanego modelu zbadano wp艂yw kwantowania na dok艂adno艣膰 estymacji warto艣ci skutecznej. W artykule przedstawiono wyniki analiz wp艂ywu kwantowania na dok艂adno艣膰 estymacji warto艣ci skutecznej sygna艂u sinusoidalnego, sygna艂贸w losowych o rozk艂adach gaussowskim, r贸wnomiernym i tr贸jk膮tnym oraz wybrane kombinacje tych sygna艂贸w.The model of the bias of the root mean square (RMS) value estimator was worked out with applying the Widrow theory of quantization. The influence of quantizing on the accuracy of the RMS value estimator was studied on the basis of this model. The main subjects of the research were: sinusoidal signal, Gaussian signal, uniformly distributed signal, triangular probability density function (PDF) signal and selected combinations of the studied signals. In the first paragraph Eq. (6) and (7) describing the RMS value estimator bias are presented. The bias of the RMS value estimator is given by Eq. (6). The normalized bias is given by Eq. (7). In the next paragraph the Eq. of the PDFs and the characteristic functions for deterministic and random signals are given. In the second para-graph the process of bias estimation in the RMS value measurements caused by quantization is described. The normalized biases of the RMS value estimator of selected random signals are given by Eq. (10), (14), (18) and shown in Fig. 1. The normalized biases of the RMS value estimators of sinusoidal signal with random signals are given by (21) and shown in Fig. 2

    Estimation of random variable distribution parameters by the monte carlo method

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    The paper is concerned with issues of the estimation of random variable distribution parameters by the Monte Carlo method. Such quantities can correspond to statistical parameters computed based on the data obtained in typical measurement situations. The subject of the research is the mean, the mean square and the variance of random variables with uniform, Gaussian, Student, Simpson, trapezoidal, exponential, gamma and arcsine distributions

    Automatization of multimeter and calibrator calibration

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    Artyku艂 dotyczy problematyki wzorcowania multimetr贸w i kalibrator贸w. Przedstawiono koncepcj臋 aplikacji pomiarowych do automatyzacji procesu wzorcowania przyrz膮d贸w pomiarowych, prowadz膮cej do usprawnienia pracy laboratori贸w wzorcuj膮cych. Pokazano og贸ln膮 struktur臋 systemu pomiarowego, schemat dzia艂ania aplikacji pomiarowych oraz om贸wiono poszczeg贸lne bloki funkcjonalne program贸w. W pracy zaprezentowano przyk艂adow膮 aplikacj臋 do wzorcowania multimetru Keithley 2002Manual calibration of multimeters and calibrators takes mostly many hours. A faster process needs automatization. In the paper an idea of measurement application for automatization of calibration process is presented. This application allows making work of calibration laboratories more effective. A general structure of the measurement system (Fig. 1) and the measurement application working diagram (Fig. 2) are shown. An example application for calibration of the Keithley 2002 multimeter is given. The application allows making calibration automatically and step by step (Fig. 3) based on the procedure written on a worksheet. It is also possible to edit the report of calibration (Fig. 4), write the report in a doc file (Fig. 5) and write down all calibrations results in a text file (Fig. 6). The concept of automatization of multimeter and calibrator calibration is universal. The elaborated application in LabView can be modified for calibration of other measurement devices. The main advantages of the application are automatization of calibration, calculation of the measurement uncertainty, reporting of calibration and easy operation

    Point estimation of the signal autocorrelation function basing on digital measurement data

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    Artyku艂 przedstawia problematyk臋 obliczania warto艣ci oczekiwanej, obci膮偶enia i wariancji cyfrowego estymatora funkcji autokorelacji sygna艂贸w. Pokazano, 偶e estymator funkcji autokorelacji nie jest zgodny oraz, 偶e jest obci膮偶ony dodatkow膮, wynikaj膮c膮 z kwantowania sk艂adow膮. Pokazano, 偶e funkcja g臋sto艣ci kompensuje przesuni臋cie funkcji autokorelacji, co oznacza, 偶e okre艣lenie na postawie moment贸w obci膮偶enia i wariancji estymatora mo偶liwe jest jedynie w tych punktach funkcji autokorelacji, kt贸re odpowiadaj膮 warto艣ci 艣redniokwadratowej sygna艂u. Przedstawiono wyniki oszacowa艅 obci膮偶enia i wariancji cyfrowego estymatora funkcji autokorelacji dla wybranych klas sygna艂贸w. Do oblicze艅 zastosowano opracowany na potrzeby prowadzonych bada艅 wielobitowy wirtualny korelator sygna艂贸w.In the paper there are discussed problems of estimation of the expected value, bias and variance of the digital estimator of the signal autocorrelation function. It is shown that the autocorrelation function estimator is not consistent and that the density function compensates the autocorrelation function delay. It means that determination of the bias and variance of the estimator basing on the so-called moments is possible only in these points of the autocorrelation function which are the mean square value of the signal. There are presented the results of estimation of the bias and variance of the autocorrelation function digital estimator for selected classes of signals. In order to perform calculations, there was designed a dedicated, multi-bit, virtual correlator of signals. The paper is divided into 3 sections. Section 1 contains a short introduction to the issues of this paper. In Section 2 there are presented the definitions of the autocorrelation function and the autocorrelation function estimator of a signal and quantized signal - Eqs. (2-4). Next, there is calculated the estimator's expected value - Eqs. (5, 6). There is determined the bias of the autocorrelation function digital estimator caused by quantization Eq. (7). In the next part of paper there is shown that the signal distribution density function compensates the autocorrelation function delay - Eq. (11). There is also calculated the estimator's mean square error - Eq. (20). The mean square error and variance from Eq. (17) allows evaluating the estimator consistency. Table 1 presents the results of analysis of the bias and variance of the autocorrelation function digital estimator for a sinusoidal signal with noise. There are analysed the following types of noise: Gaussian, uniform probability density function (PDF) and triangular PDF signal. In Section 3 the investigation results are summarized. The obtained results show the importance of investigations on autocorrelation function degradation caused by quantization

    Study of selected sinusoidal signal characteristic obtained from six signal samples

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    W artykule przedstawiono wyniki badania w艂asno艣ci wybranej charakterystyki sygna艂u sinusoidalnego wyznaczanej na podstawie mo偶liwie najmniejszej liczby pr贸bek sygna艂u. Do bada艅 zastosowano funkcj臋 autokorelacji sygna艂u. Pokazano, 偶e do wyznaczania warto艣ci funkcji autokorelacji wystarczy sze艣膰 pr贸bek sygna艂u oraz, 偶e podczas obliczania warto艣ci funkcji autokorelacji odpowiedni dob贸r parametr贸w sygna艂u powoduje wyeliminowanie skutk贸w operacji kwantowania.This paper presents the results of a research of the selected sinusoidal signal characteristic obtained from the smallest possible number of the signal samples. Research was carried out using the autocorrelation function. It was shown that the values of the autocorrelation function can be determined on the basis of six signal samples. It was also shown that the appropriate selection of the signal parameters eliminates the effects of quantization. Chapter 1 provides basic information on the reasons for study of the autocorrelation function properties. In Chapter 2 the results of the theoretical study were presented. Th. 1 deals with the determination of the sinusoidal signal autocorrelation function and her estimator, when M >> 1, where M is the number of samples. Eq. (1) describes the relation between the number of samples and the delay times of the autocorrelation function. Eq. (3) presents the autocorrelation function estimator. In the second Theorem, it has been shown that, to determine the autocorrelation function values can be used only six sinusoidal signal samples. In the next part of Chapter 2 the third Theorem has been presented. It has been shown that if the initial phase of the signal is equal to (...)/2, then the effects of quantization are eliminated. In Chapter 3 the results of the experimental research were presented. Eq. (22) and (23) describes the mean of the mean square estimator obtained on the basis the autocorrelation function. In Fig. 1 the eq. (22) and (23) have been shown
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