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B. G. Kukharenko, Leading Research Scientist, e-mail: kukharenkobg@gmail.com, Blagonravov Mechanical Engineering Research Institute of the RAS, M. O. Solntseva-Chalei, Postgraduate Student, e-mail: solnceva.chalei@gmail.com, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (SU) Centroid Modeling for Multi Dimensional Trajectory Pencils In this paper we describe how prevalent flight routes can be found automatically out of a comprehensive set of arrival flight trajectories. As example k-means clustering of the actual arrival routes is a fundamental step directing to the determination of the airport's prevalent arrival trajectory pencils. For each arrival trajectory pencils then a typical arrival route can be computed, describing the pencil specific mean arrival route (centriod). The polynomial regression model of centroid is useful in this case. As interrelation of centroid and respective trajectory pencils is a sequence of k-means idiom, independent centroid modeling methods for multi dimensional trajectory pencils are under study in present paper. With respect to independent centroid modeling methods, linear and nonlinear dynamical models and Markov models are mentioned. Next, to estimate converging trajectory pencil geometric asymptotes, maximum likelihood orthogonal linear regression models of the trajectory scattered data are in use. The models are obtained by MLESAC algorithm, which is a probabilistic version of RANSAC where the distance of scattered data points from the linear regression model is assumed as distributed according to a mixture of a Gaussian and a uniform distribution. After determining pencil geometric asymptotes sequentially, the trajectory pencils are selected based on trajectory cosine measure to respective asymptotes, and their centroids are defined. As example, trajectory pencil centroids are determined of specific airplane final descending on airport landing-strips of different directions. P. 83—89 M. G. Matveev, Ph. D., Professor, Voronezh State University; V. V. Mihailov, Ph. D., Professor, Air Force Academy named after Professor N. E. Zhukovsky and U. A. Gagarin, E. A. Sirota, Ph. D. Assosiate Professor, atoris@list.ru, Voronezh State University Combined Forecasting Model of Non-Stationary Multivariate Time Series for the Construction of the Spatial Profile of Atmospheric Temperature In this paper we study, construction and analysis of a combined forecast model of non-stationary multivariate time series in order to build the spatial profile of atmospheric temperature. P. 89—94 V. I. Struchenkov, Professor, e-mail: str1942@mai1.ru, Moscow State University of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Automation, Moscow, Russia Dynamic Programming for Planning of the Partially Renewable Resources Implementation Under study is the problem of optimal planning of the partially renewable resources implementation, such as the commercial breeding of fish, animals and so on. P. 94—99 N. M. Novikova, Professor, e-mail: nov.nelly@gmail.com, A. V. Boriskin, Graduate Student, e-mail: boriskinpost@gmail.com, Voronezh State University, Voronezh, Russia Mathematical Model of the Powerful Object Search Based on a Known Information The modern virtual social networks contain a lot of information. Most of this data is provided in a raw view. It's reasonable to process it for finding the information that can be considered as useful. For example, information about powerful objects can be used by many PR companies. The problem can be described this way: there is a subset of virtual social network objects. It's known that some of them can be considered as powerful objects in the group. The goal of the article is to use this information for searching other powerful objects. The algorithm of solving the problem is provided. The authors consider other approaches and compare the current one with them. The screenshot of the implemented software is shown. P. 99—102 M. Z. Ahmedov, Senior Teacher, m_axmedov@mail.ru, Mingechevir Government University, Mingechevir city, Azerbaijan republic Handling Forecasting Problem with Applying Fuzzy Implication In this paper, the new forecasting method based fuzzy time series, with applying fuzzy implication described, with which help the best result in the decision of forecasting problems received. The suggested method based on relational equations approach, have shown better results of fuzzy time series forecasting. For the proof the known task — forecasting university enrollments of Alabama used. In the paper the comparative analysis of the received results on a background of results received by the above named authors is given. In result, minimal known, that average forecasting error (AFER) in all bases of forecasting in comparison with other methods. P. 103—108 Vu Viet Thang, Postgraduate Student, thangvuviet84@gmail.com, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (State University) Speedup Algorithm Clustering DBSCAN by Using Algorithm K-means Clustering is one of the most important tasks of data mining. Although there is a lot to explore ways of clustering such as K-means, Fuzzy C-means et al., But there is a problem of increasing the accuracy and acceleration algorithms for clustering, due to the fact that during the last 10 years the amount of data to be processed has increased substantially. This paper presents a new approach to speed up the clustering algorithm based on density DBSCAN (Density Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise). The practical studies show that the speed of clustering algorithm proposed is higher, while maintaining accuracy. P. 109—115 A. V. Zakharov, Associated Professor, e-mail: andrewzakhar@mail.ru, Ufa State University of Economics and Sevice, R. R. Ramazanova, Graduate Student, selena-9090@mail.ru, I. S. Kurilova, Graduate Student, irina.curilowa@mail.ru, M. Akmullah Bashkir State Pedagogical University Management of System Consisting of a Set of Typical Subsystems Using Scorecards The control technique of system consisting of a set of typical subsystems by computing their ratings is proposed. It is assumed that each subsystem is aimed at increasing their rating. P. 116—120 V. N. Tarasov, Doctor, Professor, N. F. Bahareva, Doctor, Professor, L. V. Lipilina, Assistant, e-mail: mila199113@gmail.com, Volga State University of Telecommunications and Informatics Mathematical Model of Teletraffic on the Based G/M/1 System and Results of Computational Experiment The article presents the results of a study delay QS H2/M/1 type G/M/1 for a wide range of parameters of traffic. It is known that the distribution in the law Hyperexponential H2 random variable has a coefficient of variation is greater than 1. It is also known that in the QS G/G/1 waiting time due to the coefficient of variation intervals and service revenues quadratic dependence. Therefore, the waiting time in the QS G/M/1 is also dependent on the coefficient of variation, of arrival intervals. Moreover, it also depends on the higher-order moments. Given the fact that the distribution of H2 is a three-parameter, the article is an approximation mechanism for arbitrary distribution laws Hyperexponential distribution. This can be done at the level of the first two moments, and at the level of the first three moments. The H2/M/1 system has that advantage before other systems with input distributions with a heavy tail that for it authors received the exact closed form solution. P. 121—126 A. V. Amirkhanov, Head of Department of Scientific, A. A. Gladkikh, Associate Professor, e-mail: gladkikhalexei@mail.com, A. A. Glushko, Associate Professor, V. V. Makarchuk, Associate Professor, V. A. Shakhnov, Head of Chair, Scientific Research Institute of System Analysis (SRISA RAS) Computer Aided Design System for Photomask Workspace Layout Generation of Very Large Scale Integrated Circuit An approach of computer aided design (CAD) photo mask workspace layout generation process for very large scale integrated circuit (VLSI) is considered in this paper. The problems of automated CAD approaches lack that occurred during photomask layout design showed. Analysis of photomask construction and workspace designing was considered. Types and photolayers arrangement within photomask workspace is determined. CAD Software architecture and structure development is considered. The main developed software algorithms block-schemes are exposed. Configuration database format and structure for mask layers store of VLSI project arrangement within mask workspace are showed. The developed software integration with Mentor Graphics Calibre CAD system considered. Complex testing of developed CAD software for different types of VLSI layouts (microprocessor and static memory) was done. Analyses of obtained testing results were done. Also timings required for workspace layout generation using developed CAD software were estimated. P. 127—133 V. N. Gridin, Professor, Director, ingo@ditc.ras.ru, Center for Information Technology in the Design of the RAS, V. I. Anisimov, Professor, vianisimov@inbox.ru, G. D. Dmitrevich, Professor, A. I. Laristov, Ph. D., Associate Professor, ailaristov@inbox.ru, Ya. M. A. Al-Shameri, Graduate Student, saprfkti@mail.ru, St. Petersburg Electrotechnical University Organization of Information Support of Web-Based Circuit Design CAD The questions of the organization of information support of web-based circuit design CAD on the basis of database technology. Analyzes the composition of the circuit design data CAD. It is proposed to form a distributed structure of information support of web-based CAD systems, which is based on the use of a single design space on a web server of Internet resources CAD. User interaction with a web server of Internet resources CAD systems is possible via the built-in browser and server-side web applications to access databases. Discusses the composition of the databases included in a single information space of the web server, and methods for implementation of its components. P. 134—139 A. V. Surkov, Senior Researcher, surkov@cs.niisi.ras.ru, Scientific Research Institute of System Analysis, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia STA Algorithms for Developing Self-Timed Schemes The article covers the problem of adopting the synchronous workflow for developing self-timed schemes. The modern EDA tools use the static timing analysis algorithms (STA) as interim step for the most of operations. The major requirement for the STA to work is the absence of feedback interconnections in the analyzed circuit. Suggested approach eliminates the feedbacks in the self-timed pipelines by the modifying the Liberty-model of used elements. The modification affects the functional description of modified elements, so it does not change the arc delays. This allows STA to work, so it becomes possible to use the modern EDA tools to automate design of the self-timed pipelines. P. 139—145 A. M. Bershadsky, D. Sc., Professor, Chief of CAD dept., bam@pnzgu.ru, A. S. Bozhday, D. Sc., Professor of CAD dept., bozhday@yandex.ru, Penza State University, Penza, Russia, V. S. Mkrttchian, D. Sc., Professor of CAD dept., hhhuniversity@gmail.com, Triple H Hamalsaran of HHH TECHNOLOGY Inc. "HHH University", Sydney, Australia Construction Principles of Pervading Self-Adapting Distance Learning System Based on Variability Model and Service-Oriented Architecture The paper is devoted to the development of a new phase of e-learning (E-Learning 3.0) in which will play an important role: distributed computer systems, cloud computing, mobile personal devices and wireless networks, artificial intelligence and virtual reality tools. Today, there is a fundamental scientific problem of creating a unified interstate intellectual environment for e-education services. This environment should include heterogeneous forms of knowledge representation, interstate standards and forms of learning, international faculty and student teams. P. 146—153 A. A. Kukhtichev, Postgraduate Student, a.kukhtichev@mail.ru, E. A. Klenov, Postgraduate Student, eaklenov@gmail.com, S. V. Skorodumov, Ph. D., Associate Professor, skorodum@gmail.com, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University), MAI Development of Architecture of Digital Health Informational System "CifroMed" in Aviation and Aerospace Digital health (DH) as a new direction of the healthcare development in the XXI century is based on Biofeedback (BFB). In its turn, fundamental studies of regulation mechanisms of physiological processes in humans and animals provided the basis for the development of biofeedback techniques. P. 154—160
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