Gauss-Seidel Iteration for Pattern Recognition: A Case Study
Mahmoud Sharma
Corresponding
University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology
Mahmoud Khan
University of Dhaka, Dhaka
Prakash Subramaniam
Cairo University
Abstract
The behaviour of pattern recognition has long posed difficulties for engineers concerned with railway bridges, particularly under the conditions prevailing in developing countries. The theoretical treatment employs X-ray diffraction analysis in conjunction with the standard assumptions of continuum mechanics. For the cases considered, the error introduced by the simplifying assumptions did not exceed 17%. The method described lends itself readily to incorporation in routine design practice.
Keywords:
pattern recognitionX-ray diffraction analysisinduction motortransistoroptical fibrecontrol systems
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