318 research outputs found
Research on Present Situation and Development Countermeasures of Art and Physical Education of Primary and Middle Schools in Sichuan’s Tibetan Area
Art and physical education can promote students’ physical quality, the shaping of personality and so on. With development and improvement of modern quality education, colleges and universities at all levels are continuously promoting their attention to art and physical education. Because the limitation from many ways such as regional development, economic conditions, etc., art and physical education’s quality of primary and middle schools in Sichuan’s Tibetan area hasn’t been improved effectively. So this article mainly with present situations of art and physical education in primary and middle schools in Sichuan’s Tibetan area as research object, hopes to find out its problems and development countermeasures by author’s effort to promote its continuous improvement
Maintaining control performance in faulty control systems
Controller failures degrade a control system
pedormance. In this paper, a novel main fenonce approach
for controllerfailures is proposed fo restore fhe degraded
peformance of the controller. The method is fo
equivolenfly shifr any foulf occurring in a controller to the
plant. Eased on the assumed process model, a
compensafor with a serial link is designed to nlainfain the
faulty controller in the SISO and MMO control systems.
Several simulafioir results are given fo illustrate the
procedure of using the metho
Fault detection in model predictive controller
Real-time monitoring and maintaining model predictive controller (MPC) is becoming an important issue with its
wide implementation in the industries. In this paper, a
measure is proposed to detect faults in MPCs by comparing
the performance of the actual 'controller with the
pedormance of the ideal controller. The ideal controller is
derived from the dynamic matrix control @MC) in an ideal
work situation and treated as a measure benchmark. A
detection index based on the comparison is proposed to
detect the state change of the target controller. This measure
is illustrated through the implementation for a water tank
process
Combat Network Synchronization of UCAV Formation Based on RTBA Model
The paper aims at developing an efficient method to acquire a proper UCAV formation structure with robust and synchronized features. Here we introduce the RTBA (Route Temporary Blindness Avoidance) model to keep the structure stable and the HPSO (hybrid particle swarm optimization) method is given to find an optimal synchronized formation. The major contributions include the following: (1) setting up the dynamic hierarchy topologic structure of UCAV formation; (2) the RTB phenomenon is described and the RTBA model is put forward; (3) the node choosing rules are used to keep the invulnerability of the formation and the detective information quantifying method is given to measure the effectiveness of the connected nodes; and (4) the hybrid particle swarm optimization method is given to find an optimal synchronized topologic structure. According to the related principles and models, the simulations are given in the end, and the results show that the simplification of the model is available in engineering, and the RTBA model is useful to solve the real problems in combat in some degree
Transaction-Oriented Dynamic Power Flow Tracing for Distribution Networks – Definition and Implementation in GIS Environment
There is a growing interest from owners of distributed energy resources (DERs) to actively participate in the energy market through peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading. Many strategies have been proposed to base P2P energy trading on. However, in those schemes neither the costs of assets usage nor the losses incurred are so far taken into account. This article presents a transaction-oriented dynamic power flow tracing (PFT) platform for distribution networks (DNs) implemented in a geographic information system (GIS) environment. It introduces a new transaction model that quantifies the use of the DN, apportions the losses and unlocks a flexible use of the surplus generation enabling that prosumers can adopt simultaneously different mechanisms for participation in energy trading, maximizing renewable energy usage. The platform is also helpful for future distribution system operators (DSOs) to overcome the status invisibility of low voltage (LV) DNs, determine who makes use of the assets, debit the losses on them and explore the effects from new connections. A case study is conducted over the IEEE European LV Test Feeder. The tool provides a clear, intuitive, temporal and spatial assessment of the network operation and the resulting power transactions, including losses share and efficiency of DERs
Who is the Real Hero? Measuring Developer Contribution via Multi-dimensional Data Integration
Proper incentives are important for motivating developers in open-source
communities, which is crucial for maintaining the development of open-source
software healthy. To provide such incentives, an accurate and objective
developer contribution measurement method is needed. However, existing methods
rely heavily on manual peer review, lacking objectivity and transparency. The
metrics of some automated works about effort estimation use only syntax-level
or even text-level information, such as changed lines of code, which lack
robustness. Furthermore, some works about identifying core developers provide
only a qualitative understanding without a quantitative score or have some
project-specific parameters, which makes them not practical in real-world
projects. To this end, we propose CValue, a multidimensional information
fusion-based approach to measure developer contributions. CValue extracts both
syntax and semantic information from the source code changes in four
dimensions: modification amount, understandability, inter-function and
intra-function impact of modification. It fuses the information to produce the
contribution score for each of the commits in the projects. Experimental
results show that CValue outperforms other approaches by 19.59% on 10
real-world projects with manually labeled ground truth. We validated and proved
that the performance of CValue, which takes 83.39 seconds per commit, is
acceptable to be applied in real-world projects. Furthermore, we performed a
large-scale experiment on 174 projects and detected 2,282 developers having
inflated commits. Of these, 2,050 developers did not make any syntax
contribution; and 103 were identified as bots
Improving Continual Relation Extraction through Prototypical Contrastive Learning
Continual relation extraction (CRE) aims to extract relations towards the
continuous and iterative arrival of new data, of which the major challenge is
the catastrophic forgetting of old tasks. In order to alleviate this critical
problem for enhanced CRE performance, we propose a novel Continual Relation
Extraction framework with Contrastive Learning, namely CRECL, which is built
with a classification network and a prototypical contrastive network to achieve
the incremental-class learning of CRE. Specifically, in the contrastive network
a given instance is contrasted with the prototype of each candidate relations
stored in the memory module. Such contrastive learning scheme ensures the data
distributions of all tasks more distinguishable, so as to alleviate the
catastrophic forgetting further. Our experiment results not only demonstrate
our CRECL's advantage over the state-of-the-art baselines on two public
datasets, but also verify the effectiveness of CRECL's contrastive learning on
improving CRE performance
Remote maintenance of control system performance over the internet
The Internet provides a significant benefit for the remote maintenance and fault diagnosis of various
devices and plants. One such example is the UK’s distributed aircraft maintenance environment (DAME)
(www.cs.york.ac.uk/dame), which provides a genetic test bed for distributed diagnostics based on Grid-enabled
technologies. This paper focuses on developing a systematic method for the design of such a remote maintenance
systems specifically for process control systems. Design issues of Internet-based remote maintenance systems
for process control such as that proposed here include control performance assessment, fault detection, control
performance maintenance, and heterogeneous data transfer over the Internet. A back-end and front-end
architecture is proposed, in which all the heavy calculations are carried out locally. Light data and the
characteristics of any heavy data are sent to the front-end located on the remote server for consideration by
remote experts. The remote maintenance system is illustrated by reference to the implementation in a process
control rig
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