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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The Effects of 3G Mobile Operator Dynamic Decision on Subscribers Diffusion in Taiwan

Guei, Yung 13 July 2007 (has links)
The mobile operators face the problem that the users how to transfer from 2G to 3G as well as telecommunication policy has been opened by government¡F mobile number protablility¡Bthe new 3G competitor¡¦s entry as to result in unexpected revenue in Taiwan. However, the new 3G competitor¡As entry with the great impact on TWM, then the actual utility is lower of TWM. The study is exploring for ¡yThe effect on subscribers diffusion 3G mobile optrator dynamic decision effect on¡z, because the property of problem is high order¡Bnonlinear¡Btime delay, the traditional approach lacking of quantifying basis such as Case Study which cannot simulate the consequence of feasible policy. It cannot estimate what becomes of the solution, thus apt to making wrong decision. Others mathematics approachs cannot explain the dynamic essence of the practical problem. All these approaches are linear and static as linear programing¡BQueuing Theory¡B Monte Carlo Simulation that cannot solve the high order¡Bdynamic problem. These approaches are no usefulness in solving practical management problem. However, System Dynamics is able to solve the dynamic complexity problem that trough the steps of problem description¡B boundary definition¡Bsystem model constructing¡B model testing and simulation to understand the structure and behavior of problem, moreover, to do policy design and evaluation. This study is as system dynamics approach on the foundation of BASS diffusion model and constructing model upon the 3G adoption critical factor in the viewpoint of Theory of Planed Behavior. The objective of study is to construct the diffusion model of TWM subscribers upon system dynamics, then to seek the leading loop and high leverage of behavior through scenario analysis for consultation in policy design. The conclusion of study as following¡]1¡^if the operators take high allowance of GSM handset bundling contract sales, will trun up¡yThe self-limit to growing¡z. When the price competition between operators in the market, the policy will cause that TWM 3G actual subscribers are lower. The best revenue policy is to shorten GSM contract duration by handset price or ceasing GSM bundling contract sales schedule to be advanced.¡]2¡^If all the operators do not do the competition in price aggressively in oligopoly, the relationship between competitors will result in¡yThe rich more rich and the poor more poor¡z. The best revenue policy for operator is the tariff shall be divided into different stages to co-operate with network load and to acquire high data usage subscribers for the goal. It shall reduce the threshold of customer entry for the sake of increasing subscribers in the middle stage. There is an obvious discrenpancy between the best policy in simulation and operator taking. ¡]3¡^If the operators attempt to shorten the timetable of subscribers from GSM transfer to 3G as to shorten GSM contract duration, the network constructing policy should do dynamic policy co-operation with the leading indicator of subscribers diffusion. The scenario simulation upon system dynamics that the counter-intuitive phenomenon often contrasts to the operator¡¦s preconception, avoiding to the confined thinking in policy design.
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Evaluating the thermal-mechanical coupling effect on rubber aging: a combined experimental and modeling approach

Guo, Xufeng 01 July 2020 (has links)
No description available.
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Algoritmos set-membership para equalização autodidata aplicados a redes de sensores sem fio

Assis, Fábio Ferreira de January 2018 (has links)
Orientadora: Profa. Dra. Aline de Oliveira Neves Panazio / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal do ABC, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Engenharia da Informação, Santo André, 2018. / Este trabalho dedica-se ao estudo de algoritmos de filtragem adaptativa autodidata no modo difusão, com aplicações em redes de sensores sem fio (RSSF). No modo difusão, os nós sensores da rede possuem poder de processamento local e trocam informações com seus vizinhos. Neste trabalho, propomos dois algoritmos utilizando como base o algoritmo CMA no modo Difusão (CMAD), com duas abordagens distintas da técnica Set-Membership. O primeiro baseia-se no algoritmo Set-Membership Least Mean Squares (SM-LMS), desenvolvido também no modo difusão. Estendemos o algoritmo para o contexto não supervisionado, denotando por Algoritmo Set-Membership CMA no modo Difusão (SM-CMAD). Mostramos que este algoritmo apresenta desempenho melhor ou similar ao CMAD, em termos de velocidade de convergência, patamar de interferência intersimbólica (IIS) e possuindo a importante vantagem de reduzir as trocas de informações entre os nós, economizando energia e recursos da rede. O segundo algoritmo proposto se baseia no Set-Membership do Módulo Constante (SM-CM), o qual estendemos para o contexto de redes de sensores sem fio no modo difusão. Tal algoritmo é denotado por Algoritmo Set-membership CMA no modo Difusão Square-root Gamma (SM-CMAD-SG). Novamente o algoritmo apresenta um bom desempenho quando comparado com o CMAD e, quando comparado ao SM-CMAD, vemos que sua principal vantagem está na economia em termos de atualizações dos coeficientes do filtro, que chega a valores acima de 70% em diversos cenários de simulação, sem grandes perdas de desempenho economizando energia. / This work is devoted to the study of unsupervised adaptive filtering algorithms in diffusion mode, with applications in wireless sensor networks (WSNs). In diffusion mode, network sensing nodes have local processing power and exchange information with their neighbors. In this work, we propose two algorithms based on the CMA algorithm in Diffusion mode (CMAD), with two different approaches to the Set-Membership technique. The first one is based on the Set-Membership Least Mean Squares (SM-LMS) algorithm, also developed in the diffusion mode. We extend the algorithm to the unsupervised context, denoting by Set-Membership CMA in Diffusion mode (SM-CMAD). We show that this algorithm presents better or similar performance to CMAD, in terms of convergence speed, intersymbol interference threshold (IIS), and has the important advantage of reducing the exchange of information between nodes, saving energy and network resources. The second proposed algorithm is based on the Set-Membership of the Constant Modulus (SM-CM), which we extend to the context of wireless sensor networks in the diffusion mode. This algorithm is denoted by the Set-membership CMA in Diffusion mode Square-root Gamma (SM-CMAD-SG). This algorithm performs well when compared to CMAD and, when compared to SM-CMAD, we see that its main advantage lies in the economy in terms of the update of the filter coefficients, which reaches values above 70% in several scenarios without loss of performance, saving energy.

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