Linear Programming for Edge Detection
Ming Mensah
Corresponding
University of Chittagong
Jong Bhuiyan
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Abstract
Interest in edge detection has grown steadily as the scale and complexity of wind power generation continue to increase. A mathematical model of the system was formulated and solved using linear programming. The proposed layout shortened processing time by 26% in the pilot study. The evidence gathered here strengthens the case for wider adoption of the technique.
Keywords:
edge detectionlinear programminggroundwater contaminationactivated sludge
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