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    A Degenerate Agglomerative Hierarchical Clustering Algorithm for Community Detection

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    Community detection consists of grouping related vertices that usually show high intra-cluster connectivity and low inter-cluster connectivity. This is an important feature that many networks exhibit and detecting such communities can be challenging, especially when they are densely connected. The method we propose is a degenerate agglomerative hierarchical clustering algorithm (DAHCA) that aims at finding a community structure in networks. We tested this method using common classes of graph benchmarks and compared it to some state-of-the-art community detection algorithms

    Electromechanical transmission of an all-wheel drive vehicle with a central traction electric motor

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    Modern approaches to the construction of a kinematic scheme of an electromechanical transmission are considered. It is shown that for all-wheel drive transport and transport-technological mobile platforms, it is advisable to use a central traction electric motor operating with a two-mode reduction gear connected in series and a transmission based on controlled inter-axle and inter-wheel power distribution mechanisms. It is shown that such a scheme makes it possible to improve the operating conditions of the traction motor, reduce its installed power, dimensions and weight. At the same time, it remains possible to fully control the traction force on the drive wheels, use power recovery, and work in the mode of dynamic stabilization of the motion trajectory. The structure of the electromechanical transmission based on the described principles is proposed. The principles of operation of controlled interaxle and interwheel power distribution mechanisms based on gear differentials are considered. Examples of simplified kinematic schemes of promising mechanisms are given and principles of their control are proposed. The principles of determination of external parameters and synthesis of kinematic schemes of interaxle and interwheel differentials with friction control are considered

    Electromechanical transmission of an all-wheel drive vehicle with a central traction electric motor

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    Modern approaches to the construction of a kinematic scheme of an electromechanical transmission are considered. It is shown that for all-wheel drive transport and transport-technological mobile platforms, it is advisable to use a central traction electric motor operating with a two-mode reduction gear connected in series and a transmission based on controlled inter-axle and inter-wheel power distribution mechanisms. It is shown that such a scheme makes it possible to improve the operating conditions of the traction motor, reduce its installed power, dimensions and weight. At the same time, it remains possible to fully control the traction force on the drive wheels, use power recovery, and work in the mode of dynamic stabilization of the motion trajectory. The structure of the electromechanical transmission based on the described principles is proposed. The principles of operation of controlled interaxle and interwheel power distribution mechanisms based on gear differentials are considered. Examples of simplified kinematic schemes of promising mechanisms are given and principles of their control are proposed. The principles of determination of external parameters and synthesis of kinematic schemes of interaxle and interwheel differentials with friction control are considered
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