A self-adaptive differential evolution neutron spectrum unfolding algorithm(SDENUA)is established in this study to unfold the neutron spectra obtained from a water-pumping-injection multilayered concentric sphere neut...A self-adaptive differential evolution neutron spectrum unfolding algorithm(SDENUA)is established in this study to unfold the neutron spectra obtained from a water-pumping-injection multilayered concentric sphere neutron spectrometer(WMNS).Specifically,the neutron fluence bounds are estimated to accelerate the algorithm convergence,and the minimum error between the optimal solution and input neutron counts with relative uncertainties is limited to 10^(-6)to avoid unnecessary calculations.Furthermore,the crossover probability and scaling factor are self-adaptively controlled.FLUKA Monte Carlo is used to simulate the readings of the WMNS under(1)a spectrum of Cf-252 and(2)its spectrum after being moderated,(3)a spectrum used for boron neutron capture therapy,and(4)a reactor spectrum.Subsequently,the measured neutron counts are unfolded using the SDENUA.The uncertainties of the measured neutron count and the response matrix are considered in the SDENUA,which does not require complex parameter tuning or an a priori default spectrum.The results indicate that the solutions of the SDENUA agree better with the IAEA spectra than those of MAXED and GRAVEL in UMG 3.1,and the errors of the final results calculated using the SDENUA are less than 12%.The established SDENUA can be used to unfold spectra from the WMNS.展开更多
As modern weapons and equipment undergo increasing levels of informatization,intelligence,and networking,the topology and traffic characteristics of battlefield data networks built with tactical data links are becomin...As modern weapons and equipment undergo increasing levels of informatization,intelligence,and networking,the topology and traffic characteristics of battlefield data networks built with tactical data links are becoming progressively complex.In this paper,we employ a traffic matrix to model the tactical data link network.We propose a method that utilizes the Maximum Variance Unfolding(MVU)algorithm to conduct nonlinear dimensionality reduction analysis on high-dimensional open network traffic matrix datasets.This approach introduces novel ideas and methods for future applications,including traffic prediction and anomaly analysis in real battlefield network environments.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of the MOST of China(No.2016YFA0300204)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.11227902)as part of the Si PáME2beamline project+1 种基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41774120)the Sichuan Science and Technology Program(No.2021YJ0329)。
文摘A self-adaptive differential evolution neutron spectrum unfolding algorithm(SDENUA)is established in this study to unfold the neutron spectra obtained from a water-pumping-injection multilayered concentric sphere neutron spectrometer(WMNS).Specifically,the neutron fluence bounds are estimated to accelerate the algorithm convergence,and the minimum error between the optimal solution and input neutron counts with relative uncertainties is limited to 10^(-6)to avoid unnecessary calculations.Furthermore,the crossover probability and scaling factor are self-adaptively controlled.FLUKA Monte Carlo is used to simulate the readings of the WMNS under(1)a spectrum of Cf-252 and(2)its spectrum after being moderated,(3)a spectrum used for boron neutron capture therapy,and(4)a reactor spectrum.Subsequently,the measured neutron counts are unfolded using the SDENUA.The uncertainties of the measured neutron count and the response matrix are considered in the SDENUA,which does not require complex parameter tuning or an a priori default spectrum.The results indicate that the solutions of the SDENUA agree better with the IAEA spectra than those of MAXED and GRAVEL in UMG 3.1,and the errors of the final results calculated using the SDENUA are less than 12%.The established SDENUA can be used to unfold spectra from the WMNS.
文摘As modern weapons and equipment undergo increasing levels of informatization,intelligence,and networking,the topology and traffic characteristics of battlefield data networks built with tactical data links are becoming progressively complex.In this paper,we employ a traffic matrix to model the tactical data link network.We propose a method that utilizes the Maximum Variance Unfolding(MVU)algorithm to conduct nonlinear dimensionality reduction analysis on high-dimensional open network traffic matrix datasets.This approach introduces novel ideas and methods for future applications,including traffic prediction and anomaly analysis in real battlefield network environments.
