分支蚁群动态扰动算法求解TSP问题

蚁群优化算法是一种求解组合优化难题的强启发式算法,它利用正反馈和并行计算原理,具备很强的搜索能力。近年来,蚁群优化算法广泛应用于TSP问题的研究。本文提出分支蚁群动态扰动(DPBAC)算法,该算法主要从5个方面对基本蚁群算法做出改进:引入分支策略选取出发城市;改进状态转移规则;引入变异策略改进蚂蚁路径;改进信息素更新规则;引入条件动态扰动策略。实验表明,该算法可以有效改善基本蚁群算法搜索时间较长、容易陷入局部极小等缺点。     

不同磁场作用下的塞曼效应分析

运用微扰理论研究了不同磁场下的塞曼效应.结果表明,在强磁场下发光原子表现正常塞曼效应;在弱磁场下发光原子表现为反常塞曼效应.     

Local influence: a new approach

The concept of local influence was introduced by Cook(1986). Closer study of the idea of perturbations suggests that it is important to distinguish between those of the data and those of the model, and that in the latter case Cook's definition has a theoretical difficulty. Here a new measure is proposed, which has the incidental benefit of being simpler to compute.     

INFLUENCE FUNCTIONS IN FUNCTIONAL MEASUREMENT ERROR MODELS WITH REPLICATED DATA

We consider the construction and properties of influence functions in the context of functional measurement error models with replicated data. In these models estimates of the parameters can be affected both by the individual observations and the means of replicated observations. We show that influence function of the means of replicates on the estimate of regression coefficients can be only derived under the assumption that the variances of the errors are known, while one for the individual observations can be only derived simultaneously with their influence function on the estimators of the variances of the errors.     

大气阻尼对卫星运动的摄动研究

本文构造了一个大气密度模型,给出了卫星在大气阻尼作用下的摄动方程及计算近地卫星的实用公式。     

Local Influence Analysis for The Ridge Regression Under Stochastic Linear Restrictions

In this article, we assess the local influence for the ridge regression of linear models with stochastic linear restrictions in the spirit of Cook by using the log-likelihood of the stochastic restricted ridge regression estimator. The diagnostics under the perturbations of constant variance, responses and individual explanatory variables are derived. We also assess the local influence of the stochastic restricted ridge regression estimator under the approach suggested by Billor and Loynes. At the end, a numerical example on the Longley data is given to illustrate the theoretic results.     

Local influence of nonlinear mixed effects model based on M-estimation

Abstract

In this work we mainly study the local influence in nonlinear mixed effects model with M-estimation. A robust method to obtain maximum likelihood estimates for parameters is presented, and the local influence of nonlinear mixed models based on robust estimation (M-estimation) by use of the curvature method is systematically discussed. The counting formulas of curvature for case weights perturbation, response variable perturbation and random error covariance perturbation are derived. Simulation studies are carried to access performance of the methods we proposed. We illustrate the diagnostics by an example presented in Davidian and Giltinan, which was analyzed under the non-robust situation.     

Outlier Detection in Time Series Models Using Local Influence Method

We propose a new procedure for detecting a patch of outliers or influential observations for autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) model using local influence analysis. It is shown that the dependency aspects of time series data gives rise to masking or smearing effects when the local influence analysis is performed using current perturbation schemes. We suggest a new perturbation scheme to take into account the dependent structure of time series data, and employ the stepwise local influence method to give a diagnostic procedure. We show that the new perturbation scheme can avoid the smearing effects, and the stepwise technique of local influence can successfully deal with masking effects. Various simulation studies are performed to show the efficiency of proposed methodology and a real example is used for illustrations.     

Supply Performance in Multi‐Echelon Inventory Systems with Intermediate Product Demand: A Perspective on Allocation

In this article, we study the performance of multi‐echelon inventory systems with intermediate, external product demand in one or more upper echelons. This type of problem is of general interest in inventory theory and of particular importance in supply chain systems with both end‐product demand and spare parts (subassemblies) demand. The multi‐echelon inventory system considered here is a combination of assembly and serial stages with direct demand from more than one node. The aspect of multiple sources of demands leads to interesting inventory allocation problems. The demand and capacity at each node are considered stochastic in nature. A fixed supply and manufacturing lead time is used between the stages. We develop mathematical models for these multi‐echelon systems, which describe the inventory dynamics and allow simulation of the system. A simulation‐based inventory optimization approach is developed to search for the best base‐stock levels for these systems. The gradient estimation technique of perturbation analysis is used to derive sample‐path estimators. We consider four allocation schemes: lexicographic with priority to intermediate demand, lexiographic with priority to downstream demand, predetermined proportional allocation, and proportional allocation. Based on the numerical results we find that no single allocation policy is appropriate under all conditions. Depending on the combinations of variability and utilization we identify conditions under which use of certain allocation polices across the supply chain result in lower costs. Further, we determine how selection of an inappropriate allocation policy in the presence of scarce on‐hand inventory could result in downstream nodes facing acute shortages. Consequently we provide insight on why good allocation policies work well under differing sets of operating conditions.