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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.
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Real-Time Detection of GPS Spoofing Attack with Hankel Matrix and Unwrapped Phase Angle Data

Khan, Imtiaj 11 1900 (has links)
Cyber-attack on synchrophasor data has become a widely explored area. However, GPS-spoofing and FDIA attacks require different responsive actions. State-estimation based attack detection method works similar way for both types of attacks. It implies that using state-estimation based detection alone doesn’t give the control center enough information about the attack type. This scenario is specifically more critical for those attack detection methods which consider GPS-spoofing attack as another FDIA with falsified phase angle data. Since identifying correct attack type is paramount, we have attempted to develop an algorithm to distinguish these two attacks. Previous researchers exploited low-rank approximation of Hankel Matrix to differentiate between FDIA and physical events. We have demonstrated that, together with angle unwrapping algorithm, low-rank approximation of Hankel Matrix can help us separating GPS-spoofing attack with FDIA. The proposed method is verified with simulation result. It has been demonstrated that the GSA with 3 second time-shift creates a low-rank approximation error 700% higher than that of normal condition, whereas FDIA doesn’t produce any significant change in low-rank approximation error from that of normal condition. Finally, we have proposed a real-time method for successful identification of event, FDIA and GSA. / M.S. / Cyber-attack on synchrophasor data has become a widely explored area. However, GPS-spoofing and FDIA attacks require different responsive actions. State-estimation based attack detection method works similar way for both types of attacks. It implies that using state-estimation based detection alone doesn’t give the control center enough information about the attack type. This scenario is specifically more critical for those attack detection methods which consider GPS-spoofing attack as another FDIA with falsified phase angle data. Since identifying correct attack type is paramount, we have attempted to develop an algorithm to distinguish these two attacks. Previous researchers exploited low-rank approximation of Hankel Matrix to differentiate between FDIA and physical events. We have demonstrated that, together with angle unwrapping algorithm, low-rank approximation of Hankel Matrix can help us separating GPS-spoofing attack with FDIA. The simulation result verifies the next chapter discusses our proposed algorithm on GPS-spoofing attack detection and its ability to distinguish this type of attack from conventional FDIA. The proposed method is verified with simulation result. It has been demonstrated that the GSA with 3 second time-shift creates a low-rank approximation error 700% higher than that of normal condition, whereas FDIA doesn’t produce any significant change in low-rank approximation error from that of normal condition. Finally, we have proposed a real-time method for successful identification of event, FDIA and GSA.
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Universal approach for estimating unknown frequencies for unknown number of sinusoids in a signal

Ahmed, A., Hu, Yim Fun, Pillai, Prashant January 2013 (has links)
No / This paper presents a new approach to estimate the unknown frequencies of the constituent sinusoids in a noiseless signal. The signal comprising of unknown number of sinusoids of unknown amplitudes and unknown phases is measured in the time domain. The Hankel matrix of measured samples is used as a basis for further analysis in the Pisarenko harmonic decomposition. A new constraint, the Existence Factor (EF), has been introduced in the methodology based on the relationship between the frequencies of the unknown sinusoids and the eigenspace of Hankel matrix of signal's samples. The accuracy of the method has been tested through multiple simulations on different signals with an unknown number of sinusoidal components. Results showed that the proposed method has efficiently estimated all the unknown frequencies.
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Elektrokardiogramos tyrimas naudojant koreliacinius sąryšius bei Henkelio matricas / Analysis of electrocardiogram using correlation and Hankel matrix

Patackaitė, Kristina 16 August 2007 (has links)
Pasinaudojant Henkelio matricomis tiriamas elektrokardiogramos ir jos parametrų kompleksiškumas. Po to, elektrokardiogramos fragmentai aprašomi eksponenčių baigtine sume. Taip pat pasiūlytas algoritmas, kaip pasinaudojant koreliacija dvylika standartinių derivacijų pakeisti trimis laisvai pasirenkamomis. / The method how to reinstate standard ECG lead by means of correlation and by three freely chosen ECG leads is suggested in this work. Next method is to evaluate complexity, to analyze, how many components are needed to record ECG and ECG parameters. Also we try to describe ECG fragment using exponential sum.
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Elektrokardiogramos parametrų tyrimas / The Analysis of Complexity of Electrocardiogram Parameters

Šliupaitė, Asta 11 August 2008 (has links)
Medicinoje duomenys dažniausiai yra analizuojami statistiniais metodais. Tačiau šiame darbe elektrokardiogramos (EKG) parametrus tirsime naudodamiesi algebriniais metodais, nes į kiekvieno žmogaus organizmą žvelgiant kaip į sudėtingą ir unikalią kompleksinę sistemą, statistinio tyrimo nepakanka. Egzistuoja specialus algoritmas, leidžiantis funkciją , aprašytą Teiloro eilute arba jos reikšmėmis, išreikšti baigtine eksponenčių suma. Šio darbo tikslas – baigtine eksponenčių suma aproksimuoti EKG parametrų funkcijos dalis, kurios turi baigtinį kompleksiškumą, bei tirti parametrų kompleksiškumo pokyčius ilgame EKG įraše. / Medical data are often analysed using statistical methods. However the aim of this work is to analyse the complexity of some electrocardiogram (ECG) parameters using algebraic mathematical methods, because if we consider a human organism a complex and individual system, the former methods are not adequate. Mainly, we analyse two parameters of ECG: the complexity of R wave amplitude and duration between R waves. The method of Hankel matrices, in which functions of the finite h-rank are written as linear combinations of exponential functions, is used.
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A two-stage method for system identification from time series

Nadsady, Kenneth Allan January 1998 (has links)
No description available.
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Non-convex methods for spectrally sparse signal reconstruction via low-rank Hankel matrix completion

Wang, Tianming 01 May 2018 (has links)
Spectrally sparse signals arise in many applications of signal processing. A spectrally sparse signal is a mixture of a few undamped or damped complex sinusoids. An important problem from practice is to reconstruct such a signal from partial time domain samples. Previous convex methods have the drawback that the computation and storage costs do not scale well with respect to the signal length. This common drawback restricts their applicabilities to large and high-dimensional signals. The reconstruction of a spectrally sparse signal from partial samples can be formulated as a low-rank Hankel matrix completion problem. We develop two fast and provable non-convex solvers, FIHT and PGD. FIHT is based on Riemannian optimization while PGD is based on Burer-Monteiro factorization with projected gradient descent. Suppose the underlying spectrally sparse signal is of model order r and length n. We prove that O(r^2log^2(n)) and O(r^2log(n)) random samples are sufficient for FIHT and PGD respectively to achieve exact recovery with overwhelming probability. Every iteration, the computation and storage costs of both methods are linear with respect to signal length n. Therefore they are suitable for handling spectrally sparse signals of large size, which may be prohibited for previous convex methods. Extensive numerical experiments verify their recovery abilities as well as computation efficiency, and also show that the algorithms are robust to noise and mis-specification of the model order. Comparing the two solvers, FIHT is faster for easier problems while PGD has a better recovery ability.
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An Arcsin Limit Theorem of D-Optimal Designs for Weighted Polynomial Regression

Tsai, Jhong-Shin 10 June 2009 (has links)
Consider the D-optimal designs for the dth-degree polynomial regression model with a bounded and positive weight function on a compact interval. As the degree of the model goes to infinity, we show that the D-optimal design converges weakly to the arcsin distribution. If the weight function is equal to 1, we derive the formulae of the values of the D-criterion for five classes of designs including (i) uniform density design; (ii) arcsin density design; (iii) J_{1/2,1/2} density design; (iv) arcsin support design and (v) uniform support design. The comparison of D-efficiencies among these designs are investigated; besides, the asymptotic expansions and limits of their D-efficiencies are also given. It shows that the D-efficiency of the arcsin support design is the highest among the first four designs.
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Parameter estimation for nonincreasing exponential sums by Prony-like methods

Potts, Daniel, Tasche, Manfred 02 May 2012 (has links) (PDF)
For noiseless sampled data, we describe the close connections between Prony--like methods, namely the classical Prony method, the matrix pencil method and the ESPRIT method. Further we present a new efficient algorithm of matrix pencil factorization based on QR decomposition of a rectangular Hankel matrix. The algorithms of parameter estimation are also applied to sparse Fourier approximation and nonlinear approximation.
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Parameter estimation for nonincreasing exponential sums by Prony-like methods

Potts, Daniel, Tasche, Manfred January 2012 (has links)
For noiseless sampled data, we describe the close connections between Prony--like methods, namely the classical Prony method, the matrix pencil method and the ESPRIT method. Further we present a new efficient algorithm of matrix pencil factorization based on QR decomposition of a rectangular Hankel matrix. The algorithms of parameter estimation are also applied to sparse Fourier approximation and nonlinear approximation.
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Degenerations of classical square matrices and their determinantal structure

Medeiros, Rainelly Cunha de 10 March 2017 (has links)
Submitted by ANA KARLA PEREIRA RODRIGUES (anakarla_@hotmail.com) on 2017-08-25T13:37:53Z No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 1699241 bytes, checksum: 2f092c650c435ae41ec42c261fd9c3af (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-08-25T13:37:53Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 1699241 bytes, checksum: 2f092c650c435ae41ec42c261fd9c3af (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-03-10 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / In thisthesis,westudycertaindegenerations/specializationsofthegenericsquare matrix overa eld k of characteristiczeroalongitsmainrelatedstructures,suchthe determinantofthematrix,theidealgeneratedbyitspartialderivatives,thepolarmap de ned bythesederivatives,theHessianmatrixandtheidealofsubmaximalminorsof the matrix.Thedegenerationtypesofthegenericsquarematrixconsideredhereare: (1) degenerationby\cloning"(repeating)avariable;(2)replacingasubsetofentriesby zeros, inastrategiclayout;(3)furtherdegenerationsoftheabovetypesstartingfrom certain specializationsofthegenericsquarematrix,suchasthegenericsymmetric matrix andthegenericsquareHankelmatrix.Thefocusinallthesedegenerations is intheinvariantsdescribedabove,highlightingonthehomaloidalbehaviorofthe determinantofthematrix.Forthis,weemploytoolscomingfromcommutativealgebra, with emphasisonidealtheoryandsyzygytheory. / Nesta tese,estudamoscertasdegenera c~oes/especializa c~oesdamatrizquadradagen erica sobre umcorpo k de caracter sticazero,aolongodesuasprincipaisestruturasrela- cionadas, taiscomoodeterminantedamatriz,oidealgeradoporsuasderivadasparci- ais, omapapolarde nidoporessasderivadas,amatrizHessianaeoidealdosmenores subm aximosdamatriz.Ostiposdedegenera c~aodamatrizquadradagen ericacon- siderados aquis~ao:(1)degenera c~aopor\clonagem"(repeti c~ao)deumavari avel;(2) substitui c~aodeumsubconjuntodeentradasporzeros,emumadisposi c~aoestrat egica; (3) outrasdegenera c~oesdostiposacimapartindodecertasespecializa c~oesdamatriz quadrada gen erica,taiscomoamatrizgen ericasim etricaeamatrizquadradagen erica de Hankel.Ofocoemtodasessasdegenera c~oes enosinvariantesdescritosacima, com destaqueparaocomportamentohomaloidaldodeterminantedamatriz.Paratal, empregamos ferramentasprovenientesda algebracomutativa,com^enfasenateoriade ideais enateoriadesiz gias.

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