Presently, the negative results of a pandemic loom in a threatening manner on an international scale. Facilities such as airports have contributed significantly to the global spread of the COVID-19 virus. Therefore, in order to address this challenge, studies on sanitary risk management and the proper application of countermeasures should be carried out. To measure the consequences over passenger flow, simulation modelling has been set up at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport. Several scenarios using daily traffic data were run in different circumstances. This allowed the development of some assumptions regarding the overall capacity of the airport. The proposed simulations make it possible to calculate the number of passengers to be processed in accordance with the available check-in counters based on the proposed sanitary measures.
This paper deals with a recognition system of character for handwritten Tifinagh Text. Here in this work a neural network (the multi-layer perceptron MLP) and Hidden Markov Models (HMM) are proposed for handwritten characters identification. The features of Tifinagh characters are abstracted by mathematical morphology. Acquisition, scanning, thinning and text segmentation are also done in preprocessing phase before the classification with MLP and HMM. This work has achieved approximately 80% of success rate for Tifinagh handwritten text identification.
General TermsHidden Markov Model HMM, Neural Network NN, Baum-Welch algorithm.
This paper is mainly concerned with the following functional equation
where 𝐺 is a locally compact group, 𝐾 a compact subgroup of its morphisms, and μ is a generalized Gelfand measure. It is shown that continuous and bounded solutions of this equation can be expressed in terms of μ-spherical functions. This extends the previous results obtained by Badora (Aequationes Math. 43: 72–89, 1992) on locally compact abelian groups. In the case where 𝐺 is a connected Lie group, we characterize solutions of the equation in question as joint eigenfunctions of certain operators associated to the left invariant differential operators.
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