The existence of heterogeneous information systems in colleges and universities hinders data assets integration and information interaction. The emergence of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and its widespread adoption in enterprises provide ideas for solving this problem, while it is difficult to implement SOA and form an SOA-based informational ecosystem in universities. In response to these problems, an SOA construction scheme driven by master data management was proposed. Firstly, a master data management platform was used to model and integrate the core data assets at the data level. In order to realize data synchronization and consumption, and solve the problem of protocol conversion and service authentication in the process, an enterprise service bus based solution was proposed. Then, in order to the transform the legacy "information island" systems to SOA, a construction solution driven by master data was proposed. The experimental results show that the average latency with concurrency single user, 10 users, 100 users and 10000 users is 8, 11, 59 and 18 ms respectively, which indicates that the performance of the proposed scheme meets the need in different concurrent scenarios. The implementation results show that the data assets integration and information interaction problems have been solved, which proves that the scheme is feasible.
The major drawback of existing Differential Chaos Shift Keying (DCSK) communication system is low transmission rate. To solve the problem, a Correlation Delay-Differential Chaos Shift Keying (CD-DCSK) communication scheme without inter-signal interference was proposed. At the transmitting side, two orthogonal chaotic signals were generated by an orthogonal signal generator and normalized by the sign function to keep the energy of the transmitted signal constant. Then, two chaotic signals and their chaotic signals with different delay time intervals were respectively modulated by 1 bit data information to form a frame of transmission signal. At the demodulation side, correlation demodulation was used to extract data information and the information bits were recovered by detecting the sign of correlator output. The theoretical Bit Error Rate (BER) performance of system under Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) channel was analyzed by using Gaussian Approximation (GA) method, and was compared with classical chaotic communication systems. The performance analysis and experimental results indicate that, compared with DCSK system, the transmission rate of CD-DCSK system without inter-signal interference increases by 50 percentage points, and the BER performance of the proposed system is better than that of Correlation Delay Shift Keying (CDSK) system.
A runtime error is generated in the course of the program's dynamic execution. When the error occurred, it needs to use traditional debug tools to analyze the cause of the error.For the real execution environment of some exception and multi-thread can not be reproduced, the traditional debug analysis means is not obvious. If the variable information can be captured during the program execution, the runtime error site will be caught, which is used as a basis for analysis of the cause of the error. In this paper, the technology of capture runtime error site based on variable tracking was proposed; it can capture specific variable information according to user needs, and effectively improved the flexibility of access to variable information. Based on it, a tool named Runtime Fault Site Analysis (RFST) was implemented, which could be used to analyze error cause and provide error site and aided analysis approach as well.
In traditional graph theory based image segmentation methods,the grayscale value of an image is processed directly to obtain clustering results, but the computing time of these methods is very large. A novel segmentation method based on graph partition on histogram clustering was presented. The proposed algorithm obtained threshold by clustering histogram potential function. Since the input is histogram data, the computation time will not be affected by the image size. Experiment results demonstrate that the computation time can be significantly reduced by the proposed algorithm.