An Approach to Detect Structural Development Defects in Object-Oriented Programs

Structural development defects essentially refer to code structure that violates object-oriented design principles. They make program maintenance challenging and deteriorate software quality over time. Various detection approaches, ranging from traditional heuristic algorithms to machine learning methods, are used to identify these defects. Ensemble learning methods have strengthened the detection of these defects. However, existing approaches do not simultaneously exploit the capabilities of extracting relevant features from pre-trained models and the performance of neural networks for the classification task. Therefore, our goal has been to design a model that combines a pre-trained model to extract relevant features from code excerpts through transfer learning and a bagging method with a base estimator, a dense neural network, for defect classification. To achieve this, we composed multiple samples of the same size with replacements from the imbalanced dataset MLCQ1. For all the samples, we used the CodeT5-small variant to extract features and trained a bagging method with the neural network Roberta Classification Head to classify defects based on these features. We then compared this model to RandomForest, one of the ensemble methods that yields good results. Our experiments showed that the number of base estimators to use for bagging depends on the defect to be detected. Next, we observed that it was not necessary to use a data balancing technique with our model when the imbalance rate was 23%. Finally, for blob detection, RandomForest had a median MCC value of 0.36 compared to 0.12 for our method. However, our method was predominant in Long Method detection with a median MCC value of 0.53 compared to 0.42 for RandomForest. These results suggest that the performance of ensemble methods in detecting structural development defects is dependent on specific defects.

Test analysis of detection of damage to a complicated spatial model structure

A two-stage damage detection approach is proposed and experimentally demonstrated on a complicated spatial model structure with a limited number of measurements. In the experiment,five known damage patterns,including 3 brace damage cases and 2 joint damage cases,were simulated by removing braces and weakening beam鈥揷olumn connections in the structure. The limited acceleration response data generated by hammer impact were used for system identification,and modal parameters were extracted by using the eigensystem realization algorithm. In the first stage,the possible damaged locations are determined by using the damage index and the characteristics of the analytical model itself,and the extent of damage for those substructures identified at stage I is estimated in the second stage by using a second-order eigen-sensitivity approximation method. The main contribution of this paper is to test the two-stage method by using the real dynamic data of a complicated spatial model structure with limited sensors. The analysis results indicate that the two-stage approach is ableto detect the location of both damage cases,only the severity of brace damage cases can be assessed,and the reasonable analytical model is critical for successful damage detection.

Investigation of system structure and information processing mechanism for cognitive skywave over-the-horizon radar

Based on the cognitive radar concept and the basic connotation of cognitive skywave over-the-horizon radar（SWOTHR）, the system structure and information processingmechanism about cognitive SWOTHR are researched. Amongthem, the hybrid network system architecture which is thedistributed configuration combining with the centralized cognition and its soft/hardware framework with the sense-detectionintegration are proposed, and the information processing framebased on the lens principle and its information processing flowwith receive-transmit joint adaption are designed, which buildand parse the work law for cognition and its self feedback adjustment with the lens focus model and five stages informationprocessing sequence. After that, the system simulation andthe performance analysis and comparison are provided, whichinitially proves the rationality and advantages of the proposedideas. Finally, four important development ideas of futureSWOTHR toward ＂high frequency intelligence information processing system＂ are discussed, which are scene information fusion, dynamic reconfigurable system, hierarchical and modulardesign, and sustainable development. Then the conclusion thatthe cognitive SWOTHR can cause the performance improvement is gotten.

5-(2-Hydroxylphenyl)diazo-dipyrromethane:Synthesis,Structure and Fluoride Ion Detection

A new azopyrrole compound, 1, has been synthesized and characterized. The crystal of 1 is of monoclinic system, space group P21/c with a = 8.7167（9）, b = 17.5929（19）, c = 12.8096（15） ？, β = 97.565（2）o, V = 1947.3（4） ^3, Z = 4, C（20）H（26）N4O2, Mr = 354.45, Dc = 1.209 g/cm^3, F（000） = 760 and μ（Mo Kα） = 0.080 mm^-1. In the crystal, 1 binds one methanol molecule through N–H…O, O–H…O and O–H…π interactions. UV-Vis titration and 1H NMR titration studies reveal that compound 1 can selectively detect fluoride ion in the DMSO solution.

Simulation Analysis and Experimental Study of Defect Detection Underwater by ACFM Probe

This article studies the application of the alternating current field measurement （ACFM） method in defect detection for underwater structures. Numerical model of the ACFM system is built for structure surface defect detection in seawater environment. Finite element simulation is performed to investigate rules and characteristics of the electromagnetic signal distribution in the defected area. In respect of the simulation results, underwater artificial crack detection experiments are designed and conducted for the ACFM system. The experiment results show that the ACFM system can detect cracks in underwater structures and the detection accuracy is higher than 85%. This can meet the engineering requirement of underwater structure defect detection. The results in this article can be applied to establish technical foundation for the optimization and development of ACFM based underwater structure defects detection system.

Structural Damage Detection with Damage InductionVector and Best Achievable Vector

This paper presents a new method using the damage induction vector (DIV) and the best achievable vector (BAV) by which the change of modes due to structural damage can be applied to detcrnlinc the location and scale of damage in structures. By the DIV, undamagc elements can be castly identified and the damage detection can be limited to a few domains of the structure. The structural damage is located by conlputing the Euclidean distance betwcen the DIV and its BAV. The loss of both stiffness and mass properties can be located and quantified.The characteristic of this method is less calculation and there is no limitation of damage scale. Finally, the effectiveness of the method is demonstrated by detecting the damages of the shallow arches.

Time Series Analysis for Vibration-Based Structural Health Monitoring:A Review

Structural health monitoring(SHM)is a vast,interdisciplinary research field whose literature spans several decades with focusing on condition assessment of different types of structures including aerospace,mechanical and civil structures.The need for quantitative global damage detection methods that can be applied to complex structures has led to vibration-based inspection.Statistical time series methods for SHM form an important and rapidly evolving category within the broader vibration-based methods.In the literature on the structural damage detection,many time series-based methods have been proposed.When a considered time series model approximates the vibration response of a structure and model coefficients or residual error are obtained,any deviations in these coefficients or residual error can be inferred as an indication of a change or damage in the structure.Depending on the technique employed,various damage sensitive features have been proposed to capture the deviations.This paper reviews the application of time series analysis for SHM.The different types of time series analysis are described,and the basic principles are explained in detail.Then,the literature is reviewed based on how a damage sensitive feature is formed.In addition,some investigations that have attempted to modify and/or combine time series analysis with other approaches for better damage identification are presented.

A Structural Damage Detection Method Using XGBoost Algorithm on Natural Frequencies

Structural damage detection and monitoring are vital in product lifecycle management of aeronautic system in space utilization.In this paper,a method based on vibration characteristics and ensemble learning algorithm is proposed to achieve damage detection.Based on the small volume of modal frequency data for intact and damage structures,the extreme gradient boosting algorithm enables robust damage localization under noise condition of wing-like structures on numerical data.The method shows satisfactory performance on localizing damage with random geometrical profiles in most cases.

A Fluctuation Test for Structural Change Detection in Heterogeneous Panel Data Models

Structural change in panel data is a widespread phenomena. This paper proposes a fluctuation test to detect a structural change at an unknown date in heterogeneous panel data models with or without common correlated effects. The asymptotic properties of the fluctuation statistics in two cases are developed under the null and local alternative hypothesis. Furthermore, the consistency of the change point estimator is proven. Monte Carlo simulation shows that the fluctuation test can control the probability of type I error in most cases, and the empirical power is high in case of small and moderate sample sizes. An application of the procedure to a real data is presented.

Speech endpoint detection in low-SNRs environment based on perception spectrogram structure boundary parameter

The Perception Spectrogram Structure Boundary（PSSB）parameter is proposed for speech endpoint detection as a preprocess of speech or speaker recognition.At first a hearing perception speech enhancement is carried out.Then the two-dimensional enhancement is performed upon the sound spectrogram according to the difference between the determinacy distribution characteristic of speech and the random distribution characteristic of noise.Finally a decision for endpoint was made by the PSSB parameter.Experimental results show that,in a low SNR environment from-10 dB to 10 dB,the algorithm proposed in this paper may achieve higher accuracy than the extant endpoint detection algorithms.The detection accuracy of 75.2%can be reached even in the extremely low SNR at-10 dB.Therefore it is suitable for speech endpoint detection in low-SNRs environment.

DAMAGE DETECTION BASED ON OPTIMIZED INCOMPLETE MODE SHAPE AND FREQUENCY

For the purpose of structural health monitoring, a damage detection method combined with optimum sensor placement is proposed in this paper. The back sequential sensor placement （BSSP） algorithm is introduced to optimize the sensor locations with the aim of maximizing the 2-norm of information matrix, since the EI method is not suitable for optimum sensor placement based on eigenvector sensitivity analysis. Structural damage detection is carried out based on the respective advantages of mode shape and frequency. The optimized incomplete mode shapes yielded from the optimal sensor locations are used to localize structural damage. After the potential damage elements have been preliminarily identified, an iteration scheme is adopted to estimate the damage extent of the potential damage elements based on the changes in the frequency. The effectiveness of this method is demonstrated using a numerical example of a 31-bar truss structure.

基于公路客流的中国城市网络结构与空间组织模式（英文）

The use of multi-perspective and multi-scalar city networks has gradually developed into a range of critical approaches to understand spatial interactions and linkages. In particular, road linkages represent key characteristics of spatial dependence and distance decay, and are of great significance in depicting spatial relationships at the regional scale. Therefore, based on highway passenger flow data between prefecture-level administrative units, this paper attempted to identify the functional structures and regional impacts of city networks in China, and to further explore the spatial organization patterns of the existing functional regions, aiming to deepen our understanding of city network structures and to provide new cognitive perspectives for ongoing research. The research results lead to four key conclusions. First, city networks that are based on highway flows exhibit strong spatial dependence and hierarchical characteristics, to a large extent spatially coupled with the distributions of major megaregions in China. These phenomena are a reflection of spatial relationships at regional scales as well as core-periphery structure. Second, 19 communities that belong to an important type of spatial configuration are identified through community detection algorithm, and we suggest they are correspondingly urban economic regions within urban China. Their spatial metaphors include the administrative region economy, spatial spillover effects of megaregions, and core-periphery structure. Third, each community possesses a specific city network system and exhibits strong spatial dependence and various spatial organization patterns. Regional patterns have emerged as the result of multi-level, dynamic, and networked characteristics. Fourth, adopting a morphology-based perspective, the regional city network systems can be basically divided into monocentric, dual-nuclei, polycentric, and low-level equilibration spatial structures, while most are developing monocentrically.

Digital image correlation-based structural state detection through deep learning

This paper presents a new approach for automatical classification of structural state through deep learning.In this work,a Convolutional Neural Network(CNN)was designed to fuse both the feature extraction and classification blocks into an intelligent and compact learning system and detect the structural state of a steel frame;the input was a series of vibration signals,and the output was a structural state.The digital image correlation(DIC)technology was utilized to collect vibration information of an actual steel frame,and subsequently,the raw signals,without further pre-processing,were directly utilized as the CNN samples.The results show that CNN can achieve 99%classification accuracy for the research model.Besides,compared with the backpropagation neural network(BPNN),the CNN had an accuracy similar to that of the BPNN,but it only consumes 19%of the training time.The outputs of the convolution and pooling layers were visually displayed and discussed as well.It is demonstrated that:1)the CNN can extract the structural state information from the vibration signals and classify them;2)the detection and computational performance of the CNN for the incomplete data are better than that of the BPNN;3)the CNN has better anti-noise ability.

Feature Selection Using Tree Model and Classification Through Convolutional Neural Network for Structural Damage Detection

Structural damage detection(SDD)remains highly challenging,due to the difficulty in selecting the optimal damage features from a vast amount of information.In this study,a tree model-based method using decision tree and random forest was employed for feature selection of vibration response signals in SDD.Signal datasets were obtained by numerical experiments and vibration experiments,respectively.Dataset features extracted using this method were input into a convolutional neural network to determine the location of structural damage.Results indicated a 5%to 10%improvement in detection accuracy compared to using original datasets without feature selection,demonstrating the feasibility of this method.The proposed method,based on tree model and classification,addresses the issue of extracting effective information from numerous vibration response signals in structural health monitoring.