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9783540782964

Advances of Computational Intelligence in Industrial Systems

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    9783540782964

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2008-10-30
  • Publisher: Springer-Verlag New York Inc

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Summary

Computational Intelligence (CI) has emerged as a rapid growing field over the past decade. Its various techniques have been recognized as powerful tools for intelligent information processing, decision making and knowledge management. "Advances of Computational Intelligence in Industrial Systems" reports the exploration of CI frontiers with an emphasis on a broad spectrum of real-world applications. Section I ' Theory and Foundation presents some of the latest developments in CI, e.g. particle swarm optimization, Web services, data mining with privacy protection, kernel methods for text analysis, etc. Section II ' Industrial Application covers the CI applications in a wide variety of domains, e.g. clinical decision support, process monitoring for industrial CNC machine, novelty detection for jet engines, ant algorithm for berth allocation, etc. Such a collection of chapters has presented the state-of-the-art of CI applications in industry and will be an essential resource for professionals and researchers who wish to learn and spot the opportunities in applying CI techniques to their particular problems.

Table of Contents

Particle Swarm Optimization and Differential Evolution Algorithms: Technical Analysis, Applications and Hybridization Perspectivesp. 1
Introductionp. 1
Classical PSOp. 2
Selection of Parameters for PSOp. 6
The Inertia Weight ¿p. 7
The Maximum Velocity Vmaxp. 7
The Constriction Factor ¿p. 8
The Swarm Sizep. 8
The Acceleration Coefficients C1 and C2p. 9
The Neighborhood Topologies in PSOp. 9
The Binary PSOp. 10
Hybridization of PSO with Other Evolutionary Techniquesp. 11
The Differential Evolution (DE)p. 12
Classical DE - How Does it Work?p. 12
The Complete DE Family of Storn and Pricep. 17
More Recent Variants of DEp. 20
A Synergism of PSO and DE - Towards a New Hybrid Evolutionary Algorithmp. 23
The PSO-DV Algorithmp. 24
PSO-DV Versus Other State-of-the-Art Optimizersp. 26
Applicationsp. 29
Conclusionsp. 34
Referencesp. 34
Web Services, Policies, and Context: Concepts and Solutionsp. 39
Introductionp. 39
The Proposed Composition Approachp. 40
Presentationp. 40
Description of the Three Levelsp. 41
Description of the Three Contextsp. 43
Description of the Two Policiesp. 45
Role of Policiesp. 45
Behavioral Web Servicesp. 45
Specification of Policiesp. 46
Exception Handlingp. 50
Rationalep. 50
Exception Types per Policy Typep. 51
Related Workp. 52
Conclusionp. 54
Referencesp. 54
Data Mining with Privacy Preserving in Industrial Systemsp. 57
Introductionp. 57
Background and Motivationp. 57
Our Solutionp. 59
Organization of the Chapterp. 60
Literature Reviewp. 60
Our Solution: Bloom Filter-Based Approachp. 61
Bloom Filtersp. 62
Mining Processes and Algorithmsp. 64
Experimentsp. 66
Experimental Settingsp. 66
Experimental Resultsp. 67
Conclusionsp. 70
Referencesp. 77
Kernels for Text Analysisp. 81
Introductionp. 81
Kernel Methodsp. 82
General Properties of Kernelsp. 82
Bag of Words Kernelp. 83
String Kernelsp. 84
Gappy String Kernelsp. 85
Convolution Kernelsp. 86
Graph Kernelsp. 87
Applicationp. 89
Bag of Featuresp. 89
Graph Representationp. 91
Evaluation Using Bag of Featuresp. 93
Evaluation Using Graph Feature Representationp. 94
Summary of the Experimentsp. 95
Referencesp. 96
Discovering Time-Constrained Patterns from Long Sequencesp. 99
Introductionp. 99
Related Workp. 102
Disjoint Occurrencesp. 103
Counting Algorithmp. 105
Correctness of Algorithmp. 109
Calculating and Estimating O-Frequencyp. 111
Conclusionp. 115
Referencesp. 115
Gauging Image and Video Quality in Industrial Applicationsp. 117
Overview of Practical Quality Metricsp. 118
Basic Requirementsp. 118
Metric Classificationp. 119
Just-Noticeable Difference (JND)p. 120
JND with Sine-Wave Gratingsp. 120
Formulation of CSF in DCT Domainp. 121
JND for Real-World Videop. 122
Visual Attentionp. 124
Feature Extractionp. 125
Integrationp. 125
Modulation for JNDp. 126
Signal Decompositionp. 126
Spatiotemporal Filteringp. 126
Contrast Gain Controlp. 127
Common Artifact Detectionp. 128
Blockinessp. 128
Blurringp. 129
Frame Freezep. 129
Case Studiesp. 130
JNDmetrix™ as Quality Measurementp. 130
Quality Monitoring Systemsp. 132
Modulated JNDs in Visual Communicationp. 133
Concluding Remarksp. 133
Referencesp. 135
Model Construction for Knowledge-Intensive Engineering Tasksp. 139
Introductionp. 140
Top-Down Model Constructionp. 141
Top-Down Model Construction Support: A Classification Schemep. 142
Horizontal Model Constructionp. 146
Model Simplificationp. 148
Model Compilationp. 149
Model Reformulationp. 152
Discussion and Related Workp. 153
Case Studiesp. 154
Case Study 1: Plant Design in Chemical Engineeringp. 155
Case Study 2: Generating Control Knowledge for Configuration Tasksp. 158
Case Study 3: Synthesis of Wave Digital Structuresp. 161
Summaryp. 164
Referencesp. 164
Artificial Intelligence Applied to the Modeling and Implementation of a Virtual Medical Officep. 169
Medical Diagnosis and Knowledge Transferp. 169
Case-Based Reasoningp. 170
The History of CBRp. 170
The CBR Cyclep. 172
Genetic Algorithmp. 173
Overviewp. 173
Historyp. 173
Biological Terminology in a Simple GAp. 174
The Latest Developmentsp. 177
Context and Methodologyp. 178
The IACVIRTUAL Projectp. 178
The CBR Modelp. 178
The GA Modelp. 181
Case Studyp. 183
Database Preparationp. 183
The Implementation of CBR Recoveryp. 184
The Implementation of the GA Modulep. 184
New Version of the CBR Modulep. 186
Resultsp. 187
Conclusionsp. 188
Referencesp. 188
DICOM-Based Multidisciplinary Platform for Clinical Decision Support: Needs and Directionp. 191
Introductionp. 191
Multidisciplinary Health Studiesp. 193
DICOM Standardp. 194
Initiativesp. 195
DICOM Documentp. 195
Multidisciplinary DICOM Multimedia Archivep. 196
Object-Oriented Approachp. 198
Properties of DICOM Objects and Servicesp. 199
Design of MDMAp. 203
Biomedical Data Processingp. 204
Biomedical Feature Extractionp. 205
Biomedical Feature Selectionp. 206
Biomedical Knowledge Discoveryp. 207
Multidisciplinary Analytical Modelp. 208
Synergistic Clinical Decision Support Platformp. 209
Conclusion and New Directionp. 211
Referencesp. 211
Improving Neural Network Promoter Prediction by Exploiting the Lengths of Coding and Non-Coding Sequencesp. 213
Introductionp. 213
Currently Used Algorithmsp. 214
Further Improvements in Promoter Predictionp. 214
Gene Expressionp. 216
Statistical Characteristics on Quantitative Measurementsp. 217
The Algorithms for TLS-NNPP and TSC-TSS-NNPPp. 220
Scenario 1-TLS-NNPP Algorithmp. 222
Scenario 2-TSC-TSS-NNPP Algorithmp. 224
Applications of the Algorithms TLS-NNPP and TSC-TSS-NNPP and the Comparisons to NNPP2.2p. 224
E. coli Sequence Study Using the TLS-NNPP Algorithmp. 225
Human Sequence Study Using the TSS-TSC-NNPP Algorithmp. 226
Conclusionp. 228
Referencesp. 228
Artificial Immune Systems for Self-Nonself Discrimination: Application to Anomaly Detectionp. 231
Introductionp. 231
Real Valued Negative Selectionp. 233
Recent Approachesp. 233
Results with Koch Curvep. 239
An Application to Anomaly Detection in Distribution Systemsp. 243
Conclusion and Further Researchp. 247
Referencesp. 248
Computational Intelligence Applied to the Automatic Monitoring of Dressing Operations in an Industrial CNC Machinep. 249
Introductionp. 249
Acoustic Emission in Grinding and Dressingp. 250
Acoustic Mapsp. 251
Extracting Textural Features from Acoustic Mapsp. 254
The Gray-Level Co-Occurrence (GLC) Matrixp. 254
Haralick's Textural Descriptorsp. 255
Pattern Classificationp. 256
Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) Networksp. 257
Radial-Basis Function (RBF) Networksp. 257
Support Vector Machine (SVM)p. 258
Decision Trees (DT)p. 258
Intelligent Monitoring of Dressing Operationsp. 259
Experiments and Resultsp. 260
Experimental Setupp. 261
Simulation Resultsp. 262
Conclusionsp. 266
Referencesp. 267
Automated Novelty Detection in Industrial Systemsp. 269
Introductionp. 269
Novelty Detectionp. 269
Chapter Overviewp. 270
Novelty Detection for Industrial Systemsp. 270
Existing Methodsp. 270
Pre-Processingp. 272
Visualisationp. 273
Constructing a Model of Normalityp. 276
Novelty Scores and Thresholdsp. 278
Gas-Turbine Data Analysisp. 281
System Descriptionp. 282
Off-Line Novelty Detectionp. 283
On-Line Novelty Detectionp. 285
Discussionp. 288
Combustion Data Analysisp. 288
System Descriptionp. 289
Pre-Processing and Feature Extractionp. 289
On-Line Novelty Detectionp. 290
Discussionp. 292
Conclusionp. 292
Referencesp. 293
Multiway Principal Component Analysis (MPCA) for Upstream/Downstream Classification of Voltage Sags Gathered in Distribution Substationsp. 297
Introductionp. 297
Multiway Principal Component Analysisp. 300
Proposed Method for Sag Source Locationp. 303
Database Constructionp. 305
Model Creationp. 306
Model Exploitationp. 306
Classification Results with Sags Gathered in Distribution Substationsp. 307
Conclusionp. 310
Referencesp. 311
Applications of Neural Networks to Dynamical System Identification and Adaptive Controlp. 313
Introductionp. 313
Rotorcraft Acoustic Noise Estimationp. 317
The Time History Data Modelingp. 318
The Sound Pressure Level Modelingp. 321
A Neural Network Controller for DC Voltage Regulatorp. 323
Referencesp. 329
A Multi-Objective Multi-Colony Ant Algorithm for Solving the Berth Allocation Problemp. 333
Introductionp. 333
Problem Formulationp. 335
Ant Colony Optimizationp. 337
Solution Encodingp. 337
Pareto Rankingp. 337
Solution Constructionp. 338
Multi-Objective Multi-Colony Ant Algorithmp. 340
Island Modelp. 341
Heterogeneous Coloniesp. 341
Simulation Results and Analysisp. 342
Performances of Different MOMCAA Settingsp. 342
Effects of Different Migration Intervalsp. 347
Conclusionsp. 348
Referencesp. 349
Query Rewriting for Semantic Multimedia Data Retrievalp. 351
Introductionp. 351
Preliminaries and Motivating Examplep. 352
MPEG-7: Multimedia Content Description Interfacep. 352
Illustration Examplep. 353
Querying MPEG-7 Descriptionsp. 354
MPEG-7 and XQuery Limitationsp. 355
Multimedia Data Descriptionp. 356
Multi-Layered Representation of Multimedia Contentp. 356
Conceptual Layer: Domain Knowledge Representationp. 357
How to Integrate Domain Knowledge in MPEG-7 Descriptionsp. 360
How to Link the Conceptual Layer to the Metadata Layerp. 361
Querying MPEG-7 Descriptions of Multimedia Datap. 363
Query Form and Syntaxp. 363
Query Pre-Processing Algorithmp. 363
Illustration Examplep. 365
Query Translationp. 365
Implementationp. 366
Multimedia Data Annotationp. 366
Querying Multimedia Contentp. 367
Related Workp. 367
Adding Semantics to MPEG-7 Descriptionsp. 367
Query Languages to Retrieve the MPEG-7 Descriptionsp. 369
Query Rewritingp. 370
Conclusionp. 370
Referencesp. 371
Indexp. 373
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