U.Z. Sanal’s research while affiliated with Havelsan and other places

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Publications (3)


Logical Sensing and Intelligent Perception Based on Rough Sets and Dynamic Decay Adjustment Learning.
  • Conference Paper

January 2002

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7 Citations

Ufuk Zeki Sanal

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This paper presents a logical sensor to be used in the intelligent perception for the motion planning of a mechanical snake searching for rescue in an unstructured environment of collapsed buildings after a natural disaster. The multi-link robot is equipped with ultrasound sensors and a thermal sensor, which detects body heat and isolates any survivor. In this study, the objective is to develop a logical sensing and an intelligent perception model that learns to identify the most suitable zone for control by minimizing the control unpredictability due to uncertainty. This model is based on a radial basis function network trained with dynamic decay adjustment algorithm that classifies the control region into positive regions. Uncertainty irregularities in the control region is modeled using the statistical rough set theory based on beliefs assigned to control cells in a cellular space. Logical sensors are then fused together to construct a wide-angle logical sensor unit in the control zone. Simulation results are given, in order to illustrate the efficiency of the approach developed for an unstructured environment.


A decision support system for fuzzy scheduling of software projects

February 2000

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9 Reads

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5 Citations

In this study, a fuzzy project scheduling decision support system applied to a real world software development project is presented. The purpose of the project scheduling system is to allocate resources (engineers with different skill and experience levels) to activities with different complexity levels and uncertain durations. The activities are nonpreemptive in nature and there are no strict precedence relationships between them. The activity durations are modeled by fuzzy numbers as a function of the skill level of the resource allocated to that activity and the complexity level of the activity. Skill and complexity levels are also represented by fuzzy numbers. The objective of the scheduling of activities is the minimization of the project completion time. In scheduling three heuristic scheduling rules are utilized. These scheduling rules are presented with their applications on sample problems derived from a particular software development project. The decision support system carries the task of organizing the input data entry for scheduling the generation of the schedule, and the presentation of the results to the user


Test program set rehosting

February 2000

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In this study the advantages and disadvantages of rehosting will be presented based on a real world project the critical points of a project, mainly depending on rehosting of large number of test program sets (TPS) on various automated test equipments (ATE) are covered. To name few of the topics to be presented in this study, quality of unit under test (UUT) data; quality of the former TPS to be rehosted; technology of the TPS (digital, analog, hybrid, etc.); ATEs; Software (SW) development environment, SW tools and translators; interface test adapters (ITA); contractual requirements; mating connectors, test connectors and fixtures; evaluation of a TPS to be rehosted. This study covers all the processes ranging from the inspection of the available data to the estimation of the rehosting duration and cost

Citations (2)


...  A thermal sensor is attached to the robot that detects temperature human body in a Radial Basis Function Network trained with Dynamic Decay Adjustment model. When a risky situation for the subject is detected, it identifies and isolates the survivor [12].  That the robot may be able to detect human body heat with a mounted thermal camera is used to detect human body temperature based on Radial Basis Function Network trained with Dynamic Decay Adjustment model to identify and pinpoint survivor locations. ...

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Evolution of Consciousness Systems with Bacteria
Logical Sensing and Intelligent Perception Based on Rough Sets and Dynamic Decay Adjustment Learning.
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • January 2002

... Rather than adapting and augmenting existing project management methods such as COCOMO and FPA, other research has resulted in the development of independent fuzzy systems, complete with fuzzy sets, rule bases and inference engines, in order to provide robust predictions of project size and effort [1,32,59]. The challenge of effective project scheduling has also been addressed by research employing fuzzy sets to represent uncertainty in start and finish times, activity durations, resource availability and resource capabilities [28,16,39,40,48]. This has been extended to then enable more robust risk identification i.e. noting activities that are subject to high uncertainty [15,31]. ...

A decision support system for fuzzy scheduling of software projects
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • February 2000