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ANALYSIS AND PROTOTYPING OF REAL TIME SYSTEMS
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1992Abstract Developers of real time systems are often faced with the problem of having to select an operating system without being able to assess its ability to run a specific real time application. We developed a system which helps in assessing the performance of a real time operating system running any user-defined application.
H. Bashan, E. Koch
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Real-time social interaction analysis
Face and Gesture 2011, 2011This demonstration presents a social interaction analysis system designed to operate in real-time and under real environment conditions. A webcam is used to capture videos of a group of people interacting in an unconstrained environment. Locations of multiple people and their head poses are extracted from the videos.
Chih-Wei Chen +2 more
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Precision averaging for real-time analysis
Communications of the ACM, 1983An analysis of the computation of the arithmetic mean using only single-precision fixed-point arithmetic is presented. This is done to ease the timing constraints common to many on-line applications. Others have introduced several averaging algorithms in floating-point arithmetic for use in inferential statistics.
Mark J. Cloutier, Matthew J. Friedman
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Real time analysis of Valsalva's Maneuver
Computers in Biology and Medicine, 1989This paper describes a real-time system for the evaluation of Valsalva's Maneuver. The computer software is menu-driven and produces the parameters of linear and nonlinear models which can be used to describe the different phases of the Valsalva Maneuver.
W, Bingger +4 more
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SEDVIEW, Real‐time Sedimentation Analysis
Macromolecular Bioscience, 2010AbstractThe ability to obtain a sedimentation coefficient distribution as the run proceeds, and to get an early idea of the quality of a particular sample, has not been made available in real‐time during the run in any of the existing software packages.
David B, Hayes, Walter F, Stafford
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Real-time crowd motion analysis
2008 19th International Conference on Pattern Recognition, 2008Video-surveillance systems are becoming more and more autonomous in the detection and the reporting of abnormal events. In this context, this paper presents an approach to detect abnormal situations in crowded scenes by analyzing the motion aspect instead of tracking subjects one by one.
Nacim Ihaddadene, Chabane Djeraba
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Distributed Real-Time Event Analysis
2015 IEEE International Conference on Autonomic Computing, 2015Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems perform complex event processing over a large number of event streams at high rate. As event streams increase in volume and event processing becomes more complex, traditional approaches such as scaling up to more powerful systems quickly become ineffective.
Julian James Stephen +4 more
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Scalable Analysis of Real-Time Requirements
2019 IEEE 27th International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE), 2019Detecting issues in real-time requirements is usually a trade-off between flexibility and cost: the effort expended depends on how expensive it is to fix a defect introduced by faulty, ambiguous or incomplete requirements. The most rigorous techniques for real-time requirement analysis depend on the formalisation of these requirements.
Vincent Langenfeld +4 more
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2019
Real-time analysis may be the most underappreciated Principle of Green Chemistry, yet its importance cannot be ignored. Every chemical process requires analysis, whether before, during, or after. Continuous-flow processes offer opportunities for real-time analysis just about anytime and anywhere during the process.
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Real-time analysis may be the most underappreciated Principle of Green Chemistry, yet its importance cannot be ignored. Every chemical process requires analysis, whether before, during, or after. Continuous-flow processes offer opportunities for real-time analysis just about anytime and anywhere during the process.
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Real-Time Acrobatic Gesture Analysis
2006Gesture and motion analysis is a highly needed process in the athletics field. This is especially true for sports dealing with acrobatics, because acrobatics mix complex spatial rotations over multiple axes and may be combined with various postures. This paper presents a new vision-based system focused on the analysis of acrobatic gestures of several ...
Ryan Cassel +2 more
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