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A new multi objective crested porcupines optimization algorithm for solving optimization problems
In the next section, findings of the experimental analysis conducted to assess the performance of the MOCPO algorithm are presented. Every experiment was conducted independently 30 times with a population size of 40 and a maximum of 1000…
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Bridging the gap between haptic devices and cobots with highly geared magnetorheological actuators
System level
The analysis framework is transposed from internal combustion engines world27 and based on the concept of an actuator’s “brake” torque. The brake torque is a measurable output torque found by subtracting the “frictional”…
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Enhancing stochastic optimal power flow with modified cheetah optimizer for integrating renewable energy sources
The main objective of the OPF problem is to discover a set of control variable values that minimize the total generation and/or polluted emission costs. This entails taking into account various expenditures such as fuel costs, transmission…
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Relative DOA estimation method for UAV swarm based on phase difference information without fixed anchors
UWB transceiver can measure carrier phase more precisely than time-of-flight, the typical error value is less than 3°, which corresponds to 0.06 cm at fc = 3.9936 GHz. Time difference measurements error is about 1600 times higher than phase…
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A novel approach for music genre identification using ZFNet, ELM, and modified electric eel foraging optimizer
After performing data preprocessing and acquiring spectrograms, the data is then subjected to the ZFNet/Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) approach for the goal of data modification, extraction of features, and recognition.
To extract the features of…
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Titan’s rivers end in deep pits, not deltas, defying expectations
A study has just dashed hopes of finding water on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan.
Researchers recently searched for deltas on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, but came up empty.
While Titan features rivers and seas of liquid methane, it…
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OpenAI eyes Chrome ownership if court orders Google to break up
As the U.S. government intensifies its antitrust case against Google, OpenAI has emerged as a surprising potential buyer for the tech giant’s Chrome browser.
The trial, US v. Google, entered its remedies phase this week, with the…
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Amazon’s Starlink rival struggles with satellite production delays
Project Kuiper, Amazon’s ambitious venture to beam internet from space, is struggling to keep up pace.
More than a year into its manufacturing efforts, Amazon has completed only a small fraction of the 1,600 satellites it must launch by…
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Artificial lily pads boost lithium yield, cutting time and land use
South America’s lithium triangle is home to vast evaporation ponds that quietly produce lithium, often called white gold, which powers our phones, electric cars, and batteries.
These ponds, fed by mineral-rich brines, supply nearly 40% of…
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