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 COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN
ARCHITECTING COMPLEX ENGINEERING SYSTEMS ARCHITECTING COMPLEX ENGINEERING SYSTEMS

VOLUME 1 9 VOLUME 1 9

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ARCHITECTING COMPLEX ENGINEERING SYSTEMS ARCHITECTING COMPLEX ENGINEERING SYSTEMS

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 AS ME PRES S S ERIES ON INTELLIGENT AS ME PRES S S ERIES ON INTELLIGENT
ENGINEERING S YS TEMS THROUGH ARTIFICIAL ENGINEERING S YS TEMS THROUGH ARTIFICIAL
NEURAL NETWORKS NEURAL NETWORKS

EDITOR EDITOR
C.H. Dagli, Editor, Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla, Missouri, USA C.H. Dagli, Editor, Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla, Missouri, USA

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 1, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 1,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Soundar R.T. Kumara, and Yung C. Shin, 1991 edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Soundar R.T. Kumara, and Yung C. Shin, 1991

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 2, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 2,
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Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 3, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 3,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Laura I. Burke, Benito Fernandez, and Joydeep Ghosh, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Laura I. Burke, Benito Fernandez, and Joydeep Ghosh,
1993 1993

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 4, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 4,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Benito Fernandez, Joydeep Ghosh, and R.T. Soundar edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Benito Fernandez, Joydeep Ghosh, and R.T. Soundar
Kumara, 1994 Kumara, 1994

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 5, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 5,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, C.L. Phillip Chen, Benito Fernandez, and edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, C.L. Phillip Chen, Benito Fernandez, and
Joydeep Ghosh, 1995 Joydeep Ghosh, 1995

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 6, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 6,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, C.L. Phillip Chen, Benito Fernandez, and edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, C.L. Phillip Chen, Benito Fernandez, and
Joydeep Ghosh, 1996 Joydeep Ghosh, 1996

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart
Engineering Systems: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Data Mining and Evolutionary Engineering Systems: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Data Mining and Evolutionary
Programming, Volume 7, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, Okan Ersoy, Benito Programming, Volume 7, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, Okan Ersoy, Benito
Fernandez, and Alice Smith, 1997 Fernandez, and Alice Smith, 1997

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart
Engineering Systems: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary Programming, Engineering Systems: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary Programming,
Data Mining and Rough Sets, Volume 8, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, Data Mining and Rough Sets, Volume 8, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay,
Anna L. Buczak, Okan Ersoy, and Benito Fernandez, 1998 Anna L. Buczak, Okan Ersoy, and Benito Fernandez, 1998

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart
Engineering System Design: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary Engineering System Design: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary
Programming, Data Mining and Complex Systems, Volume 9, edited by Cihan H. Programming, Data Mining and Complex Systems, Volume 9, edited by Cihan H.
Dagli, Anna L. Buczak, Joydeep Ghosh, Mark Embrechts and Okan Ersoy, 1999 Dagli, Anna L. Buczak, Joydeep Ghosh, Mark Embrechts and Okan Ersoy, 1999

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart
Engineering System Design: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary Engineering System Design: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary
Programming, Data Mining and Complex Systems, Volume 10, edited by Cihan H. Programming, Data Mining and Complex Systems, Volume 10, edited by Cihan H.
Dagli, Anna L. Buczak, Joydeep Ghosh, Mark Embrechts, Okan Ersoy and Dagli, Anna L. Buczak, Joydeep Ghosh, Mark Embrechts, Okan Ersoy and
Stephen Kercel, 2000 Stephen Kercel, 2000

AS ME PRES S S ERIES ON INTELLIGENT AS ME PRES S S ERIES ON INTELLIGENT

ENGINEERING S YS TEMS THROUGH ARTIFICIAL ENGINEERING S YS TEMS THROUGH ARTIFICIAL
NEURAL NETWORKS NEURAL NETWORKS

EDITOR EDITOR
C.H. Dagli, Editor, Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla, Missouri, USA C.H. Dagli, Editor, Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla, Missouri, USA

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 1, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 1,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Soundar R.T. Kumara, and Yung C. Shin, 1991 edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Soundar R.T. Kumara, and Yung C. Shin, 1991

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 2, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 2,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Laura I. Burke, and Yung C. Shin, 1992 edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Laura I. Burke, and Yung C. Shin, 1992

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 3, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 3,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Laura I. Burke, Benito Fernandez, and Joydeep Ghosh, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Laura I. Burke, Benito Fernandez, and Joydeep Ghosh,
1993 1993

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 4, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 4,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Benito Fernandez, Joydeep Ghosh, and R.T. Soundar edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Benito Fernandez, Joydeep Ghosh, and R.T. Soundar
Kumara, 1994 Kumara, 1994

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 5, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 5,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, C.L. Phillip Chen, Benito Fernandez, and edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, C.L. Phillip Chen, Benito Fernandez, and
Joydeep Ghosh, 1995 Joydeep Ghosh, 1995

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 6, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, Volume 6,
edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, C.L. Phillip Chen, Benito Fernandez, and edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, C.L. Phillip Chen, Benito Fernandez, and
Joydeep Ghosh, 1996 Joydeep Ghosh, 1996

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart
Engineering Systems: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Data Mining and Evolutionary Engineering Systems: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Data Mining and Evolutionary
Programming, Volume 7, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, Okan Ersoy, Benito Programming, Volume 7, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, Okan Ersoy, Benito
Fernandez, and Alice Smith, 1997 Fernandez, and Alice Smith, 1997

Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks: Smart
Engineering Systems: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary Programming, Engineering Systems: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary Programming,
Data Mining and Rough Sets, Volume 8, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay, Data Mining and Rough Sets, Volume 8, edited by Cihan H. Dagli, Metin Akay,
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 COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN
ARCHITECTING ENGINEERING S YS TEMS ARCHITECTING ENGINEERING S YS TEMS

VOLUME 1 9 VOLUME 1 9

Pr oceed in gs of t h e Ar t ificia l Neu r a l Networ k s in E n gin eer in g Con fer en ce Pr oceed in gs of t h e Ar t ificia l Neu r a l Networ k s in E n gin eer in g Con fer en ce
(ANNIE 2 0 0 9 ) h eld Novem b er 2 -4 , 2 0 0 9 , in St. Lou is , Mis s ou r i, U.S.A. (ANNIE 2 0 0 9 ) h eld Novem b er 2 -4 , 2 0 0 9 , in St. Lou is , Mis s ou r i, U.S.A.

E DITORS E DITORS
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Mis s ou r i Un iver s ity of Scien ce & Tech n ology, Mis s ou r i Mis s ou r i Un iver s ity of Scien ce & Tech n ology, Mis s ou r i
Rolla , Mis s ou r i Rolla , Mis s ou r i

K. Ma r k Br yd en K. Ma r k Br yd en
Iowa S ta te Un iver s it y, Iowa Iowa S ta te Un iver s it y, Iowa
Am es , Iowa Am es , Iowa

Steven M. Cor n s Steven M. Cor n s

Mis s ou r i Un iver s ity of Scien ce & Tech n ology, Mis s ou r i Mis s ou r i Un iver s ity of Scien ce & Tech n ology, Mis s ou r i
Rolla , Mis s ou r i Rolla , Mis s ou r i

Mits u o Gen Mits u o Gen

Wa s ed a Un iver s it y, J a p a n Wa s ed a Un iver s it y, J a p a n
Fu k u ok a , J a p a n Fu k u ok a , J a p a n

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Or egon St a te Un iver s ity Or egon St a te Un iver s ity
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AS ME PRE S S NE W YORK 2009 AS ME PRE S S NE W YORK 2009

COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN

ARCHITECTING ENGINEERING S YS TEMS ARCHITECTING ENGINEERING S YS TEMS

VOLUME 1 9 VOLUME 1 9

Pr oceed in gs of t h e Ar t ificia l Neu r a l Networ k s in E n gin eer in g Con fer en ce Pr oceed in gs of t h e Ar t ificia l Neu r a l Networ k s in E n gin eer in g Con fer en ce
(ANNIE 2 0 0 9 ) h eld Novem b er 2 -4 , 2 0 0 9 , in St. Lou is , Mis s ou r i, U.S.A. (ANNIE 2 0 0 9 ) h eld Novem b er 2 -4 , 2 0 0 9 , in St. Lou is , Mis s ou r i, U.S.A.

E DITORS E DITORS
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Mis s ou r i Un iver s ity of Scien ce & Tech n ology, Mis s ou r i Mis s ou r i Un iver s ity of Scien ce & Tech n ology, Mis s ou r i
Rolla , Mis s ou r i Rolla , Mis s ou r i

K. Ma r k Br yd en K. Ma r k Br yd en
Iowa S ta te Un iver s it y, Iowa Iowa S ta te Un iver s it y, Iowa
Am es , Iowa Am es , Iowa

Steven M. Cor n s Steven M. Cor n s

Mis s ou r i Un iver s ity of Scien ce & Tech n ology, Mis s ou r i Mis s ou r i Un iver s ity of Scien ce & Tech n ology, Mis s ou r i
Rolla , Mis s ou r i Rolla , Mis s ou r i

Mits u o Gen Mits u o Gen

Wa s ed a Un iver s it y, J a p a n Wa s ed a Un iver s it y, J a p a n
Fu k u ok a , J a p a n Fu k u ok a , J a p a n

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Contents Contents
Preface Preface

Part I: Architecting Complex Engineering Systems 1 Part I: Architecting Complex Engineering Systems 1
A Neural Network Approach to Modeling System Integration Sensitivity 3 A Neural Network Approach to Modeling System Integration Sensitivity 3
For Architectural Assessment For Architectural Assessment
Jason P. Dauby, Cihan H. Dagli Jason P. Dauby, Cihan H. Dagli
Coupled Non-Homogeneous Chaos Synchronization 11 Coupled Non-Homogeneous Chaos Synchronization 11
Davoud Arasteh Davoud Arasteh

The Algorithm of Temporal Locality for Nonlinear Analysis of Chaotic 19 The Algorithm of Temporal Locality for Nonlinear Analysis of Chaotic 19
Signals Mapped Through Multidimensional Phase Space Signals Mapped Through Multidimensional Phase Space
Victor F. Dailyudenko Victor F. Dailyudenko

Induction of Virtual Sensors with Function Stacks 27 Induction of Virtual Sensors with Function Stacks 27
Daniel Ashlock, Adam Shuttleworth, Kenneth M. Bryden Daniel Ashlock, Adam Shuttleworth, Kenneth M. Bryden

Real-Time Prediction Using Kernel Methods and Data Assimilation 35 Real-Time Prediction Using Kernel Methods and Data Assimilation 35
Robin C. Gilbert, Theodore B. Trafalis Robin C. Gilbert, Theodore B. Trafalis
Michael B. Richman, S. Lakshmivarahan Michael B. Richman, S. Lakshmivarahan

Weak Key Analysis of Cellular Automata-Based Random Number 43 Weak Key Analysis of Cellular Automata-Based Random Number 43
Generation and Secret Key Cryptography Generation and Secret Key Cryptography
Frederic Pinel, Pascal Bouvry, Franciszek Seredynski Frederic Pinel, Pascal Bouvry, Franciszek Seredynski

Parasom: An Efficient Self-Organizing Map for Parallel Multidimensional 51 Parasom: An Efficient Self-Organizing Map for Parallel Multidimensional 51
Input Processing and Clustering Input Processing and Clustering
Iren Valova, Daniel MacLean, Derek Beaton Iren Valova, Daniel MacLean, Derek Beaton

Threat Anticipation and Deceptive Reasoning Using Bayesian Belief Networks 59 Threat Anticipation and Deceptive Reasoning Using Bayesian Belief Networks 59
Glenn O. Allgood, Mohammed M. Olama, Joe E. Lake Glenn O. Allgood, Mohammed M. Olama, Joe E. Lake

Modeling and Performance Evaluation for Aviation Security Cargo 67 Modeling and Performance Evaluation for Aviation Security Cargo 67
Inspection Queuing System Inspection Queuing System
Glenn O. Allgood, Mohammed M. Olama Glenn O. Allgood, Mohammed M. Olama
Terri A. Rose, Daryl Brumback Terri A. Rose, Daryl Brumback

Self-Organized Kernel Fuzzy Clustering Method and Its Evaluation 75 Self-Organized Kernel Fuzzy Clustering Method and Its Evaluation 75
For the Number of Clusters Based on Alignment of Similarities For the Number of Clusters Based on Alignment of Similarities
Mika Sato-Ilic, Tomoyuki Kuwata Mika Sato-Ilic, Tomoyuki Kuwata

Optimization of Modular Neural Networks with Type-2 Fuzzy Integration Using 83 Optimization of Modular Neural Networks with Type-2 Fuzzy Integration Using 83
General Evolutionary Method with Application In Multimodal Biometry General Evolutionary Method with Application In Multimodal Biometry
Denisse Hidalgo, Patricia Melin Denisse Hidalgo, Patricia Melin
Guillermo Licea, Oscar Castillo Guillermo Licea, Oscar Castillo

A Search for Barker Like Ternary Sequences for Direct Sequence CDMA 91 A Search for Barker Like Ternary Sequences for Direct Sequence CDMA 91
N. Rajaiah, K. Subba Rao N. Rajaiah, K. Subba Rao

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Contents Contents
Preface Preface

Part I: Architecting Complex Engineering Systems 1 Part I: Architecting Complex Engineering Systems 1
A Neural Network Approach to Modeling System Integration Sensitivity 3 A Neural Network Approach to Modeling System Integration Sensitivity 3
For Architectural Assessment For Architectural Assessment
Jason P. Dauby, Cihan H. Dagli Jason P. Dauby, Cihan H. Dagli
Coupled Non-Homogeneous Chaos Synchronization 11 Coupled Non-Homogeneous Chaos Synchronization 11
Davoud Arasteh Davoud Arasteh

The Algorithm of Temporal Locality for Nonlinear Analysis of Chaotic 19 The Algorithm of Temporal Locality for Nonlinear Analysis of Chaotic 19
Signals Mapped Through Multidimensional Phase Space Signals Mapped Through Multidimensional Phase Space
Victor F. Dailyudenko Victor F. Dailyudenko

Induction of Virtual Sensors with Function Stacks 27 Induction of Virtual Sensors with Function Stacks 27
Daniel Ashlock, Adam Shuttleworth, Kenneth M. Bryden Daniel Ashlock, Adam Shuttleworth, Kenneth M. Bryden

Real-Time Prediction Using Kernel Methods and Data Assimilation 35 Real-Time Prediction Using Kernel Methods and Data Assimilation 35
Robin C. Gilbert, Theodore B. Trafalis Robin C. Gilbert, Theodore B. Trafalis
Michael B. Richman, S. Lakshmivarahan Michael B. Richman, S. Lakshmivarahan

Weak Key Analysis of Cellular Automata-Based Random Number 43 Weak Key Analysis of Cellular Automata-Based Random Number 43
Generation and Secret Key Cryptography Generation and Secret Key Cryptography
Frederic Pinel, Pascal Bouvry, Franciszek Seredynski Frederic Pinel, Pascal Bouvry, Franciszek Seredynski

Parasom: An Efficient Self-Organizing Map for Parallel Multidimensional 51 Parasom: An Efficient Self-Organizing Map for Parallel Multidimensional 51
Input Processing and Clustering Input Processing and Clustering
Iren Valova, Daniel MacLean, Derek Beaton Iren Valova, Daniel MacLean, Derek Beaton

Threat Anticipation and Deceptive Reasoning Using Bayesian Belief Networks 59 Threat Anticipation and Deceptive Reasoning Using Bayesian Belief Networks 59
Glenn O. Allgood, Mohammed M. Olama, Joe E. Lake Glenn O. Allgood, Mohammed M. Olama, Joe E. Lake

Modeling and Performance Evaluation for Aviation Security Cargo 67 Modeling and Performance Evaluation for Aviation Security Cargo 67
Inspection Queuing System Inspection Queuing System
Glenn O. Allgood, Mohammed M. Olama Glenn O. Allgood, Mohammed M. Olama
Terri A. Rose, Daryl Brumback Terri A. Rose, Daryl Brumback

Self-Organized Kernel Fuzzy Clustering Method and Its Evaluation 75 Self-Organized Kernel Fuzzy Clustering Method and Its Evaluation 75
For the Number of Clusters Based on Alignment of Similarities For the Number of Clusters Based on Alignment of Similarities
Mika Sato-Ilic, Tomoyuki Kuwata Mika Sato-Ilic, Tomoyuki Kuwata

Optimization of Modular Neural Networks with Type-2 Fuzzy Integration Using 83 Optimization of Modular Neural Networks with Type-2 Fuzzy Integration Using 83
General Evolutionary Method with Application In Multimodal Biometry General Evolutionary Method with Application In Multimodal Biometry
Denisse Hidalgo, Patricia Melin Denisse Hidalgo, Patricia Melin
Guillermo Licea, Oscar Castillo Guillermo Licea, Oscar Castillo

A Search for Barker Like Ternary Sequences for Direct Sequence CDMA 91 A Search for Barker Like Ternary Sequences for Direct Sequence CDMA 91
N. Rajaiah, K. Subba Rao N. Rajaiah, K. Subba Rao

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Part II: Infrastructure Systems 97 Part II: Infrastructure Systems 97

Non-Linear Inverse Analysis of Transportation Structures Using Neuro-Adaptive 99 Non-Linear Inverse Analysis of Transportation Structures Using Neuro-Adaptive 99
Networks with Hybrid Learning Algorithm Networks with Hybrid Learning Algorithm
Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan
Siddhartha Kumar Khaitan Siddhartha Kumar Khaitan

Development of the On-Site Earthquake Early Warning Systems for 107 Development of the On-Site Earthquake Early Warning Systems for 107
Taiwan Using Neural Networks Taiwan Using Neural Networks
Chu-Chieh Jay Lin, Zhe-Ping Seng Chu-Chieh Jay Lin, Zhe-Ping Seng

Fractal Analysis of CT-Measured Porosity for Claypan Soils 115 Fractal Analysis of CT-Measured Porosity for Claypan Soils 115
Y. Zeng, C.J. Gantzer, S.H. Anderson, R.P. Udawatta Y. Zeng, C.J. Gantzer, S.H. Anderson, R.P. Udawatta

Application Artificial Neural Networks for Along Wind Loads on Tall Buildings 123 Application Artificial Neural Networks for Along Wind Loads on Tall Buildings 123
Kanchan Patil Kanchan Patil

Hot Mix Asphalt Dynamic Modulus Prediction Using Kernel Machines 131 Hot Mix Asphalt Dynamic Modulus Prediction Using Kernel Machines 131
Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan, Sunghwan Kim Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan, Sunghwan Kim

Predicting Travel Time along Arterials with More Sustainable Methods 139 Predicting Travel Time along Arterials with More Sustainable Methods 139
Ghassan Abu-Lebdeh, Salwa Beheiry, Yacoub Najjar Ghassan Abu-Lebdeh, Salwa Beheiry, Yacoub Najjar

Assessment of CT-Measured Porosity in Russian Soils Using Fractal 147 Assessment of CT-Measured Porosity in Russian Soils Using Fractal 147
Dimension and Lacunarity Dimension and Lacunarity
E.Y. Yakimenko, S.H. Anderson, R.P. Udawatta E.Y. Yakimenko, S.H. Anderson, R.P. Udawatta

ANN-Based Profiling: Data Importance 155 ANN-Based Profiling: Data Importance 155
Sam Mryyan, Yacoub Najjar Sam Mryyan, Yacoub Najjar

Part III: Evolutionary Computation 163 Part III: Evolutionary Computation 163
Ring Optimization of Side Effect Machines 165 Ring Optimization of Side Effect Machines 165
Andrew McEachern, Daniel Ashlock Andrew McEachern, Daniel Ashlock

Multiscale Feature Location with a Fractal Representation 173 Multiscale Feature Location with a Fractal Representation 173
Daniel Ashlock, Stephen Gent, Kenneth M. Bryden Daniel Ashlock, Stephen Gent, Kenneth M. Bryden

Taxonomy of a Diverse Collection of String Optimization Problems 181 Taxonomy of a Diverse Collection of String Optimization Problems 181
Daniel Ashlock, Steven M. Corns, Kenneth M. Bryden Daniel Ashlock, Steven M. Corns, Kenneth M. Bryden

Logic Function Induction with the Blender Algorithm Using Function Stacks 189 Logic Function Induction with the Blender Algorithm Using Function Stacks 189
Daniel Ashlock, Douglas McCorkle, Kenneth M. Bryden Daniel Ashlock, Douglas McCorkle, Kenneth M. Bryden

Breaking a Hierarchical Clustering Algorithm with an Evolutionary Algorithm 197 Breaking a Hierarchical Clustering Algorithm with an Evolutionary Algorithm 197
Daniel Ashlock, Justin Schonfeld, Taika von Königslöw Daniel Ashlock, Justin Schonfeld, Taika von Königslöw

Co-Evolving Painting Robots Using Graph Based Evolutionary Algorithms 205 Co-Evolving Painting Robots Using Graph Based Evolutionary Algorithms 205
Steven M. Corns Steven M. Corns

The Impact of Representation for Taxonomical Evaluation of Evolutionary Algorithms 213 The Impact of Representation for Taxonomical Evaluation of Evolutionary Algorithms 213
Jayakanth Jayachandran, Steven M. Corns Jayakanth Jayachandran, Steven M. Corns

A Multi-Agent Organizational Model for CoEvolutionary Optimization 221 A Multi-Agent Organizational Model for CoEvolutionary Optimization 221
Grégoire Danoy, Pascal Bouvry, Olivier Boissier Grégoire Danoy, Pascal Bouvry, Olivier Boissier

Evolutionary Group-Swarming: Agent-Based Simulation 229 Evolutionary Group-Swarming: Agent-Based Simulation 229
V.K. Murthy, E.V. Krishnamurthy V.K. Murthy, E.V. Krishnamurthy

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Part II: Infrastructure Systems 97 Part II: Infrastructure Systems 97

Non-Linear Inverse Analysis of Transportation Structures Using Neuro-Adaptive 99 Non-Linear Inverse Analysis of Transportation Structures Using Neuro-Adaptive 99
Networks with Hybrid Learning Algorithm Networks with Hybrid Learning Algorithm
Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan
Siddhartha Kumar Khaitan Siddhartha Kumar Khaitan

Development of the On-Site Earthquake Early Warning Systems for 107 Development of the On-Site Earthquake Early Warning Systems for 107
Taiwan Using Neural Networks Taiwan Using Neural Networks
Chu-Chieh Jay Lin, Zhe-Ping Seng Chu-Chieh Jay Lin, Zhe-Ping Seng

Fractal Analysis of CT-Measured Porosity for Claypan Soils 115 Fractal Analysis of CT-Measured Porosity for Claypan Soils 115
Y. Zeng, C.J. Gantzer, S.H. Anderson, R.P. Udawatta Y. Zeng, C.J. Gantzer, S.H. Anderson, R.P. Udawatta

Application Artificial Neural Networks for Along Wind Loads on Tall Buildings 123 Application Artificial Neural Networks for Along Wind Loads on Tall Buildings 123
Kanchan Patil Kanchan Patil

Hot Mix Asphalt Dynamic Modulus Prediction Using Kernel Machines 131 Hot Mix Asphalt Dynamic Modulus Prediction Using Kernel Machines 131
Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan, Sunghwan Kim Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan, Sunghwan Kim

Predicting Travel Time along Arterials with More Sustainable Methods 139 Predicting Travel Time along Arterials with More Sustainable Methods 139
Ghassan Abu-Lebdeh, Salwa Beheiry, Yacoub Najjar Ghassan Abu-Lebdeh, Salwa Beheiry, Yacoub Najjar

Assessment of CT-Measured Porosity in Russian Soils Using Fractal 147 Assessment of CT-Measured Porosity in Russian Soils Using Fractal 147
Dimension and Lacunarity Dimension and Lacunarity
E.Y. Yakimenko, S.H. Anderson, R.P. Udawatta E.Y. Yakimenko, S.H. Anderson, R.P. Udawatta

ANN-Based Profiling: Data Importance 155 ANN-Based Profiling: Data Importance 155
Sam Mryyan, Yacoub Najjar Sam Mryyan, Yacoub Najjar

Part III: Evolutionary Computation 163 Part III: Evolutionary Computation 163
Ring Optimization of Side Effect Machines 165 Ring Optimization of Side Effect Machines 165
Andrew McEachern, Daniel Ashlock Andrew McEachern, Daniel Ashlock

Multiscale Feature Location with a Fractal Representation 173 Multiscale Feature Location with a Fractal Representation 173
Daniel Ashlock, Stephen Gent, Kenneth M. Bryden Daniel Ashlock, Stephen Gent, Kenneth M. Bryden

Taxonomy of a Diverse Collection of String Optimization Problems 181 Taxonomy of a Diverse Collection of String Optimization Problems 181
Daniel Ashlock, Steven M. Corns, Kenneth M. Bryden Daniel Ashlock, Steven M. Corns, Kenneth M. Bryden

Logic Function Induction with the Blender Algorithm Using Function Stacks 189 Logic Function Induction with the Blender Algorithm Using Function Stacks 189
Daniel Ashlock, Douglas McCorkle, Kenneth M. Bryden Daniel Ashlock, Douglas McCorkle, Kenneth M. Bryden

Breaking a Hierarchical Clustering Algorithm with an Evolutionary Algorithm 197 Breaking a Hierarchical Clustering Algorithm with an Evolutionary Algorithm 197
Daniel Ashlock, Justin Schonfeld, Taika von Königslöw Daniel Ashlock, Justin Schonfeld, Taika von Königslöw

Co-Evolving Painting Robots Using Graph Based Evolutionary Algorithms 205 Co-Evolving Painting Robots Using Graph Based Evolutionary Algorithms 205
Steven M. Corns Steven M. Corns

The Impact of Representation for Taxonomical Evaluation of Evolutionary Algorithms 213 The Impact of Representation for Taxonomical Evaluation of Evolutionary Algorithms 213
Jayakanth Jayachandran, Steven M. Corns Jayakanth Jayachandran, Steven M. Corns

A Multi-Agent Organizational Model for CoEvolutionary Optimization 221 A Multi-Agent Organizational Model for CoEvolutionary Optimization 221
Grégoire Danoy, Pascal Bouvry, Olivier Boissier Grégoire Danoy, Pascal Bouvry, Olivier Boissier

Evolutionary Group-Swarming: Agent-Based Simulation 229 Evolutionary Group-Swarming: Agent-Based Simulation 229
V.K. Murthy, E.V. Krishnamurthy V.K. Murthy, E.V. Krishnamurthy

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Cryptographic Properties of Cellular Automata-Based S-Boxes 237 Cryptographic Properties of Cellular Automata-Based S-Boxes 237
Equivalent to Des S-Boxes Equivalent to Des S-Boxes
Miroslaw Szaban, Franciszek Seredynski, Pascal Bouvry Miroslaw Szaban, Franciszek Seredynski, Pascal Bouvry

The Impact of Long-Term Memory in the Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma 245 The Impact of Long-Term Memory in the Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma 245
Nick Rogers, Dan Ashlock Nick Rogers, Dan Ashlock

Exploring Promising Regions of the Search Space with the Scout Bee in the 253 Exploring Promising Regions of the Search Space with the Scout Bee in the 253
Artificial Bee Colony for Constrained Optimization Artificial Bee Colony for Constrained Optimization
Efrén Mezura-Montes, Omar Cetina-Domínguez Efrén Mezura-Montes, Omar Cetina-Domínguez

Particle Swarm Optimization for Emission Source Localization in 261 Particle Swarm Optimization for Emission Source Localization in 261
Sensor Networks Sensor Networks
Girma S. Tewolde, Darrin M. Hanna, Richard E. Haskell Girma S. Tewolde, Darrin M. Hanna, Richard E. Haskell

A Swarm Intelligent Sudoku Solver 269 A Swarm Intelligent Sudoku Solver 269
Wen-Li Wang, David Loker, Mei-Huei Tang Wen-Li Wang, David Loker, Mei-Huei Tang

GA-Based Method for Optimal Weight Design Problem of Double Box Culvert 275 GA-Based Method for Optimal Weight Design Problem of Double Box Culvert 275
Takao Yokota, Shozo Wada, Takeaki Taguchi Takao Yokota, Shozo Wada, Takeaki Taguchi

An Open Shortest Path First Area Design Problem Using Genetic Algorithm 283 An Open Shortest Path First Area Design Problem Using Genetic Algorithm 283
Juno Song, Mitsuo Gen Juno Song, Mitsuo Gen

Applying Metaheuristic Approach to Three-Dimensional Tour Guide Allocation Problem 291 Applying Metaheuristic Approach to Three-Dimensional Tour Guide Allocation Problem 291
Kayoko Murakami, Seren Ozmehmet Tasan, Serdar Tasan Kayoko Murakami, Seren Ozmehmet Tasan, Serdar Tasan
Mitsuo Gen, Takashi Oyabu, Yang Yang Mitsuo Gen, Takashi Oyabu, Yang Yang

Quay Crane Scheduling with Non-Interference Constraints by 299 Quay Crane Scheduling with Non-Interference Constraints by 299
Multiobjective Genetic Algorithms Multiobjective Genetic Algorithms
Yang Yang, Kap Hwan Kim, Mitsuo Gen Yang Yang, Kap Hwan Kim, Mitsuo Gen

Study on Two-Stage Transportation Planning with Inventory and Exclusionary Side 307 Study on Two-Stage Transportation Planning with Inventory and Exclusionary Side 307
Constraints by Boltzmann Random Key-Based GA Constraints by Boltzmann Random Key-Based GA
Shinichiro Ataka, Byungki Kim, Mitsuo Gen Shinichiro Ataka, Byungki Kim, Mitsuo Gen

GA for JSP with Delivery Time and Holding Cost 315 GA for JSP with Delivery Time and Holding Cost 315
Kazumi Abe, Kenichi Ida Kazumi Abe, Kenichi Ida

Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Pareto-Optimal Route Selection 323 Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Pareto-Optimal Route Selection 323
Feng Wen, Mitsuo Gen Feng Wen, Mitsuo Gen

Multiobjective Evolututionary Algorithm Approach for Job Shop Rescheduling Problem 331 Multiobjective Evolututionary Algorithm Approach for Job Shop Rescheduling Problem 331
Xinchang Hao, Mitsuo Gen, Runwei Cheng Xinchang Hao, Mitsuo Gen, Runwei Cheng

Cell Loading and Product Sequencing in Synchronized Manufacturing Cells Using GA 339 Cell Loading and Product Sequencing in Synchronized Manufacturing Cells Using GA 339
Gürsel A. Süer, Fatih Yarimoglu Gürsel A. Süer, Fatih Yarimoglu

Navigation of an Autonomous Mobile Robot Using Artificial Immune System Algorithm 349 Navigation of an Autonomous Mobile Robot Using Artificial Immune System Algorithm 349
S. Ozcelik, S. Sukumaran, R. Challoo S. Ozcelik, S. Sukumaran, R. Challoo

Modified Bacterial Foraging Optimization for Engineering Design 357 Modified Bacterial Foraging Optimization for Engineering Design 357
Efrén Mezura-Montes, Betania Hernández-Ocaña Efrén Mezura-Montes, Betania Hernández-Ocaña

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Cryptographic Properties of Cellular Automata-Based S-Boxes 237 Cryptographic Properties of Cellular Automata-Based S-Boxes 237
Equivalent to Des S-Boxes Equivalent to Des S-Boxes
Miroslaw Szaban, Franciszek Seredynski, Pascal Bouvry Miroslaw Szaban, Franciszek Seredynski, Pascal Bouvry

The Impact of Long-Term Memory in the Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma 245 The Impact of Long-Term Memory in the Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma 245
Nick Rogers, Dan Ashlock Nick Rogers, Dan Ashlock

Exploring Promising Regions of the Search Space with the Scout Bee in the 253 Exploring Promising Regions of the Search Space with the Scout Bee in the 253
Artificial Bee Colony for Constrained Optimization Artificial Bee Colony for Constrained Optimization
Efrén Mezura-Montes, Omar Cetina-Domínguez Efrén Mezura-Montes, Omar Cetina-Domínguez

Particle Swarm Optimization for Emission Source Localization in 261 Particle Swarm Optimization for Emission Source Localization in 261
Sensor Networks Sensor Networks
Girma S. Tewolde, Darrin M. Hanna, Richard E. Haskell Girma S. Tewolde, Darrin M. Hanna, Richard E. Haskell

A Swarm Intelligent Sudoku Solver 269 A Swarm Intelligent Sudoku Solver 269
Wen-Li Wang, David Loker, Mei-Huei Tang Wen-Li Wang, David Loker, Mei-Huei Tang

GA-Based Method for Optimal Weight Design Problem of Double Box Culvert 275 GA-Based Method for Optimal Weight Design Problem of Double Box Culvert 275
Takao Yokota, Shozo Wada, Takeaki Taguchi Takao Yokota, Shozo Wada, Takeaki Taguchi

An Open Shortest Path First Area Design Problem Using Genetic Algorithm 283 An Open Shortest Path First Area Design Problem Using Genetic Algorithm 283
Juno Song, Mitsuo Gen Juno Song, Mitsuo Gen

Applying Metaheuristic Approach to Three-Dimensional Tour Guide Allocation Problem 291 Applying Metaheuristic Approach to Three-Dimensional Tour Guide Allocation Problem 291
Kayoko Murakami, Seren Ozmehmet Tasan, Serdar Tasan Kayoko Murakami, Seren Ozmehmet Tasan, Serdar Tasan
Mitsuo Gen, Takashi Oyabu, Yang Yang Mitsuo Gen, Takashi Oyabu, Yang Yang

Quay Crane Scheduling with Non-Interference Constraints by 299 Quay Crane Scheduling with Non-Interference Constraints by 299
Multiobjective Genetic Algorithms Multiobjective Genetic Algorithms
Yang Yang, Kap Hwan Kim, Mitsuo Gen Yang Yang, Kap Hwan Kim, Mitsuo Gen

Study on Two-Stage Transportation Planning with Inventory and Exclusionary Side 307 Study on Two-Stage Transportation Planning with Inventory and Exclusionary Side 307
Constraints by Boltzmann Random Key-Based GA Constraints by Boltzmann Random Key-Based GA
Shinichiro Ataka, Byungki Kim, Mitsuo Gen Shinichiro Ataka, Byungki Kim, Mitsuo Gen

GA for JSP with Delivery Time and Holding Cost 315 GA for JSP with Delivery Time and Holding Cost 315
Kazumi Abe, Kenichi Ida Kazumi Abe, Kenichi Ida

Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Pareto-Optimal Route Selection 323 Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Pareto-Optimal Route Selection 323
Feng Wen, Mitsuo Gen Feng Wen, Mitsuo Gen

Multiobjective Evolututionary Algorithm Approach for Job Shop Rescheduling Problem 331 Multiobjective Evolututionary Algorithm Approach for Job Shop Rescheduling Problem 331
Xinchang Hao, Mitsuo Gen, Runwei Cheng Xinchang Hao, Mitsuo Gen, Runwei Cheng

Cell Loading and Product Sequencing in Synchronized Manufacturing Cells Using GA 339 Cell Loading and Product Sequencing in Synchronized Manufacturing Cells Using GA 339
Gürsel A. Süer, Fatih Yarimoglu Gürsel A. Süer, Fatih Yarimoglu

Navigation of an Autonomous Mobile Robot Using Artificial Immune System Algorithm 349 Navigation of an Autonomous Mobile Robot Using Artificial Immune System Algorithm 349
S. Ozcelik, S. Sukumaran, R. Challoo S. Ozcelik, S. Sukumaran, R. Challoo

Modified Bacterial Foraging Optimization for Engineering Design 357 Modified Bacterial Foraging Optimization for Engineering Design 357
Efrén Mezura-Montes, Betania Hernández-Ocaña Efrén Mezura-Montes, Betania Hernández-Ocaña

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Part IV: General Engineering Application 365 Part IV: General Engineering Application 365
Attractive Walking Through Electrocardiogram Signals of Arrhythmia by 367 Attractive Walking Through Electrocardiogram Signals of Arrhythmia by 367
Analyzing the Normal Neighbor Rhythm Analyzing the Normal Neighbor Rhythm
Natacha Gueorguieva, Iren Valova, Chin Ming Hui Natacha Gueorguieva, Iren Valova, Chin Ming Hui

Simulation of Synaptic Responses in an Active Membrane Model 375 Simulation of Synaptic Responses in an Active Membrane Model 375
Natacha Gueorguieva, Iren Valova Natacha Gueorguieva, Iren Valova
George Georgiev, Vyacheslav Glukh George Georgiev, Vyacheslav Glukh

Biomolecular Feature Selection of Colorectal Cancer Microarray Data 383 Biomolecular Feature Selection of Colorectal Cancer Microarray Data 383
Using GA-SVM Hybrid Using GA-SVM Hybrid
Alda Mizaku, David J. Schaffer Alda Mizaku, David J. Schaffer
Walker H. Land, John J. Heine Walker H. Land, John J. Heine

A Complex Adaptive Decision Mechanism (CADM) for Two View Mammography 391 A Complex Adaptive Decision Mechanism (CADM) for Two View Mammography 391
Walker H. Land, Dan Margolis, Maria Kallergi, John J. Heine Walker H. Land, Dan Margolis, Maria Kallergi, John J. Heine

Feature Selection of Microarray Data Using Genetic Algorithms and 397 Feature Selection of Microarray Data Using Genetic Algorithms and 397
Artificial Neural Networks Artificial Neural Networks
Paul Yacci, Anne Haake, Roger S. Gaborski Paul Yacci, Anne Haake, Roger S. Gaborski

Spherical SOFM: Implications for Forensics and Craniofacial Surgery 405 Spherical SOFM: Implications for Forensics and Craniofacial Surgery 405
Archana P. Sangole, Pascal Labrecque, Patricia Bortoluzzi Archana P. Sangole, Pascal Labrecque, Patricia Bortoluzzi

Modular Neural Network with Fuzzy Integration for Face, Fingerprint and 413 Modular Neural Network with Fuzzy Integration for Face, Fingerprint and 413
Voice Recognition Voice Recognition
Ricardo Muñoz Bernal, Oscar Castillo, Patricia Melin Ricardo Muñoz Bernal, Oscar Castillo, Patricia Melin

Enhanced Hyperspectral Face Recognition 421 Enhanced Hyperspectral Face Recognition 421
David M. Ryer, Kenneth W. Bauer David M. Ryer, Kenneth W. Bauer

An Adaptive Facial Feature Tracking for Expression Recognition Using 429 An Adaptive Facial Feature Tracking for Expression Recognition Using 429
Temporal Information in Feature Selection Temporal Information in Feature Selection
Mahsa Maghami, Ramin Mehran, Mohsen Shiva Mahsa Maghami, Ramin Mehran, Mohsen Shiva

Hierarchical Face Age-Estimation Algorithm Using Informed Facial Features 437 Hierarchical Face Age-Estimation Algorithm Using Informed Facial Features 437
Karl Ricanek Karl Ricanek

Performance Analysis of Moments in Invariant Object Classification 447 Performance Analysis of Moments in Invariant Object Classification 447
Nervez Imamoğlu, Aydin Eresen Nervez Imamoğlu, Aydin Eresen
Arda Yağci, A. Murat Özbayoğlu Arda Yağci, A. Murat Özbayoğlu

Lyapunov Exponents Spectrum Estimation 455 Lyapunov Exponents Spectrum Estimation 455
Davoud Arasteh Davoud Arasteh

Regression of Representative Keys for Classification: A Simple Learning Approach 463 Regression of Representative Keys for Classification: A Simple Learning Approach 463
El Sayed Mahmoud, David Calvert El Sayed Mahmoud, David Calvert

Max Blot-Out Picking for Reducing the Number of Representation Vectors 471 Max Blot-Out Picking for Reducing the Number of Representation Vectors 471
From the Pick and Blot-Out Algorithm From the Pick and Blot-Out Algorithm
Shanmugalingam Easwaran Shanmugalingam Easwaran

A Pick and Blot-Out Algorithm for Obtaining Representation Vectors to 481 A Pick and Blot-Out Algorithm for Obtaining Representation Vectors to 481
Represent An Arbitrary Dataset Represent An Arbitrary Dataset
Shanmugalingam Easwaran Shanmugalingam Easwaran

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Part IV: General Engineering Application 365 Part IV: General Engineering Application 365
Attractive Walking Through Electrocardiogram Signals of Arrhythmia by 367 Attractive Walking Through Electrocardiogram Signals of Arrhythmia by 367
Analyzing the Normal Neighbor Rhythm Analyzing the Normal Neighbor Rhythm
Natacha Gueorguieva, Iren Valova, Chin Ming Hui Natacha Gueorguieva, Iren Valova, Chin Ming Hui

Simulation of Synaptic Responses in an Active Membrane Model 375 Simulation of Synaptic Responses in an Active Membrane Model 375
Natacha Gueorguieva, Iren Valova Natacha Gueorguieva, Iren Valova
George Georgiev, Vyacheslav Glukh George Georgiev, Vyacheslav Glukh

Biomolecular Feature Selection of Colorectal Cancer Microarray Data 383 Biomolecular Feature Selection of Colorectal Cancer Microarray Data 383
Using GA-SVM Hybrid Using GA-SVM Hybrid
Alda Mizaku, David J. Schaffer Alda Mizaku, David J. Schaffer
Walker H. Land, John J. Heine Walker H. Land, John J. Heine

A Complex Adaptive Decision Mechanism (CADM) for Two View Mammography 391 A Complex Adaptive Decision Mechanism (CADM) for Two View Mammography 391
Walker H. Land, Dan Margolis, Maria Kallergi, John J. Heine Walker H. Land, Dan Margolis, Maria Kallergi, John J. Heine

Feature Selection of Microarray Data Using Genetic Algorithms and 397 Feature Selection of Microarray Data Using Genetic Algorithms and 397
Artificial Neural Networks Artificial Neural Networks
Paul Yacci, Anne Haake, Roger S. Gaborski Paul Yacci, Anne Haake, Roger S. Gaborski

Spherical SOFM: Implications for Forensics and Craniofacial Surgery 405 Spherical SOFM: Implications for Forensics and Craniofacial Surgery 405
Archana P. Sangole, Pascal Labrecque, Patricia Bortoluzzi Archana P. Sangole, Pascal Labrecque, Patricia Bortoluzzi

Modular Neural Network with Fuzzy Integration for Face, Fingerprint and 413 Modular Neural Network with Fuzzy Integration for Face, Fingerprint and 413
Voice Recognition Voice Recognition
Ricardo Muñoz Bernal, Oscar Castillo, Patricia Melin Ricardo Muñoz Bernal, Oscar Castillo, Patricia Melin

Enhanced Hyperspectral Face Recognition 421 Enhanced Hyperspectral Face Recognition 421
David M. Ryer, Kenneth W. Bauer David M. Ryer, Kenneth W. Bauer

An Adaptive Facial Feature Tracking for Expression Recognition Using 429 An Adaptive Facial Feature Tracking for Expression Recognition Using 429
Temporal Information in Feature Selection Temporal Information in Feature Selection
Mahsa Maghami, Ramin Mehran, Mohsen Shiva Mahsa Maghami, Ramin Mehran, Mohsen Shiva

Hierarchical Face Age-Estimation Algorithm Using Informed Facial Features 437 Hierarchical Face Age-Estimation Algorithm Using Informed Facial Features 437
Karl Ricanek Karl Ricanek

Performance Analysis of Moments in Invariant Object Classification 447 Performance Analysis of Moments in Invariant Object Classification 447
Nervez Imamoğlu, Aydin Eresen Nervez Imamoğlu, Aydin Eresen
Arda Yağci, A. Murat Özbayoğlu Arda Yağci, A. Murat Özbayoğlu

Lyapunov Exponents Spectrum Estimation 455 Lyapunov Exponents Spectrum Estimation 455
Davoud Arasteh Davoud Arasteh

Regression of Representative Keys for Classification: A Simple Learning Approach 463 Regression of Representative Keys for Classification: A Simple Learning Approach 463
El Sayed Mahmoud, David Calvert El Sayed Mahmoud, David Calvert

Max Blot-Out Picking for Reducing the Number of Representation Vectors 471 Max Blot-Out Picking for Reducing the Number of Representation Vectors 471
From the Pick and Blot-Out Algorithm From the Pick and Blot-Out Algorithm
Shanmugalingam Easwaran Shanmugalingam Easwaran

A Pick and Blot-Out Algorithm for Obtaining Representation Vectors to 481 A Pick and Blot-Out Algorithm for Obtaining Representation Vectors to 481
Represent An Arbitrary Dataset Represent An Arbitrary Dataset
Shanmugalingam Easwaran Shanmugalingam Easwaran

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A Design Method of Simultaneous Stabilizing Modified PID Controllers 491 A Design Method of Simultaneous Stabilizing Modified PID Controllers 491
Takaaki Hagiwara, Kou Yamada Takaaki Hagiwara, Kou Yamada
Iwanori Murakami, Yoshinori Ando Iwanori Murakami, Yoshinori Ando

Control System to Attenuate Unknown Input Disturbance 499 Control System to Attenuate Unknown Input Disturbance 499
Kou Yamada, Da Zhi Gong, Masahiko Kobayashi Kou Yamada, Da Zhi Gong, Masahiko Kobayashi
Yoshinori Ando, Takaaki Hagiwara, Iwanori Murakami, Yoichi Imai Yoshinori Ando, Takaaki Hagiwara, Iwanori Murakami, Yoichi Imai

Adaptive Neural Controller for a Permanent Magnet DC Motor 507 Adaptive Neural Controller for a Permanent Magnet DC Motor 507
Rajab Challoo, R. Palaniswamy, S. Li, S. Ozcelik Rajab Challoo, R. Palaniswamy, S. Li, S. Ozcelik

Implementation of an Internet-based Tele-Operation for the 515 Implementation of an Internet-based Tele-Operation for the 515
Control of an Inverted Pendulum Control of an Inverted Pendulum
S. Ozcelik, S. Karri, N. Yilmazer, M. Yilmaz S. Ozcelik, S. Karri, N. Yilmazer, M. Yilmaz

Automated Synthesis of Microwave Filters Using Modular Neural Networks 523 Automated Synthesis of Microwave Filters Using Modular Neural Networks 523
A. Ilumoka A. Ilumoka

Ensemble Neural Networks with Fuzzy Integration for Complex Time Series Prediction 531 Ensemble Neural Networks with Fuzzy Integration for Complex Time Series Prediction 531
Martha Elena Pulido, Alejandra Mancilla Martha Elena Pulido, Alejandra Mancilla
Patricia Melin, Oscar Castillo Patricia Melin, Oscar Castillo

Neural Network Based Nonlinear Discriminant Ana lysis for Speech Recognition 539 Neural Network Based Nonlinear Discriminant Ana lysis for Speech Recognition 539
Hongbing Hu, Stephen A. Zahorian Hongbing Hu, Stephen A. Zahorian

Hybrid Method for Better Active Learning 547 Hybrid Method for Better Active Learning 547
Dionysios N. Danilatos, Cihan H. Dagli Dionysios N. Danilatos, Cihan H. Dagli

Application of Taguchi Methods to Manage an Investment Portfolio 555 Application of Taguchi Methods to Manage an Investment Portfolio 555
Vivek K. Jikar, Kenneth M. Ragsdell Vivek K. Jikar, Kenneth M. Ragsdell

Assessment of Prediction of Weathering Degrees for Drilling Core 563 Assessment of Prediction of Weathering Degrees for Drilling Core 563
According to Samples Color According to Samples Color
Nazha Selmaoui, Thomas Quiniou, Christine LaPorte-Magoni Nazha Selmaoui, Thomas Quiniou, Christine LaPorte-Magoni

Extending Sales Forecast from Compressed Interest Rates with 571 Extending Sales Forecast from Compressed Interest Rates with 571
Wavelets and Neural Networks Wavelets and Neural Networks
Claude F. Turner, Anthony Joseph Claude F. Turner, Anthony Joseph

A Model for HGA Manufacturing Yield Prediction Using Adapted 579 A Model for HGA Manufacturing Yield Prediction Using Adapted 579
Stochastic Neural Networks Stochastic Neural Networks
Prasitchai Boonserm, Jumpol Polvichai, Tiranee Achalakul Prasitchai Boonserm, Jumpol Polvichai, Tiranee Achalakul

Extraction of Element Distribution of Gauss Mixture Distributions with 587 Extraction of Element Distribution of Gauss Mixture Distributions with 587
Unknown Number of Elements Unknown Number of Elements
Kiyoshi Tsukakoshi, Shizuo Mawatari Kiyoshi Tsukakoshi, Shizuo Mawatari

Symmetry in Ciset and Ciset Relational Database Operators 595 Symmetry in Ciset and Ciset Relational Database Operators 595
Premchand S. Nair Premchand S. Nair

Variable Compression of Interest Rates in the Forecasting of Aggregate Sales 603 Variable Compression of Interest Rates in the Forecasting of Aggregate Sales 603
Anthony Joseph, Claude F. Turner Anthony Joseph, Claude F. Turner

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A Design Method of Simultaneous Stabilizing Modified PID Controllers 491 A Design Method of Simultaneous Stabilizing Modified PID Controllers 491
Takaaki Hagiwara, Kou Yamada Takaaki Hagiwara, Kou Yamada
Iwanori Murakami, Yoshinori Ando Iwanori Murakami, Yoshinori Ando

Control System to Attenuate Unknown Input Disturbance 499 Control System to Attenuate Unknown Input Disturbance 499
Kou Yamada, Da Zhi Gong, Masahiko Kobayashi Kou Yamada, Da Zhi Gong, Masahiko Kobayashi
Yoshinori Ando, Takaaki Hagiwara, Iwanori Murakami, Yoichi Imai Yoshinori Ando, Takaaki Hagiwara, Iwanori Murakami, Yoichi Imai

Adaptive Neural Controller for a Permanent Magnet DC Motor 507 Adaptive Neural Controller for a Permanent Magnet DC Motor 507
Rajab Challoo, R. Palaniswamy, S. Li, S. Ozcelik Rajab Challoo, R. Palaniswamy, S. Li, S. Ozcelik

Implementation of an Internet-based Tele-Operation for the 515 Implementation of an Internet-based Tele-Operation for the 515
Control of an Inverted Pendulum Control of an Inverted Pendulum
S. Ozcelik, S. Karri, N. Yilmazer, M. Yilmaz S. Ozcelik, S. Karri, N. Yilmazer, M. Yilmaz

Automated Synthesis of Microwave Filters Using Modular Neural Networks 523 Automated Synthesis of Microwave Filters Using Modular Neural Networks 523
A. Ilumoka A. Ilumoka

Ensemble Neural Networks with Fuzzy Integration for Complex Time Series Prediction 531 Ensemble Neural Networks with Fuzzy Integration for Complex Time Series Prediction 531
Martha Elena Pulido, Alejandra Mancilla Martha Elena Pulido, Alejandra Mancilla
Patricia Melin, Oscar Castillo Patricia Melin, Oscar Castillo

Neural Network Based Nonlinear Discriminant Ana lysis for Speech Recognition 539 Neural Network Based Nonlinear Discriminant Ana lysis for Speech Recognition 539
Hongbing Hu, Stephen A. Zahorian Hongbing Hu, Stephen A. Zahorian

Hybrid Method for Better Active Learning 547 Hybrid Method for Better Active Learning 547
Dionysios N. Danilatos, Cihan H. Dagli Dionysios N. Danilatos, Cihan H. Dagli

Application of Taguchi Methods to Manage an Investment Portfolio 555 Application of Taguchi Methods to Manage an Investment Portfolio 555
Vivek K. Jikar, Kenneth M. Ragsdell Vivek K. Jikar, Kenneth M. Ragsdell

Assessment of Prediction of Weathering Degrees for Drilling Core 563 Assessment of Prediction of Weathering Degrees for Drilling Core 563
According to Samples Color According to Samples Color
Nazha Selmaoui, Thomas Quiniou, Christine LaPorte-Magoni Nazha Selmaoui, Thomas Quiniou, Christine LaPorte-Magoni

Extending Sales Forecast from Compressed Interest Rates with 571 Extending Sales Forecast from Compressed Interest Rates with 571
Wavelets and Neural Networks Wavelets and Neural Networks
Claude F. Turner, Anthony Joseph Claude F. Turner, Anthony Joseph

A Model for HGA Manufacturing Yield Prediction Using Adapted 579 A Model for HGA Manufacturing Yield Prediction Using Adapted 579
Stochastic Neural Networks Stochastic Neural Networks
Prasitchai Boonserm, Jumpol Polvichai, Tiranee Achalakul Prasitchai Boonserm, Jumpol Polvichai, Tiranee Achalakul

Extraction of Element Distribution of Gauss Mixture Distributions with 587 Extraction of Element Distribution of Gauss Mixture Distributions with 587
Unknown Number of Elements Unknown Number of Elements
Kiyoshi Tsukakoshi, Shizuo Mawatari Kiyoshi Tsukakoshi, Shizuo Mawatari

Symmetry in Ciset and Ciset Relational Database Operators 595 Symmetry in Ciset and Ciset Relational Database Operators 595
Premchand S. Nair Premchand S. Nair

Variable Compression of Interest Rates in the Forecasting of Aggregate Sales 603 Variable Compression of Interest Rates in the Forecasting of Aggregate Sales 603
Anthony Joseph, Claude F. Turner Anthony Joseph, Claude F. Turner

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PREFACE PREFACE
As a follow up to the previous eighteen volumes of Intelligent Engineering As a follow up to the previous eighteen volumes of Intelligent Engineering
Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, edited by Dagli, C.H. et al., this Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, edited by Dagli, C.H. et al., this
volume contains the edited versions of the technical presentations of ANNIE 2009. volume contains the edited versions of the technical presentations of ANNIE 2009.
The nineteenth international gathering of researchers interested in Computational The nineteenth international gathering of researchers interested in Computational
Intelligence in Architecting Complex Engineering Systems was held from Intelligence in Architecting Complex Engineering Systems was held from
November 2-4, 2009 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. The papers included in this November 2-4, 2009 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. The papers included in this
volume provide a forum for researchers in the computational intelligence field to volume provide a forum for researchers in the computational intelligence field to
exchange ideas on architecting complex engineering systems. exchange ideas on architecting complex engineering systems.

An extended version of each paper selected for inclusion was reviewed by An extended version of each paper selected for inclusion was reviewed by
two referees, then revised, edited, and condensed to the format herein. The papers two referees, then revised, edited, and condensed to the format herein. The papers
in this edited book are grouped into four categories: in this edited book are grouped into four categories:

Architecting Complex Engineering Systems Architecting Complex Engineering Systems

Infrastructure Systems Infrastructure Systems
Evolutionary Computation Evolutionary Computation
General Engineering Applications General Engineering Applications

There were four plenary sessions scheduled for ANNIE 2009. Prof. There were four plenary sessions scheduled for ANNIE 2009. Prof.
Jagannathan Sarangapani opened the conference with the Monday Morning Jagannathan Sarangapani opened the conference with the Monday Morning
Plenary talk titled: “Neural Network Control: Simple Feedback to Optimality ”. The Plenary talk titled: “Neural Network Control: Simple Feedback to Optimality ”. The
Monday Luncheon Plenary talk was presented by Mr. Joe Kleiss on “Immersive Monday Luncheon Plenary talk was presented by Mr. Joe Kleiss on “Immersive
Engineering: A New Approach to Using System Engineering Tools in an Immersive Engineering: A New Approach to Using System Engineering Tools in an Immersive
Environment”. Dr. Kevin Moore opened the Tuesday presentations with his Environment”. Dr. Kevin Moore opened the Tuesday presentations with his
Tuesday Morning Plenary talk on “On the History, Accomplishments, and Future Tuesday Morning Plenary talk on “On the History, Accomplishments, and Future
of the Iterative Learning Control Paradigm”. Mr. Kurt Kinnevan presented the of the Iterative Learning Control Paradigm”. Mr. Kurt Kinnevan presented the
Tuesday Luncheon Plenary on “Development of a Virtual Base Camp Capability”. Tuesday Luncheon Plenary on “Development of a Virtual Base Camp Capability”.

The ANNIE 2009 Banquet Plenary Speaker was William W. Schoening The ANNIE 2009 Banquet Plenary Speaker was William W. Schoening
with his presentation titled “Large Scale Complex Adaptive Systems”. with his presentation titled “Large Scale Complex Adaptive Systems”.

Mr. Schoening has spent 42 years with Boeing as an operations analyst Mr. Schoening has spent 42 years with Boeing as an operations analyst
and systems engineer working on the products ranging from user intensive and systems engineer working on the products ranging from user intensive
software on a work station to fairly complicated individual systems like fighters, software on a work station to fairly complicated individual systems like fighters,
navy ships and ground vehicles to large collections of systems working together to navy ships and ground vehicles to large collections of systems working together to
solve operational problems. He is a Boeing Technical Fellow, a Fellow of the solve operational problems. He is a Boeing Technical Fellow, a Fellow of the
International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) and past president of International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) and past president of
INCOSE. Mr. Schoening earned a AB in Mathematics from Princeton and an MS INCOSE. Mr. Schoening earned a AB in Mathematics from Princeton and an MS
in Mathematics from Northwestern. in Mathematics from Northwestern.

The editors would like to once again thank the authors for their The editors would like to once again thank the authors for their
contributions to the book and presentations at the conference, which enabled the contributions to the book and presentations at the conference, which enabled the
creation of this volume. Further, we wish to express our gratitude to all referees creation of this volume. Further, we wish to express our gratitude to all referees
for their comments and suggestions for revising the papers. for their comments and suggestions for revising the papers.

We would like to mention our appreciation to Tina Dunn for her We would like to mention our appreciation to Tina Dunn for her
commitment to the ANNIE Conferences and her successful completion of ANNIE commitment to the ANNIE Conferences and her successful completion of ANNIE
2009, which is her fifth ANNIE Conference and publication. 2009, which is her fifth ANNIE Conference and publication.

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PREFACE PREFACE
As a follow up to the previous eighteen volumes of Intelligent Engineering As a follow up to the previous eighteen volumes of Intelligent Engineering
Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, edited by Dagli, C.H. et al., this Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks, edited by Dagli, C.H. et al., this
volume contains the edited versions of the technical presentations of ANNIE 2009. volume contains the edited versions of the technical presentations of ANNIE 2009.
The nineteenth international gathering of researchers interested in Computational The nineteenth international gathering of researchers interested in Computational
Intelligence in Architecting Complex Engineering Systems was held from Intelligence in Architecting Complex Engineering Systems was held from
November 2-4, 2009 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. The papers included in this November 2-4, 2009 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. The papers included in this
volume provide a forum for researchers in the computational intelligence field to volume provide a forum for researchers in the computational intelligence field to
exchange ideas on architecting complex engineering systems. exchange ideas on architecting complex engineering systems.

An extended version of each paper selected for inclusion was reviewed by An extended version of each paper selected for inclusion was reviewed by
two referees, then revised, edited, and condensed to the format herein. The papers two referees, then revised, edited, and condensed to the format herein. The papers
in this edited book are grouped into four categories: in this edited book are grouped into four categories:

Architecting Complex Engineering Systems Architecting Complex Engineering Systems

Infrastructure Systems Infrastructure Systems
Evolutionary Computation Evolutionary Computation
General Engineering Applications General Engineering Applications

There were four plenary sessions scheduled for ANNIE 2009. Prof. There were four plenary sessions scheduled for ANNIE 2009. Prof.
Jagannathan Sarangapani opened the conference with the Monday Morning Jagannathan Sarangapani opened the conference with the Monday Morning
Plenary talk titled: “Neural Network Control: Simple Feedback to Optimality ”. The Plenary talk titled: “Neural Network Control: Simple Feedback to Optimality ”. The
Monday Luncheon Plenary talk was presented by Mr. Joe Kleiss on “Immersive Monday Luncheon Plenary talk was presented by Mr. Joe Kleiss on “Immersive
Engineering: A New Approach to Using System Engineering Tools in an Immersive Engineering: A New Approach to Using System Engineering Tools in an Immersive
Environment”. Dr. Kevin Moore opened the Tuesday presentations with his Environment”. Dr. Kevin Moore opened the Tuesday presentations with his
Tuesday Morning Plenary talk on “On the History, Accomplishments, and Future Tuesday Morning Plenary talk on “On the History, Accomplishments, and Future
of the Iterative Learning Control Paradigm”. Mr. Kurt Kinnevan presented the of the Iterative Learning Control Paradigm”. Mr. Kurt Kinnevan presented the
Tuesday Luncheon Plenary on “Development of a Virtual Base Camp Capability”. Tuesday Luncheon Plenary on “Development of a Virtual Base Camp Capability”.

The ANNIE 2009 Banquet Plenary Speaker was William W. Schoening The ANNIE 2009 Banquet Plenary Speaker was William W. Schoening
with his presentation titled “Large Scale Complex Adaptive Systems”. with his presentation titled “Large Scale Complex Adaptive Systems”.

Mr. Schoening has spent 42 years with Boeing as an operations analyst Mr. Schoening has spent 42 years with Boeing as an operations analyst
and systems engineer working on the products ranging from user intensive and systems engineer working on the products ranging from user intensive
software on a work station to fairly complicated individual systems like fighters, software on a work station to fairly complicated individual systems like fighters,
navy ships and ground vehicles to large collections of systems working together to navy ships and ground vehicles to large collections of systems working together to
solve operational problems. He is a Boeing Technical Fellow, a Fellow of the solve operational problems. He is a Boeing Technical Fellow, a Fellow of the
International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) and past president of International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) and past president of
INCOSE. Mr. Schoening earned a AB in Mathematics from Princeton and an MS INCOSE. Mr. Schoening earned a AB in Mathematics from Princeton and an MS
in Mathematics from Northwestern. in Mathematics from Northwestern.

The editors would like to once again thank the authors for their The editors would like to once again thank the authors for their
contributions to the book and presentations at the conference, which enabled the contributions to the book and presentations at the conference, which enabled the
creation of this volume. Further, we wish to express our gratitude to all referees creation of this volume. Further, we wish to express our gratitude to all referees
for their comments and suggestions for revising the papers. for their comments and suggestions for revising the papers.

We would like to mention our appreciation to Tina Dunn for her We would like to mention our appreciation to Tina Dunn for her
commitment to the ANNIE Conferences and her successful completion of ANNIE commitment to the ANNIE Conferences and her successful completion of ANNIE
2009, which is her fifth ANNIE Conference and publication. 2009, which is her fifth ANNIE Conference and publication.

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Lastly, but most importantly, we would like to thank all of our families Lastly, but most importantly, we would like to thank all of our families
for their patience and support during the many long hours that it took to create for their patience and support during the many long hours that it took to create
yet another ANNIE, ANNIE 2009, and subsequently, this book. yet another ANNIE, ANNIE 2009, and subsequently, this book.

Cihan H. Dagli K. Mark Bryden Cihan H. Dagli K. Mark Bryden

Missouri S&T Iowa State University Missouri S&T Iowa State University

Steven M. Corns Mitsuo Gen Steven M. Corns Mitsuo Gen

Missouri S&T Waseda University Missouri S&T Waseda University

Kagan Tumer Gürsel A. Süer Kagan Tumer Gürsel A. Süer

Oregon State University Ohio University Oregon State University Ohio University

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Lastly, but most importantly, we would like to thank all of our families Lastly, but most importantly, we would like to thank all of our families
for their patience and support during the many long hours that it took to create for their patience and support during the many long hours that it took to create
yet another ANNIE, ANNIE 2009, and subsequently, this book. yet another ANNIE, ANNIE 2009, and subsequently, this book.

Cihan H. Dagli K. Mark Bryden Cihan H. Dagli K. Mark Bryden

Missouri S&T Iowa State University Missouri S&T Iowa State University

Steven M. Corns Mitsuo Gen Steven M. Corns Mitsuo Gen

Missouri S&T Waseda University Missouri S&T Waseda University

Kagan Tumer Gürsel A. Süer Kagan Tumer Gürsel A. Süer

Oregon State University Ohio University Oregon State University Ohio University

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 PART I: PART I:
ARCHITECTING COMPLEX ARCHITECTING COMPLEX
ENGINEERING SYSTEMS ENGINEERING SYSTEMS

PART I: PART I:
ARCHITECTING COMPLEX ARCHITECTING COMPLEX
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A NEURAL NETWORK APPROACH TO MODELING SYSTEM A NEURAL NETWORK APPROACH TO MODELING SYSTEM
INTEGRATION SENSITIVITY FOR ARCHITECTURAL ASSESSMENT INTEGRATION SENSITIVITY FOR ARCHITECTURAL ASSESSMENT

JASON P. DAUBY CIHAN H. DAGLI JASON P. DAUBY CIHAN H. DAGLI

Eng Management & Systems Eng Eng Management & Systems Eng Eng Management & Systems Eng Eng Management & Systems Eng
Missouri S&T Missouri S&T Missouri S&T Missouri S&T
Rolla, MO 65409 Rolla, MO 65409 Rolla, MO 65409 Rolla, MO 65409
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

ABSTRACT ABSTRACT
Performance sensitivity resulting from system integration is a subject Performance sensitivity resulting from system integration is a subject
commonly left untreated in the system architecting and early systems commonly left untreated in the system architecting and early systems
engineering phases. Ambiguity in the physical architecture often leads system engineering phases. Ambiguity in the physical architecture often leads system
designers to ignore this emergent behavior even though it can greatly alter the designers to ignore this emergent behavior even though it can greatly alter the
intended system performance. New methods of probing integration sensitivity intended system performance. New methods of probing integration sensitivity
are being researched. These methods employ computationally intensive are being researched. These methods employ computationally intensive
methods to produce a set of performance predictions based on design variable methods to produce a set of performance predictions based on design variable
iterations. There are two shortcomings with this approach. First, the iterations. There are two shortcomings with this approach. First, the
computational intensity of the process limits the capacity to explore a large computational intensity of the process limits the capacity to explore a large
number of iterations. Second, a concise and computationally simple method is number of iterations. Second, a concise and computationally simple method is
needed to encode this data and present it to system designers. In this paper, an needed to encode this data and present it to system designers. In this paper, an
artificial neural network is proposed to address both of these issues. The multi- artificial neural network is proposed to address both of these issues. The multi-
layer perceptron neural network architecture is developed based on a limited layer perceptron neural network architecture is developed based on a limited
available data set. The results obtained are promising to support RF system available data set. The results obtained are promising to support RF system
development. development.

INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION

The objective of the system architecting process is to produce one or more The objective of the system architecting process is to produce one or more
architectural concepts to address specific user needs. User requirements are compiled architectural concepts to address specific user needs. User requirements are compiled
and transformed into functional architectures. Once these functional architectures are and transformed into functional architectures. Once these functional architectures are
refined and agreed upon, the architect searches for candidate physical architectures to refined and agreed upon, the architect searches for candidate physical architectures to
embody that functionality. Given the high cost and long schedule associated with system embody that functionality. Given the high cost and long schedule associated with system
development, there is a need for methods of assessing architectural concepts as early as development, there is a need for methods of assessing architectural concepts as early as
possible. One method of assessing the integration sensitivity of radio frequency (RF) possible. One method of assessing the integration sensitivity of radio frequency (RF)
system architectures is proposed in this paper. system architectures is proposed in this paper.
As with many other systems, RF systems are typically architected, specified, and As with many other systems, RF systems are typically architected, specified, and
built as self-contained systems with defined external system interfaces. A commonly built as self-contained systems with defined external system interfaces. A commonly
ignored interface is the one between the radiating aperture and the system’s installation ignored interface is the one between the radiating aperture and the system’s installation
environment. This is a complicated interface with characteristics that change based on environment. This is a complicated interface with characteristics that change based on
physical proximity to the surrounding structure. Three field regions exist around an physical proximity to the surrounding structure. Three field regions exist around an
antenna and commonly describe this changing interface. Figure 1 illustrates one antenna and commonly describe this changing interface. Figure 1 illustrates one
commonly accepted distinction between the field regions [1]. Specific criteria for commonly accepted distinction between the field regions [1]. Specific criteria for
determining the radiating far-field boundary are typically linked to metrics such as phase determining the radiating far-field boundary are typically linked to metrics such as phase
taper or the percent composition of the near-field component. In any case, there exists taper or the percent composition of the near-field component. In any case, there exists
these interface regions and each one affects the antenna performance differently. these interface regions and each one affects the antenna performance differently.

3 3

A NEURAL NETWORK APPROACH TO MODELING SYSTEM A NEURAL NETWORK APPROACH TO MODELING SYSTEM
INTEGRATION SENSITIVITY FOR ARCHITECTURAL ASSESSMENT INTEGRATION SENSITIVITY FOR ARCHITECTURAL ASSESSMENT

JASON P. DAUBY CIHAN H. DAGLI JASON P. DAUBY CIHAN H. DAGLI

Eng Management & Systems Eng Eng Management & Systems Eng Eng Management & Systems Eng Eng Management & Systems Eng
Missouri S&T Missouri S&T Missouri S&T Missouri S&T
Rolla, MO 65409 Rolla, MO 65409 Rolla, MO 65409 Rolla, MO 65409
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

ABSTRACT ABSTRACT
Performance sensitivity resulting from system integration is a subject Performance sensitivity resulting from system integration is a subject
commonly left untreated in the system architecting and early systems commonly left untreated in the system architecting and early systems
engineering phases. Ambiguity in the physical architecture often leads system engineering phases. Ambiguity in the physical architecture often leads system
designers to ignore this emergent behavior even though it can greatly alter the designers to ignore this emergent behavior even though it can greatly alter the
intended system performance. New methods of probing integration sensitivity intended system performance. New methods of probing integration sensitivity
are being researched. These methods employ computationally intensive are being researched. These methods employ computationally intensive
methods to produce a set of performance predictions based on design variable methods to produce a set of performance predictions based on design variable
iterations. There are two shortcomings with this approach. First, the iterations. There are two shortcomings with this approach. First, the
computational intensity of the process limits the capacity to explore a large computational intensity of the process limits the capacity to explore a large
number of iterations. Second, a concise and computationally simple method is number of iterations. Second, a concise and computationally simple method is
needed to encode this data and present it to system designers. In this paper, an needed to encode this data and present it to system designers. In this paper, an
artificial neural network is proposed to address both of these issues. The multi- artificial neural network is proposed to address both of these issues. The multi-
layer perceptron neural network architecture is developed based on a limited layer perceptron neural network architecture is developed based on a limited
available data set. The results obtained are promising to support RF system available data set. The results obtained are promising to support RF system
development. development.

INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION

The objective of the system architecting process is to produce one or more The objective of the system architecting process is to produce one or more
architectural concepts to address specific user needs. User requirements are compiled architectural concepts to address specific user needs. User requirements are compiled
and transformed into functional architectures. Once these functional architectures are and transformed into functional architectures. Once these functional architectures are
refined and agreed upon, the architect searches for candidate physical architectures to refined and agreed upon, the architect searches for candidate physical architectures to
embody that functionality. Given the high cost and long schedule associated with system embody that functionality. Given the high cost and long schedule associated with system
development, there is a need for methods of assessing architectural concepts as early as development, there is a need for methods of assessing architectural concepts as early as
possible. One method of assessing the integration sensitivity of radio frequency (RF) possible. One method of assessing the integration sensitivity of radio frequency (RF)
system architectures is proposed in this paper. system architectures is proposed in this paper.
As with many other systems, RF systems are typically architected, specified, and As with many other systems, RF systems are typically architected, specified, and
built as self-contained systems with defined external system interfaces. A commonly built as self-contained systems with defined external system interfaces. A commonly
ignored interface is the one between the radiating aperture and the system’s installation ignored interface is the one between the radiating aperture and the system’s installation
environment. This is a complicated interface with characteristics that change based on environment. This is a complicated interface with characteristics that change based on
physical proximity to the surrounding structure. Three field regions exist around an physical proximity to the surrounding structure. Three field regions exist around an
antenna and commonly describe this changing interface. Figure 1 illustrates one antenna and commonly describe this changing interface. Figure 1 illustrates one
commonly accepted distinction between the field regions [1]. Specific criteria for commonly accepted distinction between the field regions [1]. Specific criteria for
determining the radiating far-field boundary are typically linked to metrics such as phase determining the radiating far-field boundary are typically linked to metrics such as phase
taper or the percent composition of the near-field component. In any case, there exists taper or the percent composition of the near-field component. In any case, there exists
these interface regions and each one affects the antenna performance differently. these interface regions and each one affects the antenna performance differently.

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Figure 1. Antenna Environmental Interface Regions Figure 1. Antenna Environmental Interface Regions

It has been established in [2,3] that the environmental interface described can greatly It has been established in [2,3] that the environmental interface described can greatly
impact the RF system’s radiated performance. From a system architecting and early impact the RF system’s radiated performance. From a system architecting and early
systems engineering perspective, it would be desirable to assess a system concept’s systems engineering perspective, it would be desirable to assess a system concept’s
sensitivity to this environmental interface. A prediction of susceptibility could be used to sensitivity to this environmental interface. A prediction of susceptibility could be used to
refine a conceptual architecture, adjust derived Quality Function Deployment (QFD) refine a conceptual architecture, adjust derived Quality Function Deployment (QFD)
weights, improve risk likelihood and consequence estimation, and alter allocated design weights, improve risk likelihood and consequence estimation, and alter allocated design
specifications to account for installed performance deviation from assumed nominal specifications to account for installed performance deviation from assumed nominal
performance. performance.
It is proposed that one way to examine the susceptibility of an architectural concept It is proposed that one way to examine the susceptibility of an architectural concept
is to evaluate the integration sensitivity function associated with the installation is to evaluate the integration sensitivity function associated with the installation
environment and the environmental interfaces of the system. This function rarely exists environment and the environmental interfaces of the system. This function rarely exists
in closed form, but can be sampled via domain specific models and generalized by neural in closed form, but can be sampled via domain specific models and generalized by neural
networks. The generalized function approximation supports both quantitative and networks. The generalized function approximation supports both quantitative and
qualitative assessments of an architectural concept through executable modeling and qualitative assessments of an architectural concept through executable modeling and
assigning fuzzy memberships for decision making. assigning fuzzy memberships for decision making.

THE INTEGRATION SENSITIVITY FUNCTION THE INTEGRATION SENSITIVITY FUNCTION

Typical installation environments are geometrically complex and consist of many Typical installation environments are geometrically complex and consist of many
different materials. Given a known installation environment, it should be possible to different materials. Given a known installation environment, it should be possible to
probe the candidate integration space and estimate the level of sensitivity produced by the probe the candidate integration space and estimate the level of sensitivity produced by the
associated coupling variables. One problem is that during the system architecting phase, associated coupling variables. One problem is that during the system architecting phase,
there is high design ambiguity associated with each of the system components. In other there is high design ambiguity associated with each of the system components. In other
words, a system architect is unlikely to know detailed performance specifications for the words, a system architect is unlikely to know detailed performance specifications for the
antenna that will eventually be designed. The solution is to probe the installation space antenna that will eventually be designed. The solution is to probe the installation space
with a representative canonical probe structure and perform a comparative analysis. A with a representative canonical probe structure and perform a comparative analysis. A
model iteration using the canonical probe will produce an associated performance model iteration using the canonical probe will produce an associated performance
estimate, but the magnitude of the calculated value is only as good as the assumption that estimate, but the magnitude of the calculated value is only as good as the assumption that
the canonical structure will be the selected aperture. Instead, the significance lies in the the canonical structure will be the selected aperture. Instead, the significance lies in the
deviation of the performance of the canonical structure in its integration environment deviation of the performance of the canonical structure in its integration environment
from that in free space. from that in free space.
A suitable canonical probe structure for omni-directional radiation is the half- A suitable canonical probe structure for omni-directional radiation is the half-
wavelength dipole. Its free space performance is well understood and omni-directional in wavelength dipole. Its free space performance is well understood and omni-directional in
the plane perpendicular to the dipole axis. In other words, the dipole far field gain is the plane perpendicular to the dipole axis. In other words, the dipole far field gain is

4 4

Figure 1. Antenna Environmental Interface Regions Figure 1. Antenna Environmental Interface Regions

It has been established in [2,3] that the environmental interface described can greatly It has been established in [2,3] that the environmental interface described can greatly
impact the RF system’s radiated performance. From a system architecting and early impact the RF system’s radiated performance. From a system architecting and early
systems engineering perspective, it would be desirable to assess a system concept’s systems engineering perspective, it would be desirable to assess a system concept’s
sensitivity to this environmental interface. A prediction of susceptibility could be used to sensitivity to this environmental interface. A prediction of susceptibility could be used to
refine a conceptual architecture, adjust derived Quality Function Deployment (QFD) refine a conceptual architecture, adjust derived Quality Function Deployment (QFD)
weights, improve risk likelihood and consequence estimation, and alter allocated design weights, improve risk likelihood and consequence estimation, and alter allocated design
specifications to account for installed performance deviation from assumed nominal specifications to account for installed performance deviation from assumed nominal
performance. performance.
It is proposed that one way to examine the susceptibility of an architectural concept It is proposed that one way to examine the susceptibility of an architectural concept
is to evaluate the integration sensitivity function associated with the installation is to evaluate the integration sensitivity function associated with the installation
environment and the environmental interfaces of the system. This function rarely exists environment and the environmental interfaces of the system. This function rarely exists
in closed form, but can be sampled via domain specific models and generalized by neural in closed form, but can be sampled via domain specific models and generalized by neural
networks. The generalized function approximation supports both quantitative and networks. The generalized function approximation supports both quantitative and
qualitative assessments of an architectural concept through executable modeling and qualitative assessments of an architectural concept through executable modeling and
assigning fuzzy memberships for decision making. assigning fuzzy memberships for decision making.

THE INTEGRATION SENSITIVITY FUNCTION THE INTEGRATION SENSITIVITY FUNCTION

Typical installation environments are geometrically complex and consist of many Typical installation environments are geometrically complex and consist of many
different materials. Given a known installation environment, it should be possible to different materials. Given a known installation environment, it should be possible to
probe the candidate integration space and estimate the level of sensitivity produced by the probe the candidate integration space and estimate the level of sensitivity produced by the
associated coupling variables. One problem is that during the system architecting phase, associated coupling variables. One problem is that during the system architecting phase,
there is high design ambiguity associated with each of the system components. In other there is high design ambiguity associated with each of the system components. In other
words, a system architect is unlikely to know detailed performance specifications for the words, a system architect is unlikely to know detailed performance specifications for the
antenna that will eventually be designed. The solution is to probe the installation space antenna that will eventually be designed. The solution is to probe the installation space
with a representative canonical probe structure and perform a comparative analysis. A with a representative canonical probe structure and perform a comparative analysis. A
model iteration using the canonical probe will produce an associated performance model iteration using the canonical probe will produce an associated performance
estimate, but the magnitude of the calculated value is only as good as the assumption that estimate, but the magnitude of the calculated value is only as good as the assumption that
the canonical structure will be the selected aperture. Instead, the significance lies in the the canonical structure will be the selected aperture. Instead, the significance lies in the
deviation of the performance of the canonical structure in its integration environment deviation of the performance of the canonical structure in its integration environment
from that in free space. from that in free space.
A suitable canonical probe structure for omni-directional radiation is the half- A suitable canonical probe structure for omni-directional radiation is the half-
wavelength dipole. Its free space performance is well understood and omni-directional in wavelength dipole. Its free space performance is well understood and omni-directional in
the plane perpendicular to the dipole axis. In other words, the dipole far field gain is the plane perpendicular to the dipole axis. In other words, the dipole far field gain is

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