It is often the case that the frequency response data of a system or a network is available and one wants to identify a linear equivalent from the frequency response data for time-domain simulations and other purposes. To this end, a variety of methods have been proposed, and the vector fitting (VF) method and the frequency-partitioning fitting (FpF) method are often used for electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulations of power systems.
This dataset includes gathering 18-month raw PV data at time intervals of about 200 µs (5 kHz sampling). A post-processing 365-day day-by-day downsampled version, converted to 10 ms intervals (100 Hz sampling), is also included. The end results are two databases: 1. The original, raw, data, including both fast (short circuit, 200 µs) and slow (sweep, 2.5-3.9 s) information for 18 months. These show intervals of missing points, but are provided to allow potential users to reproduce any new work. 2.
This data set is composed by samples of load signature of electric devices acquired on a non-intrusively form. The test-bench was performed using four identical fluorescent lamps, four identical slots and four identical switches. Identical term means the same technical specifications (nominal voltage, power, isolation voltage, among others). The sensors are connected to the power supply in order to measure the electrical variations when appliances are turned on/off. We have 16 possible network configurations with 4 appliances, in which one, two, three or four appliances can be turned on.
We proposed a new dataset, HazeRD, for benchmarking dehazing algorithms under realistic haze conditions. As opposed to prior datasets that made use of synthetically generated images or indoor images with unrealistic parameters for haze simulation, our outdoor dataset allows for more realistic simulation of haze with parameters that are physically realistic and justified by scattering theory.
In order to study the application of machine learning in myoelectric data, the machine learning method has been used for data mining and analysis so as to find correlation characteristics. More than 2,300 myoelectric examination data from Sichuan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for 10 months has been collected and recorded. By means of setting the inclusion criteria and excluding the irrelevant factors, the facial nerve electromyography and auditory brainstem response test reports that meet the research criteria have been screened out.
The Voltammetry-Based Sensing (VBS) methods are extremely interesting due to high specificity in several biochemical applications. Several considerations can be applied to use this method to measure different analytes, and implement efficient and optimized electronic measurement platform for point-of-care diagnostic, in wearable, portable, or IoT systems. The dataset contains the data presented in [1], which proves on real experimental data a method to define the optimized setup to develop efficient and electronic bio-sensing platforms.
The dataset has 150 three-second sampling motor current signals from each synthetically-prepared motors. There are five motors with respective fault condition - bearing axis deviation (F1), stator coil inter-turn short circuit (F2), rotor broken strip (F3), outer bearing ring damage (F4), and healthy (H). The motors are run under five coupling loads - 0, 25, 50, 75, and 100%. The sampling signals are collected and processed into frequency occurrence plots (FOPs). Each image has a label, for example F2_L50_130, where F2 is the fault condition, L50 is the coupling load condition.
We study the Picture-level Just Noticeable Difference (PJND) of symmetrically and asymmetrically compressed stereoscopic images for JPEG2000 and H.265 intra coding. We conduct interactive subjective quality assessment tests to determine the PJND point using both a pristine image and a distorted image as a reference.
