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Item type:Item, Workload and Capacity Optimization for Cloud-Edge Computing Systems with Vertical and Horizontal Offloading(2020-03-01) ;Thai, Minh-Tuan ;Lin, Ying-Dar ;Lai, Yuan-Cheng ;Chien, Hsu-Tung交大名義發表A collaborative integration between cloud and edge computing is proposed to be able to exploit the advantages of both technologies. However, most of the existing studies have only considered two-tier cloud-edge computing systems which merely support vertical offloading between local edge nodes and remote cloud servers. This paper thus proposes a generic architecture of cloud-edge computing with the aim of providing both vertical and horizontal offloading between service nodes. To investigate the effectiveness of the design for different operational scenarios, we formulate it as a workload and capacity optimization problem with the objective of minimizing the system computation and communication costs. Because such a mixed-integer nonlinear programming (MINLP) problem is NP-hard, we further develop an approximation algorithm which applies a branch-and-bound method to obtain optimal solutions iteratively. Experimental results show that such a cloud-edge computing architecture can significantly reduce total system costs by about 34%, compared to traditional designs which only support vertical offloading. Our results also indicate that, to accommodate the same number of input workloads, a heterogeneous service allocation scenario requires about a 23% higher system costs than a homogeneous scenario.Item type:Item, End-to-End Slicing With Optimized Communication and Computing Resource Allocation in Multi-Tenant 5G Systems(2020-02-01) ;Chien, Hsu-Tung ;Lin, Ying-Dar ;Lai, Chia-Lin ;Wang, Chien-Ting交大名義發表Slicing is a key technology in 5G networks to provide scalability and flexibility in allocating computing and communication resources among multiple tenants. Typically, 5G networks have a 2-tier architecture consisting of a central office and transport network in the upper tier and a multi-access edge and radio access network in the lower tier. The tenants which share the 2-tier architecture typically have different service-dependent resource requirements. This study proposes an algorithm, designated as Upper-tier First with Latency-bounded Over-provisioning Prevention (UFLOP), to adjust the capacity and traffic allocation in such a way as to minimize the "over-provisioning ratio" while still satisfying the latency constraints and Service Level Agreements (SLAs) of the tenants. The performance of UFLOP is evaluated experimentally with a real testbed on an end-to-end slicing framework using three typical 5G services, namely Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB), Ultra-Reliable Low Latency (URLLC), and massive Machine Type Connection (mMTC). It is shown that UFLOP successfully determines the critical traffic allocation ratio between the central office and the edge which achieves an over-provisioning ratio close to zero while still meeting the latency requirements. The results suggest optimal resource allocation ratios of 10:0, 1.5:8.5 and 7.8:2.2 for the eMBB, URLLC and mMTC applications, respectively. Furthermore, it is shown that the computing resource behaves as a bottleneck for the eMBB and mMTC services, while the communication resource serves as a bottleneck for the URLLC service.Item type:Item, Flood hazard mitigation in land subsidence prone coastal areas by optimal groundwater pumping(2019-11-01) ;Chang, Yin-Lung ;Tsai, Tung-Lin ;Yang, Jinn-Chuang ;土木工程學系防災與水環境研究中心Continuing land subsidence can aggravate flood hazard and diminish the effectiveness of existing flood mitigation systems. This paper presents a study of groundwater- pumping management for mitigating flood hazard in a subsidence infested area in the southwest coast of Taiwan. An optimal groundwater-pumping model is developed for preventing flood hazard from worsening and for satisfying the groundwater demand. In an area where the land is susceptible to pumping-induced subsidence, the study shows that proper long-term pumping strategy to manage spatial-temporal variation of future land subsidence should be an integral part of flood risk management as it can sustain the effectiveness of the flood mitigation measures.Item type:Item, A Multi-Level Optimization Method for Elastic Constants Identification of Composite Laminates(2019-10-01) ;Huang, Chien Yang ;Kam, Tai Yan ;機械工程學系Department of Mechanical EngineeringFeatured Application Material testing for elastic constants determination. Abstract A new and effective elastic constants identification technique is presented to extract the elastic constants of a composite laminate subjected to uniaxial tensile testing. The proposed technique consists of a new multi-level optimization method that can solve different types of minimization problems, including the extraction of material constants of composite laminates from given strains. In the identification process, the optimization problem is solved by using a stochastic multi-start dynamic search minimization algorithm at the first level in order to obtain the statistics of the quasi-optimal design variables for a set of randomly generated starting points. The statistics of the quasi-optimal elastic constants obtained at this level are used to determine the reduced feasible region in order to formulate the second-level optimization problem. The second-level optimization problem is then solved using the particle swarm algorithm in order to obtain the statistics of the new quasi-optimal elastic constants. The iteration process between the first and second levels of optimization continues until the standard deviations of the quasi-optimal design variables at any level of optimization are less than the prescribed values. The proposed multi-level optimization method, as well as several existing global optimization algorithms, is used to solve a number of well-known mathematical minimization problems to verify the accuracy of the method. For the adopted numerical examples, it has been shown that the proposed method is more efficient and effective than the adopted global minimization algorithms to produce the exact solutions. The proposed method is then applied to identify four elastic constants of a [0 degrees/+/- 45 degrees](s) composite laminate using three strains in 0 degrees, 45 degrees, and 90 degrees directions, respectively, of the composite laminate subjected to uniaxial testing. For comparison purposes, several existing global minimization techniques are also used to solve the elastic constants identification problem. Again, it has been shown that the proposed method is capable of producing more accurate results than the adopted available methods. Finally, experimental data are used to demonstrate the applications of the proposed method.Item type:Item, Investigation of the Impact of Drive Current and Phosphor Thickness on the Reliability of High Power White LED Lamp(2019-06-01) ;Singh, Preetpal ;Tan, Cher Ming ;Zhao, Wenyu ;Kuo, Hao Chung交大名義發表Lumen flux of white light-emitting diodes (LEDs) can be increased by increasing phosphor layer thickness and blue LED's drive current. Higher LED currents will lead to an increase in blue light in the output lumen along with higher temperatures which is not acceptable, and a corresponding decrease in the yellow light emission. The physical reason for this decrease is attributed to the finite phosphor particles in the layer and re-emission occurring due to scattered or back reflected blue light rays. A parameter called blue to yellow ratio (BYR) is used which can lead to a current with maximum phosphor utilization while preventing the LED output color to shift from white toward blue. As the degree of impact on reliability from drive current and thickness is different, a careful adjustment of the drive current and phosphor layer thickness shall be made for a given lumen. Response surface method is employed to obtain an optimal combination of the current and thickness where the temperature is the minimum for a given lumen level. The temperature difference for different combinations of current and thickness for a given lumen can be as high as 15 degrees C as found in this paper.Item type:Item, A study on the optimization methods for optomechanical alignment(2006-01-01) ;Yu, Ming-Ta ;Lin, Tsung-Yin ;Lia, Yi-You ;Shu, Pei-Feng機械工程學系The alignment for optomechanical components is important in designing and manufacturing optical systems. This study uses optical fibers for example to find suitable optimization strategies for optomechanical alignment. The core diameter of the single-mode fiber is about 6 mu m to 9 mu m. Any slight misalignment or deformation of the optical mechanism will cause signification optical losses during connections. The alignment methods can be divided into passive and active ones. In the passive alignment, optical connectors, ferrules, and sleeves are used to align two optical fibers. In the active alignment, the best connection position with minimum connection losses must be found, and users usually take a lot of effort to do this. This study uses different optimum methodologies: non-gradient-based, gradient-based, and Hessian-based methods, to find the optimum position. The non-gradient-based method has low accuracy and the efficiency cannot be increased. The gradient-based methods seem to have better efficiency to find the optimum position because it uses gradient information to calculate the search direction in every iteration. Finally for the Hessian-based methods, it is found that the advantage of using Hessian matrix is not obvious because the light intensity distribution is similar to the Gaussian distribution.Item type:Item, Application of global optimization to design of an aspheric pickup head for multiple wavelengths(2006-01-01) ;Tsao, Chao-Hsi ;Chern, Jyh-Long ;光電工程學系Department of PhotonicsAn optimization process combining of global optimization algorithm and further optimization treatment is proposed and demonstrated with application to the objective lenses of multiple-wavelength configurations. Based on the optimal variable set of aspheric coefficients obtained by the proposed global optimization strategy, singlet objective lens for different operational configurations, i.e., for CD and DVD, and for DVD and HDDVD, can be deduced.Item type:Item, Novel optomechanical alignment method using a numerical optimization methodology(2007-06-01) ;Lin, Tsung Y. ;Yu, M. T. ;Liu, W. T. ;機械工程學系Department of Mechanical EngineeringAlignment of optomechanical components is important when designing and manufacturing optical systems. This study used an optical fiber as a case study to develop an alignment method. The core diameter of a single-mode fiber is about 9 mu m, and any slight misalignment or deformation of the optical mechanism will cause significant optical losses in connections. Previous studies have shown that the currently used alignment methods are not efficient, and the precise position for the connection is not easy to locate. This study proposes a two-stage method to overcome these problems. In the first stage, the Nelder-Mead simplex method is used to move quickly to the optimum solution. In the second stage, a numerical optimization method is used to improve the accuracy. This study compares different numerical optimization method that can be used to find the ideal connection position. It can be concluded that the most stable method for the search direction is the steepest-descent method, because the light intensity distribution is similar to a Gaussian one, and the most efficient method for the step-size determination is polynomial interpolation. Therefore, the second stage uses the steepest-descent method with polynomial interpolation. (c) 2007 Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers.Item type:Item, Macro-cell placement fos custom-chip design using self-organizing fuzzy technique(1998-01-01) ;Chang, RI ;Hsiao, PY ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceIn this paper, a new optimization technique called SOFT (self-organizing fuzzy technique) is proposed to solve the macro-cell placement problem. In SOFT, different criteria are simultaneously accounted by a novel fuzzy gain function which models expert knowledge to control the optimization process. The presented procedure is an adaptation of Kohonen's self-organization algorithm which is well suited for implementation on massively parallel architecture for fast computing. The MCNC benchmark examples are presented to verify the performance and feasibility of SOFT. Comparisons are made with the Hopfield network, SOAP and TimberWolf MC5.6. Experiments show that the proposed method yields an average of 17% improvement in total wire length compared with previous methods. Large size problems with 225 and 1024 arbitrarily-sized macrocells are also presented.Item type:Item, Coding optimization for the absolute optical rotary encoder(2018-01-01) ;Wang, Ting-Feng ;Yan, Yung-Jhe ;Chiang, Hou-Chi ;Chen, Tsan LinOu-Yang, MangPrecise positioning system is assuming increasing importance. One of Implementation is an optical rotary encoder system which is composed of a fixed light source, a group of photodetectors, and a coding disc. In fact, position resolution is affected with a permutation of coding on the disc. Unstable dc voltage was found from an analog signal transmitted by photoelectric detectors. Setting up a threshold voltage for digital binariz ation become difficult in this case. In this paper, the limitations, characteristics and operation mode of coding on the disc operation mode arrangement rules of coding on the disc was observed. After collecting the relevant literature, the mathematical sequence named De Bruijn sequence which matches to the arrangement of the above rules and restrictions was found. The desired requirements are summarized and used to filter out the best solution in all solution sets with the designed algorithm. Finally, the characteristics of new and old solutions are compared and discussed.