Modelling Adaptive Noise Cancellation with Sliding Mode Control
Shahidul Gupta
Corresponding
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kavita Haque
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Jian Kumar
RWTH Aachen University
Ahmed Mensah
University of Dhaka
Abstract
Ageing infrastructure and rising loads make the evaluation of adaptive noise cancellation in traffic management systems both timely and necessary. The model was implemented in software and coupled with sliding mode control to permit rapid parametric study. The classification scheme achieved an accuracy of 39% on the test data. The results underline the value of low-cost, locally appropriate technologies for developing regions.
Keywords:
adaptive noise cancellationsliding mode controlconcrete durabilityrice husk ashwastewater treatmentwind energy
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