水中目标信号的实时检测方法研究

在对目标信号及噪声背景信号的特性进行分析的基础上,依据目标信号功率主要集中在低频部分的特点,用功率谱估计方法提取低频信号的能量作为特征,对信号滑动地进行目标检测.通过不同浪级情况下海洋水压力场的仿真信号数据,对某型目标舰船的水压力信号进行了检测计算,验证了该方法的有效性,尤其是达到了在高海况、低信噪比条件下,对目标信号正确的检测.     

雷达情报特征的Bayes识别方法

根据雷达情报目标判性应用背景,对Bayes方法在该领域的应用进行了研究,初步建立了基于雷达情报特征的统计模型,并在算法的收敛速度和稳健性等方面与D-S证据理论进行了比较。仿真结果表明,Bayes方法对先验信息的精确程度要求并不十分严格,能较好地解决雷达情报综合问题。     

不变矩理论及其在目标识别中的应用

几何形状的识别在计算机视觉中具有十分重要的意义,一般几何形状可以分为区域和边界两种。不变矩特征在图像平移、伸缩、旋转时均保持不变。介绍了利用图像的不变矩向量进行目标形状识别的方法,并比较了Hu提出的基于区域的不变矩和Chen提出的基于边界的不变矩的性能和计算速度。     

《老子》单音动词分析

<老子>五千言,使用动词较多,其中单音动词占大多数,复音动词较少.单音动词大多数使用本义,其中单义词多,多义词少.词义发展途径主要是引申.单音动词主要作谓语,此外还可以作主语、定语、状语等.     

如何读懂英美报刊的标题

迅速读懂英美报刊的标题对搜集处理信息,了解世界动态意义重大.要达到这一目的,就必须了解报刊英语标题的特点,具备一定的西方国家社会发展和文化历史等背景知识.     

一种新的舰船辐射噪声特征提取方法

提出了一种基于Dopplerlet变换的舰船辐射噪声特征提取方法,给出了Dopplerlet变换分解流程。使用此种方法及基于小波变换、波形结构、自然尺度等的特征提取方法对收集到的舰船辐射噪声进行了识别试验,试验结果证明基于Dopplerlet变换的舰船辐射噪声特征提取方法更加有效。     

基于知识的模型表示研究

基于知识的模型表示是信息管理系统,特别是决策支持系统(DSS)的基础。根据模型管理和模型建立动态性原则的要求,提出了模型知识化的框架表示法,并给出了应用实例。     

基于pLSA模型的人体动作识别

提出一种基于主题模型的人体动作识别方法。该方法首先提取时空兴趣点(STIP,space-time interest point)来描述人体运动,然后提出使用慢特征分析(SFA, slow feature analysis)算法计算兴趣点梯度信息不变量最优解,最后使用概率潜在语义分析 (pLSA, probabilistic Latent Semantic Analysis) 模型识别人体动作。SFA计算的梯度不变量最优解可以表示时空兴趣点固有特征,能够无歧义反映时空兴趣点在空间及时间方向上的信息。同时,针对pLSA隐性主题正确性无法保证的缺点,算法将主题与动作标签“一对一”相关,通过监督方式得到主题,保证了训练中主题的正确性。该算法在KTH人体运动数据库和Weizmann人体动作数据库进行了训练与测试,动作识别结果正确率分别在91.50%和97%以上。     

‘God willing,I will be back’: Gauging the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's capacity to deter economic crimes in Liberia

Recently, in July 2012, the high-profile and bitterly fought nine-month race for the post of Chair of the African Union (AU) Commission, between Dr Jean Ping of Gabon, and his main challenger, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, culminated in the latter's victory. Her victory came after the deadlock at the Eighteenth AU Summit in January 2012. Borne out of the considered need for a quick fix through reliance on a vote of expediency, the election of Dr Dlamini-Zuma represented a political resolution to the crisis that arose due to the earlier ongoing electoral deadlock. Far from being a competitive election by design, the 2012 AU Commission election by default became transformed into an intensely fought campaign that put the AU in the limelight. This article briefly introduces the electoral process, explains in detail the voting behaviour of AU member states, and offers five specific reasons for the victory of Dr Dlamini-Zuma. On the surface the election looks very competitive, but the article explains why this is not the case. To create greater competition for these posts, the AU needs to overhaul the nomination process and the voting procedure. In this regard, the article proffers detailed analysis and proposes a radical revision of the existing criteria for the nomination. The article also proposes specific recommendations for the amendment of the rules of procedure of the AU Assembly to allow for a qualified majority as a deadlock breaker in the fifth round. It also assesses whether the integrity of the AU Commission election was damaged during the campaigning and voting process. In this regard, it recommends the development of a code of conduct for future elections at the AU.     

THE AU MISSION IN BURUNDI

Abstract

Even though the Movimento Popular de Libertação de Angola (Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola, MPLA) managed to take firm control of the state as the war ended in 2002, this article contends that its hegemony is not absolute. At the fringes of the state administration, emerging regional elites have established associations that seek to provide a remedy against the centralised system, which essentially deprives regions of political influence and sufficient economic resources. As in many other countries on the African continent, political identities that were legally enforced and institutionally reproduced in colonial times have hardly been transcended in the post-colonial period. Even if the associations' influence today does not yet reach further than bringing some insecurity to an otherwise secure polity dominated by the MPLA, the associations could play a role in reinforcing strong regional solidarity and give political expression to feelings of exclusion. Such sentiments could in turn lead to an increase of exclusivity ideas about citizenship, or even xenophobic violence. Much will depend on the strategies of the MPLA, and to what extent it will accommodate these emergent forces in the post-war era, not the least through the current sub-national state reforms.