1. Diskretna matematikaAleksandra Tepeh, Riste Škrekovski, 2018, reviewed university, higher education or higher vocational education textbook Keywords: matematika, izjavni račun, matrike, vektorji, relacije, grafi, učbeniki
Published: 12.04.2018; Views: 166; Downloads: 11
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3. Representation of Boolean functions with ROBDDsAleš Časar, Robert Meolic, independent scientific component part or a chapter in a monograph Abstract: This paper describes data structures and algorithms for representation of Boolean functions with reduced ordered binary decision diagrams (ROBDDs). A hash table is used for quick search. Additional information about variables and functions is stored in binary trees. Manipulations on functions are based on a recursive algorithm of ITE operation. The primary goal of this article is describe programming technics needed to realize the idea. For the first time here recursive algorithms for composing functions and garbage collection with a formulae counter are presented. This is better than garbage collection in other known implementations. The results of the tests show that the described representation is very efficient in applications which operate with Boolean functions.
Keywords: Reduced Ordered Binary Decision Diagram, Boolean function, logic functions, logic design verification, hash table
Published: 02.02.2018; Views: 114; Downloads: 4
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6. Wiener index of strong product of graphsIztok Peterin, Petra Žigert, 2018, original scientific article Abstract: The Wiener index of a connected graph ▫$G$▫ is the sum of distances between all pairs of vertices of ▫$G$▫. The strong product is one of the four most investigated graph products. In this paper the general formula for the Wiener index of the strong product of connected graphs is given. The formula can be simplified if both factors are graphs with the constant eccentricity. Consequently, closed formulas for the Wiener index of the strong product of a connected graph ▫$G$▫ with a cycle are derived.
Keywords: Wiener index, graph product, strong product
Published: 30.11.2017; Views: 112; Downloads: 3
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7. New perspectives for computer-aided discrimination of Parkinson's disease and essential tremorPetra Povalej, J.A. Gallego, J. P. Romero, Vojko Glaser, E. Rocon, Julián Benito-León, Félix Bermejo-Pareja, Ignacio Posada, Aleš Holobar, 2017, original scientific article Abstract: Pathological tremor is a common but highly complex movement disorder, affecting ~5% of population older than 65 years. Different methodologies have been proposed for its quantification. Nevertheless, the discrimination between Parkinson's disease tremor and essential tremor remains a daunting clinical challenge, greatly impacting patient treatment and basic research. Here, we propose and compare several movement-based and electromyography-based tremor quantification metrics. For the latter, we identified individual motor unit discharge patterns from high-density surface electromyograms and characterized the neural drive to a single muscle and how it relates to other affected muscles in 27 Parkinson's disease and 27 essential tremor patients. We also computed several metrics from the literature. The most discriminative metrics were the symmetry of the neural drive to muscles, motor unit synchronization, and the mean log power of the tremor harmonics in movement recordings. Noteworthily, the first two most discriminative metrics were proposed in this study. We then used decision tree modelling to find the most discriminative combinations of individual metrics, which increased the accuracy of tremor type discrimination to 94%. In summary, the proposed neural drive-based metrics were the most accurate at discriminating and characterizing the two most common pathological tremor types.
Keywords: Parkinson's disease, essential tremor, electromyography, wrist movements, motor units, muscular excitation, decision tree
Published: 03.11.2017; Views: 105; Downloads: 3
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8. Implementation aspects of a BDD package supporting general decision diagramsRobert Meolic, 2016, invited lecture at foreign university Abstract: General decision diagram is a loose term for a superset of different types of decision diagrams - we are interested in joining BDDs, FDDs, and different types of suppressed DDs, e.g. ZBDDs. I will present: The current state of our BDD package Biddy (functionalities and details about the original implementation aspects). Our ideas for efficient implementation of ZBDDs (which could be used for all types of suppressed DDs).New type od decision diagrams called ZFDD (somehow symmetric to ZBDD). A rough draft about the implementation of a package supporting general decision diagrams.
Keywords: Binary Decision Diagram, Zero-suppressed Binary Decision Diagram, Boolean function, Algorithm, BDD package, Biddy
Published: 26.10.2017; Views: 255; Downloads: 6
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9. The impact of wind-power generation on the planning of regulating reserveDunja Srpak, Boštjan Polajžer, 2017, original scientific article Abstract: This paper presents new approach to the optimal distribution of the regulating reserve (RR) in a set of available regulating generation units. It is developed using evolutionary computation for the transmission-loss minimization and power-flow computation by applying the iterative method with a reactive power correction for voltage control. The approach involves the use of actual operating data directly from the network’s dispatch centre as well as daily and hourly plans of wind and load power for determining the RR requirements for the load frequency control (LFC). By testing the proposed approach on a case study, the possibility of implementing it on real power systems is demonstrated. The obtained results of the testing with actual data from the Croatian control area indicate substantial savings in ancillary service costs for the LFC and the considerable impact of different variations from the plan of each individual wind-power plant on the optimal RR distribution.
Keywords: evolutionary computation, frequency control, optimization, power systems, wind power generation
Published: 24.10.2017; Views: 110; Downloads: 7
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10. Practicality of base load renewable generation in IndiaKarthik Subramanya Bhat, Udo Bachhiesl, published scientific conference contribution Abstract: India, among several other countries globally, now faces a unique situation where managing the energy transition process without hurting the economic development becomes the highlight of its policies. The Indian power sector is highly carbon intensive, with coal based power providing 70% of the total electricity generated. Renewable energy occupies around 15% of the capacity mix. Energy access along with several other
challenges, pose an obstacle to the needed transition to clean energy. As the seasonal load variations in India are not prominent, cheap coal based power supplies most of the load profile,while gas power plants are used for peak loads. The myth that renewable energy sources cannot meet baseload demand has become widely accepted and wide-spread, given their fluctuating nature. Several studies demonstrate an optimistic transition to 100% renewable sources might just be possible in the coming decades. In a carbon-rich power sector like India, the ‘base load’ mind set is a pretty big and powerful hurdle, as ensuring base load generation becomes a major issue with implications directly affecting the country’s economy. In this study, an effort has been made to discuss whether base load renewable generation in India is feasible, and the challenges involved.
Keywords: India, base load, renewable generation, energy transition, carbon intensive
Published: 11.10.2017; Views: 96; Downloads: 3
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