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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Inverse simulation"”.
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Inverse modelling and inverse simulation for system engineering and control applications
… over the past two decades, techniques of inverse simulation have led to a range of successful applications, mainly in the fields of helicopter flight mechanics, aircraft handling qualities and associated issues in terms of model validation. However, the available methods still have some …
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Forward and inverse simulation models of stratal architecture and facies distributions in marine shelf to coastal plain environments
Includes bibliographical references (pages 176-182).
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Developing computational intelligence for helicopter flights control.
… The project draws on the benefits of using inverse simulation and evolutionary algorithms to model systems similar to human process. The aim is to define tasks for the helicopter and have the pilot find control settings that carry out those tasks. The inverse simulation technique for a …
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Methods of system identification, parameter estimation and optimisation applied to problems of modelling and control in engineering and physiology
… been applied successfully to several problems. Inverse systems also receive significant attention in the thesis. These systems have provided a basis for theoretical research in the control systems field over the past two decades and some significant applications have been reported, despite the …
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Inline disinfestation of canola seeds from red flour beetles using a 50-ohm RF technology
… was more predominant at higher RF powers. An inverse simulation was used to estimate kinetic parameters of the thermal death of the adult T. castaneum. 4th order Runge-Kutta method was used to solve the ordinary differential equation (ODE) based kinetic model which has an Arrhenius …
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Aqueous hydrogen sulphide corrosion of iron, iron/chromium and iron/nickle alloys.
Aqueous corrosion reactions, which are electrochemical, occur at the metal/liquid interphase. In anaerobic acidic environments the rate of corrosion is frequently controlled by a charge-transfer reaction rather than by the rate of diffusion of reactant to (or from) the interphase. These …