PROGRAM

5th WSEAS International Conference on
TELECOMMUNICATIONS and INFORMATICS

(TELE-INFO '06)

 

 

 

Istanbul, Turkey,

Sponsored by WSEAS and WSEAS Transactions
May 27-29, 2006

 

 

Saturday, May 27, 2006

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture I – Tutorial

 

Next Generation Optical Networks, SDH and Protocols

 

Professor Stamatios Kartalopoulos

The University of Oklahoma, USA

 

 

Course Description: As communication needs evolve, the current optical network requires both synchronous and asynchronous traffic with enhanced efficiently, scalability, protection strategies, and performance-cost objectives. The next generation optical network is based on DWDM technology and is designed on new standard protocols to efficiently address these requirements. This network may be viewed as an amalgamation of the best concepts from legacy synchronous and asynchronous networks, adding to it new concepts that enhance network attributes including efficiency-cost.

This short course starts with a review of critical optical network topologies, the SONET/SDH standard and DWDM technology. It describes the next generation SONET/SDH, Data-over-SONET/SDH, Packet-over-SONET/SDH, error handling, protection switching, the Link Capacity Adjustment Scheme (LCAS), the Generalized Framing Procedure (GFP), the Link Access Procedure for SDH (LAPS), Internet and Ethernet over SONET/SDH, Virtual Concatenation (VC), Multi-Service Switching Platform (MSSP), Multi-Service Provisioning Platform (MSPP), Next Generation SONET/SDH over DWDM, as well as the Optical Transport Network (OTN).

This course is supported by notes and optionally by four books authored by the instructor (published by IEEE/Wiley): “Next generation SONET/SDH” (2004), “Understanding SONET/SDH and ATM” (1999), “Introduction to DWDM Technology” (2001), and “DWDM: Networks, Devices and Technology” (2003).

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture II

 

Hebbian Learning and Negative Feedback Neural Networks

 

Professor Colin Fyfe

The University of Paisley, Scotland

 

 

Abstract: The central idea of this presentation is that artificial neural networks which use negative feedback of activation can use simple Hebbian learning to self-organise in such a way that they uncover interesting structure in data sets. The network in its simplest form performs a Principal Component Analysis. Extensions to the network are shown to perform Exploratory Projection Pursuit: they find low-dimensional filters of the data which reveal interesting structure in the data. For example, we might search for outliers from the main body of the data or clusters within the data set and this search can be performed in a hierarchical manner – we find one cluster in the midst of many and then re-project the data from this one cluster to attempt to find subclusters. There are two main ways of performing these searches and these are contrasted and compared and a composite method created which exhibits useful properties from the two underlying methods.

The network can also be used to find independent components of a data set in a number of different ways. For example, one extension to the basic network is shown to perform a type of Factor Analysis – it identifies a set of factors which when OR-ed together will construct the data set. Other methods are used to perform Independent Component Analysis which is extensively used in blind source separation – extracting one signal from a linear mixture of signals. The network can also be used for clustering in a topology preserving manner: there are several ways of clustering using this network in such a way that similar data points are clustered close to one another and only similar data points are treated this way.

In part 2 of the talk, twinned networks are introduced: these networks have two input data streams on which they self-organise using simple Hebbian learning with negative feedback again. In their basic form, the networks are shown to perform Canonical Correlation Analysis, the statistical technique which finds those filters onto which projections of the two data streams have greatest correlation. Various extensions of the basic methods are devised in order to create methods which react to more than two data streams at a time or which deal with problems such as multicollinearity. A further extension is the twinning of the Exploratory Projection Pursuit methods from the first part of the book so that the new network identifies shared structure across two data streams. This new network is also shown to perform Independent Component Analysis. A final chapter deviates somewhat from the rest of the book since its emphasis is on an extension of the Principal Curve algorithm so that we now have two curves learning on two data streams simultaneously.

Since the scope of the talk is the development of new algorithms, all algorithms which are derived analytically, are illustrated on artificial data before being used on real data sets. Where it is of interest, the results are compared with those from standard statistics or from alternative artificial neural networks.

 

 

 

SESSION: Internet, Multimedia Applications, E-Learning 

Chair: Despina Polemi, Woon-Yong Lin

 

Connection Management System for Web Services based on a Policy

Woon-Yong Kim, Seok-Gyu Park

520-164

A Web-Based Multimedia Environment to Support Group Creativity

Hsien Tang Lin, Shyan Ming Yuan

520-173

A Framework for Semantic Transcoding of Multimedia Learning Objects

Jinan Fiaidhi, Sabah Mohammed

520-156

Applying the sum of correlated gamma variates in approximate error probability evaluation for MC-DS-CDMA systems operating in frequency selective fading channels

Joy Iong-Zong Chen

520-246

An investment content delivery secure e-service

Despina Polemi, Thanos Karantjias

520-098

Developing A Wap-Based Application for Emergency Service System

Y.Batu Salman, Adem Karahoca

520-281

Study on Role-Based Access Control Model for Web Services and its Application

Min Wu, Jiaxun Chen, Yongsheng Ding

520-163

The Construction of Course Management System with Portfolio

Hsien Tang Lin, Chi Huang Chiu, Shyan Ming Yuan

520-174

Performance Implications of Memory Management in Java

Averil Meehan

520-256

 

 

 

SESSION: Ad-hoc and Mobile Networks

Chair: Wang Dazhen, K. Ioannou

 

Modified SPIHT Image Coder for Wireless Communication

M. B. I. Reaz, M. Akter, F. Mohd-Yasin

520-151

An Implementation of Time of Arrivals Location Positioning Technique for GSM Networks

N. Deligiannis, S. Louvros, K.Ioannou, A. Garmpis, S. Kotsopoulos

520-180

A L2 Transmission Feedback based buffering scheme for Mobile IP handovers in an IEEE 802.11 wireless network

Peter De Cleyn, Chris Blondia

520-242

GPCA Method for Fraud Detection in Mobile Communication Networks

Wang Da-Zhen, Wan Fang

520-197

Reduction of Interorganization Web Services Peers Incidents by Deployment of Asynchronous Computing Environment Profile Unification Methodology (ACEPUM)

Khalil A. Abuosba, Asim A. Elsheikh

520-264

Packet Scheduling in WDM Ring Networks with Non-uniform Traffic Demands and Arbitrary Transceiver Tuning Latencies

Hann-Jang Ho, Rongjou Yang, Jungchun Liu, Singling Lee

520-223

The Genetic Chromodynamics Metaheuristic

D. Dumitrescu, Catalin Stoean

520-234

Permeation of RUP and XP on Small and Middle-Size Projects

Kresimir Fertalj, Nikica Hlupic, Damir Kalpic

520-240

 

 

 

SESSION: Information Technology and Applications I

Chair: Youn-Gyou Kook, Muhammad Fauzi Mohd Zain, Elisabeth Metais

 

A Purpose-Directed Reachability Analysis Approach

Abdelaziz Guerrouat, Harald Richter

520-148

Addressing Formulas for Central Triangular Matrices in 1D Arrays

Francisco Moreno, Silvia Guardati, Osvaldo Cairo, Roberto Florez

520-153

IT Service Management and Normatively Regulated Activities

Dzenana Donko, Ismet Traljic

520-154

Expert System For Making Sulfate-Resistant Concrete

Muhammad Fauzi Mohd Zain, Md. Nazrul Islam, Hassan Basri, Maslina Jamil

520-168

Efficient Migration of Service Agent in P-Grid Environments based on Mobile Agent

Youn-Gyou Kook, Woon-Yong Kim, Young-Keun Choi

520-172

A Rapid Algorithm for Topology Construction from a Set of Line Segments

Sebastian Krivograd, Mladen Trlep, Borut Žalik

520-178

Developing Filtering Techniques for Securing Vector Graphics Images Applied to Ubiquitous Patient Records

Sabah Mohammed, Jinan Fiaidhi, Ahmed Sabir Arif

520-159

Tone Analysis in Harmonic-Frequency Domain and Feature Reduction using KLT+LVQ for Thai Isolated Word Recognition

S. Predawan, P. Jiyapanichkul, C. Wutiwiwatchai, C. Kimpan

520-183

A Predictive Control Approach For Nonlinear Systems

Malik F. Alamaireh, Mohammad R. Hassan

520-187

Adaptive visualization of collaboration status in process-oriented collaborative learning

Hee-Seop Han, Hyeoncheol Kim, Sun-Gwan Han

520-219

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday, May 28, 2006

 

 

 

SESSION: Telecommunication Systems and Applications

Chair: Mohamed Amr Mokhtar, Slobodan Babic, Andrzej Chydzinski

 

WarDriving: Technical and Legal Context

Hira Sathu

520-188

Mutual Inductance of Thin Coaxial Circular Coils with Constant Current Density in Air (Filament Method)

Cevdet Akyel, Slobodan I. Babic, Ke Wu and José Fernando Mojica

520-115

Design and Implementation of a Switched Bus-based Home Network Interconnection System

Yang-Keun Ahn, Kwang-Soon Choi, Young-Choong Park, Kwang-Mo Jung, Seong-Dong Kim

520-121

U-Shaped Rectangular Patch Microstrip Antenna Element for Base Station Antennas

Enver Hamiti, Luan Ahma, Abdel Razik Sebak

520-124

Buffer overflow period in a constant service rate queue

Andrzej Chydzinski

520-138

DC-Free Turbo Coding Scheme Using MAP/SOVA Algorithms

M. Amr Mokhtar

520-139

Energy Based Video Synthesis

Ranga Rodrigo, Zhenhe Chen, Jagath Samarabandu

520-259

Ubiquitous Information Gathering with SMS Query Service

Yousef Awwad, Chia-Feng Lin and Shyan-Ming Yuan

520-193

TUQR: A Topology Unaware QoS Routing Protocol for MANETs

Ibrahim Zagli, Min Song

520-267

Reversing Ticket Based Probing Routing Protocol for MANET

Turgut Yucel, Min Song

520-268

 

 

 

SESSION: Advanced Telecommunication Systems

Chair: Mohamed Amr Mokhtar, Slobodan Babic, Andrzej Chydzinski

 

 

DC-Free Turbo Coding Scheme For GPRS System

M. Amr Mokhtar, A. Refay-Ahmed

520-140

Computation of Characteristic Impedance of CPW, Grounded CPW (GCPW) and Microstrip Lines in a Wide Frequency Range Using TLM Approach

H. Keivani, M. Fazaelifard, M. Farrokhrooz

520-110

Efficient Routing Algorithms on Optoelectronic Networks

J. Al-Sadi, Ahmad M. Awwad

520-130

A Novel Multilayer Microstrip Antenna for Ultra Wideband Applications

Yashar Zehforoosh, Changiz Ghobadi, Javad Nourinia

520-141

Performance Evaluation of TCP/IP Protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc Network

Mohd Dani Baba, Nurhayati Ahmad, Muhammad Ibrahim, Ruhani Abdul Rahman, Nurul Husna Eshak

520-118

Using Nonlinear Filter for Adaptive Blind Channel Equalization

Hamidreza Bakhshi, Mohammad Pooyan

520-162

A Survey of Approximation Algorithms for Multicast Congestion Problems

Rongjou Yang, Hann-Jang Ho, Singling Lee

520-225

 

 

 

SESSION: Clusters and Distributed Environments

Chair: Nader Mir, Adem Karahoca

 

How clustering can be useful to supermarkets?

Henda Bélaïd Ajroud, Hamida Amdouni

520-251

Multi-Agent Systems in Distributed Communication Environments

Camelia Chira, D. Dumitrescu

520-235

A Dynamic Task Scheduling Algorithm in Grid Environment

Wang Da-Zhen, Zhan Jun-Shan, Wan Fang, Zhu Lei

520-257

A Practical Performance Comparison of Parallel Sorting Algorithms on Homogeneous Network of Workstations

Haroon Rashid and Kalim Qureshi

520-152

Comparing Clustering Techniques for Telecom Churn Management

Adem Karahoca, Ali Kara

520-145

A dynamic workload balancing technique of a text matching algorithm on a cluster

Odysseas Efremides, George Ivanov

520-144

An Energy-Efficient Decentralized Clustering Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Marzieh Veyseh, Belle Wei, Nader F. Mir

520-129

 

 

 

SESSION: Security and Privacy

Chair: Eleutherios A. Papathanassiou, Odysseas Efremides

 

A Practical Home Security System via Mobile Phones

Bing-Fei Wu, Hsin-Yuan Peng, Chao-Jung Chen

520-236

Security Countermeasure Design by Using Block Model of T.H. Kim

Tai-Hoon Kim, Kouichi Sakurai

520-273

Privacy Online: Research and Recommendations

Eleutherios A. Papathanassiou, Xenia J. Mamakou, Dimitris K. Kardaras

520-285

Requirements for Security Protocols

Wuu Yang and Rong-Hong Jan

520-179

A bidirectional bluetooth authentication scheme based on game- theoritic framework

Nabil El kadhi, Syrine Karoui, Foued Ben Abdelaziz

520-176

Hardware Implementation on FPGA Platform for Cellular Automata Cryptosystem

Eduard Franti, Monica Dascalu

520-117

Optimizing Web Service Messaging Performance Using a Context Store for Static Data

Sangyoon Oh, Mehmet S. Aktas, Marlon Pierce, Geoffrey C. Fox

520-269

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monday, May 29, 2006

 

 

 

SESSION: Information Technology for Communications

Chair: Stamatios Kartalopoulos
 

Localist Approach to Natural Language Processing

Mladen Stanojevic, Sanja Vranes

520-205

A Minimum Cost Process in Searching for a Set of Similar DNA Sequences

M Yazid M Saman, M Nordin A Rahman, Aziz Ahmad and A Osman M Tap

520-263

Automatic classification of medical reports, the CIREA project

Elisabeth Metais, Didier Nakache, Jean-François Timsit

520-265

The influence of consumers consciousness of institutional factors on initial trust building

Li-Ting Huang, Kuo-Lien Yin, Cheng-Kiang Farn

520-189

A learning-based algorithm for geometric labeling of indoor images

Xiaoqing Liu, Jagath Samarabandu

520-262

Proposed sets of Polyphase Spreading Sequences for DS-CDMA System

Jalal Jamal Hamad-Ameen

520-120

Design and Analysis of a Second Order Phase Locked Loops (PLLs) for Communication Systems

Diary R. Sulaiman

520-116

A Knowledge-based Service Creation and Execution Framework for the Adaptation of Composite Wireless Services

Spyros Tombros, Nikiforos Ploskas, Christoforos Kavadias, Constantinos T. Angelis, Athanasios Koumasis

520-192

 

 

 

SESSION: Protocols and Algorithms

Chair: Alaa Sheta, Joy Iong-Zong Chen, Jalal Jamal

 

Thin Subwavelength Multilayer Cavity Resonator Using Metamaterials

Majid Ahmadlou, Mohammad Hossein Sheikhi

520-150

A New Patch Antenna for UMTS Band:Narrow Compact CPW-fed Monopole

S. Soodmand, Ch. Ghobadi, J. Nourinia

520-239

Double Core Photonic Crystal Fiber

Ebru Gedik, Ercan Topuz

520-212

Link Adaptation for Spatial Multiplexing MIMO Systems

Sreco Plevel, Tomaz Javornik, Gorazd Kandus, Igor Jelovcan

520-191

A fluid model of the RED AQM algorithm and its implementation in a fluid-based network simulator

Jose Incera, Luis Carballo

520-222

Automatic Digital Modulation Identification in Dispersive Channels

Ataollah Ebrahimzadeh, Seyed Alireza Seyedin

520-217

Bluetooth–Based Approach to Monitoring Biomedical Signals

Zilbert Tafa, Radovan Stojanovic

520-283

Underwater Laser Sensor Network: A New Approach for Broadband Communication in the Underwater

Yingzhuang Liu, Xiaohu Ge

520-278

 

 

 

SESSION: Information Systems and Artificial Intelligence

Chair: Jaume Casasnovas

 

A Top-Down Visual Approach to GUI development

Rosanna Cassino, Genny Tortora, Maurizio Tucci, Giuliana Vitiello

520-249

On the addition of discrete fuzzy numbers

Jaume Casasnovas, J.Vicente Riera

520-207

Cooperative Model Generation For Disabled People Assistance

Aissam Belabbas, Pascal Berruet, André Rossi, Jean Luc Phillippe

520-247

Using Ontological Chain to Resolve the Translation Ambiguity of Cross-Language Information Retrieval

Pei Cheng Cheng, Been-Chian Chien, Hao-Ren Ke, Wei-Pang Yang

520-258

Analysis and Computation of Mechanical Action of Residual Stress in Milling Wang Litao, Wang Hongfeng, Ye Huan 531-827
Automation of Electro-Hydraulic Routing Design using Hybrid Artificially-Intelligent Techniques Oliver Q. Fan, John P. Shackleton, Tatiana Kalgonova 531-829

Intelligent “Health Restoration System “: Reinforcement Learning Feedback to  Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

Oya Deniz Karaduman, Aydan M. Erkmen, Nazife Baykal

520-250

Failure impact on OpenAIS: an experimental evaluation

Mu-Chi Sung, Ming-Chun Cheng, Zhi Xin Fan, Ping-Jer Yeh, Shyan-Ming Yuan, Chia-Yuan Huang, Lo-Chuan Hu

520-227

 

 

 

SESSION: Coding, Compression, Satellite and Optical Communications

Chair: Zhijun Xie, Yezid Donoso

 

Voronoi Tessellation based Multiscale Data Compression for Sensor Networks

Xie Zj , Wang Lei,Yh.Liu ,Chen H

520-274

Satellite laser communication networks Ψ A layered approach

B. Chidhambararajan, V. Jawahar Senthilkumar, S. Karthik, S. K. Srivatsa

520-161

Multiobjective optimization for multicast transmissions on ip/mpls networks with an optical gmpls backbone

Yezid Donoso, Carolina Alvarado, Alfredo Perez, Ivan Herazo

520-127

Noise analysis of phase locked loops

Muhammed A. Ibrahim, Jalil A. Hamadamin

520-114

 

 

 

SESSION: Computer Systems and Communications

Chair: Manuel J. Lopez, Adem Karahoca

 

Individual Differences in Usability of Cell Phone SMS Menus

Adem Karahoca, Dilek Karahoca, Ilker Yengin, Baris Yuce, Ilker Berkman, Serkan Simsek, Ceren Dagyar, Senay Yalcin

520-216

An extensible application platform for heterogeneous smart home appliances and mobile devices

Chi-Huang Chiu, Hsien-Tang Ling, Ping-Jer Yeh, Shyan-Ming Yuan

520-209

A Critical Predecessor Duplication Scheduling Algorithm for Distributed Heterogeneous Computing Environments

Kuan-Chou Lai, Chun-Mei Lee and Jywe-Fei Fang

520-214

Hardware/software environment for process identification, robust controller design and real time implementation

Luis Garcia, Manuel J. Lopez, Jose Lorenzo

520-218

An Object Based Auto Annotation Image Retrieval System

Pei-Cheng Cheng, Been-Chian Chien, Hao-Ren Ke, and Wei-Pang Yang

520-215

Representation of rotational mechanical parts by parametric equations

Enrique Cicurel-Uziel

520-280

 

 

 

PROGRAM

5th WSEAS International Conference on
SIGNAL PROCESSING

(SIP'06)

 

 

 

 

Istanbul, Turkey,

Sponsored by WSEAS and WSEAS Transactions
May 27-29, 2006

 

 

Saturday, May 27, 2006

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture I – Tutorial

 

Next Generation Optical Networks, SDH and Protocols

 

Professor Stamatios Kartalopoulos

The University of Oklahoma, USA

 

 

Course Description: As communication needs evolve, the current optical network requires both synchronous and asynchronous traffic with enhanced efficiently, scalability, protection strategies, and performance-cost objectives. The next generation optical network is based on DWDM technology and is designed on new standard protocols to efficiently address these requirements. This network may be viewed as an amalgamation of the best concepts from legacy synchronous and asynchronous networks, adding to it new concepts that enhance network attributes including efficiency-cost.

This short course starts with a review of critical optical network topologies, the SONET/SDH standard and DWDM technology. It describes the next generation SONET/SDH, Data-over-SONET/SDH, Packet-over-SONET/SDH, error handling, protection switching, the Link Capacity Adjustment Scheme (LCAS), the Generalized Framing Procedure (GFP), the Link Access Procedure for SDH (LAPS), Internet and Ethernet over SONET/SDH, Virtual Concatenation (VC), Multi-Service Switching Platform (MSSP), Multi-Service Provisioning Platform (MSPP), Next Generation SONET/SDH over DWDM, as well as the Optical Transport Network (OTN).

This course is supported by notes and optionally by four books authored by the instructor (published by IEEE/Wiley): “Next generation SONET/SDH” (2004), “Understanding SONET/SDH and ATM” (1999), “Introduction to DWDM Technology” (2001), and “DWDM: Networks, Devices and Technology” (2003).

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture II

 

Hebbian Learning and Negative Feedback Neural Networks

 

Professor Colin Fyfe

The University of Paisley, Scotland

 

 

Abstract: The central idea of this presentation is that artificial neural networks which use negative feedback of activation can use simple Hebbian learning to self-organise in such a way that they uncover interesting structure in data sets. The network in its simplest form performs a Principal Component Analysis. Extensions to the network are shown to perform Exploratory Projection Pursuit: they find low-dimensional filters of the data which reveal interesting structure in the data. For example, we might search for outliers from the main body of the data or clusters within the data set and this search can be performed in a hierarchical manner – we find one cluster in the midst of many and then re-project the data from this one cluster to attempt to find subclusters. There are two main ways of performing these searches and these are contrasted and compared and a composite method created which exhibits useful properties from the two underlying methods.

The network can also be used to find independent components of a data set in a number of different ways. For example, one extension to the basic network is shown to perform a type of Factor Analysis – it identifies a set of factors which when OR-ed together will construct the data set. Other methods are used to perform Independent Component Analysis which is extensively used in blind source separation – extracting one signal from a linear mixture of signals. The network can also be used for clustering in a topology preserving manner: there are several ways of clustering using this network in such a way that similar data points are clustered close to one another and only similar data points are treated this way.

In part 2 of the talk, twinned networks are introduced: these networks have two input data streams on which they self-organise using simple Hebbian learning with negative feedback again. In their basic form, the networks are shown to perform Canonical Correlation Analysis, the statistical technique which finds those filters onto which projections of the two data streams have greatest correlation. Various extensions of the basic methods are devised in order to create methods which react to more than two data streams at a time or which deal with problems such as multicollinearity. A further extension is the twinning of the Exploratory Projection Pursuit methods from the first part of the book so that the new network identifies shared structure across two data streams. This new network is also shown to perform Independent Component Analysis. A final chapter deviates somewhat from the rest of the book since its emphasis is on an extension of the Principal Curve algorithm so that we now have two curves learning on two data streams simultaneously.

Since the scope of the talk is the development of new algorithms, all algorithms which are derived analytically, are illustrated on artificial data before being used on real data sets. Where it is of interest, the results are compared with those from standard statistics or from alternative artificial neural networks.

 

 

 

SESSION: Signal Identification and System Characterization

Chair: Aydin Akan

 

Spectral Features Detection of Speech Emotion and Speaking Styles Recognition Based on HMM Classifier

Monia Kammoun and Noureddine Ellouze

521-101

Conditions for the Existence of Convolution Representations

Irwin W. Sandberg

521-109

Investigation of Muscle Fatigue Using Temporal and Spectral Moments

Umut Gundogdu, Alaattin Sayin, Aydin Akan, Yunus Ziya Arslan,  Elif Kocasay Orhan, Mehmet Baris Baslo

521-174

A Comparative Study of Formant Frequencies Estimation Techniques

Dorra Gargouri, Med Ali Kammoun, Ahmed Ben Hamida

521-160

 

 

 

SESSION: Intelligent Techniques for Signal and Image Processing

Chair: Gulzar Khuwaja

 

Breast Cancer Detection Using Mammography

Gulzar Khuwaja

521-103

Locating mines in SAR imagery using change detection methods

Nasser M. Nasrabadi,   Maria Tates,  Heesung Kwon

521-117

Classification of Printed Chinese Characters by Using Neural Network

Attaullah Khawaja, Abdul Fattah Chandio, Alataf Rajpar, Ali Raza Jafri

521-144

Efficient Compression technique for Panorama Camera Motion

H. Farouk, S. Mashali, M. Rashwan

521-137

A Data-Hiding Scheme for Binary Images with Content-Based Hiding Rate

Phen-lan Lin and Po-Whei Huang

521-189

Recognition Persian Handwritten Digits Using Templates and Back-propagation Network with Adaptive Learning's Rate

Kambiz Rahbar, Saeid Rahati Quchani, Muhammad Rahbar

521-138

Vehicles License Plate Recognition Based on Line Scanning of Digital Image

Heydat Toossian Shandiz, Seyed Saeid Mirsharifi

521-140

Handwritten Numeral Recognition Using Multi-wavelets and Neural Networks

Kambiz Rahbar, Muhammad Rahbar, Farhad Muhammad Kazemi

521-142

Threshold optimization of contextual fire detection algorithm using fuzzy clustering

Yong Huh, Younggi Byun, Kiyun Yu, Yongil Kim

521-173

An Efficient Method for Region of Interest Coding in JPEG2000

Fayez Idris and Ferat Atef

521-177

Geometric invariant semi-fragile image watermarking using real symmetric matrix

Ching-Tang Hsieh, Yeh-Kuang Wu

521-148

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday, May 28, 2006

 

 

 

SESSION: Computational Techniques in Signal Processing 

Chair: Naoyuki Kubota

 

Visual Perception and Reproduction for Imitative Learning of A Partner Robot

Naoyuki Kubota

521-190

Hardware/Software Co-Design Using Bayesian Belief Networks

Ahmed Sameh, Waseem Raslan

521-188

Coin Identification Using Neural Networks

Adnan Khashman, Boran Sekeroglu, Kamil Dimililer

521-168

Adaptive Noise Cancellation with Computational-Intelligence-based Approach

Chunshien Li , Kuo-Hsiang Cheng

521-167

Arabic speech phoneme recognition using neural networks

Manal El-Obaid, Amer Al- Nassiri, Iman Abuel Maaly

521-185

Quanitization Errors in the Harmonic Topographic Mapping

Stephen McGlinchey, Marian Pena, Colin Fyfe

521-178

 

 

 

SESSION: Filter Design and Noise Cancellation 

Chair: Victoria Rodellar

 

Low Power Amplifier Design using CMOS Active Inductor

Ming-Jeui Wu, Pei-Jen Yen, Ching-Chuan Chou, Jenn-Tzer Yang

521-149

Word-length optimization of an Adaptive Noise Canceller

V. Rodellar, A. Munoz, A. Alvarez , E. Martinez, C. Gonzalez, P. Gomez

521-130

Jordan representation of perfect reconstruction filter banks using nilpotent matrices

Asha Vijayakumar, G. Abhilash

521-126

 

 

 

SESSION: Computational Intelligence Techniques in Signal Processing

Chair: Stergios Papadimitriou

 

Clustering with Kernel-Based Self-Organized Maps Trained with Supervised Bias

Stergios Papadimitriou, Konstantinos Terzidis

521-133

Multiagent System for Home Automation

M. B. I. Reaz, Awss Assim, F. Choong, M. S. Hussain, F. Mohd-Yasin

521-132

An Adaptive Algorithm for Speech Source Separation in Overcomplete Cases Using Wavelet Packets

Behzad Mozaffary, Mohammad A. Tinati, Ali Aghagolzadeh, Abbas Erfanian

521-164

Laplacian Mixture Modeling for Overcomplete Mixing Matrix in Wavelet Packet Domain by Adaptive EM-type Algorithm and Comparisons

Mohammad A. Tinati ,  Behzad Mozaffary

521-127

Musical instrument classification using neural networks

Mustafa Sarimollaoglu, Coskun Bayrak

521-131

Automatic Accentuation of Words for Slovenian TTS System

Tomaz Sef

521-114

 

 

 

 

 

Monday, May 29, 2006

 

 

 

 

SESSION: Applied Digital Signal and Image Processing

Chair: Gulzar Khuwaja

 

Classification of Upper and Lower Face Action Units and Facial Expressions using Hybrid Tracking System and Probabilistic Neural Networks

Hadi Seyedarabi, Won-Sook Lee, Ali Aghagolzadeh, Sohrab Khanmohammadi

521-170

Progressive transmission of vector-quantized images with security and fault-tolerance

Shang-Kuan Chen and Ja-Chen Lin

521-165

Convolutional Data Transmission System Using Real-Valued Self-Orthogonal Finite-Length Sequences Jiong Le, Yoshihiro Tanada 531-331

Image Registration for a Series Chest Radiograph Images

Omar Mohd. Rijal, Norliza Mohd. Noor, Shee Lee Teng

521-163

Lossless Compression of Biometric Image Data

Roumen Kountchev, Vladimir Todorov, Roumiana Kountcheva, Mariofanna Milanova

521-161

Discriminant Functions and Multi-Resolution Analysis (MRA) for Disease Detection

Omar Mohd Rijal, Norliza Mohd Noor, Amran Hussin, Ong Ee Ling

521-153

Temporal Video Compression By Discrete Wavelet Transform

L.P. Teo,  W.K. Lim,  W.N. Tan,  Y.F. Tan,  H.T. Teng, Y.F. Chang

521-171

 

 

 

SESSION: System Modelling and Applications of Signal Processing

Chair: Markus Borschbach

 

An artificial neural network approach to the classification of inferred intracranial signals

Christos E. Vasios and George K. Matsopoulos

521-187

Dynamic channel scheduling for uwb-based wpan

Khaled Amailef, Jim Wu, Mahbub Hassan

521-159

Channel Estimation forWireless OFDM Communication Systems

Erol Onen, Aydin Akan, Luis F. Chaparro

521-099

A Parallel Ultrasonic Sensors System:  Prototypal Realization and Validation Tests

Alessandra Fabrucci, Andrea Usai, Paolo Di Giamberardino

521-183

An Alignment Based Fingerprint Matching Algorithm

Liu Wei, Zhou Cong, Yan Puliu, Xia Delin

521-176

Automated BSS-Algorithm Performance Evaluation

Marina Charwath, Imke Hahn,  Sascha Hauke, Martin Pyka, Slawi Stesny, Dietmar Lammers, Steffen Wachenfeld, Markus Borschbach

521-175

Optimum setting of active filter parameters by using genetic algorithms

M. Ghandchi, S. H. Hosseini, S. Ghaemi

525-108

Security in IPv6

Ali Akbari Chianeh, Mohammadali Badamchi

534-390

An Innovative Video Phone System in DHCP and Firewall Network Environment Bing-Fei Wu, Chao-Jung Chen, Hsin-Yuan Peng 521-172

 

 

PROGRAM

 

9th WSEAS International Conference on
APPLIED MATHEMATICS

(MATH '06)

 

 

 

 

 

Istanbul, Turkey,

Sponsored by WSEAS and WSEAS Transactions
May 27-29, 2006

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday, May 27, 2006

 

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture I

 

Expectation Value Based Mathematical Methodology in Quantum Optimal Control Problems

 

Prof. Metin Demiralp
Informatics Institute

Istanbul Technical University, Turkey

 

 

Abstract: Quantum Optimal Control Problems are encountered in many fields of physics, chemistry and a lot of applied sciences and their mathematical background and tools are quite rich in nature. Since the most of the cost functionals used in these problems are beyond the quadratic nature, the variationally obtained control equations are nonlinear partial differential equations coupled with one or more functional equations. The character of the motion corresponds to a boundary value problem in time. The solution of these equations can be obtained through various standing methods. One of the recently developed methods to this end is based on the expectation values of certain quantum mechanical operators. Instead of the wavefunction's evolution, these expectation values' evolution is taken into consideration. The result is a set of coupled ordinary differential equations with nonliearities both in the structure and in the accompanied boundary conditions. Nevertheless they are ordinary differential equations and there is an abundance of methods to solve them. This presentation will cover the mainlines and important aspects of this approach after an introductory historical development section. Most recent applications will also be mentioned.

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture II

 

Hebbian Learning and Negative Feedback Neural Networks

 

Professor Colin Fyfe

The University of Paisley, Scotland

 

 

Abstract: The central idea of this presentation is that artificial neural networks which use negative feedback of activation can use simple Hebbian learning to self-organise in such a way that they uncover interesting structure in data sets. The network in its simplest form performs a Principal Component Analysis. Extensions to the network are shown to perform Exploratory Projection Pursuit: they find low-dimensional filters of the data which reveal interesting structure in the data. For example, we might search for outliers from the main body of the data or clusters within the data set and this search can be performed in a hierarchical manner – we find one cluster in the midst of many and then re-project the data from this one cluster to attempt to find subclusters. There are two main ways of performing these searches and these are contrasted and compared and a composite method created which exhibits useful properties from the two underlying methods.

The network can also be used to find independent components of a data set in a number of different ways. For example, one extension to the basic network is shown to perform a type of Factor Analysis – it identifies a set of factors which when OR-ed together will construct the data set. Other methods are used to perform Independent Component Analysis which is extensively used in blind source separation – extracting one signal from a linear mixture of signals. The network can also be used for clustering in a topology preserving manner: there are several ways of clustering using this network in such a way that similar data points are clustered close to one another and only similar data points are treated this way.

In part 2 of the talk, twinned networks are introduced: these networks have two input data streams on which they self-organise using simple Hebbian learning with negative feedback again. In their basic form, the networks are shown to perform Canonical Correlation Analysis, the statistical technique which finds those filters onto which projections of the two data streams have greatest correlation. Various extensions of the basic methods are devised in order to create methods which react to more than two data streams at a time or which deal with problems such as multicollinearity. A further extension is the twinning of the Exploratory Projection Pursuit methods from the first part of the book so that the new network identifies shared structure across two data streams. This new network is also shown to perform Independent Component Analysis. A final chapter deviates somewhat from the rest of the book since its emphasis is on an extension of the Principal Curve algorithm so that we now have two curves learning on two data streams simultaneously.

Since the scope of the talk is the development of new algorithms, all algorithms which are derived analytically, are illustrated on artificial data before being used on real data sets. Where it is of interest, the results are compared with those from standard statistics or from alternative artificial neural networks.

 

 

 

SPECIAL SESSION: Numerical Modelling On Coastal Processes

Chair: Lale Balas

 

Numerical modelling of turbulent coastal processes

Lale Balas, Alp Kucukosmanoglu

522-207

Litter Categorization of Beaches in Wales, UK by Multi-layer Neural Networks

Can Elmar Balas, Rifat Tur

522-285

A Computational Risk Assessment Model for Breakwaters

Can E. Balas, Rifat Tur

522-291

A Nonlinear Wave Propagation Model

Asu Inan, Lale Balas

522-312

Free surface flow with moving rigid bodies. part 2. on the development of a numerical simulation tool

Larisa A. Mironova, Oleg I. Gubanov, Serpil Kocabiyik

522-275

 

 

 

SPECIAL SESSION: Application of Adomian Decomposition Method in Applied Mathematics

Chair: M. Najafi

 

On The Application Of Adomian Decomposition Method And Oscillation Equations

M. Najafi, M. Moghimi, H. Massah, H. Khoramishad, M. Daemi

522-089

On the application of ADM for solving a system of coupled Euler-Bernoulli Beams

M. Najafi, M. Moghimi, H. Massah, H. Khoramishad, M. Daemi

522-090

Approximated Solutions to Tow-dimensional and Axisymetric Jet Impinging Flows, Using Adomian Decomposition Method

M. Najafi, M. Taeibi-Rahni, Kh. Javadi, S. F. Hosseinzadeh

522-091

Fin and Slab Heat Transfer and Property Distribution, Using Adomian Decomposition Method

M. Najafi, M. Ramezanizadeh, M. Taeibi-Rahni, M. H. Saidi

522-092

An Approximated Solution to the Two-dimensional Lid-driven Cavity Flow, Using Adomian Decomposition Method and the Vorticity-Stream Function Formulation

M. Najafi, M. Taeibi-Rahni, K. A. Avani

522-093

A Study of Blasius Viscous Flow: An ADM Analytical Solution

M. Najafi, H. Khoramishad, H. Massah, M. Moghimi, M. Daemi

522-094

An ADM Closed Form Solution for Vibrating Strings

M. Najafi, H. Khoramishad, H. Massah, M. Moghimi

522-095

On the MADM Solution of Coupled Wave System with Mixed Boundary Condition

M. Najafi, M. Daemi, H.R. Massah, M. Moghimi, H. Khoramishad

522-096

A New Algorithm for Solving Riccati Equation Using Adomian Decomposition Method

A. Fakharian, M. T. Hamidi Beheshti, M. Najafi

522-097

Analytical and Computational Study of the Stability of Coupled Wave Equations

M. Najafi, H. R. Massah

522-098

 

 

 

SPECIAL SESSION: Application of the asymptotic method in non-linear dynamics of mechanical systems

Chair: Mihai Bugaru, Reza Tavakkoli-Moghaddam

 

Non-linear dynamic behavior of thin rectangular plates parametrically excited using the asymptotic method. Part1: Computation of the amplitude

Mihai Bugaru, Eugen Trana, Tudor Chereches, Sorin Gheorghian

522-267

Non-linear dynamics of geared systems using the asymptotic method. Part 1: Computation of the amplitude

Mihai Bugaru, Tudor Chereches, Eugen Trana, Adrian Rotariu

522-264

Non-linear dynamics of geared systems using asymptotic method. Part 2: Computation of the phase angle

Mihai Bugaru, Sorin Gheorghian, Eugen Trana, Adrian Rotariu

522-265

Non-linear dynamics of geared systems using the asymptotic method. Part 3: Computation of instability frontiers

Mihai Bugaru, Sorin Gheorghian, Eugen Trana, Adrian Rotariu

522-266

 

 

 

SESSION:  Simulation and Modelling I

Chair: Parvin Kadivar

 

Intelligent Mining on Asynchronous E-learning Information System

Genadijus Kulvietis, Jelena Mamcenko, Irma Sileikiene

522-289

Multilevel Analysis in Complex Wavelet Transform Domain for Signal Processing Applications

Ashish Khare, Uma Shanker Tiwary

522-141

Unsymmetrical and Symmetrical Sparse Iterative Algorithm with Multiple Right-Hand-Sides Strategies

D.T. Nguyen, A.P. Honrao, G. Hou, O. Akan, and O. Baysal

522-122

Rollover Analysis of a Bus Using Beam and Nonlinear Spring Elements

Su-Jin Park, Wan-Suk Yoo, Yuen-Ju Kwon

522-250

Integration algorithms to construct semi-analytical Planetary theories

Jose A. López, Miguel Barreda, Jorge Artés

522-197

A Fuzzy Goal Programming Approach for a Single Machine Scheduling Problem

Reza Tavakkoli-Moghaddam, Babak Javadi, Nima Safaei

522-189

A Proposed Hierarchical Production Planning Structure for Combined MTS/MTO Environments

A. H. Gharehgozli, M. Rabbani, R. Tavakkoli-Moghaddam

522-211

Spectral generalized inverses of Toeplitz-related matrices

M. C. Gouveia

522-295

Control and Enslavement of Input DC Voltages of multilevel NPC inverter cascade

F. Bouchafaaa, E. M. Berkouk, M. S. Boucherit

522-213

Modelling and analysis and feedback control of nine-level NPC  PWM rectifier - clamping bridge - nine-level NPC inverter Cascade

A. Talha, F. Bouchafaa, E. M. Berkouk, M. S. Boucherit

522-214

 

 

 

SESSION:  Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations I

Chair: Mahadevan Ganesh

 

A Mathematical Model for Erythroid Regulation

Kanchana Kumnungkit, I. Ming Tang

522-253

Study of Prediction of Linear Motion Guide Rigidity through Grey Modeling of Linear Differential and Linear Difference Equations

Y. F. Hsiao, Y. S. Tarng, K. Y. Kung

522-279

The series expansions of generalized hypergeometric functions

G. Bognar, E. Rozgonyi

522-223

A second-order combined compact upwind difference scheme for the Navier-Stokes equations

Xian Liang , Zhenfu Tian

522-215

The Numerical Solution for Singular Integro- Differential Equations in Generalized Holder Spaces

Iurie Caraus, Nikos E. Mastorakis

522-084

High-order Approximations to the Mie–series for Electromagnetic Scattering in Three Dimensions

M. Ganesh, S. C. Hawkins

522-190

An improved genetic algorithm for the dynamic cargo crew pairing problem

Shaw Ching Chang

522-254

Benjamin-Feir Type Instability of Sine-Gordon Equation and Spectrum of Lame Equation II

Mayumi Ohmiya, Hiroshi Ohkura, Daisuke Okaue

522-181




SESSION:
  Simulation and Modelling II

Chair: Parvin Kadivar

 

Noncommutative Analysis: Application to Quantum Information Geometry

Hiroshi Hasegawa

522-099

Noncommutative Analysis: Application to Quantum Information Geometry II. Uniqueness Theorem

Hiroshi Hasegawa

522-085

Experimental Results in Shape Description

Dorina Purcaru, Elena Niculescu

522-159

The Role of Mathematics self-efficacy and Mathematics ability in the structural model of Mathematics performance

Mahmood Kamali Zarch , Parvin Kadivar

522-220

Homogenization in Nonlinear Chemical Reactive Flows

Claudia Timofte

522-167

Quantization of Nonconservative Systems

Eqab M. Rabei, Abdul-Wali Ajlouni and Humam B. Ghassib

522-273

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday, May 28, 2006

 

 

 

 

SESSION: Optimization and Modelling

Chair: Dimitrios Magos

 

An Application Of Lagrangean Decomposition To The Scheduling Of Hot Charged Rolling In Steel Production

Ta-Cheng Chen

522-293

Technologies Ranking by Super-Efficiency Analysis

Reza Farzipoor saen

522-112

Use of IAs based approach for the Cooperative Periodic Market

Ta-Cheng Chen, Yi-Chih Hsieh

522-288

Numerical, graphical and symbolic calculations with the only requirement of a web browser

Javier Bilbao, Eugenio Bravo, Purificación González

522-282

MPI Management of Hermite Collocation Computation on a Distributed-Shared Memory System

E. N. Mathioudakis, P. Papadopoulou

522-087

A dual heuristic for set partitioning

Dimitrios Magos

522-236

 

 

 

SESSION: Intelligent Systems and Applications

Chair: Ignacio Rojas

 

Skin-Cancer Region of Interest Detection using Jensen-Shannon Divergence

C. Atae-Allah, A. Atae-Allah, I.Rojas, F.Rojas,O.Valenzuela, J.F.Gómez Lopera

522-245

Fuzzy Boundaries of Sample Selection Model

L. Muhamad Safiih, Anton Abdulbasah Kamil, M. T. Abu Osman

522-261

Contribution Of Classical And Robust Principal Component Analysis To Depth Estimation

Elena Castillo, Vicente Bayarri, Rafael Ferrer

522-305

On Machine Dependency in Shop Scheduling

Evgeny Shchepin, Nodari Vakhaniay

522-270

Fuzzy C-Means Initialized by Fixed Threshold Clustering for Improving Image Retrieval

Nawara Chansiri , Siriporn Supratid , Chom Kimpan

522-280

Complete convergence for negatively dependent random variables

Hassan Zarei

522-131

On a Convergence Result for Sequences of Functions with Multiple Scales

Anders Holmbom, Jeanette Silfver

522-284

 

 

 

SESSION: Discrete Mathematics and Optimization I

Chair: Yanping Bai

 

A Model Identification Approach Using MINLP Techniques

Stefan Emet

522-276

An Efficient Growing Ring SOM and Its Application to TSP

Yanping Bai,  Wendong Zhang

522-272

An improved version of back-propagation algorithm with effective dynamic learning rate and momentum

Mammadagha Mammadov, Engin Tas

522-269

(2; 3; t)-Generations for the Tits simple group 2F4(2)

Mohammed Ali Faya Ibrahim, Faryad Ali

522-286

Nonsmooth Continuous-Time Multiobjective Optimization Problems with Invexity

S. K. Mishra, S. Y. Wang, K. K. Lai

522-222

A combined filter line search and trust region method for nonlinear programming

Choong Ming Chin, Abdul Halim Abdul Rashid, Khalid Mohamed Nor

522-191

 

 

 

SESSION: Numerical Methods I

Chair: Saulius Valentinavicius

 

Postprocessing error estimation taking to the account singularity effect

Lina Vasiliauskiene, Saulius Valentinavicius, Romualdas Bausys

522-281

Flank milling surface design with the least square approach

Chenggang Li, Sanjeev Bedi, Stephen Mann

522-277

Non-linear dynamic behavior of thin rectangular plates parametrically excited using the aymptotic method. Part 2: Computation of the phase angle

Mihai Bugaru, Eugen Trana, Adrian Rotariu, Sorin Gheorghian

522-268

 

 

 

SESSION: Non-Linear Systems and Non-Linear Dynamics I

Chair: Metin Demiralp, Teruji Sekozawa 

 

Adaptive control architecture-based supply chain management (SCM)

Pyoung Yol Jang

522-200

A New Iterative Learning Control Method for Stabilizing a Class of Nonlinear Systems

Mehdi Roopei

522-194

An Adaptive Neural-Network Model-Following Speed Control of PMSM Drives for Electric Vehicle Applications

Fayez F. M. El-Sousy

521-123

Logarithmic High  Dimensional Model Representation

Metin Demiralp

522-147

Necessary Conditions for the optimal control of  the double-membrane system

Ismail Kucuk

522-136

 

 

 

SESSION: Discrete Mathematics and Optimization II

Chair: Taher Abualrub, Panos Tsikouras

 

On the Constructions of Cyclic Codes over the Ring Z2+uZ2

Taher Abualrub,   Irfan Siap

522-187

Estimation by MinxEnt Principle

Aladdin Shamilov, Zerrin Asan, Cigdem Giriftinoglu

522-183

Reversible Quaternary Cyclic Codes

Taher Abualrub, Irfan Siap

522-174

Dyck paths statistics

A. Sapounakis, I. Tasoulas and P. Tsikouras

522-169

Approximate subdi erentials of marginal Functions: the Lipschitzian case

K. Allali

522-130

 

 

 

SESSION: Non-Linear Systems and Non-Linear Dynamics II

Chair: Metin Demiralp, Teruji Sekozawa 

 

Recent Advances in Nonlinear Optimal Feedback Control Design

Tayfun Çimen

522-271

Low Fuel Consumption Control Scheme Based on Nonlinear Optimzation for Engine and Continuously Variable Transmission

Teruji Sekozawa

522-242

A New Approach to Stabilize a Class of Nonlinear Systems by ILC Method

Mehdi Roopaei, Meimanat Soleimanifar, Hadi Roopaei

522-224

Application Of Wavelets To The Optimal Control Of A Parallel System Of Beams

Ibrahim Sadek, Taher Abualrub, Marwan Abukhaled

522-208

 

 

 

SESSION: Linear Systems and Applications I

Chair: Yiannis Saridakis

 

Preconditioning for solving Hermite Collocation by the Bi-CGSTAB

E.N.Mathioudakis, E.P. Papadopoulou and Y.G.Saridakis

522-313

The Matrix Analogs of Firey’s Extension of Minkowski Inequality and of Firey’s Extension of Brunn-Minkowski Inequality

Poramate Pranayanuntana, John Gordon

522-296

The Matrix Analog of the Kneser-Suss Inequality

Poramate Pranayanuntana, Patcharin Hemchote, Praiboon Pantaragphong

522-294

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monday, May 29, 2006

 

 

 

 

Tutorial I

 

High Dimensional Model Representation from Beginning to Present Status

 

Prof. Metin Demiralp

Istanbul Technical University, Turkey

 

 

 

Tutorial II

 

System Identification Using Evolutionary Algorithms

 

Prof. Alaa Sheta

Al-Balqa Applied University, Jordan

 

 

 

 

SESSION: Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations II

Chair: Andreas Boukas

 

A reformulation of the Ramsey model

Elvio Accinelli and Juan Gabriel Brida

522-165

On the uniqueness theorem for one nonstationary 3-D inverse heat conductivity problem in a layered domain

Sharif Guseinov

522-129

Quantum stochastic calculus and some of its applications

Andreas Boukas

522-118

Continues model for vertical vibration of tension leg platform

M. R. Tabeshpour, A. A. Golafshani and M. S. Seif

522-104

Six New Sequences of Orthogonal Polynomials

Maitree Podisuk, Pongpan Rattanathanawan and Netchanok Kongchouy

522-171

Solving the Initial Value Problem of Ordinary Differential of Higher Order by Integration Method

Maitree Podisuk, Wannaporn Sanprasert, Chinda Chaichuay

522-212

 

 

 

SESSION: Linear Algebra and Applications

Chair: Uwe Naumann

 

On Symbolic Jacobian Accumulation

Ebadollah Varnik, Uwe Naumann

522-287

Sensitivity of Closed Loop System Eignvalues to Structured Perturbations in System Parameters

Ibrahim Hamarash, Ali Baqi, Shawbo AbdulKarem

522-202

Lower Bound on the Size of Keys in Authentication Codes with Arbitration

Boubacar Abba, You Hong

522-217

On eigenvalues and eigenvectors of subdirect sums

Francisco Pedroche Sάnchez

522-157

 

 

 

SESSION: Numerical Methods II

Chair: Colin Fyfe

 

Comparison of Central and Upwind Flux Averaging in Overlapping Finite Volume Methods for Simulation of Super-Critical Flow with Shock Waves

Saeed-Reza Sabbagh-Yazdi

522-307

Non-Stationary Components Fixing  Jacobi Iteration

Jun Srisutapan, Sirikul Bunditsaovapak

522-297

Numerical Modeling of Seawater Intrusion in Coastal Aquifer Using Finite Volume Unstruc

Mehdi Hamidi and Saeed Reza Sabbagh Yazdi

522-192

High Relative Precision of Eigenvalues Calculate with Jacobi  Methods

Ana Julia Viamonte, Rui Ralha

522-218

Some Methods for Computing RMS Values and Phase Differences of Currents and Voltages

Dorina Purcaru, Ion Purcaru, Elena Niculescu

522-158

Calculation of the coupled thermal stress of a cylinder with non-linear surface heat-transfer coefficient and phase transformation during the quenching with various quenching media

Cheng Heming, Xie Jianbin Li Jianyun, Hou Lijun

522-148

A 4th-order Implicit Procedure for the Simulation of Acoustics

Seongjai Kim

522-162

 

 

 

SESSION: Statistics and Probabilistical Models I

Chair: Yasemin Ulu, Hassan Zarei

 

The Distribution of Minimizing Maximum Entropy: Alternative to Weibull distribution for wind speed

Aladdin Shamilov , Ilhan Usta , Yeliz Mert Kantar

522-243

Sparsification of Probabilistic Canonical Correlation Analysis

Daniel Livingstone and Colin Fyfe

522-290

An approach to generalize entropy optimization principles and related aspects of newtonΤs method

A. Kh. Shamilov

522-149

Forecasting with a Linex Loss: A Monte Carlo Study

Yasemin Ulu

522-206

Prediction under Multivariate Asymmetric Loss: A Monte Carlo Study

Yasemin Ulu

522-204

On a Functional defined by means of Kullback-Leibler Measure and Its Statistical Applications

Aladdin Shamilov, Yeliz Mert Kantar, lhan Usta

522-185

 

 

 

SESSION: Statistics and Probabilistical Models II

Chair: Yasemin Ulu, Hassan Zarei

 

Statistical Structure of Printed Turkish, English, German, French, Russian and Spanish

Aladdin Shamilov, Senay Yolacan

522-184

The Individuals Control Charts For BURR Distributed Data

Betul Kan, Berna Yazici

522-168

Adaptive Checkpointing Schemes for Fault Tolerance in Real-Time Systems with Task Duplication

Zhongwen Li, Hong Chen

522-133