The behavior of the classic algorithm for blind source separation (BSS) is detailed for a fixed step size. To improve the algorithm in speed and exactness, essential in tracking a time-varying mixing environment, a variable step size must be employed. The ideal step size should decrease or increase as the overall system error decreases or increases. It is shown analytically that the coefficient...

Liposomes are widely used as drug delivery systems in different forms including osmotic pumps, infusion and IV injection. In spite of these, there is no data available about their behavior under convective flow (e.g. infusion or osmotic pumps) and upon stagnation in such drug delivery systems. As a part of a series of investigations in this area, the present study investigates the effects of vi...

reliability evaluation of a large-scale composite power system faces to numerous events/outage and consequently imposes an extensive burden of calculations. in order to simplify the problem, determination of an equivalent system for large-scale power system is inevitable. this paper proposes a framework as reduction technique to separate a composite power system to three areas: external area, o...

In concentration of hydrogen peroxide, first, the solution should be quite pure, and then, it concentrate with methods such as vacuum distillation and cooling crystallization, because impurities in the hydrogen peroxide solution in high concentrations are causing decomposition of this substance; that is very dangerous. The purpose of this article is separation of chromium and magne...

The blind source separation problem is studied in this paper using a system identiication approach. Two unmeasurable source signals are mixed by means of a channel system resulting in two measurable output signals. The measurable signals can be used in a TITO (Two Inputs Two Outputs) system identiication approach in order to extract the sources. The system to be identiied can be described by tw...

In designing systems, engineers decompose the problem into smaller, more manageable tasks. A classic example of this is the separation principle from control systems which allows one to decompose the design of an optimal feedback control system into two independent tasks by designing (a) an observer, and (b) a controller. We investigate an analogous result for embedded system interfacing that w...