IRRODL Volume 9, Number 3

Abstracts Volume 9 Number 2

Clinical Pathway (CP) is very complicated and has many exceptional variations. Generally, its treatment course and control steps cannot be totally predefined. Meanwhile, the CP embodies the “Re-flow” therapy features, which is very hard to model, control and manage. Therefore, combined modular modelling method and structure changing mechanisms, a Modular Coloured Petri Net with changeable struc...

Basic and Clinical Neuroscience, Volume 4, Number 3, Full Text

Differential Galois Theory, Volume 46, Number 9

D ifferential Galois theory, like the more familiar Galois theory of polynomial equations on which it is modeled, aims to understand solving differential equations by exploiting the symmetry group of the field generated by a complete set of solutions to a given equation. The subject was invented in the late nineteenth century, and by the middle of the twentieth had been recast in modern rigorou...

GRASP News Volume 9, Number 1

A report of the General Robotics and Active Sensory Perception (GRASP) Laboratory. Comments University of Pennsylvania Institute for Research in Cognitive Science Technical Report No. IRCS-93-31. This other is available at ScholarlyCommons: http://repository.upenn.edu/ircs_reports/186

Abstracts Volume 8 Number 3

Chemical reactors are often characterized by highly nonlinear behaviour. In such cases, the use of conventional control strategies where controllers have fixed parameters can result in poor performance. Knowledge about the static and dynamic properties is a necessary condition for the design of a controller. Unfortunately, measurements on the real system are not always feasible. The only way as...