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T-wave alternans analysis improvement by means of curve alignment prior to distance calculation.

2007

Tracking of repolarization instabilities in the ECG, such as T-wave alternans (TWA), has become a popular non-invasive method to assess the vulnerability to malignant arrhythmic events. These instabilities are usually characterized by small amplitude changes and their measurement is difficult due to the presence of noise and artifacts. Several methods have been recently proposed to address this problem. Most of them are based on amplitude analysis of beat-to-beat alternation of the T wave. This paper describes a preprocessing stage intended to be used prior to amplitude analysis and aimed at improving the alignment between consecutive T waves. This increases the accuracy of the difference c…

Electronic Data ProcessingQuantitative Biology::Tissues and OrgansModels CardiovascularArrhythmias CardiacT wave alternansTracking (particle physics)NoiseElectrocardiographyAmplitudeT wavePotential gradientElectronic engineeringRepolarizationPreprocessorHumansAlgorithmMathematicsAnnual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Annual International Conference
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Going standalone and platform-independent, an example from recent work on the ATLAS Detector Description and interactive data visualization

2019

Until recently, the direct visualization of the complete ATLAS experiment geometry and final analysis data was confined within the software framework of the experiment. To provide a detailed interactive data visualization capability to users, as well as easy access to geometry data, and to ensure platform independence and portability, great effort has been recently put into the modernization of both the core kernel of the detector description and the visualization tools. In this proceedings we will present the new tools, as well as the lessons learned while modernizing the experiment’s code for an efficient use of the detector description and for user-friendly data visualization. Until rece…

Engineering drawing010308 nuclear & particles physicsbusiness.industryAtlas detectorPhysicsQC1-999ATLAS experimentDetectorcomputer.software_genre01 natural sciencesVisualizationSoftware frameworkSoftware portabilityData visualizationKernel (image processing)0103 physical sciences010306 general physicsbusinesscomputerParticle Physics - Experiment
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A multi-sensor multi-rate algorithm for motor rehabilitation with Augmented Reality devices

2016

Using Augmented Reality (AR) could offer stimuli to rehabilitation from neuro-motor disorders, since the patient can be aided in a better known reality than Virtual Reality (VR). The main goal for an AR system is to achieve a good quality of tracking the real object to align with virtual contents. Often a single sensor could not provide enough information to that end due to a low updating rate; therefore joining an other high updating rate sensor could be indispensable, but how to combine data from different sensors especially when they work all at different rates? In this paper an approach based on recursive parameter estimation, focusing on multi-rate tracking in AR devices is suggested. …

Engineering020205 medical informaticsbusiness.industryMechanical Engineeringmedia_common.quotation_subject020208 electrical & electronic engineeringWork (physics)Biomedical EngineeringGyroscope02 engineering and technologyKalman filterVirtual realityTracking (particle physics)Object (computer science)law.inventionSettore ING-INF/04 - AutomaticaArtificial Intelligencelaw0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringQuality (business)Augmented realitybusinessSimulationmedia_common2016 6th IEEE International Conference on Biomedical Robotics and Biomechatronics (BioRob)
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An adaptive control law for robotic manipulator without velocity feedback

2003

In this paper, a new adaptive control law is designed for robotic manipulators, based on the use of reference velocities instead of the actual ones and feedback signals generated from position errors. The law in question is suitable for trajectory tracking and positioning tasks. Its peculiarities are implementation without velocity measurements and estimation, high signal-to-noise ratio in control torques and absence of parameter drift in positioning tasks. Experimental tests are shown with the aim to confirm the validity of the control law and to illustrate its actual effects on the behaviour of the system.

EngineeringAdaptive controlbusiness.industryApplied MathematicsControl (management)Robot manipulatorAdaptive controlControl engineeringTracking (particle physics)Computer Science ApplicationsOutput feedbackSettore ING-INF/04 - AutomaticaControl and Systems EngineeringVelocity feedbackPosition (vector)Control theoryLawTrajectoryTorqueElectrical and Electronic EngineeringbusinessRobotic manipulator
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Globally convergent adaptive and robust control of robotic manipulators for trajectory tracking

2004

This paper deals with a globally convergent adaptive and robust control of robotic manipulators for trajectory tracking in the presence of friction modelled as static nonlinearities. Two control loops are designed according to the cascade control scheme: (a) an inner adaptive control loop, which includes computed torque and PD control actions and friction compensation and (b) an outer robust control loop for unmodelled dynamics compensation. With reference to item (a), two friction compensation schemes are presented; one of them uses both the reference and the actual velocities, whereas the other employs only the actual velocity. Experimental tests carried out on a two-link SCARA manipulato…

EngineeringAdaptive controlbusiness.industryApplied MathematicsSCARAControl engineeringTracking (particle physics)Computer Science ApplicationsCompensation (engineering)Loop (topology)Settore ING-INF/04 - AutomaticaControl and Systems EngineeringCascadeControl theoryTrajectoryModel-based robot control Robust-adaptive control Friction compensationElectrical and Electronic EngineeringRobust controlbusinessControl Engineering Practice
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A CONTROL LAW FOR ROBOTIC MANIPULATORS BASED ON A FILTERED SIGNAL TO GENERATE PD ACTION AND VELOCITY ESTIMATES

2007

This paper deals with an adaptive control law for robotic manipulators based on a filtered signal to generate both the PD action and velocity estimates of the joints, suitable for trajectory tracking tasks, with the particular aim of reducing the harmonic content of the mechanical torques developed at the joints and thus avoiding excitation of unmodelled dynamics and instability. The practical aspects relative to the implementation of the control law are considered as relevant and, consequently, are detailed. In particular, several methods suitable to compute velocity estimates are discussed and compared with the method described in the paper. All of the above methods are illustrated by mea…

EngineeringAdaptive controlbusiness.industryDynamics (mechanics)Adaptive controlControl engineeringTracking (particle physics)SignalAction (physics)Settore ING-INF/04 - AutomaticaControl theoryLawTrajectoryHarmonicTorquebusinessrobot controlInternational Journal of Robotics and Automation
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Adaptive Finite-Time Control for a Flexible Hypersonic Vehicle with Actuator Fault

2013

The problem of robust fault-tolerant tracking control is investigated. Simulation on the longitudinal model of a flexible air-breathing hypersonic vehicle (FAHV) with actuator faults and uncertainties is conducted. In order to guarantee that the velocity and altitude track their desired commands in finite time with the partial loss of actuator effectiveness, an adaptive fault-tolerant control strategy is presented based on practical finite-time sliding mode method. The adaptive update laws are used to estimate the upper bound of uncertainties and the minimum value of actuator efficiency factor. Finally, simulation results show that the proposed control strategy is effective in rejecting unc…

EngineeringArticle Subjectbusiness.industrylcsh:MathematicsGeneral MathematicsGeneral EngineeringMode (statistics)Hypersonic vehicleControl engineeringlcsh:QA1-939Track (rail transport)Tracking (particle physics)Upper and lower boundsActuator faultEfficiency factorComputer Science::Roboticslcsh:TA1-2040Control theorylcsh:Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)businessActuatorMathematical Problems in Engineering
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Latest Frontier Technology and Design of the ATLAS Calorimeter Trigger Board Dedicated to Jet Identification for the LHC Run 3

2016

To cope with the enhanced luminosity of the beam delivered by the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in 2020, the “A Toroidal LHC ApparatuS” (ATLAS) experiment has planned a major upgrade. As part of this, the trigger at Level1 based on calorimeter data will be upgraded to exploit fine-granularity readout using a new system of Feature Extractors, which each use different physics objects for the trigger selection. The article focusses on the jet Feature EXtractor (jFEX) prototype, one of the three types of Feature Extractors. Up to 2 TB/s have to be processed to provide jet identification (including large area jets) and measurements of global variables within few hundred nanoseconds latency budget.…

EngineeringLarge Hadron ColliderCalorimeter (particle physics)010308 nuclear & particles physicsbusiness.industryPhysics::Instrumentation and DetectorsElectrical engineeringLatency (audio)01 natural sciencesSignal030218 nuclear medicine & medical imaging03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineUpgrade0103 physical sciencesMulti-gigabit transceiverSignal integritybusinessField-programmable gate arrayParticle Physics - Experiment
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Real-time 3D imaging of Haines jumps in porous media flow.

2013

Newly developed high-speed, synchrotron-based X-ray computed microtomography enabled us to directly image pore-scale displacement events in porous rock in real time. Common approaches to modeling macroscopic fluid behavior are phenomenological, have many shortcomings, and lack consistent links to elementary pore-scale displacement processes, such as Haines jumps and snap-off. Unlike the common singular pore jump paradigm based on observations of restricted artificial capillaries, we found that Haines jumps typically cascade through 10–20 geometrically defined pores per event, accounting for 64% of the energy dissipation. Real-time imaging provided a more detailed fundamental understanding o…

EngineeringMultidisciplinarybusiness.industryMultiphase flowMechanicsDissipationcomputer.software_genrePhysics::GeophysicsHysteresisCascadePhysical SciencesJumpData miningbusinessPorous mediumDisplacement (fluid)Event (particle physics)computerProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
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Trajectory tracking of underactuated underwater vehicles

2003

This paper deals with a control strategies for underactuated underwater vehicles whose target is the tracking of a space trajectory. A cascade control strategy is employed which brings to a control law consisting of: 1) a kinematic control law, derived from the vehicle kinematic model, which forces this model to track the reference trajectory; and 2) a dynamic control law which forces the system to track the reference signals given by the kinematic control law. Conditions for asymptotic tracking of the trajectory are given with reference to the standard dynamical model of the above vehicle. An observer of the marine current is also added in order to process the control law. Simulation tests…

EngineeringObserver (quantum physics)business.industryUnderactuationnavigation systemsProcess (computing)Control engineeringKinematicsTracking (particle physics)Pipeline surveyingComputer Science::RoboticsSettore ING-INF/04 - AutomaticaTrajectory trackingControl theoryCascadeTrajectoryUnderactuated underwater vehicleUnderwaterbusinessProceedings of the 40th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (Cat. No.01CH37228)
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