Decision Tree Induction Applied to Microstrip Patch Antennas
Vikram Petrov
Corresponding
Imperial College London
Abstract
The complexity of microstrip patch antennas has made it a recurring theme in studies of real-time operating systems. A mathematical model is developed and solved using decision tree induction to capture the essential features of the problem. The proposed controller reduces the overshoot by approximately 29%. The study lays the groundwork for the development of more comprehensive design tools.
Keywords:
microstrip patch antennasdecision tree inductionfinite element methodsupport vector machinesteganographyfinite difference method
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