The paper introduces an electroencephalography(EEG) driven online position control scheme for a robot arm by utilizing motor imagery to activate and error related potential(ErrP) to stop the movement of the individual...The paper introduces an electroencephalography(EEG) driven online position control scheme for a robot arm by utilizing motor imagery to activate and error related potential(ErrP) to stop the movement of the individual links, following a fixed(pre-defined) order of link selection. The right(left)hand motor imagery is used to turn a link clockwise(counterclockwise) and foot imagery is used to move a link forward. The occurrence of ErrP here indicates that the link under motion crosses the visually fixed target position, which usually is a plane/line/point depending on the desired transition of the link across 3D planes/around 2D lines/along 2D lines respectively. The imagined task about individual link's movement is decoded by a classifier into three possible class labels: clockwise, counterclockwise and no movement in case of rotational movements and forward, backward and no movement in case of translational movements. One additional classifier is required to detect the occurrence of the ErrP signal, elicited due to visually inspired positional link error with reference to a geometrically selected target position. Wavelet coefficients and adaptive autoregressive parameters are extracted as features for motor imagery and ErrP signals respectively. Support vector machine classifiers are used to decode motor imagination and ErrP with high classification accuracy above 80%. The average time taken by the proposed scheme to decode and execute control intentions for the complete movement of three links of a robot is approximately33 seconds. The steady-state error and peak overshoot of the proposed controller are experimentally obtained as 1.1% and4.6% respectively.展开更多
As increase of disk access speed has far lagged the speed of processors and main memory, disk-scheduling performance, although less significant for personal users with dedicated storage, is crucial for internet-based ...As increase of disk access speed has far lagged the speed of processors and main memory, disk-scheduling performance, although less significant for personal users with dedicated storage, is crucial for internet-based intensive data processing. For modern disks, increase of disk rotation rate makes overhead of disk access to data transfer heavier. Therefore, it seems more important to improve both parallel processing capability of disk I/O and disk-scheduling performance at the same time. For disk-scheduling algorithms based on both disk arm and rotational positions, their time-resolving powers are more precise in comparison with those for disk-scheduling algorithms based only on disk arm position. Algorithms of this sort are studied in this paper. Several improved algorithms based on rotational position are proposed, and simulation results of their performances demonstrate.展开更多
基金supported by UGC Sponsored UPE-ⅡProject in Cognitive Science of Jadavpur University,Kolkata
文摘The paper introduces an electroencephalography(EEG) driven online position control scheme for a robot arm by utilizing motor imagery to activate and error related potential(ErrP) to stop the movement of the individual links, following a fixed(pre-defined) order of link selection. The right(left)hand motor imagery is used to turn a link clockwise(counterclockwise) and foot imagery is used to move a link forward. The occurrence of ErrP here indicates that the link under motion crosses the visually fixed target position, which usually is a plane/line/point depending on the desired transition of the link across 3D planes/around 2D lines/along 2D lines respectively. The imagined task about individual link's movement is decoded by a classifier into three possible class labels: clockwise, counterclockwise and no movement in case of rotational movements and forward, backward and no movement in case of translational movements. One additional classifier is required to detect the occurrence of the ErrP signal, elicited due to visually inspired positional link error with reference to a geometrically selected target position. Wavelet coefficients and adaptive autoregressive parameters are extracted as features for motor imagery and ErrP signals respectively. Support vector machine classifiers are used to decode motor imagination and ErrP with high classification accuracy above 80%. The average time taken by the proposed scheme to decode and execute control intentions for the complete movement of three links of a robot is approximately33 seconds. The steady-state error and peak overshoot of the proposed controller are experimentally obtained as 1.1% and4.6% respectively.
基金Project supported by National Natural Science Foundation of Chi-na( Grant No . 60373088) , and Defense Pre-research Project ofChina(Grant No .413160502)
文摘As increase of disk access speed has far lagged the speed of processors and main memory, disk-scheduling performance, although less significant for personal users with dedicated storage, is crucial for internet-based intensive data processing. For modern disks, increase of disk rotation rate makes overhead of disk access to data transfer heavier. Therefore, it seems more important to improve both parallel processing capability of disk I/O and disk-scheduling performance at the same time. For disk-scheduling algorithms based on both disk arm and rotational positions, their time-resolving powers are more precise in comparison with those for disk-scheduling algorithms based only on disk arm position. Algorithms of this sort are studied in this paper. Several improved algorithms based on rotational position are proposed, and simulation results of their performances demonstrate.
