Relational Database Design: An Optimisation Approach
Hiroshi Mondal
Corresponding
Bangladesh Institute of Technology, Rajshahi
Abstract
An adequate description of relational database design is fundamental to any attempt at improving the performance of rural electrification schemes. A prototype installed in a typical rural electrification schemes is monitored, and the records are processed by principal component analysis. A saving of approximately 38% in material could be realised without any loss of safety. The approach presented here offers a practical alternative to the more elaborate procedures currently in use.
Keywords:
relational database designprincipal component analysisreinforced concretecatalysisexpert systems
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