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Entwicklung eines Regelungsverfahrens zur Pfadverfolgung für ein Modellfahrzeug mit Sattelanhänger
(2009)
Neben der fortschreitenden Automatisierung im innerbetrieblichen Warenverkehr ist auch die Automatisierung in ausgewählten Bereichen des ausserbetrieblichen Waren- und Güterverkehrs erstrebenswert. Durch den Einsatz von fahrerlosen Lkw-Gespannen auf Speditionshöfen kann die ökonomische Effizienz, der dort anfallenden Abläufe, erheblich erhört werden. Insbesondere werden dazu präzise Regelungsverfahren benötig, die auch für Sattelzüge ein exaktes Abfahren vorgegebener Wege gewährleisten. Das allgemeine Ziel dieser Arbeit ist die Adaption und Evaluation eines Regelverfahrens zur Pfadverfolgung für Sattelzuggespanne. Die Unterschiede im kinematischen Verhalten zwischen LKW mit einem einachsigen Starrdeichselanhänger und Sattelzügen herausgearbeitet werden. Im Weiteren werden die charakteristischen kinematischen Eigenschaften von Sattelzügen bei der Adaption eines Regelverfahrens berücksichtigt, das zunächst speziell für Fahrzeuge mit Starrdeichselanhänger konzipiert wurde. Das Regelungsverfahren zur Pfadverfolgung muss sowohl für vorwärts als auch rückwärtsgerichtete Fahrmanöver geeignet sein. Das Regelungsverfahren wird als abgeschlossene Komponente in die Steuersoftware eines Modellfahrzeugs integriert. Dazu werde für die Geometrie des Modellfahrzeugs spezifische mit dem Ziel, Grenzen möglicher Regelabweichungen zu bestimmen. Die Arbeit dokumentiert darüber hinaus die zentralen Softwarekomponenten des implementierten Regelungsverfahrens
Die Koloskopie ist der Goldstandard zur Aufspürung von gefährlichen Darmpolypen, die sich zu Krebs entwickeln können. In einer solchen Untersuchung sucht der Arzt in den vom Endoskop gelieferten Bildern nach Polypen und kann diese gegebenenfalls entfernen. Um den Arzt bei der Suche zu unterstützen, erforscht die Universität Koblenz-Landau zur Zeit Methoden, die zur automatischen Detektion von Polypen auf endoskopischen Bildern verwendet werden können. Wie auch bei anderen Systemen zur Mustererkennung werden hierzu zunächst Merkmale aus den Bildern extrahiert und mit diesen ein Klassifikator trainiert. Dieser kann dann für die Klassifikation von ihm unbekannten Bildern eingesetzt werden. In dieser Arbeit wurde das vorhandene System zur Polypendetektion um Merkmalsdetektoren erweitert und mit den bereits vorhandenen verglichen. Implementiert wurden Merkmale basierend auf der Diskreten Wavelet-Transformation, auf Grauwertübergangsmatrizen und auf Local Binary Patterns. Verschiedene Modifikationen dieser Merkmale wurden getestet und evaluiert.
This Thesis contributes by reporting on the current state of diffusion of collaboration information technology (CIT). The investigation concludes, with a high degree of certainty, that today we have a "satisfactory" diffusion level of some level-A CITs (mostly e-Mail, distantly followed by Audio Conferencing), and a "dissatisfactory" diffusion level of higher-level CITs (i.e. those requiring significant collaboration and cooperation among users, like Meeting Support Systems, Group Decision Support Systems, etc.). The potential benefits of the latter seem to be far from fully realised due to lack of user acceptance. This conclusion has gradually developed along the research cycle " it was suggested by Empirical Study I, and tested through Empirical Studies II and III. An additional, unplanned and rather interesting, finding from this study has been the recognition of large [mostly business] reporting on numerous Web 2.0 user-community produced collaboration technologies (most of them belonging to the category of "social software") and their metamorphosis from autonomous, "bottom-up" solutions into enterprise-supported infrastructures. Another contribution of this Thesis " again suggested by Empirical Study I, and tested through Empirical Studies II and III " pertains to the "process structure" of CIT diffusion. I have found that collaboration technology has historically diffused following two distinct (interdependent but orthogonal) diffusion paths " top-down (authority-based) and bottom-up. The authority-based diffusion path seems to be characterised by efforts aimed at "imposing" technologies on employees, the primary concern being to make sure that technology seamlessly and easily integrates into the organisational IT infrastructure. On the other hand, the bottom-up diffusion trail seems to be successful. The contribution of this investigation may be summarised as threefold: 1. This investigation consolidates most of the findings to date, pertaining to CIT adoption and diffusion, which have been produced by the CIT research community. Thus, it tells a coherent story of the dynamics of the community focus and the collective wisdom gathered over a period of (at least) one decade. 2. This work offers a meaningful framework within which to analyse existing knowledge " and indeed extends that knowledge base by identifying persistent problems of collaboration technology acceptance, adoption and diffusion. These problems have been repeatedly observed in practice, though the pattern does not seem to have been recognised and internalised by the community. Many of these problems have been observed in cases of CIT use one decade ago, five years ago, three years ago, and continue to be observed today in structurally the same form despite what is unarguably "rapid technological development". This gives me reason to believe that, at least some of the persistent problems of CIT diffusion can be hypothesised as "determining factors". My contribution here is to identify these factors, discuss them in detail, and thus tackle the theme of CIT diffusion through a structured historical narrative. 3. Through my contribution (2) above, I characterise a "knowledge-action gap" in the field of CIT and illuminate a potential path through which the research community might hope to bridge this gap. The gap may be operationalised as cognitive distance between CIT "knowledge" and CIT "action".
In dieser Arbeit werden drei Verfahren zur Objektentfernung aus Bildern einander gegenübergestellt. Zwei der ausgewählten Verfahren stammen aus dem Bereich der sogenannten Inpainting-Verfahren, während das dritte dem Forschungsgebiet der medizinischen Bildverarbeitung entnommen ist. Die Evaluation dieser Verfahren zeigt ihre jeweiligen Vor- und Nachteile auf und prüft ihre Anwendbarkeit auf das spezifische Problem, ein Farbkalibriermuster aus strukturdominierten Bildern zu entfernen. Auf der Grundlage dieser Eigenschaften werden abschließend mehrere Erweiterungen vorgestellt, die eine verbesserte Anwendbarkeit auf das gestellte Problem erreichen.
In recent years, traceability has been more and more universally accepted as being a key factor for the success of software development projects. However, the multitude of different, not well-integrated taxonomies, approaches and technologies impedes the application of traceability techniques in practice. This paper presents a comprehensive view on traceability, pertaining to the whole software development process. Based on graph technology, it derives a seamless approach which combines all activities related to traceability information, namely definition, recording, identification, maintenance, retrieval, and utilization in one single conceptual framework. The presented approach is validated in the context of the ReDSeeDS-project aiming at requirements-based software reuse.
Die Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit dem Einsatz moderner Grafikhardware (GPU) für die Visualisierung und Verarbeitung medizinischer Volumendaten. Die zunehmende Steigerung der Rechenleistung ermöglicht den Einsatz von Standardsystemen für Anwendungsgebiete, die bisher nur speziellen Workstations vorbehalten waren. Zusammen mit dem wesentlichen Vorteil von Grafikhardware Daten direkt anzeigen zu können, sind Verfahren wie visualisierungsgestütztes Berechnen ("visual computing") oder interaktives Steuern von Berechnungen ("computational steering") erst möglich geworden. Darauf wird anhand mehrerer Beispielanwendungen und umgesetzten Konzepten wie den "ray textures" im Detail eingegangen. Da die zu verarbeitenden und darzustellenden Datenmengen stetig ansteigen, ist aufgrund von Speicher- und Bandbreiteneinschränkungen eine kompakte Repräsentation der Daten notwendig. Während die Datenkompression selbst eingehend erforscht wurde, beschäftigt sich die vorliegende Arbeit mit Möglichkeiten, Berechnungen direkt auf den komprimierten Daten durchführen zu können. Dazu wurden verschiedene Algorithmenklassen identifiziert und in die Wavelet-Domäne übertragen. Mit Hilfe von speziellen Varianten der komprimierten Repräsentation ist eine effiziente Umsetzung grundlegender Bildverarbeitungsalgorithmen möglich und zeigt zugleich das Potential dieses Ansatzes auf. Aus technischer Sicht wurde im Laufe der Arbeit die GPU-basierte Programmierumgebung "Cascada" entwickelt. Sowohl die Einführung von objektorientierten Konzepten in die Shaderprogrammierung, als auch eine hierarchische Repräsentation von Berechnungs- und/oder Visualisierungsschritten vereinfacht den Einsatz von Grafikhardware ohne wesentliche Leistungseinbußen. Dies wird anhand verschiedener Implementationen in den jeweiligen Beiträgen und zwei klinischen Projekten im Bereich der Diagnoseunterstützung gezeigt. Hierbei geht es zum einen um die semi-automatische Segmentierung der Leber in niedrig aufgelösten MR-Datensätzen, zum anderen um Möglichkeiten zur Vermessung von abdominalen Aortenaneurysmen; jeweils unterstützt durch Grafikhardware. Darüber hinaus ermöglicht "cascada" auch die Erweiterung hinsichtlich aktueller Architekturen für den universellen Einsatz von Grafikhardware, sowie künftige Entwicklungen durch ein modulares Design.
An empirical study to evaluate the location of advertisement panels by using a mobile marketing tool
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The efficiency of marketing campaigns is a precondition for business success. This paper discusses a technique to transfer advertisement content vie Bluetooth technology and collects market research information at the same time. Conventional advertisement media were enhanced by devices to automatically measure the number, distance, frequency and exposure time of passersby, making information available to evaluate both the wireless media as well as the location in general. This paper presents a study analyzing these data. A cryptographic one-way function protects privacy during data acquisition.
The thesis at hand evaluates Open Source Business Process Management (BPM) Systems in the context of the R4eGov1 Project. The provision of concepts and tools to support and enable interoperability in pan-European networks of pubic administrations is one of the major objectives that R4eGov is aiming at. Thereby a strong focus lies on the interoperability of cross-organizational processes from the viewpoint of modeling, execution and monitoring. BPM can increase the effectiveness and efficiency of cross-organizational processes by restructuring them towards the needs of the entities involved. BPM is dependent on BPM systems that combine technologies of process modeling, business process analysis and execution along with their integration into adequate runtime environments and rule engines. The evaluation that is performed within the thesis investigates how far BPM systems can support several requirements of interoperability that have been developed by the R4eGov project. It also targets at analyzing those BPM system according to generic requirements on BPM and software tools. The investigation is build upon common BPM theories and standards for modeling business processes. It describes the origin and interdependencies of BPM and Workflow Management (WfM), highlighting similarities and differences from the technological and historical perspective. Moreover, it introduces web service standards and technologies that are used to build service-oriented architectures allowing greater flexibility in BPM. In addition the thesis introduces methods and best practices to evaluate software tools. It contains an evaluation framework for BPM tools that has been based on the software product evaluation standard ISO/IEC 14598. The evaluation framework comprises the definition of an R4eGov scenario and a catalogue of criteria for evaluating a set of selected Open Source BPM systems. The definition of the catalogue of criteria is build upon generic requirements on BPM systems and those that are specifically to R4eGov. The chosen methods and the core elements of the evaluation framework will be applied to the selected BPM systems Intalio BPMS,NetBeans IDE, and JBoss jBPM. Finally the results of the applied R4eGov scenario and of the applied catalogue of criteria are being discussed by highlighting individual strengths and weaknesses of the systems.
Ontologies play an important role in knowledge representation for sharing information and collaboratively developing knowledge bases. They are changed, adapted and reused in different applications and domains resulting in multiple versions of an ontology. The comparison of different versions and the analysis of changes at a higher level of abstraction may be insightful to understand the changes that were applied to an ontology. While there is existing work on detecting (syntactical) differences and changes in ontologies, there is still a need in analyzing ontology changes at a higher level of abstraction like ontology evolution or refactoring pattern. In our approach we start from a classification of model refactoring patterns found in software engineering for identifying such refactoring patterns in OWL ontologies using DL reasoning to recognize these patterns.
This minor thesis shows a way to optimise a generated oracle to achieve shorter runtimes. Shorter runtimes of test cases allows the execution of more test cases in the same time. The execution of more test cases leads to a higher confidence in the software-quality. Oracles can be derived from specifications. However specifications are used for different purposes and therefore are not necessarily executable. Even if the are executable it might be with only a high runtime. Those two facts come mostly from the use of quantifiers in the logic. If the quantifier-range is not bounded, respectively if the bounds are outside the target language-datatype-limits, the specification is too expressive to be exported into a program. Even if the bounds inside the used datatype-limits, the quantification is represented as a loop which leads to a runtime blowup, especially if quantifiers are nested. This work explains four different possibilities to reduce the execution time of the oracle by manipulating the quantified formular whereas this approach is only applicable if the quantified variables are of type Integer.