The problem of data reconciliation and the detection and identification of gross errors, such as measurement bias, are closely related and permits a solution within a mixed integer optimization framework. A mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) approach has been previously investigated by Soderstrom et al. (2001), where the process model was described by a set of linear equations. This paper ...

This paper investigates the fault detection of a micro parallel plate capacitor subjected to nonlinear electrostatic force. For this end Thau observer, which has good ability in fault detection of nonlinear system has been presented and governing nonlinear dynamic equation of the capacitor has been presented. Upper and lower threshold for fault detection have been obtained. The robustness of th...

The occurrence of catastrophic earthquakes necessitates further researches in the structure engineering for retrofitting construction structures. In this paper, the application of the active control in the structures’ seismic response has been addressed. A single degree of freedom nonlinear structure has been studied. The nonlinear dynamic of the structure is considered in which, the nonlin...

The technique of data reconciliation crucially depends on the assumption that only random errors are present in the data and systematic errors either in the measurements or the model equations are not present. If this assumption is invalid, reconciliation can lead to large adjustments being made to the measured values, and the resulting estimates can be very inaccurate and even infeasible. Thus...

The extraction, transformation, use, and disposal of materials can be represented by directed, weighted networks, known in the material flow analysis (MFA) community as Sankey or flow diagrams. However, the construction of such networks is dependent on data that are often scarce, conflicting, or do not directly map onto a Sankey diagram. By formalizing the forms of data entry, a nonlinear const...

Gene tree/species tree reconciliation is a recent decisive progress in phylogenetic methods, accounting for the possible differences between gene histories and species histories. Reconciliation consists in explaining these differences by gene-scale events such as duplication, loss, transfer, which translates mathematically into a mapping between gene tree nodes and species tree nodes or branche...

The reference reconciliation problem consists of deciding whether different identifiers refer to the same world entity. Some existing reference reconciliation approaches use key constraints to infer reconciliation decisions. In the context of the Linked Open Data, this knowledge is not available. We propose KD2R, a method which allows automatic discovery of key constraints associated to OWL2 cl...