Towards Intelligent Engineering and Information Technology [electronic resource] /
Rudas, Imre J.editor.
Fodor, János.editor.
Intelligent engineering systems try to replicate fundamental abilities of humans and nature in order to achieve sufficient progress in solving complex problems. In an ideal case multi-disciplinary applications of different modern engineering fields can result in synergistic effects. Information technology and computer modeling are the underlying tools that play a major role at any stages of developing intelligent systems. Chapters in the present volume have been written by eminent scientists from different parts of the world, dealing with challenging problems for efficient modeling of intelligent systems. The reader can find different characteristics and methodologies of computational intelligence with real life applications. Various facets of intelligent engineering and information technology are addressed. Starting with theoretical issues from pseudo-analysis to parametric classes of digital fuzzy conjunctions for hardware implementation of fuzzy systems, diverse aspects of control including quantum as well as fuzzy control and hybrid approaches, intelligent robotics dealing with mobile and autonomous robots and new trends, approaches and results on information technology, machines, materials and manufacturing, and issues of intelligent systems and complex processes are covered.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Theoretical Issues -- Pseudo-analysis in Engineering Decision Making -- On Possibilistic Mean Value, Variance, Covariance and Correlation of Fuzzy Numbers -- Problems and Results in Matrix Perturbation Theory -- The New Computationalism – A Lesson from Embodied Agents -- Measuring Voting Power: The Paradox of New Members vs. the Null Player Axiom -- On Generation of Digital Fuzzy Parametric Conjunctions -- Control -- Quantum Control Systems -- Model-Based Control Design of Integrated Vehicle Systems -- Design and Applications of Cerebellar Model Articulation Controller -- Model-Based Design Issues in Fuzzy Logic Control -- Situational Control, Modeling and Diagnostics of Large Scale Systems -- Hybrid Approach in Power Electronics and Motion Control -- Iterative Feedback Tuning in Linear and Fuzzy Control Systems -- Robotics -- Mobile Mini Robots for Space Applications -- Motion Control for Formation of Mobile Robots in Environment with Obstacles -- Robot Systems for Play in Education and Therapy of Disabled Children -- Recent Advances in Intelligent Robots at J. Stefan Institute -- New Trends in Robotic Reinforcement Learning: Single and Multi-robot Case -- Points of View on Building an Intelligent Robot -- Autonomous Locomotion of Humanoid Robots in Presence of Mobile and Immobile Obstacles -- Autonomous Advertising Mobile Robot for Exhibitions, Developed at BMF -- Information Technology -- High-Level Specification of Games -- New Trends in Non-volatile Semiconductor Memories -- Biometric Motion Identification Based on Motion Capture -- Through Wall Tracking of Moving Targets by M-Sequence UWB Radar -- Advanced Industrial Communications -- Logical Consequences in Partial Knowledge Bases -- Distributed Detection System of Security Intrusions Based on Partially Ordered Events and Patterns -- Wireless Sensors Networks – Theory and Practice -- Image Processing Using Polylinear Functions on HOSVD Basis -- Intelligent Short Text Assessment in eMax -- Determination the Basic Network Algorithms with Gains -- The Role of RFID in Development of Intelligent Human Environment -- Machines, Materials and Manufacturing -- History and Challenges of Mechanism and Machine Science within IFToMM Community -- A Service-Orientated Arhitecture for Holonic Manufacturing Control -- Sensitivity of Power Spectral Density (PSD) Analysis for Measuring Conditions -- Numerical Prediction of Friction, Wear, Heat Generation and Lubrication in Case of Sliding Rubber Components -- Design of a Linear Scale Calibration Machine -- Engineering Objective-Driven Product Lifecycle Management with Enhanced Human Control -- In-Situ Investigation of the Growth of Low-Dimensional Structures -- Monitoring of Heat Pumps -- The Nozzle’s Impact on the Quality of Fabric on the Pneumatic Weaving Machine -- Intelligent Systems and Complex Processes -- A Comprehensive Evaluation of the Efficiency of an Integrated Biogas, Trigen, PV and Greenhouse Plant, Using Digraph Theory -- Approximation of a Modified Traveling Salesman Problem Using Bacterial Memetic Algorithms -- Towards Intelligent Systems with Incremental Learning Ability -- Systems Engineering Approach to Sustainable Energy Supply -- Fuzziness of Rule Outputs by the DB Operators-Based Control Problems -- Fine Structure Constant – A Possibilistic Approach -- Observer-Based Iterative Fuzzy and Neural Network Model Inversion for Measurement and Control Applications -- Role of the Cyclodextins in Analytical Chemistry -- An Intelligent GIS-Based Route/Site Selection Plan of a Metro-Rail Network.
Intelligent engineering systems try to replicate fundamental abilities of humans and nature in order to achieve sufficient progress in solving complex problems. In an ideal case multi-disciplinary applications of different modern engineering fields can result in synergistic effects. Information technology and computer modeling are the underlying tools that play a major role at any stages of developing intelligent systems. Chapters in the present volume have been written by eminent scientists from different parts of the world, dealing with challenging problems for efficient modeling of intelligent systems. The reader can find different characteristics and methodologies of computational intelligence with real life applications. Various facets of intelligent engineering and information technology are addressed. Starting with theoretical issues from pseudo-analysis to parametric classes of digital fuzzy conjunctions for hardware implementation of fuzzy systems, diverse aspects of control including quantum as well as fuzzy control and hybrid approaches, intelligent robotics dealing with mobile and autonomous robots and new trends, approaches and results on information technology, machines, materials and manufacturing, and issues of intelligent systems and complex processes are covered.
Artificial intelligence.
Engineering design.
Engineering.
Computational intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence.
Engineering Design.
Engineering, general.
Computational Intelligence.