Smart transportation has a significantly impact on city management and city planning, which has received extensive attentions from academic and industrial communities. Different from omni-directional sensing system, as a directional sensing system, the multimedia-directional sensor network holds the special coverage scheme, which is usually used for smart cities, smart transportation, and harsh environment surveillance, for instance, nuclear-pollution regions where are inhospitable for people. This paper advances Virtual Stream Artificial Fish-swarm based Coverage-Enhancing Algorithm (VSAFCEA) as a coverage-enhancing means in multimedia directional sensor networks. Firstly, a concept of virtual streams, based on traditional artificial fish-swarm algorithm, is proposed. Then, the traditional behaviors of fishes in artificial fish-swarm algorithm are modified and expanded with several new behaviors. Finally, the presented VSAFCEA is adopted for coverage-enhancing issue in the situation of directional sensor networks with rotational direction-adjustable model. With a sequence of steps of artificial fishes in virtual stream, the presented VSAFCEA can figure out the approximation to the highest area coverage rate. Based on comparison of these simulation results (results of presented VSAFCEA and that of other typical coverage-enhancing ways in directional sensor networks), the conclusion can be drawn that VSAFCEA could attain higher area coverage rate of directional sensor networks with fewer iterative computing times.
In natural language processing, a crucial subsystem in a wide range of applications is a part-of-speech (POS) tagger, which labels (or classifies) unannotated words of natural language with POS labels corresponding to categories such as noun, verb or adjective. Mainstream approaches are generally corpus-based: a POS tagger learns from a corpus of pre-annotated data how to correctly tag unlabeled data. Presented here is a brief state-of-the-art account on POS tagging. POS tagging approaches make use of labeled corpus to train computational trained models. Several typical models of three kings of tagging are introduced in this article: rule-based tagging, statistical approaches and evolution algorithms. The advantages and the pitfalls of each typical tagging are discussed and analyzed. Some rule-based and stochastic methods have been successfully achieved accuracies of 93–96 %, while that of some evolution algorithms are about 96–97 %. 相似文献
A new signal analysis method, known as Lv distribution (LVD), has been reported recently to provide improved estimation accuracy of centroid frequency and chirp rate. In this paper, performances of the LVD on signal concentration, detection, representation errors and computational complexity are discussed and compared with polynomial Fourier transform (PFT) and fractional Fourier transform (FrFT). Based on the results of our theoretical analysis and Monte Carlo simulations, it is shown that the LVD achieves desirable performance improvement compared with those achieved by other methods. By using the accurate estimation of chirp rate provided by the LVD, the performance of local polynomial periodogram (LPP) is investigated. Comparisons with other time–frequency representations, such as the inverse LVD (ILVD) and the PFT-based LPP, are made on signal concentration in the time–frequency domain. 相似文献
