C~3I 系统多传感器的信息融合——Fuzzy 函数聚类算法

在对多类传感器收集空中目标状态信息描述的基础上,用Ｆｕｚｚｙ目标函数聚类算法建立了对空情数据融合的数学模型。对数据融合过程,参数的初始化问题进行了实际应用的讨论;并对其应用效果和优势作了实际的分析。该方法是Ｃ３Ｉ系统数据融合技术的有效方法之一。     

类V型微裂纹检测系统原理

报导了基于漏磁法,采用高信噪比的霍尔磁传感器及放大器,配以高精度的自动传动与光电定位装置,以及自行设计的信号采集与分析处理软件所构成的类V型微裂纹检测系统及其原理。该系统能对宽度在50μm及以下的微裂纹进行检测。     

提高大数据库管理系统运行速度浅析

本文从合理使用内存的角度,分析了影响大数据量关系型数据库管理系统运行速度的原因,提出了提高运行速度的对策及重组数据的4条原则。     

火炮射表数据处理方法评述

主要介绍火炮射表数据处理方法,对国内目前较为流行的两种射表逼近方法进行了全面、系统的分析与比较,指出了逐步回归射表逼近方法存在的缺陷和不足。对国外近几年采用的插值法文中也进行了比较详细的讨论,并指出了未来的研究问题。     

数据融合技术与潜艇指控系统的发展

就潜艇指控系统的现状和发展,综述了数据融合技术在潜艇指控系统中的应用前景。     

C~3I系统中的哨所通讯网

本文提供了在C~3I系统中哨所通讯网的可行组网方案,从理论上分析了组网实践过程的各种因素。介绍了用信息机实现莫尔斯报务通讯中的困难和解决方法,并对如何提高报传通讯速率提出了探讨性意见。     

内弹道多通道实验数据处理方法研究

本文对内弹道多通道实验曲线的处理方法进行了较为详细的分析.充分利用多通道实验数据,得出了弹丸运动规律、弹底压力变化规律、平均压力变化规律.为进一步认识膛内现象奠定了一定的基础.     

飞行控制软件导航仿真模型遥测数据注入仿真

研究了飞行控制软件导航仿真模型遥测数据注入仿真中的一些问题,构造了遥测数据输入序列的误差补偿算法,重建相应的输入序列,使得将它们注入到相应的数字仿真模型进行仿真时,得到的输出与飞行试验中弹上计算机发送的遥测数据相符。     

A metaheuristic scheduling procedure for resource-constrained projects with cash flows

Resource-constrained project scheduling problems with cash flows (RCPSPCF) are complex, combinatorial optimization problems. Many heuristics have been reported in the literature that produce reasonable schedules in limited project environments. However, the lack of a heuristic that dominates under differing project conditions can lead to a suboptimal choice of an appropriate heuristic for scheduling any given project. This may result in poor schedules and monetary losses. This paper reports on the application of the tabu search metaheuristic procedure for the RCPSPCF. Strategies for neighborhood generation and candidate selection that exploit the special features of the problem are combined with a simple multiheuristic start procedure. Extensive experimentation, with multiple data sets and comparison with an upper bound, indicates a significant improvement, both in project Net Present Value (NPV) as well as the number of projects, where the metaheuristic outperforms the best known heuristics in the literature. More specifically, this procedure produces the best schedules in over 85% of the projects tested, in contrast to the best single-pass heuristics which have been shown to dominate in at most 20% of the same cases. This iterative, general purpose heuristic is able to adapt significantly better to the complex interactions of the many critical parameters of the RCPSPCF than single-pass heuristics that use more specific information about each project environment. © 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Naval Research Logistics 46: 912–927, 1999     

Minimizing makespan in a multimode multiprocessor shop scheduling problem

We study the problem of multimode scheduling tasks on dedicated processors, with the objective of minimizing the maximum completion time. Each task can be undertaken in one among a set of predefined alternative modes, where each mode specifies a required set of dedicated processors and a processing time. At any time each processor can be used by a single task at most. General precedence constraints exist among tasks, and task preemption is not allowed. The problem consists of assigning a mode and a starting time to each task, respecting processor and precedence constraints, to minimize the time required to complete all tasks. The problem is NP-hard in several particular cases. In previous works, we studied algorithms in which a solution was obtained by means of an iterative procedure that combines mode assignment and sequencing phases separately. In this paper, we present some new heuristics where the decision on the mode assignment is taken on the basis of a partial schedule. Then, for each task, the mode selection and the starting time are chosen simultaneously considering the current processor usage. Different lower bounds are derived from a mathematical formulation of the problem and from a graph representation of a particular relaxed version of the problem. Heuristic solutions and lower bounds are evaluated on randomly generated test problems. © 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Naval Research Logistics 46: 893–911, 1999