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Stable linearization using multilayer neural networks (1996)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Delgado, A., Kambhampati, C., & Warwick, K. (1996, September). Stable linearization using multilayer neural networks. Presented at UKACC International Conference on Control. Control '96, Exeter, UK

The main limitation of linearization theory that prevents its application in practical problems is the need for an exact knowledge of the plant. This requirement is eliminated and it is shown that a multilayer network can synthesise the state feedbac... Read More about Stable linearization using multilayer neural networks.

A cognitive approach to road recognition with novel feature indicators (1996)
Journal Article
Varley, D., Visvalingam, M., & Wright, C. (1996). A cognitive approach to road recognition with novel feature indicators. Computer Journal, 39(9), 751-756. https://doi.org/10.1093/comjnl/39.9.751

This paper outlines a simple strategy for recognition of prototypical cases of urban roads from their outline forms alone. Two new form indicators, namely exits and occupancy, are used together with average width to label regions as roads. They prove... Read More about A cognitive approach to road recognition with novel feature indicators.

The relative order and inverses of recurrent networks (1996)
Journal Article
Kambhampati, C., Manchanda, S., Delgado, A., Green, G., Warwick, K., & Tham, M. (1996). The relative order and inverses of recurrent networks. Automatica : the journal of IFAC, the International Federation of Automatic Control, 32(1), 117-123. https://doi.org/10.1016/0005-1098%2895%2900098-4

Mathematica and finite geometry (1995)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Gordon, N. Mathematica and finite geometry. Presented at International Mathematica Symposium

We describe the use of Mathematica in the investigation of some aspects of finite geometry, in particular we look at an example of finding a single polynomial function corresponding to a set of polynomial functions, and an example of finding the PGL(... Read More about Mathematica and finite geometry.

Stable forward shooting for eigenvalues and expectation values (1995)
Journal Article
Killingbeck, J. P., Gordon, N. A., & Witwit, M. R. M. (1995). Stable forward shooting for eigenvalues and expectation values. Physics Letters A, 206(5-6), 279-282. https://doi.org/10.1016/0375-9601%2895%2900632-d

Internal differentiation techniques are used to produce a simple but highly accurate forwardsshootingmethod foreigenvaluesandexpectationvaluesof the Schrödinger equation. A multi-well potential is used as a test case.

Finite Geometry and Computer Algebra, with Applications (1994)
Thesis
Gordon, N. (1994). Finite Geometry and Computer Algebra, with Applications. (Thesis). University of Hull. https://hull-repository.worktribe.com/output/405456

The interaction between geometry and algebra is a diverse and fruitful area to explore. Of particular interest is the area of groups and geometry. In this work we will examine various aspects of this interplay, in particular looking at geometric cano... Read More about Finite Geometry and Computer Algebra, with Applications.

The relative order of a class of recurrent networks (1994)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Manchanda, S., Kambhampati, C., Tham, M., & Green, G. (1994, March). The relative order of a class of recurrent networks. Presented at International Conference on Control '94, Coventry, UK

Three types of recurrent network configurations have been proposed since they enable adequate description of temporal behaviour. The concept of relative order has been introduced so as to provide a framework for analysing such network configurations.... Read More about The relative order of a class of recurrent networks.

Composition algebras and PG(m, 2) (1994)
Journal Article
Gordon, N. A., Jarvis, T. M., Maks, J. G., & Shaw, R. (1994). Composition algebras and PG(m, 2). Journal of Geometry, 51(1-2), 50-59. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01226856

The lines of PG(4, 2) are the points on a quintic in PG(9,2) (1994)
Journal Article
Shaw, R., & Gordon, N. A. (1994). The lines of PG(4, 2) are the points on a quintic in PG(9,2). Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series A, 68(1), 226-231. https://doi.org/10.1016/0097-3165%2894%2990102-3

Let V denote a 5-dimensional vector space over a field, and let (bij) denote the 10 independent components of a bivectorb?Λ2Vrelative to a choice of product basis {eiΛej: 1 ≤i

Line generalisation by repeated elimination of points (1993)
Journal Article
Visvalingam, M., & Whyatt, J. D. (1993). Line generalisation by repeated elimination of points. The Cartographic journal, 30(1), 46-51. https://doi.org/10.1179/000870493786962263

This paper presents a new approach to line generalisation which uses the concept of ‘effective area’ for progressive simplification of a line by point elimination. Two coastlines are used to compare the performance of this, with that of the widely us... Read More about Line generalisation by repeated elimination of points.

Cartographic Algorithms: Problems of Implementation and Evaluation and the Impact of Digitising Errors (1991)
Journal Article
Whyatt, J. D., & Visvalingam, M. (1991). Cartographic Algorithms: Problems of Implementation and Evaluation and the Impact of Digitising Errors. Computer graphics forum : journal of the European Association for Computer Graphics, 10(3), 225-235. https://doi.org/10.1111/1467-8659.1030225

Cartographic generalisation remains one of the outstanding challenges in digital cartography and Geographical Information Systems (GIS). It is generally assumed that computerisation will lead to the removal of spurious variability introduced by the s... Read More about Cartographic Algorithms: Problems of Implementation and Evaluation and the Impact of Digitising Errors.

Approaches to the optimizing control problem (1988)
Journal Article
Ellis, J. E., Kambhampati, C., Sheng, G., & Roberts, P. D. (1988). Approaches to the optimizing control problem. International Journal of Systems Science, 19(10), 1969-1985. https://doi.org/10.1080/00207728808964092

The selection of the steady-state controls which enable a system to operate in an optimum manner is the optimizing control problem. An examination of direct and adaptive model-based approaches to this problem is made. In the direct approach, system m... Read More about Approaches to the optimizing control problem.

The signed Chi-score measure for the classification and mapping of polychotomous data (1981)
Journal Article
Visvalingam, M. (1981). The signed Chi-score measure for the classification and mapping of polychotomous data. The Cartographic journal, 18(1), 32-43. https://doi.org/10.1179/caj.1981.18.1.32

Several polychotomous characteristics, when expressed in chi-score form, exhibit distributions in property space which deviate from the inherent assumptions of the more commonly used methods of cluster analysis. This paper suggests a novel approach t... Read More about The signed Chi-score measure for the classification and mapping of polychotomous data.

Indexing with coded deltas—a data compaction technique (1976)
Journal Article
Visvalingam, M. (1976). Indexing with coded deltas—a data compaction technique. Software: Practice and Experience, 6(3), 397-403. https://doi.org/10.1002/spe.4380060313

The paper describes the coded delta scheme, which is one of the methods used by the Census Research Unit, University of Durham, for compacting the 1971 U.K. census data. It evaluates the merits and limitations of the technique in relation to the char... Read More about Indexing with coded deltas—a data compaction technique.

Training of radiation therapists using a 3D virtual environment
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Beavis, A., Grau, C., Nielsen, K., Phillips, R., & Ward, J. Training of radiation therapists using a 3D virtual environment

Mathematica in the teaching of mathematics for computer science students in H.E.
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Gordon, N. Mathematica in the teaching of mathematics for computer science students in H.E. Presented at 8th International Mathematica Symposium, Avignon

This paper considers the use of Mathematica in the teaching of mathematics to Computer Science students in Higher Education (H.E.). This is based on experiences in the English H.E. system, and includes examples of the kinds of illustrations and appro... Read More about Mathematica in the teaching of mathematics for computer science students in H.E..

E-commerce And E-business: A new paradigm or old business in new clothes?
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Brayshaw, M., & Gordon, N. (2006, July). E-commerce And E-business: A new paradigm or old business in new clothes?. Presented at IADIS International Conference e-Society, Dublin, Ireland

This paper aims to answer the question implicit in the title, namely is e-commerce and e-business a new paradigm or old business in new clothes? We consider whether this topic is truly a new discipline worthy of study and understanding in its own rig... Read More about E-commerce And E-business: A new paradigm or old business in new clothes?.

Enabling multipurpose image interaction in modular visualization environments
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Wright, H., & Chatzinikos, F. Enabling multipurpose image interaction in modular visualization environments. Paper presented at Visualization and Data Analysis 2003

Recent improvements in processor and graphics power mean researchers can now interact with their running simulation at the same time as they view the results. This so-called 'computational steering' brings greater insight to the investigation process... Read More about Enabling multipurpose image interaction in modular visualization environments.

From Single-Frame Rate to Multi-Frame Rate Systems
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Froehlich, B., & Springer, J. From Single-Frame Rate to Multi-Frame Rate Systems

System response and thus interactivity is strictly tied to the framerate in most virtual reality systems. For complex scenes either thevisual quality needs to be sacrificed (e. g. by using a lower level ofdetail) or the system becomes non-interactive... Read More about From Single-Frame Rate to Multi-Frame Rate Systems.

Integrating the DIS standards into a fully-immersive simulation application
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Cruz-Neira, C., Courter, D., & Springer, J. Integrating the DIS standards into a fully-immersive simulation application

Fully-immersive applications in a distributed environment play an increasing role for training and simulation related areas. The Distributed Interactive Simulation protocols were created to ensure interoperability across participating sites. However,... Read More about Integrating the DIS standards into a fully-immersive simulation application.