This article seeks to outline an integrated and practical geometric optimization design system （GODS） incorporating hybrid graphical electromagnetic computing-wedge modeling （GRECO-WM） scheme and the genetic algor...This article seeks to outline an integrated and practical geometric optimization design system （GODS） incorporating hybrid graphical electromagnetic computing-wedge modeling （GRECO-WM） scheme and the genetic algorithm （GA） for calculating the radar cross section （RCS） and optimizing the geometric parameters of a large and complex target respectively. A new wedge modeling （WM） scheme is presented for calculating the high-frequency RCS of wedge with only one visible facet based on the method of equivalent currents （MEC）. The applications of GODS to 2D cross-section and 3D surface are respectively implemented by choosing an average of monostatic RCS values corresponding to a series of incident angles over a frequency band as the optimum objective function. And the results demonstrate that the RCS can be effectively and conveniently reduced by the GODS presented in this article.展开更多
The electromagnetic scattering computation has developed rapidly for many years; some computing problems for complex and coated targets cannot be solved by using the existing theory and computing models. A computing m...The electromagnetic scattering computation has developed rapidly for many years; some computing problems for complex and coated targets cannot be solved by using the existing theory and computing models. A computing model based on data is established for making up the insufficiency of theoretic models. Based on the ＂support vector regression method＂, which is formulated on the principle of minimizing a structural risk, a data model to predicate the unknown radar cross section of some appointed targets is given. Comparison between the actual data and the results of this predicting model based on support vector regression method proved that the support vector regression method is workable and with a comparative precision.展开更多
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China （20095251024）
文摘This article seeks to outline an integrated and practical geometric optimization design system （GODS） incorporating hybrid graphical electromagnetic computing-wedge modeling （GRECO-WM） scheme and the genetic algorithm （GA） for calculating the radar cross section （RCS） and optimizing the geometric parameters of a large and complex target respectively. A new wedge modeling （WM） scheme is presented for calculating the high-frequency RCS of wedge with only one visible facet based on the method of equivalent currents （MEC）. The applications of GODS to 2D cross-section and 3D surface are respectively implemented by choosing an average of monostatic RCS values corresponding to a series of incident angles over a frequency band as the optimum objective function. And the results demonstrate that the RCS can be effectively and conveniently reduced by the GODS presented in this article.
文摘The electromagnetic scattering computation has developed rapidly for many years; some computing problems for complex and coated targets cannot be solved by using the existing theory and computing models. A computing model based on data is established for making up the insufficiency of theoretic models. Based on the ＂support vector regression method＂, which is formulated on the principle of minimizing a structural risk, a data model to predicate the unknown radar cross section of some appointed targets is given. Comparison between the actual data and the results of this predicting model based on support vector regression method proved that the support vector regression method is workable and with a comparative precision.
