CISE Research Instrumentation

9320323 Klir这笔赠款支持建立一个小型的专门从事研究的计算机网络，为几个不同的研究小组服务。该网络由两个SUN工作站、三台486个人计算机和一台Macintosh微型计算机组成，每一台都与现有研究项目的某些方面有关，每一台都运行适当的软件。(1)模糊逻辑控制和神经网络在智能制造过程中的应用：本项目的目的是探索模糊逻辑、神经网络和遗传算法在制造工程领域的可能应用。本项目主要研究表面贴装技术(SMT)中丝网印刷机的智能控制系统。(2)概率的可能性变换：概率与可能性之间的不确定性不变量变换是基于不确定性的信息论的一个新的研究领域。这项研究的大部分是以建立数学计算机模型的形式进行的，这些模型计算从概率到可能性转换的相对信息量，反之亦然。(3)混沌系统：这项研究是受到混沌动力系统领域当前发展的推动。一些尚未解决的问题源于对混沌系统的两个方面的考虑：如何在抽象、拓扑或度量空间中定义混沌系统，以及这些广义到“常规”方法的关系是什么？可以使用该奖项获得的计算资源来探索这些问题。(4)符号数学：这里的研究是将符号数学和计算数学的当前趋势应用到复杂的工程问题中。具体地说，将研究以下三个问题领域：使用傅立叶级数部分和的有理逼近，振动物体产生声音的多尺度方法，以及各种新的扰动技术的分析。(5)书目数据库管理系统：这是一个编辑和管理用于近似推理研究的非常大的书目材料研究数据库的项目。在这种设备的帮助下，有可能支持和加快研究和出版活动。*@j I SSMARQUESCR@j B SSMYST SCR@j L SSSTARS SCR@j D TADA WAV@j&amp；L格子花呢BMP@j 4 v TERMINALEXE@j E B TERMINALHLP@j 9320323 Klir这笔赠款为建立一个小型、研究-专用计算机网络服务于服务T V P R|$G时报符号“Helvetica芝加哥时报新罗马字母&amp；Arial 5信使新R ZapfDingbats Palatino希腊语GenMathMeteor MT Extra“ed e=Klir/SUNY Binghamton Mark Purvis Mark Purvis

9320323 Klir This grant provides support for the establishment of a small, research-dedicated computer network serving several varied research groups. The network consists of two SUN workstations, three 486 PC's, and one Macintosh microcomputer, each relevant to some aspect of the existing research projects, and each running appropriate software. (1) Applications of Fuzzy Logic Control and Neural Networks to Intelligent Manufacturing Processes: The aim of this project is to find possible applications of fuzzy logic, neural networks and genetic algorithms into the area of manufacturing engineering. The project focuses on the intelligent control system of screen printers in surface mount technology (SMT). (2) Possibilistic Transformation of Probability: Uncertainty invariant transformations between probability and possibility are a topic which opens up a new research area in uncertainty-based information theory. Much of this research is being conducted in the form of building mathematical computer models which calculate the relative information content of transformation from probabilities to possibilities and vice versa. (3) Chaotic Systems: This research is motivated by current developments in the area of chaotic dynamical systems. Several unsolved problems stem from a consideration of two aspects of chaotic systems: how can chaotic systems be defined in abstract, topological or measure spaces and what is the relationship of those generalized to "conventional" approaches? These can be explored using the computational resources acquired by this award. (4) Symbolic Mathematics: The research here is t o apply the current trends in symbolic and computational mathematics to complex engineering problems. Specifically, the following three problem areas will be investigated: rational approximations using Fourier Series partial sums, a multiple scales approach to sound generation by vibrating bodies, and analysis of various new perturbation techniques. (5) Bibliographic Database Management System: This is a project to compile and manage a very large research database of bibliographic materials used in approximate reasoning research. With the help of this equipment, it is possible to support and expedite the research and publishing activities. *** @ j i SSMARQUESCR @ j B SSMYST SCR @ j L SSSTARS SCR @ j D TADA WAV @ j & l TARTAN BMP @ j 4 v TERMINALEXE @ j E B TERMINALHLP @ j 9320323 Klir This grant provides support for the establishment of a small, research-dedicated computer network serving seve T V P R | $ $ $ G Times Symbol " Helvetica Chicago Times New Roman & Arial 5 Courier New R ZapfDingbats Palatino Greek GenMath MathMeteor MT Extra " d ed e = Klir/SUNY Binghamton Mark Purvis Mark Purvis