Abstract: Based on biological prototype of human brain and improved understanding of the functionality of the neurons and the pattern of their interconnections in the brain, many mathematical models of neural networks have been proposed to perform useful computational functions in different applications. Among these NN models, a theoretical model used to explain the information-processing characteristics of the cerebellum was developed independently by Marr (1969) and Albus (1971). CMAC, first proposed by Albus, signifies cerebellar model articulation controller. CMAC is a learning structure that imitates the organization and functionality of the cerebellum of the human brain. That model revealed the structure and functionality of the various cells and fibers in the cerebellum.

The core of CMAC is an associative memory which has the ability to realize complex nonlinear functions. CMAC takes advantage of the input-redundancy by using distributed storage and can learn nonlinear functions extremely quickly due to the local adjustment of its weights. CMAC has been applied in the closed-loop control of complex dynamical systems for the reason of good generalization capability and fast learning property.

PLENARY LECTURE 2

Boolean Functions and Contemporary Cryptography

Professor Oleksander Markovskyy
National Technical University of Ukraine
(Polytechnic Institute of Kiev)
Department of Computer Engineering

Abstract: The one way (non invertible) transformations constitute the basis of the contemporary cryptography. A substantial part of the contemporary cryptographic algorithms is based on the one way transformations, which use the Boolean functions. In particular, the cryptographic properties of two most important classes of the algorithms (block cipher and stream ciphers for symmetrical coding) are based on the Boolean transformations.
In this Plenary Lecture, the contemporary state of the Boolean functions theory will be presented in details including specific cryptographic tasks for implementation. The basic properties of the Boolean functions, which are important for the cryptographic applications, and also the contemporary state of the problem for obtaining the Boolean functions, which possess such properties, will be mentioned, analyzed and discussed. Considerable attention will be given to the theoretical issues of the development of the Boolean functions for developing and implementing effective cryptographic systems.

SESSION: Electronic Circuits Design

Chair: Tze-Yun Sung, Li Qing

A Practical Design and Implementation of On-Chip NI for Integrating Bus Based IP Legacies	Jung-Ho Lee, Sin-Chong Park	560-462
VLSI Implementation of High-Performance CORDIC-Based Vector Interpolator in Power-Aware 3-D Graphic System	Tze-Yun Sung	560-130
An adaptive EDCA TXOP with rate adaptation for QoS provision	Min Li Huang, Seungbeom Lee, Sin-Chong Park	560-452
Design Space Exploration of IEEE 802.11n using SystemC	Sung-Rok Yoon, Jin Lee, Sin-Chong Park	560-448
VLSI Implementation for Interpolation-based Matrix Inversion for MIMO-OFDM Receivers	Jung hoon Lee, Jin Lee, Sin-Chong Park	560-460
VHDL Modelling of the IEEE802.11b DCF MAC	W. L. Pang, K. W. Chew, Florence Choong, E.S. Teoh	560-111
VHDL Modelling of the Open Short Tester	W. L. Pang, K. W. Chew, Florence Choong, C.L. Chan	560-110
Efficient arctangent processor design for the frequency offset estimation of ieee 802.11 wireless lan system	Taekyu Kim, Sin-chong Park	560-413

SESSION: Electrical and Electronic Measurement

Chair: Li Qing, Hsu Chun-Liang

Measurement of the electric field at the near field radiating by electrostatic discharges	G. P. Fotis, L. Ekonomou, St. Kourtesi, E. Zoulias, A. Nakulas	560-339
Prediction of Surface Roughness of Difficult-to-cut Material by HSM Based on RBF Neural Network	Li Zhanjie, Yan Bing, Tian Meili	560-098
A Dynamic Weighing System Based on System Model	Li Qing, Ding Xuegong, Li Xiong, Ye Gang	560-486
Soft sensor modeling based on rough set and least squares support vector machines	Li Chuan, Wang Shilong, Zhang Xianming and Xu Jun	560-406
Charge Loss Measurement under illumination in Single-Poly One-Time-Programming Floating Gate Non-Volatile-Memories	L. Montagner-Morancho, D. Ramis, G. Sarrabayrouse, J. L. Chaptal	560-229

Monday, April 16, 2007

PLENARY LECTURE 3

Intentional 3D Vision in Robotics

Professor S. Y. Chen

University of Hamburg

Zhejiang University of Technology

CHINA

Abstract: The 3D model of an object or environment is very important to many practical applications, e.g. hypermedia techniques, interactive handling/working, virtualized reality, interactive exploration, robot autonomous applications, etc. An efficient way to obtain such models is using 3D vision. However, since no prior information about the targets is available before the vision task is taking place, it is desired that the robot is capable to purposively decide how to finish the modeling task without human interference. The project investigates the issue of intentional perception planning in which there are three related problems to be tackled, i.e. perception planning, purposive sensor configuration, and 3D model construction. They are considered in an autonomous vision system which employs an observing strategy for target modeling. The research develops methods to actively decide the viewpoints and sensor configuration to observe specific aspects of the target and estimates the modeling state or completeness. The system analyzes the obtained information and performs the perception strategy that automatically generates a multi-view plan. The research would lead to fully automate the modeling process and have the mechanism to autonomously move and change sensing parameters for complete 3D data recovery.

SESSION: Instrumentation and Circuits Design

Chair: Hsu Chun-Liang, Dan Lascu

A Study on Ultrasonic Detecting Technology for the Base Gap on the Inner Cone	Lu Yang, Yanhua Zhang, Yan Han	560-311
The Critical Factors & Loading Features in Design Inductive Heating-Device with Half-Bridge Resonated Inverter Circuits	Hsu Chun-Liang, Huang Li-Chan	560-153
HOPF bifurcation in a discontinuous capacitor voltage mode cuk DC-DC converter	Corina Ivan, Dan Lascu, Viorel Popescu	560-375
Partial Discharge Classification Using Neural Networks and Statistical Parameters	Hung-Cheng Chen, Po-Hung Chen, Meng-Hui Wang	560-278
Third-Order Quadrature Oscillator with Grounded Capacitors Using CCIIs	Jiun-Wei Horng, Chun-Li Hou, Chun-Ming Chang, Sheng-Wen Pan, Jhen-Yu Shie and Yao-Hsin Wen	560-115
A novel defect classification system of cast-resin transformers by neural network under acoustic emission signal	Cheng-Chien Kuo, Teng-Fa Tsao	560-323

SESSION: Applications on Telecommunications

Chair: Zhang Yanhua, Liangyin Chen

Cause analysis on angular error when mono-pulse radar is tracking noise jammer and a simulative test	Zhang Yanhua, Zan Bo, Wang Jian, Chang Hong, Yang Lu	560-438
3GTSM: A Novel 3G Terminals Security Model	Liangyin Chen, Zhishu Li, Baolin Li, Jianchuan Xing, Jiancheng Ni, Qing Li, Liangwei Chen	560-434
In Doors Location Technology Research Based on WLAN	Juan Su, Yi-Xiong Jin	560-192
Similarity Clustering and Combination Load Forecasting Techniques Considering the Meteorological Factors	Yi-Xiong Jin, Juan Su	560-191
Particle Swarm Optimization Based on Model Space Theory and Its Application on Transmission Network Planning	Yi-Xiong Jin, Juan Su	560-190
Parallel Cooperative Particle Swarm Optimization Based Multistage Transmission Network Planning	Yi-Xiong Jin, Juan Su	560-189
A wireless transmission technique for remote monitoring and recording system on power sevices by GPRS network	Cheng-Chien Kuo, Hong-Chan Chang, Fu-Hsien Chen	560-165

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

SESSION: Design of CMOS Circuitry

Chair: Jenn-Tzer Yang, Liangyin Chen

A Radio Frequency CMOS Band Pass Amplifier Using High-Q Active Inductor Loads with Binary Code for Multi-Band Selecting	Ming-Jeui Wu, Pei-Jen Yen, CHing-Chuan Chou, Jenn-Tzer Yang	560-134
A 60ghz low noise amplifier on 0.13-µm CMOS	Yu Feng, Efstratios Skafidas, Rob Evans	560-187
A 60 GHz 130 nm CMOS VCO with ultra wide tuning range	Zongru Liu, Efstratios Skafidas, Rob Evans	560-185
A 60-GHz Broad-Band Frequency Divider in 0.13μm CMOS	Yuan Mo, Efstratios Skafidas, Rob Evans	560-167
High Q Active Inductors Apply in A 2.4GHz Bandpass Filter	Jenn-Tzer Yang, Chii-Wen Chen, Yen-Ching Ho, and Che-Chi Mao	560-403

SESSION: Advances on Circuits & Systems

Chair: Dan Lascu, Chin-Long Wey

An averaged switch model including conduction losses for boundary conduction mode dc-to-dc converters	Corina Ivan, Dan Lascu, Viorel Popescu	560-376
Transaction level model simulator for NoC-based MPSoC platform	Seungbeom Lee, Sung-rok Yoon, Jin Lee, Min li Huang, Sin-chong Park	560-420
Stabilization of the Acrobot via Multiple sliding surface Control	Nadeem Qaiser, Naeem Iqbal, Naeem Qaiser	560-108
A Pipelined Divider with a Small Lookup Table	Chin-Long Wey, Shin-Yo Lin, and Muh-Tian Shiue	560-407
Control system design for a STATCOM using complex transfer function	Nitus Voraphonpipat, Issarachai Ngamroo, Somchai Chatrattana	560-225
Development of Slow Scan Digital CCD Camera for Low light level image	Cheng Yaoyu, Hu Yan, Li Yonghong	560-383
A study of lightning surge on underground cables in a cable connection station	Hong-chan Chang, Fu-hsien Chen, Cheng-chien Kuo, Tai-hsiang Chen	560-253
Experimental Studies on Vibration Testing of Pipe Joints using Metal Gaskets	Nan Bu, Naohiro Ueno, Satoru Koyanagi, Masahiro Ichiki, Osamu Fukuda, Morito Akiyama	560-421

SESSION: Theoretical Approaches on Hardware Systems

Chair: Po-Hung Chen, Huay Chang

Genetic Algorithm Based Approach for Power Generation Dispatch with Emission Constraints	Po-Hung Chen, Hung-Cheng Chen, Chun-Liang Hsu	560-303
An Efficient Algorithm for PC Purchase Decision System	Huay Chang	560-271
Estimation of GDP in Turkey by nonparametric regression models	Dursun Aydin	560-378