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<strong>WCICA</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />

Book <strong>of</strong> Abstracts: Saturday Sessions<br />

reduction, and 61.30% hard clustering fuzziness decrease.<br />

◁ PSaC-10<br />

Error Concealment in JPEG2000 Coded Images, pp.4760–4765<br />

Bou Matar, Amjad<br />

Memon, Qurban<br />

UAE Univ.<br />

UAE Univ.<br />

In multimedia communication and data storage, compression <strong>of</strong> data is<br />

essential to speed up the transmission rate, minimize the use <strong>of</strong> channel<br />

bandwidth, and minimize storage space. The drawback <strong>of</strong> compression<br />

is that compressed data are more vulnerable to channel noise during<br />

transmission. In this work, error concealment methodology is proposed<br />

that has the ability <strong>of</strong> both error detection and concealment, and<br />

thus guarantees minimum use <strong>of</strong> channel bandwidth. The methodology<br />

requires transmission <strong>of</strong> edge information <strong>of</strong> the original image along<br />

with JPEG2000 compressed image. At the receiver, the edge information<br />

<strong>of</strong> received wavelet coefficients is computed and compared with the<br />

received edge information <strong>of</strong> the original image to determine the corrupted<br />

coefficients. Three methods <strong>of</strong> concealment, each including a<br />

filter, are investigated to handle the corrupted regions/coefficients. The<br />

simulation results conducted on test images for different values <strong>of</strong> bit error<br />

rate are presented to demonstrate the performance <strong>of</strong> the proposed<br />

approach. The objective quality measure such as peak-signal-to-noise<br />

ratio (PSNR), root-mean-square error (rms) and subjective quality measure<br />

are used to evaluate processed images.<br />

◁ PSaC-11<br />

An Alternative Clustering Algorithm based on IB Method, pp.4791–4796<br />

Lei, Yang<br />

Ye, Yangdong<br />

Lou, Zhengzheng<br />

Zhengzhou Univ.<br />

Zhengzhou Univ.<br />

Zhengzhou Univ.<br />

Alternative clustering aims at exploring another reasonable clustering<br />

which is distinctively different from an existing one. This paper presents<br />

a novel alternative clustering algorithm based on the IB method, named<br />

Alt sIB. Our approach aims to ensure the clustering quality by maximizing<br />

the mutual information between clustering labels and data observation,<br />

whilst ensuring the clustering distinctiveness by minimizing the<br />

information sharing between the two clusterings. We employ a nonparametric<br />

MeanNN differential entropy estimator for the mutual information<br />

estimation and optimize the objective function iteratively in a<br />

sequential way. The experimental results indicate that the proposed Alt<br />

sIB algorithm could uncover the reasonable and different clusterings<br />

from the dataset efficiently. Compared to the existing NACI algorithm<br />

and minCEntropy algorithm, the Alt sIB’s performance is better.<br />

◁ PSaC-12<br />

Bifurcation Control Design for Simplified HH Neuron Model: A Physiological<br />

Approach, pp.4953–4956<br />

Li, Huiyan<br />

Wang, Jiang<br />

Jin, Qitao<br />

Deng, Bin<br />

Wei, Xile<br />

Che, Yan-Qiu<br />

Tianjin Univ. <strong>of</strong> Tech. & Education<br />

Tianjin Univ.<br />

Tianjin Univ.<br />

tianjin Univ.<br />

Tianjin Univ.<br />

Tianjin Univ. <strong>of</strong> Tech. & Education<br />

Neurons can encode identical stimulus input by generating nonidentical<br />

firing patterns <strong>of</strong> action potential sequence. The different firing<br />

patterns are resulting from different bifurcations from the dynamical<br />

viewpoint. However, the physiological basis <strong>of</strong> bifurcation control has<br />

not been clear. Here we design a wash-out filter bifurcation control from<br />

a physiological view. Then simplified HH model is selected to verify the<br />

proposed method. We finally derive the physiological basis <strong>of</strong> wash-out<br />

filter control is affecting the result <strong>of</strong> competition between currents with<br />

different dynamics in the sub-threshold potential.<br />

◁ PSaC-13<br />

Change excitability <strong>of</strong> Morris-Lecar Model via Physiological Bifurcation<br />

Control, pp.4957–4960<br />

Li, Huiyan<br />

Wang, Jiang<br />

Jin, Qitao<br />

Tianjin Univ. <strong>of</strong> Tech. & Education<br />

Tianjin Univ.<br />

Tianjin Univ.<br />

Deng, Bin<br />

Wei, Xile<br />

Che, Yan-Qiu<br />

tianjin Univ.<br />

Tianjin Univ.<br />

Tianjin Univ. <strong>of</strong> Tech. & Education<br />

Neurons can encode identical stimulus input by generating nonidentical<br />

firing patterns <strong>of</strong> action potential sequence. The different firing<br />

patterns are resulting from different bifurcations from the dynamical<br />

viewpoint. Here we design a bifurcation control from a physiological<br />

view by employing the wash-out filter. Then Morris-Lecar model is selected<br />

to verify the proposed method. We finally derive the physiological<br />

basis <strong>of</strong> wash-out filter control is affecting the result <strong>of</strong> competition<br />

between currents with different dynamics in the sub-threshold potential.<br />

◁ PSaC-14<br />

Realization <strong>of</strong> Quantum Hadamard Gate Based on Lyapunov Method,<br />

pp.5096–5101<br />

Wen, Jie<br />

Cong, Shuang<br />

Zou, Xubo<br />

Univ. <strong>of</strong> Sci. & Tech. <strong>of</strong> China<br />

Univ. <strong>of</strong> Sci. & Tech. <strong>of</strong> China<br />

Univ. <strong>of</strong> Sci. & Tech. <strong>of</strong> China<br />

This paper studies the realization <strong>of</strong> the quantum Hadamard gate <strong>of</strong><br />

spin with a single electron. First the canonical form <strong>of</strong> the unitary rotation<br />

gate which is feasibly applied in plane control fields is given. Because<br />

the Hadamard gate can’t be realized directly by applying the<br />

plane control fields, so the matrix operator <strong>of</strong> Hadamard gate is decomposed<br />

into two matrices which are feasible in canonical forms. These<br />

two canonical matrices correspond to the rotate-operation and reflectoperation<br />

<strong>of</strong> the vector coordinates on the Bloch sphere, respectively.<br />

Then the Hadamard gate can be realized in two steps by choosing appropriate<br />

control fields, in such a way the realization <strong>of</strong> Hadamard gate<br />

becomes to design external tailored control fields. Finally, the control<br />

fields are designed based on Lyapunov method. Numerical simulation<br />

experiments and results analysis are given.<br />

◁ PSaC-15<br />

Cooperative Game Theoretical Research for Aircraft Deicing Operation<br />

Scheduling, pp.2407–2411<br />

Xing, Zhiwei<br />

Lian, Guan<br />

Civil Aviation Univ. Of China<br />

Civil Aviation Univ. <strong>of</strong> China<br />

Aims at the plan and scheduling <strong>of</strong> aircraft deicing resources in large<br />

airports, this paper analyzes the operation and problems <strong>of</strong> aircraft deicing,<br />

and the cooperative game-theoretic analysis method is adopted<br />

for the solution <strong>of</strong> deicing delay that based on the aircraft ground deicing<br />

process coalition modeling in this paper. Finally, the Repast s<strong>of</strong>tware<br />

is used for constructing above multi-agent based the coalition model.<br />

The domestic departures data <strong>of</strong> Beijing Capital International Airport is<br />

used for simulation experiments. The results show that coalition game<br />

model is an effective incentive to airline cooperative behaviour. Validation,<br />

fairness and utility <strong>of</strong> the multi-agent based scheduling model are<br />

verified by simulation experiments. The conclusion is provided at last.<br />

◁ PSaC-16<br />

A Kind <strong>of</strong> Robust Controller for Uncertain Linear System LQ Tracking<br />

Problem, pp.2436–2440<br />

Yang, Yang<br />

GUO, Chen<br />

Shen, Zhipeng<br />

Du, Jialu<br />

Dalian Maritime Univ.<br />

Dalian Maritime Univ.<br />

dalian Maritime Univ.<br />

Dalian Maritime Univ.<br />

In this paper, the problem <strong>of</strong> linear quadratic tracking with infinite timeinvariant<br />

is discussed. The description <strong>of</strong> matching uncertain linear system<br />

is presented and the error equation <strong>of</strong> the system is established,<br />

which can be considered as the general error dynamic system (GEDS).<br />

Hence, the tracking problem is transformed into stabilization issue. A<br />

kind <strong>of</strong> robust linear quadratic tracking controller is designed by solving<br />

a Riccati inequation which contains the uncertain information with<br />

the LMI method. By Lyapnov function, it can be proven that the controller<br />

guarantee all signals in the closed loop system robust stable.<br />

In addition, a simulation example is provided, which illustrates that the<br />

proposed controller results in robust performances to the model perturbation.<br />

The effectiveness <strong>of</strong> the designed control law is verified. The<br />

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