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ABSTRACTS OF ARTICLES
OF THE JOURNAL "MECHATRONICS, AUTOMATION, CONTROL"
N. 8, 2014

I. F. Cheburahin, Professor, cybernetics@mati.ru, Ε. K. Egorova, Postgraduate Student, egorovaek@mati.ru, MATI — Russian State Technological University, Moscow

Automating the Designing of Certain Countable Classes of Boolean Functions and Minimization of Complexity

It is offered constructive method of the syntheses superpositional formulas (circuits of their functional element) to obtain on base of the functional equations analytically upper value estimations of the difficulty index by count of basis functions (functional elements), etc. It is contained a comparison of complexities of the functions of individual countable classes in the standard basis and Zhegalkin basis. Division into classes based on differences in the internal structure of the polynomial.
We considered the problem of constructing countable classes of Boolean functions in the class of formulas and schemes of functional elements in different basis and minimum complexity. Obtained scheme are applied in discrete logic devices for information processing and management, the main characteristics of the computing and control techniques depend upon their complexity.
Keywords: counting classes of Boolean functions, functional equations, complexity measures, minimization, synthesis formulas (circuits of functional elements) decomposition

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Al-Sabool Ali Hussen Hasan, Phd, Student at Tula State University, Tula, Russia, Lecturer at Sumer University, Dhiqar, Al-Rifai, Iraq, ali_hussen_hassan@yahoo.com, A. N. Grachev, Associate professor, ga150161@mail.ru, Tula State University

Parameter Identification of Linear Dynamic Systems by Fast Genetic Algorithm

A fast genetic algorithm using special reserve elite population for parameter identification of linear dynamic systems is presented. System identification problem can be treated as an optimization problem, where the goal is to find set of parameters that minimize the prediction error between the measured system output and model output at each measure time-step. The classical identification methods, such as least-square method, are calculus-based search method. They have many drawbacks, for example, required a good initial value of the parameters, knowing of the gradient (higher-order derivatives) of the objective function, and possibility to fall into a local minimum. Genetic algorithms (GA) are a family of general stochastic search methods, which can be viewed as computational models of Darwinian evolution theory. However; classical GA are effective methods in the off-line optimization of system identification problems, but they are not too demanding, as could be natural to expect, in terms of their needs of computational power, for real time identifications. In this article we present some modification on the classical GA, which made it applicable in the real time optimization. The basic principle of this genetic algorithm is by creating an array called reserve elite population. This population contains the best fitted chromosomes from the previous optimization cycles, as described through the article. The simulation results are showed that proposed fast genetic algorithm result accepted solutions times. This algorithm may be used in real time systems identification applications.
Keywords: genetic algorithms, reserve elite population, linear dynamic system, parameter identification, real value coding, linear rank selection

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V. N. Evdokimenkov, Professor, evn@netland.ru, M. N. Krasilshchikov, Professor, Head of Chair, mnkr@mail.ru, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University), G. G. Sebrjakov, Head of Department, sebr@gosniias.ru, State Research Institute of Airborne Systems

Pilot Actions Individually Adopted Intellectual Both Monitoring and Support Applying to Standard Flight Modes

The problem of both technical performances and human operator opportunities coordination is considered in the paper applying to ergatic "airplane-pilot" system. The novel approach of above mentioned problem solution is suggested, which is based on so-called individually adopted intellectual human operator actions monitoring and support. This novel approach could be recommended, in particular, for pilot staff training process upgrading, as well as for on-board prospective airplanes expert system implementation.
The discussing approach is based on pilot control actions integrated evaluation, which is generated, using indirect data, considering airplane dynamic performances. This approach not required of on-line registration any data, which reflect actual pilot psycho-physiological state.
The mentioned above integrated evaluation is implemented due to utilization of so called "Pilot electronic passport" (PEP), which in feat, is intellectual kernel of individually adopted system of both pilot actions monitoring and support. This PEP provides coordination of pilot individual control actions and airplane dynamic performances, applying to standard flight modes.
The examples demonstrating suggested approach efficiency are given in paper.
Keywords: ergatic system "airplane-pilot", individually adopted approach, individual pilot profile, pilot electronic passport, confidential ellipsoid

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S. L. Belyakov, prof., beliacov@yandex.ru, A. V. Bozhenyuk, prof., avb002@yandex.ru, I. A. Kozharov, postgraduate student, i.kozharov@gmail.com, Analytical Information Security Systems Department, Southern Federal University, Taganrog, Russia

Adaptation of Cargo Flow in the Mechanical Transport Systems Based on the Experience of his Observations

In this paper we investigate the adaptation cargo flow to the emergence of local overloads in the mechanical transport system. The adaptation mechanism is based on the deflection of bypassing sections with high risk of occurrence of congestion cost. Routing is a means of flow control. The duplex adaptation procedure is proposed here. At the top level routing strategy is built by an expert, which reduces the flow in the network segments with predicted congestion. On the lower level of transport controllers the system strategy is implemented by dynamic routing. The forecast is based on the experiences with expert intensity of traffic in the system. The modified version of case analysis, which uses the concept of pictorial representation of situations, is offered. In contrast to the known methods, the figurative description of precedents increases the reliability of decision-making. The result of case analysis sets the time dependence of transport costs on separate network segments. The modification of the algorithm of dynamically build routing tables by controllers transport network is proposed. The algorithm considers the temporal dependence of the weights of transport network edges. A distinctive feature of this algorithm is the comparison of cost and time of transportation that allows finding the compromise between these two indicators. The relations to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed method adaptation are given.
Keywords: adaptation, flow control, intelligent transportation systems, precedent analysis, figurative representation, mechanical transport systems, routing

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N. N. Chubukov, Leading Engineer, metrolog.pribor@mail.ru, Institute for the development of a road complex

Analysis of Problems and Prospects of Intellectualization Transport Networks

The problems that arise when solving actual problems for the transport sector improving traffic management in metropolitan areas. For the analysis of congestion in the transport network topology proposed "double lattice". The characteristic parameters for a given topology and patterns that can be used to develop interactive control characteristic of urban agglomerations conditions of high density and intensity of vehicular traffic. Obstructive formal description of the transport network chaotic traffic expressed in terms of entropy, which is interpreted in terms of the subject area. When considering a specific example of identified sources and shows the nature and manifestations of anti-entropic entropic phenomena in the course of evolution and degradation of transport networks. A model of an ideal system for traffic management in urban agglomerations. Perspectivity use network intelligence to generate the control actions, and noted the benefits of distributed computing in comparison with the centralized model of the data. The quantitative ratio, showing that the network management provides a sufficiently high levels of reliability, flexibility, efficiency, scalability and territorial computational efficiency for effective management of urban road transport.
Keywords: agglomeration, additive management, intelligent transportation network, metropolis, operator, network intelligence, temporality, traffic, fractal structure, entropy

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N. P. Budko, Student, budko27@mail.ru, North-Caucasus Federal University, P. A. Budko, Professor, budko62@mail.ru, ΐ. I. Litvinov, Postgraduate Student, litvinovaleks@mail.ru, A. M. Vinogradenko, Associated Professor, vino_grad-82@mail.ru, Military academy of communication of Marshal of the Soviet Union S. M. Budenny, St. Petersburg

Realization of the Kinetic Control Method and Diagnostics of Technical Means

The method of nondestructive control of the technical means, directed on increase of speed of control and reliability of identification of technical condition of object of control is offered. The offered kinetic control method and diagnostics of technical means is that form library of descriptions of possible technical situations in object of control and remember them in the form of reference matrixes of technical condition, at the exit of the sensor of intensity of a magnetic field measure signal level, shift the measured signal then, the signals measured and shifted on a phase will transform in a vector of digital sequence which remember in the form of a matrix of technical condition on a phase, carry out comparison of the received matrix with reference matrixes, and on the greatest number of coincidence of elements of compared matrixes identify technical condition and a refusal place in object of control. The device realizing the offered method, consists of a source of alternating current, the sensor of intensity of a magnetic field, object of control, the block of processing of a signal, the block of identification of technical condition and a refusal place. The offered method and the device realizing it treat area of control and measuring equipment and can be used at contactless control of parameters of technical means, their operating modes, and also for definition of a class of their technical condition.
Keywords: technical tool, state chart, control, diagnostics, identification, technical condition, kinetics

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V. F. Filaretov1, 2, Professor, filaret@pma.ru, D. A. Yukhimets1, 2, Associated Professor, undim@iacp.dvo.ru, A. Ph. Scherbatyuk3, Head of Laboratory, alex-scherba@yandex.ru, E. Sh. Mursalimov1, 2, Engineer, murs@iacp.dvo.ru, I. E. Tuphanov1, Post-graduate Student, Researcher, ituphanov@gmail.com
1Far Eastern Federal University
2Institute of Automation and Control Processes FEB RAS
3Institute of Marine Technology Problems FEB RAS

The Method of Tracking Control of Autonomous Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Motion

In this paper a new method of tracking control system of autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) motion along the complex spatial trajectories is proposed. This method is based on using of additional loops of automatic formation of program signals in AUV control system (CS). First loop changes the desired trajectory of AUV movement so that with taking into account of dynamic error of its CS the AUV can movement along desired trajectory with desired accuracy. The second loop tunes the program AUV velocity (movement mode) along desired trajectory so that taking into account the restriction of thrusters power. As a result it becomes possible to provide the AUV movement along desired trajectory with maximal velocity and desired accuracy. The work of these additional loops provides the AUV movement along the desired spatial trajectory with high velocity without sacrificing of desired accuracy. The realization features of the proposed CS and results of experimental researches that confirm of its high efficiency are presented.
Keywords: underwater vehicle, control system, tracking control, formation program signals, high-speed motion

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V. M. Dorozhko, Senior Staff Scientist, bendor@iacp.dvo.ru, Institute of Automation and Control Processes, Far East Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences (IACP FEB RAS), Vladivostok, Russia

Dynamic Load of the Abnormal Wavelet-Wave on the Motionless Obstacle

The article is devoted to study of the impact of a rogue wave with the shape similar to the Morlet wavelet on stationary obstacles which imitate the elements of ship hull or hydraulic engineering marine structure. Thus we use the term the abnormal wavelet-wave for such rogue wave. The main idea is to perform CFD-simulation of evolution of abnormal wavelet-waves with the height up to 20—30 meters to obtain pressure fields on vertical or horizontal obstacles. To simulate this process the propagating surface wavelet-waves were created in a numerical tank and it is shown that as a result of nonlinear transformation their height may grow to 20—30 meters. The initial amplitude and length of the wavelet-wave which cause the growth of its height to abnormal 20—30 meters are established. The conditions for self-similarity of wavelet-wave profiles during the process of their nonlinear transformation are derived. To estimate the maximal pressure values created by abnormal wavelet-wave the vertical wall was introduced in front of the wavelet-wave when it reached its maximal height. To study extreme pressure values for horizontal obstacle they were positioned at the location of the breaking wavelet-waves when their flow attains the maximal velocity. It was found that the highest (2,0?106...1?107 Pa) pressure takes place on the vertical obstacle. At the junction of a horizontal obstacle and a vertical wall (a corner obstacle) a breaking wavelet-wave creates considerable pressure values up to 4?106 Pa as well. The evolution of abnormal wavelet-wave from initial to maximal height takes no more then one wavelet period. During this time the abnormal wavelet covers the distance not longer then length of central wave. The impact of abnormal wavelet-wave creates on sea objects the pressure exceeding the design parameters of ships and sea structures. Thus the case of a sea object to experience abnormal wavelet-wave is distinguished by the suddenness of the accident and puts its structure into immediate danger.
Keywords: rogue wave, abnormal wavelet-wave, computational fluid dynamics, dynamic load, breaking waves, motionless obstacle

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S. N. Zagoruyko, Postgraduate Student, zagoruyko2@gmail.com, V. N. Kazmin, Postgraduate Student, slvk@list.ru, V. P. Noskov, Associate Professor, noskov_rnstu@mail.ru,
Bauman Moscow State Technical University

3D Vision-Based Unmanned Vehicle Navigation and 3D Reconstruction of Environments

In this article we investigate the problem of autonomous flight of small-sized helicopter type unmanned vehicle in apriory indefinite GPS-denied outdoor and indoor environments. The main critical tasks in this case, except for the problem of flight stabilization, are the problem of determining of the current linear and angular coordinates of the control object and the formation of 3D model of the surrounding space in the fixed coordinate system. An approach we describe is aimed to solve inflight the 3D vision-based vehicle localization problem and 3D reconstruction of static indoor environments. Two variants of 3D image formation of the surrounding space are considered: using 2D laser rangefinder UTM-30LX, while 3D image is obtained by the rotation of the vehicle around the vertical axis, and using 3D rangefinder with active backlight Asus Xtion Live Pro. Dependence of coordinates calculation errors on the sensors error are obtained, performance of proposed algorithms for used computational tools are evaluated. The structural and functional circuits of onboard control system and the results of field tests of developed algorithms, software and hardware tools are given.
Keywords: unmanned vehicle, localization problem solving, SLAM, 3D vision, autonomous control system

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I. O. Zharinov1, Professor, igor_rabota@pisem.net, Ju. A. Kirsanova2, Chef of scientists-research department, juliakirsan@yandex.ru, P. V. Konovalov1, Postgraduate, olkesomewhere@gmail.com, M. O. Kostishin1, Postgraduate, job.max@me.com,
1Saint Petersburg National Research University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics,
2SPb Scientific Design Bareu "Electroavtomatica" by P. A. Efimova

The Algorithm for Generating and Outputting the Image Map Navigation Systems Manned Aircraft

In this article, the authors consider how to display the navigation frames displayed onboard vehicle display aircraft. Existing methods for displaying navigation information enable you to visualize on board the aircraft schematic view which gives a pictorial representation of the earth's surface, is detailed enough and increases the likelihood of an emergency during flight, in the conditions of the mountainous terrain in poor visibility and low altitude. To improve the safety and reliability of the aircraft, the authors propose to implement bot features imaging, which will combine visual and graphic images (flight and navigation, meteorological radar) and other types of information. Just a visual display area maps reduces crew workload information and provides the ability to maintain the necessary concentration of pilots to fly during the flight.
An algorithm for automatic change of the indicator chart picture frame, depending on various conditions. This algorithm allows the number of layers and filling array of geospatial data and displayed on the display means the amount of information corresponding to the characteristics of ergonomic perception crew of the aircraft.
Keywords: navigation, cartography, on-board systems, geographic information resource

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