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... corresponding typical load curve . After that , integral load curve can be formed on the basis of the rules of interval algebra . However , in many cases we may only use expert information to estimate " weight " of each typical load ...
... corresponding typical load curve . After that , integral load curve can be formed on the basis of the rules of interval algebra . However , in many cases we may only use expert information to estimate " weight " of each typical load ...
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... corresponding coefficients of credence . Finally , formed membership function can be given as a trapezoidal one ( Figure 2 ) , that makes possible to simplify following analysis ( from the computational point of view ) without ...
... corresponding coefficients of credence . Finally , formed membership function can be given as a trapezoidal one ( Figure 2 ) , that makes possible to simplify following analysis ( from the computational point of view ) without ...
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... corresponding arc each time . For the transition t shown in Fig . 4 , it has n input places Pij ( j = 1 , ... , n ) and m output places Poj ( j = 1 , ... , m ) . The weights of input and output arcs are w ; ( corresponding to place Pij ) ...
... corresponding arc each time . For the transition t shown in Fig . 4 , it has n input places Pij ( j = 1 , ... , n ) and m output places Poj ( j = 1 , ... , m ) . The weights of input and output arcs are w ; ( corresponding to place Pij ) ...
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Innovations in Design and Integrated | 1 |
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