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Authors

Butusov O. B.

Degree
Dr. Sci. (Phys.-Math.), Professor, Logistics and Economic Information Department, Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia; Laboratory of Physical and Chemical Fundamentals of Chromatography and Chromato-Mass Spectrometry, Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry named aft A.N. Frumkin of the Russian Academy of Sciences
E-mail
butusov-1@mail.ru
Location
Moscow, Russia
Articles

Computer-aided system for joint investment funds evaluation using back-propagation neural nets

The authors of the article have developed software that helps analyze and forecast profitability for joint investment funds (JIF) using back-propagation neural nets. The authors presented moving window algorithm for time series construction for neural nets training. The results show that neural nets might be used for correct forecasting of JIF profitability.

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Choosing a supplier in supply chain with a fuzzy logic algorithm

Developed fuzzy-logic algorithm and software and information management decision support system for rational choice of supplier in the supply chain by using the analytic hierarchy process and fuzzy set theory operations. The numerical experiments results confirm the efficiency of the algorithm for making logistics management solutions.
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Logical-statistical algorithm for the identification of through pores and its application to the analysis of the nonmaterial structure

Logical and statistical algorithm based on Boolean, morphological and statistical operations to determine through-pore and using micro still images of composite nonmaterial cross sections is presented. Algorithm was applied for micro still images sequence analysis at different section depths of the silicon carbide composite nanomaterial / yttrium aluminum garnet (SiC/Y3Al5O12) sample, obtained by X-ray tomography.
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Adaptive‑multi‑index‑cluster algorithm for comprehensive assessment of the impact of chemical pollution on forests using satellite photographs

An original adaptive-index-clustering algorithm is proposed: “Managed vegetation index”. An original adaptive-multi-index-cluster algorithm for comprehensive assessment of the impact of chemical pollution on forests using satellite photographs is proposed, which is distinguished by the use of an adaptive procedure for the formation of pixel clusters displaying a plurality of spectral channels of a photographic image of each type of vegetation state of a forest stand in the zones of chemical pollution of forest tracts, as well as using the procedure for calculating the weighted average values of complex vegetation indices for each zone of chemical pollution, which allows, based on the values of complex vegetation indices, to determine various biological, phytological and physico-chemical states of forest areas.It should be noted that in order to solve the complex problem of constructing complex indices linked to ecological zones, it is proposed to use the simple idea of increasing the quality of modeling and forecasting by expanding the amount of information. The proposed problem can be solved using a statistical analysis of data on the distribution of pixels whose belonging to ecological zones is known in advance. The development of the algorithm is based on the following prerequisites: (1) using a linear combination of individual classical vegetation indices of the state of forest areas, it is possible to create a new specialized complex vegetation index that makes it possible to identify ecological zones in forest areas according to the levels of impact on forests of chemical pollution of industrial enterprises; (2) the possibility of using specialized complex vegetation indices in the form of weighted average linear combinations of classical vegetation indices. Specialized complex vegetation indices of adaptive selection of weight coefficients are capable of displaying various biological, physicochemical and ecological characteristics of the state of forests based on clustering of satellite image pixels. The proposed algorithm makes it possible to calculate, as a result of clustering, more accurate estimates of the total areas of ecological zones of forest tracts, which can be used as a basis for assessing the degree of ecological degradation of forest tracts and environmental damage. Read more...