Reference:
H. Sadeghian, H. Salarieh, A. Alasty, A. Meghdari. "On the Fractional-Order Extended Kalman Filter and its Application to Chaotic Cryptography in Noisy Environment" Applied Mathematical Modelling, 2014, 38, pp. 961-973.
1. ATCP is an intermediate layer between TCP and IP that monitors TCP state and takes appropriate action to improve TCP performance over multi-hop wireless networks. It aims to maintain TCP's congestion control behavior and end-to-end semantics while being compatible with standard TCP.
2. ATCP has four states - normal, congested, loss, and disconnected - that determine its behavior in response to network conditions like packet loss, congestion, or disconnections. In the loss and disconnected states, ATCP handles retransmissions to avoid reducing the congestion window unnecessarily.
3. While ATCP improves TCP throughput over ad-hoc networks, it relies on network layer feedback to detect changes and has the
This document summarizes an Active Congestion Control (ACC) mechanism that uses active networking technology to make feedback congestion control more responsive to network congestion. ACC includes programs in data packets that allow routers to react to congestion without incurring round trip delay. When congestion is detected, the congested router calculates and sends a new congestion control state to endpoints to synchronize distributed states. Simulations show ACC TCP can achieve up to 18% higher throughput than standard TCP under bursty traffic conditions by reacting more quickly to congestion. ACC and TCP perform comparably under stable network conditions.
1) The document proposes an improved location-aware fault tolerant clustering protocol for mobile wireless sensor networks called LFCP-MWSN.
2) LFCP-MWSN aims to address issues with existing protocols like LEACH that do not support node mobility or failure detection.
3) Key aspects of LFCP-MWSN include allowing nodes to send special packets if they have no data, using timeslots to detect failed or moved nodes, and supporting node localization to provide meaningful sensor data.
Congestion Control in Wireless Sensor Networks- An overview of Current TrendsEditor IJCATR
In WSN congestion occurs when traffic load exceeds the capacity available at any point in a network. Congestion
acts an important role in degrading the performance of the network or failure of the network. So it is essential to detect and
control the congestion in the entire WSN. Thus one can improve the performance of the network. Different factors are involved
in the congestion; the main factor is buffer over flow, packet loss, lowers network throughput and energy wastage. To address
this challenge this is essential for a distributed algorithm that mitigate congestion and allocate appropriate source rate to a sink
node for wireless sensor network. This paper gives some ideas how to control and manage the congestion in a wireless sensor
network.
The document discusses fractional factorial designs, which use a fraction of the total number of combinations in a full factorial design to reduce the number of required runs. It describes how effects become confounded in fractional designs and how design resolution relates to confounding. It provides examples of 2-level and 3-level fractional factorial designs, and discusses other types of designs like Plackett-Burman, central composite, and Taguchi designs. The key benefits of fractional factorial designs are reducing the number of required runs when there are many factors to investigate.
This document discusses linear systems of equations. It defines a linear system as one where the equations are of the first degree. It describes four methods for solving linear systems: substitution, comparison, reduction, and Cramer's method. It also discusses literal systems that contain parameters and fractional systems where variables appear in denominators. An example demonstrates solving a 3x3 system using substitution to find the unique solution.
Solving Linear Fractional Programming Problems Using a New Homotopy Perturbat...orajjournal
A new Homotopy Perturbation Method (HPM) is used to find exact solutions for the system of Linear Fractional Programming Problem (LFPP) with equality constraints. In best of my knowledge, first time we are going to introduce a new technique using Homotopy for solving LFP problem. The Homotopy Perturbation method (HPM) and factorization technique are used together to build a new method. A new
technique is also used to convert LFPP to Linear programming problem (LPP). The results betray that our proposed method is very easy and effective compare to the existing method for solving LFP problems with equality constraints applied in real life situations. To illustrate the proposed method numerical examples are solved and the obtained results are discussed.
1. ATCP is an intermediate layer between TCP and IP that monitors TCP state and takes appropriate action to improve TCP performance over multi-hop wireless networks. It aims to maintain TCP's congestion control behavior and end-to-end semantics while being compatible with standard TCP.
2. ATCP has four states - normal, congested, loss, and disconnected - that determine its behavior in response to network conditions like packet loss, congestion, or disconnections. In the loss and disconnected states, ATCP handles retransmissions to avoid reducing the congestion window unnecessarily.
3. While ATCP improves TCP throughput over ad-hoc networks, it relies on network layer feedback to detect changes and has the
This document summarizes an Active Congestion Control (ACC) mechanism that uses active networking technology to make feedback congestion control more responsive to network congestion. ACC includes programs in data packets that allow routers to react to congestion without incurring round trip delay. When congestion is detected, the congested router calculates and sends a new congestion control state to endpoints to synchronize distributed states. Simulations show ACC TCP can achieve up to 18% higher throughput than standard TCP under bursty traffic conditions by reacting more quickly to congestion. ACC and TCP perform comparably under stable network conditions.
1) The document proposes an improved location-aware fault tolerant clustering protocol for mobile wireless sensor networks called LFCP-MWSN.
2) LFCP-MWSN aims to address issues with existing protocols like LEACH that do not support node mobility or failure detection.
3) Key aspects of LFCP-MWSN include allowing nodes to send special packets if they have no data, using timeslots to detect failed or moved nodes, and supporting node localization to provide meaningful sensor data.
Congestion Control in Wireless Sensor Networks- An overview of Current TrendsEditor IJCATR
In WSN congestion occurs when traffic load exceeds the capacity available at any point in a network. Congestion
acts an important role in degrading the performance of the network or failure of the network. So it is essential to detect and
control the congestion in the entire WSN. Thus one can improve the performance of the network. Different factors are involved
in the congestion; the main factor is buffer over flow, packet loss, lowers network throughput and energy wastage. To address
this challenge this is essential for a distributed algorithm that mitigate congestion and allocate appropriate source rate to a sink
node for wireless sensor network. This paper gives some ideas how to control and manage the congestion in a wireless sensor
network.
The document discusses fractional factorial designs, which use a fraction of the total number of combinations in a full factorial design to reduce the number of required runs. It describes how effects become confounded in fractional designs and how design resolution relates to confounding. It provides examples of 2-level and 3-level fractional factorial designs, and discusses other types of designs like Plackett-Burman, central composite, and Taguchi designs. The key benefits of fractional factorial designs are reducing the number of required runs when there are many factors to investigate.
This document discusses linear systems of equations. It defines a linear system as one where the equations are of the first degree. It describes four methods for solving linear systems: substitution, comparison, reduction, and Cramer's method. It also discusses literal systems that contain parameters and fractional systems where variables appear in denominators. An example demonstrates solving a 3x3 system using substitution to find the unique solution.
Solving Linear Fractional Programming Problems Using a New Homotopy Perturbat...orajjournal
A new Homotopy Perturbation Method (HPM) is used to find exact solutions for the system of Linear Fractional Programming Problem (LFPP) with equality constraints. In best of my knowledge, first time we are going to introduce a new technique using Homotopy for solving LFP problem. The Homotopy Perturbation method (HPM) and factorization technique are used together to build a new method. A new
technique is also used to convert LFPP to Linear programming problem (LPP). The results betray that our proposed method is very easy and effective compare to the existing method for solving LFP problems with equality constraints applied in real life situations. To illustrate the proposed method numerical examples are solved and the obtained results are discussed.
The document discusses computational aspects of fractional-order control problems. It summarizes a presentation on this topic, which includes sections on computations in fractional calculus, linear fractional-order transfer functions modeled in MATLAB, simulation studies of fractional-order nonlinear systems, and optimum controller design for fractional-order systems through examples. The main reference is a book chapter on the same subject matter.
This document discusses secured modem and low probability of detection communications. It begins with an introduction to generic digital communication systems including source coding/decoding, channel encoding/decoding, and modulation/demodulation. It then covers spread spectrum techniques like direct sequence spread spectrum and frequency hopping spread spectrum. The document discusses requirements for secure communications systems, particularly for military applications. It covers concepts like low probability of detection, low probability of exploitation, and low probability of intercept. Applications to communications, navigation, and identification are discussed. The document also introduces signal intelligence concepts like communications intelligence and electronics intelligence.
Secure Communication: Usability and Necessity of SSL/TLSwolfSSL
Network-related applications and devices often use secure communication. Although keeping network communications safe should be a top priority to all developers and engineers, it often gets left behind due to lack of understanding, insufficient funding, or looming deadlines.
Securing a project with SSL shouldn?t have to include a steep learning curve, deep pockets, or an unlimited time frame. By learning a few basics of how things work, where the technology is best used, and what features to look for when trying to choose the right SSL implementation, a developer or engineer can easily, simply, and quickly secure their project - putting both themselves and their employer?s minds at ease.
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Learn more at www.yassl.com.
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Fractional distillation is a method of separating mixtures with different boiling points. It works by heating a mixture so its components vaporize and rise through a fractional distillation column where they condense at different heights based on their boiling points. This allows the separation of crude oil, chemicals, and alcoholic beverages into their component parts. Current research is exploring improvements to fractional distillation processes.
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1) Impulsive differential equations are used to model systems with abrupt changes like shocks or disasters and involve short-term perturbations interrupting otherwise smooth dynamics.
2) Stability of delayed impulsive fractional differential systems is analyzed using Gronwall inequalities, which provide bounds on solutions to integral inequalities.
3) Three main approaches are presented to analyze the stability of non-autonomous delayed impulsive fractional differential systems using Gronwall inequalities and the Mittag-Leffler function.
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The document discusses organizing and presenting data through descriptive statistics. It covers types of data, constructing frequency distribution tables, calculating relative frequencies and percentages, and using graphical methods like bar graphs, pie charts, histograms and polygons to summarize categorical and quantitative data. Examples are provided to demonstrate how to organize data into frequency distributions and calculate relative frequencies to graph the results.
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The document describes a seminar on Kalman filtering. It provides an outline of topics to be covered, including motivation, history, what a Kalman filter is, applications, advantages, how it works, criteria for estimators, the standard Kalman filter algorithm, an example of using it for linear systems, extending it to nonlinear systems using the extended Kalman filter algorithm, and another example applying it to a nonlinear system. It aims to introduce Kalman filtering, covering its development, methodology, uses, and implementation for both linear and nonlinear dynamic systems.
This document discusses Kalman filters, which are optimal recursive data processing algorithms used to estimate unknown variables from a series of incomplete and noisy measurements. It defines Kalman filters, describes their applications in areas like navigation systems, and outlines the typical processes involved, including building a model, making an initial estimate, and iterating estimates. It also provides an example of using a Kalman filter to estimate a constant voltage value based on noisy measurements over time.
Refining Underwater Target Localization and Tracking EstimatesCSCJournals
Improving the accuracy and reliability of the localization estimates and tracking of underwater targets is a constant quest in ocean surveillance operations. The localization estimates may vary owing to various noises and interferences such as sensor errors and environmental noises. Even though adaptive filters like the Kalman filter subdue these problems and yield dependable results, targets that undergo maneuvering can cause incomprehensible errors, unless suitable corrective measures are implemented. Simulation studies on improving the localization and tracking estimates for a stationary target as well as a moving target including the maneuvering situations are presented in this paper
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Seminar On Kalman Filter And Its ApplicationsBarnali Dey
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Understanding kalman filter for soc estimation.Ratul
In the Battery Management System (BMS) the State of Charge (SOC) is closely related to the reliable and safe operation of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries. Kalman Filter is an effective algorithm for estimating SOC with a battery modeling. This presentation will briefly describe about battery modeling and Kalman Filter for SOC estimation.
Versatile Low Power Media Access for Wireless Sensor NetworksMichael Rushanan
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The document discusses nonlinear signal processing and nonlinear filtering techniques. It begins by explaining that many common signal processing operations are nonlinear, such as rectifying, quantization, power estimation, and modulation. It then discusses several examples of nonlinear signal processing applications, including Bayesian filtering, particle filtering, Kalman filtering, median filtering, fuzzy logic, and artificial neural networks. The document focuses on explaining the Kalman filter, how it works, and the Kalman filtering algorithm. It then shifts to discussing nonlinear systems and introduces the extended Kalman filter for estimating states of nonlinear systems. Finally, it discusses using dynamic mode decomposition to initialize the extended Kalman filter for improved state estimation of nonlinear systems.
This document discusses various topics related to wireless networks and communication. It includes solutions to problems involving modulation techniques like ASK, FSK, PSK and their representations. It also covers frequency assignment in M-FSK, analog and frequency modulation processes, constellation diagrams for QAM, error checking techniques like CRC and Frame Check Sequence. Additionally, it discusses direct sequence spread spectrum, cellular network cell shapes and hexagonal cell being most efficient.
The document discusses computational aspects of fractional-order control problems. It summarizes a presentation on this topic, which includes sections on computations in fractional calculus, linear fractional-order transfer functions modeled in MATLAB, simulation studies of fractional-order nonlinear systems, and optimum controller design for fractional-order systems through examples. The main reference is a book chapter on the same subject matter.
This document discusses secured modem and low probability of detection communications. It begins with an introduction to generic digital communication systems including source coding/decoding, channel encoding/decoding, and modulation/demodulation. It then covers spread spectrum techniques like direct sequence spread spectrum and frequency hopping spread spectrum. The document discusses requirements for secure communications systems, particularly for military applications. It covers concepts like low probability of detection, low probability of exploitation, and low probability of intercept. Applications to communications, navigation, and identification are discussed. The document also introduces signal intelligence concepts like communications intelligence and electronics intelligence.
Secure Communication: Usability and Necessity of SSL/TLSwolfSSL
Network-related applications and devices often use secure communication. Although keeping network communications safe should be a top priority to all developers and engineers, it often gets left behind due to lack of understanding, insufficient funding, or looming deadlines.
Securing a project with SSL shouldn?t have to include a steep learning curve, deep pockets, or an unlimited time frame. By learning a few basics of how things work, where the technology is best used, and what features to look for when trying to choose the right SSL implementation, a developer or engineer can easily, simply, and quickly secure their project - putting both themselves and their employer?s minds at ease.
This presentation will introduce SSL - including why secure communication is important, introductory details about SSL, x509, and the underlying cryptography. It will give an overview of where SSL is used today - including Home Energy, Gaming, Databases, Sensors, VoIP, and more. A description of important items to look for when trying to choose an SSL implementation will give developers and engineers a solid foundation to begin securing their projects with SSL and will enable them to have more informed discussions with potential vendors.
Learn more at www.yassl.com.
Performance evluvation of chaotic encryption techniqueAncy Mariam Babu
This document evaluates the performance of chaotic encryption algorithms. It aims to analyze the confidentiality, integrity, and efficiency of encrypting video data. The document introduces cryptography and chaos concepts. It describes chaotic encryption and decryption processes. It evaluates existing algorithms like CVES, SEA, NCA, and EES based on encryption speed, CPU utilization, and power consumption. The results show that CVES and NCA have better encryption speeds while EES requires more time. The algorithms provide varying levels of security from high to middle.
Fractional distillation is a method of separating mixtures with different boiling points. It works by heating a mixture so its components vaporize and rise through a fractional distillation column where they condense at different heights based on their boiling points. This allows the separation of crude oil, chemicals, and alcoholic beverages into their component parts. Current research is exploring improvements to fractional distillation processes.
Stability analysis of impulsive fractional differential systems with delayMostafa Shokrian Zeini
1) Impulsive differential equations are used to model systems with abrupt changes like shocks or disasters and involve short-term perturbations interrupting otherwise smooth dynamics.
2) Stability of delayed impulsive fractional differential systems is analyzed using Gronwall inequalities, which provide bounds on solutions to integral inequalities.
3) Three main approaches are presented to analyze the stability of non-autonomous delayed impulsive fractional differential systems using Gronwall inequalities and the Mittag-Leffler function.
The document describes a 23 factorial design used to optimize chromatographic conditions. Three factors (temperature, ethanol concentration, and mobile phase flow rate) were each tested at two levels in a 23 factorial design. Resolution was used as the response. Regression analysis was performed on the results to develop a polynomial equation relating the factors and their interactions to resolution. This allowed determination of optimum conditions for chromatographic separation.
The document discusses organizing and presenting data through descriptive statistics. It covers types of data, constructing frequency distribution tables, calculating relative frequencies and percentages, and using graphical methods like bar graphs, pie charts, histograms and polygons to summarize categorical and quantitative data. Examples are provided to demonstrate how to organize data into frequency distributions and calculate relative frequencies to graph the results.
Data organization and presentation (statistics for research)Harve Abella
The document discusses various methods of presenting data, including textual, tabular, and graphical displays. It provides examples and definitions of key terms used in data presentation, such as frequency distribution tables, class intervals, class boundaries, class marks, and cumulative frequencies. The document also outlines steps for constructing a frequency distribution table, including determining the number of classes, range, class size, and class limits.
The document discusses research methodology and defines research. It provides examples of what constitutes research and what does not. Research is defined as a systematic, logical process that includes understanding the problem, reviewing literature, collecting and analyzing data, drawing conclusions, and generalizing findings. The document also discusses types of research questions, purposes of research, and common challenges in conducting research.
6-A robust data fusion scheme for integrated navigation systems employing fau...Muhammad Ushaq
This document describes a data fusion scheme for integrated navigation systems that employs fault detection and fuzzy adaptive filtering. It uses a federated Kalman filter (FKF) approach where local filters process sensor data in parallel and provide estimates to a master filter. An adaptive Kalman filter using fuzzy inference adapts the statistical features of sensors online based on real dynamics and varying noise. Faults are detected using a Chi Square test. The scheme was implemented on a system integrating strapdown inertial navigation, celestial navigation, GPS, and Doppler radar. Simulation results validated its effectiveness in improving precision, reliability, and fault tolerance compared to standard centralized and federated Kalman filters.
The document describes a seminar on Kalman filtering. It provides an outline of topics to be covered, including motivation, history, what a Kalman filter is, applications, advantages, how it works, criteria for estimators, the standard Kalman filter algorithm, an example of using it for linear systems, extending it to nonlinear systems using the extended Kalman filter algorithm, and another example applying it to a nonlinear system. It aims to introduce Kalman filtering, covering its development, methodology, uses, and implementation for both linear and nonlinear dynamic systems.
This document discusses Kalman filters, which are optimal recursive data processing algorithms used to estimate unknown variables from a series of incomplete and noisy measurements. It defines Kalman filters, describes their applications in areas like navigation systems, and outlines the typical processes involved, including building a model, making an initial estimate, and iterating estimates. It also provides an example of using a Kalman filter to estimate a constant voltage value based on noisy measurements over time.
Refining Underwater Target Localization and Tracking EstimatesCSCJournals
Improving the accuracy and reliability of the localization estimates and tracking of underwater targets is a constant quest in ocean surveillance operations. The localization estimates may vary owing to various noises and interferences such as sensor errors and environmental noises. Even though adaptive filters like the Kalman filter subdue these problems and yield dependable results, targets that undergo maneuvering can cause incomprehensible errors, unless suitable corrective measures are implemented. Simulation studies on improving the localization and tracking estimates for a stationary target as well as a moving target including the maneuvering situations are presented in this paper
Class-20 These slides explain about the basic approach and requirements of re synchronization of micro-grid to utility grid. Other names very often used in place of re-synchronization are re-connection or transition. Later , I will explain about the implementation of one approach through simulation in MATLAB/SIMULINK software
This document provides an overview of distance protection schemes for transmission lines, including non-pilot and pilot protection. It discusses the use of stepped zones of protection for non-pilot schemes. Series compensation introduces challenges for impedance-based distance relays by altering the line impedance seen by the relay. Accurately measuring the fundamental frequency component of voltages and currents is difficult due to resonance introduced by the series capacitor.
Seminar On Kalman Filter And Its ApplicationsBarnali Dey
The document discusses Kalman filters and their applications. It provides an overview of Kalman filters, explaining that they are used to estimate unknown system states from measurements that contain errors. It describes the basic algorithmic steps of Kalman filters, including prediction to project the state ahead and correction to incorporate new measurements. Finally, it gives examples of applications, such as for channel estimation in direct sequence spread spectrum communication systems.
Understanding kalman filter for soc estimation.Ratul
In the Battery Management System (BMS) the State of Charge (SOC) is closely related to the reliable and safe operation of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries. Kalman Filter is an effective algorithm for estimating SOC with a battery modeling. This presentation will briefly describe about battery modeling and Kalman Filter for SOC estimation.
Versatile Low Power Media Access for Wireless Sensor NetworksMichael Rushanan
Media access control in wireless sensor networks must be small, efficient, and energy conscious. This presentation presented the findings of a paper from Berkley, "Versatile Low Power Media Access for Wireless Sensor Networks," where the authors present just such a MAC implementation called, BMAC. The presentation was delivered to a graduate students at Johns Hopkins University enrolled in Embedded Systems and Wireless Sensor Networks.
The document discusses nonlinear signal processing and nonlinear filtering techniques. It begins by explaining that many common signal processing operations are nonlinear, such as rectifying, quantization, power estimation, and modulation. It then discusses several examples of nonlinear signal processing applications, including Bayesian filtering, particle filtering, Kalman filtering, median filtering, fuzzy logic, and artificial neural networks. The document focuses on explaining the Kalman filter, how it works, and the Kalman filtering algorithm. It then shifts to discussing nonlinear systems and introduces the extended Kalman filter for estimating states of nonlinear systems. Finally, it discusses using dynamic mode decomposition to initialize the extended Kalman filter for improved state estimation of nonlinear systems.
This document discusses various topics related to wireless networks and communication. It includes solutions to problems involving modulation techniques like ASK, FSK, PSK and their representations. It also covers frequency assignment in M-FSK, analog and frequency modulation processes, constellation diagrams for QAM, error checking techniques like CRC and Frame Check Sequence. Additionally, it discusses direct sequence spread spectrum, cellular network cell shapes and hexagonal cell being most efficient.
This document summarizes a presentation on implementing a fast adaptive Kalman filter algorithm for speech enhancement. The presentation was given by 5 students from the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at P.B.R Visvodaya Institute of Technology and Science. It provides background on speech processing and enhancement, an overview of linear predictive coding and Kalman filtering techniques, and details on how the Kalman filter was implemented to model and reconstruct a speech signal as an autoregressive process. Key steps in the Kalman filter implementation included expressing the speech signal in state space form and running the filter in a looping method to iteratively estimate and update the state over multiple iterations.
07 image filtering of colored noise based on kalman filterstudymate
This document summarizes a research paper on using a Kalman filter to improve the accuracy of vehicle tracking based on GPS data. It describes how the Kalman filter works as a linear recursive technique to estimate the true state of a dynamic system by reducing noise. The document outlines the mathematical model of the Kalman filter and how it is applied to predict and correct vehicle position over time. It also discusses tuning the Kalman filter parameters like process noise covariance Q and measurement noise covariance R. Evaluation of GPS data collected from vehicle tests shows the Kalman filter reduces errors in latitude, longitude and altitude compared to not using the filter.
The document compares wavelet packet based MC-CDMA to conventional MC-CDMA. It proposes using wavelet packets instead of sinusoidal carriers for MC-CDMA. Wavelet packets have lower sidelobes, better time-frequency localization, and maintain orthogonality for overlapped signals. This improves performance by reducing interference and relaxing separation requirements between signals. Simulation results show the proposed wavelet packet based MC-CDMA outperforms conventional MC-CDMA, especially in combating fading channels.
The aim of this project is to design a secured communication system using chaos theory.To implement chaos communications using properties of chaos, two chaotic oscillators are required as a transmitter (or master) and receiver (or slave).
A Survey On Real Time State Estimation For Optimal Placement Of Phasor Measur...IJSRD
The traditional methods of security assessment using offline data and SCADA data have become inconsistent for real time operations. The latest and propelled strategy in electric power system used for security assessment is “synchrophasor†measurement technique. The device called Phasor measurement unit (PMU) provides the time stamped data for proper monitoring, control and protection of the power system. PMU measures positive sequence voltage and current time synchronized to within a microsecond. The time synchronization of data is done with the help of timing signals from Global Positioning System (GPS). However, Phasor measurements units cannot be placed on every bus in a network mainly because of economical constraints. In this paper we provide a literature survey of determining the minimum number of Phasor measurement units to be placed in a given network so that the system becomes observable.
KALMAN FILTER BASED CONGESTION CONTROLLERijdpsjournal
Facing burst traffic, TCP congestion control algorithms severely decrease window size neglecting the fact
that such burst traffics are temporal. In the increase phase sending window experiences a linear rise which
may lead to waste in hefty proportion of available bandwidth. If congestion control mechanisms be able to
estimate future state of network traffic they can cope with different circumstances and efficiently use
bandwidth. Since data traffic which is running on networks is mostly self-similar, algorithms can take
advantage of self-similarity property and repetitive traffic patterns to have accurate estimations and
predictions in large time scales.
In this research a two-stage controller is presented. In fact the first part is a RED congestion controller
which acts in short time scales (200 milliseconds) and the second is a Kalman filter estimator which do
RTT and window size estimations in large time scales (every two seconds). If the RED mechanism decides
to increase the window size, the magnitude of this increase is controlled by Kalman filter. To be more
precise, if the Kalman filter indicates a non-congested situation in the next large time scale, a magnitude
factor is calculated and given to RED algorithm to strengthen the amount of increase.
The document summarizes Kalman and particle filters. It provides an introduction to each, discusses their mathematical modeling and workflows, provides examples of their use, and lists some applications. Specifically, it notes that Kalman filters are optimal for linear systems while particle filters can handle nonlinear and non-Gaussian problems by using samples to represent probability distributions. Examples in MATLAB code are given to demonstrate their use for state estimation from noisy measurements.
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The document discusses digital instrumentation and data acquisition systems. It covers topics like analog and digital signals, data sampling, the sampling theorem, anti-aliasing, sample and hold circuits, data acquisition systems, and interfacing with computers. Key points include:
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- The sampling theorem states the sampling rate must be at least twice the highest frequency component to avoid aliasing.
- Sample and hold circuits create and store samples of an input voltage to digitize analog signals for data conversion.
- Data acquisition systems collect data from sensors, condition signals, convert to digital, and transfer to computers or
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#Abstract:
- Learn more about the real-world methods for auditing AWS IAM (Identity and Access Management) as a pentester. So let us proceed with a brief discussion of IAM as well as some typical misconfigurations and their potential exploits in order to reinforce the understanding of IAM security best practices.
- Gain actionable insights into AWS IAM policies and roles, using hands on approach.
#Prerequisites:
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On the fractional order extended kalman filter and its application to chaotic cryptography in noisy environment
1. On the fractional-order extended
Kalman filter and its application
to chaotic cryptography in noisy
environment
By Hoda Sadeghian, Hassan Salarieh,
Aria Alasty, Ali Meghdari
Presentation by Mostafa Shokrian Zeini
3.
1990, Pecora & Carroll: synchronization of chaotic
systems
Chaos synchronization: the slave/response system
should track the master/drive system trajectories.
A synchronization system consists of a transmitter
module, a channel for communication and a receiver
module.
Chaotic Systems
5.
BUT
•Most of the works in chaotic communication have modeled the
chaotic systems in deterministic form.
IN THIS
CASE
•in real world applications due to random uncertainties such as
stochastic forces on physical systems and noisy measurements
caused by environmental uncertainties, a stochastic chaotic behavior
is produced instead of a deterministic one.
the deterministic differential equation of a system must be substituted by a
stochastic one.
Chaotic Communication
6.
As to increase the complexity of the transmitter, one may
use a fractional-order stochastic chaotic system as
transmitter.
A chaotic fractional-order dynamical equation produces
a complex behavior which makes the masked signal
more encrypted and consequently hard to decipher.
The complexity of fractional-order systems is due to
dealing with integration and derivation of non-integer
orders.
Fractional-order Stochastic Chaotic
Systems
8.
Then the Kalman filter can be obtained via following steps
Kalman Filter for Linear Fractional-order
Stochastic Systems
9.
d. Updating equation
c. Kalman gain equation
b. Innovation equation
a. Output prediction equation
Kalman Filter for Linear Fractional-order
Stochastic Systems:
Design & Calculations
10.
and
where
e. State prediction equation
Kalman Filter for Linear Fractional-order
Stochastic Systems:
Design & Calculations
11.
Then the Kalman filter can be obtained via following steps
Extended Kalman Filter for Non-linear
Fractional-order Stochastic Systems
12.
c. Kalman gain equation
b. Innovation equation
where
a. Output prediction equation
Extended Kalman Filter for Non-linear
Fractional-order Stochastic Systems:
Design & Calculations
13.
where
where the initial condition assumed to be at time
e. State prediction equation
d. Updating equation
Extended Kalman Filter for Non-linear
Fractional-order Stochastic Systems:
Design & Calculations
14.
Except 𝛼 = 1, 𝜔 𝑘 is not a Wiener process and thus the
Kalman filter presented here is dealing with non-Wiener
process.
The above theorems can be easily verified in the case of 𝛼
= 1 to be exactly equal to the classical Kalman and extended
Kalman filter.
FKF Design Remarks
15.
while the output of the communication channel would be
The output/measurement of this system can be assumed as
The Caputo derivative of fractional order is defined as
Let assume the transmitter module as a fractional-order
stochastic chaotic system be
Cryptography and Synchronization
16.
To decrypt the message in the receiver, assuming the
synchronization via nonlinear filtering has been done
The noise of communication channel would change this output
in the form of
Let now assume the transmitter module has got another output
with embedded message that should be encrypted.
Cryptography and Synchronization
20.
Using fractional-order Chen system
for chaotic fractional-order
cryptography
The first synchronized state of the fractional-order stochastic Chen chaotic system
and its estimated error
21.
Using fractional-order Chen system
for chaotic fractional-order
cryptography
The second synchronized state of the fractional-order stochastic Chen chaotic
system and its estimated error
22.
Using fractional-order Chen system
for chaotic fractional-order
cryptography
The third synchronized state of the fractional-order stochastic Chen chaotic system
and its estimated error
24.
Using fractional-order Chen system
for chaotic fractional-order
cryptography
Encryption/Decryption of signal via fractional-order synchronization in the
fractional-order stochastic Chen chaotic system and its estimated error