support vector regression (svr) is a learning method based on the support vector machine (svm) that can be used for curve fitting and function estimation. in this paper, the ability of the nu-svr to predict the catalytic activity of the fischer-tropsch (ft) reaction is evaluated and the result is compared with two other prediction techniques including: multilayer perceptron (mlp) and subtractiv...

A method to extract information of network connection status information from physical memory on Windows Vista operating system is proposed. Using this method, a forensic examiner can extract accurately the information of current TCP/IP network connection information, including IDs of processes which established connections, establishing time, local address, local port, remote address, remote p...

In a composite radio environment, different wireless access technologies can be co-operating components of a combined heterogeneous infrastructure. The exploitation of a wireless system, operating in a composite radio context, requires upgraded service and network management capabilities. This paper presents an integrated management system and gives evidence of its capability of optimising serv...

In this paper we describe G/G/R+s multi- repairmen machining system with balking. The system consists of M operating machines, S spare machines, R permanent and s additional repairmen. Assuming the discrete flow of machines by continuous one, the diffusion approximation technique for the machine repair system has developed. The system will be in normal working mode if there is M operating machi...

Consistency is simpler to achieve in the remote access model than in the upload/download model, because in the former model all the requests are handled on the server, which ensures consistency is attained. As for the upload/download model, there might be multiple clients opening the same file simultaneously. Keeping multiple copies of the same file on different machines makes consistency more ...

Introduction In the business management theory of constraints, throughput is the rate at which a system achieves its purpose. For a hospital the purpose or “aim of the system”, as W. Edward Deming refers to it, is to deliver quality patient care as efficiently as possible. Unfortunately, the fragmentation of a hospital’s activities across departmental operational silos propagates waste, comprom...