This article presents a methodology for assessing damage to railway infrastructure in emergency situations using imagery from unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The study focuses on applying computer vision and machine learning techniques to process high-resolution aerial data for detecting, segmenting, and classifying structural damage.
Optimized image processing algorithms, including U-Net for segmentation and Canny edge detection, are used to automate analysis. A mathematical model based on linear programming is proposed to optimize the logistics of restoration efforts. Test results show reductions in total cost and delivery time by up to 25% when optimization is applied.
The paper also explores 3D modeling from UAV imagery using photogrammetry methods (Structure from Motion and Multi-View Stereo), enabling point cloud generation for further damage analysis. Additionally, machine learning models (Random Forest, XGBoost) are employed to predict flight parameters and resource needs under changing environmental and logistical constraints.
The combination of UAV-based imaging, algorithmic damage assessment, and predictive modeling allows for a faster and more accurate response to natural or man-made disasters affecting railway systems. The presented framework enhances decision-making and contributes to a more efficient and cost-effective restoration process.

Keywords: UAVs, image processing, LiDAR, 3D models of destroyed objects, emergencies, computer vision, convolutional neural networks, machine learning methods, infrastructure restoration, damage diagnostics, damage assessment

The article discusses the application of a systematic approach to the development and optimization of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs). Traditional methods that focus on improving individual components (anode, cathode, and electrolyte) often do not lead to a proportional increase in the overall performance of the battery system. The systematic approach views LIBs as a complex, interconnected system where the properties of each component directly influence the behavior of others and the overall performance, including energy and power density, life cycle, safety, and cost. The work analyzes the key aspects of the approach: the interdependence between the main components of a lithium-ion battery, as well as the features of selecting materials for each component. It is proven that only a multidisciplinary approach that combines chemistry, materials science, and engineering can achieve a synergistic effect and create highly efficient, safe, and reliable battery systems for modern applications.

Keywords: lithium-ion battery, system approach, electrode materials, degradation, optimization, cathode, LTO, NMC

Choosing the best video compression method is becoming increasingly important as the volume of online video grows rapidly. By 2026, people are predicted to watch 82% more video online than in 2020. This means finding a balance between image quality, processing speed, and file size. To achieve the desired parameters, it's crucial to choose the right codec.
This paper compares five popular codecs—MPEG-2, MPEG-4, VP9, ​​MJPEG, and ProRes. Each codec offers its own unique method for compressing video, yielding different file sizes and image quality. The goal was to determine which codec is best suited for various applications: video calls, professional filming, and online broadcasts.
The experiments were conducted on a server with four processor cores, 8 GB of RAM, and an 80 GB SSD. Measurements were taken to determine the speed of each codec, the resulting file size, and the video quality. Based on the results of these tests, recommendations were made on which codec to choose and how it can be improved in different scenarios.

Keywords: video codec, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, VP9, MJPEG, ProRes, AVC, compression, coding

The paper presents the results of an analysis of modern approaches to organizing distributed computing architectures that integrate cloud, fog, and edge levels. The limitations of existing models, which fail to provide a comprehensive description of data flows and the dynamics of interactions between computing nodes, are examined. An adaptive graph-based model is proposed, in which the computing system is formalized as a weighted directed graph with parameters of latency, bandwidth, and energy consumption. The model is implemented within a graph database environment and is designed for multicriteria optimization of information exchange routes. Dependencies for calculating flow characteristics and mechanisms for selecting optimal routes based on QoS indicators are provided. The practical applicability of the concept is confirmed by its potential integration into Internet of Things infrastructures, intelligent manufacturing, and transportation systems, where reducing latency and increasing the resilience of the computing architecture are critical.

Keywords: distributed computing system, cloud computing, fog computing, edge computing, graph model, data flow, route optimization, multicriteria optimization, bandwidth, latency, energy consumption, digital twin, Internet of Things, database, Dijkstra’s algorithm

In modern research, symbolic regression is a powerful tool for constructing mathematical models of various systems. In this paper, three symbolic regression methods are applied and compared: genetic programming, sparse identification of nonlinear dynamics and hybrid method. The performance of each method is evaluated by its ability to find accurate models with high accuracy and low complexity in the presence of varying levels of noise in the observational data. Based on the results of the experiments, it was concluded that the best method for identifying dynamic systems is the hybrid method, which combines genetic programming and sparse identification

Keywords: symbolic regression,identification of dynamical systems,genetic programming, sparse identification of nonlinear dynamics, hybrid method GP-SINDy

This article examines the problem of accounting for and planning consumables in clinical diagnostic laboratories today. It presents the results of using approximation methods (polynomial, exponential, Fourier series, Gaussian function, power function, rational polynomials, and sine sum) and linear regression for predictive planning of biochemical reagent consumption. Data from five years of biochemical research at a local medical facility was used for calculations. The calculations were performed using the MATLAB software environment. A comparative analysis of the methods used was conducted, including the calculation of the determination coefficient (reliability coefficient). Gaussian approximation is the best statistical model for predicting reagent consumption.

Keywords: regression, approximation, study, criterion, polynomial, centroid, probability, determination, reagent, metric

The article addresses a significant limitation of the classic TF-IDF method in the context of topic modeling for specialized text corpora. While effective at creating structurally distinct document clusters, TF-IDF often fails to produce semantically coherent topics. This shortcoming stems from its reliance on the bag-of-words model, which ignores semantic relationships between terms, leading to orthogonal and sparse vector representations. This issue is particularly acute in narrow domains where synonyms and semantically related terms are prevalent. To overcome this, the authors propose a novel approach: a contextual-diffusion method for enriching the TF-IDF matrix.
The core of the proposed method involves an iterative procedure of contextual smoothing based on a directed graph of semantic proximity, built using an asymmetric measure of term co-occurrence. This process effectively redistributes term weights not only to the words present in a document but also to their semantic neighbors, thereby capturing the contextual "halo" of concepts.
The method was tested on a corpus of news texts from the highly specialized field of atomic energy. A comparative analysis was conducted using a set of clustering and semantic metrics, such as the silhouette coefficient and topic coherence. The results demonstrate that the new approach, while slightly reducing traditional metrics of structural clarity, drastically enhances the thematic coherence and diversity of the extracted topics. This enables a shift from mere statistical clustering towards the identification of semantically integral and interpretable themes, which is crucial for tasks involving the monitoring and analysis of large textual data in specialized domains.

Keywords: thematic modeling, latent Dirichlet placement, TF-IDF, contextual blurring, semantic proximity, co-occurrence, text vectorization, bag of words model, thematic coherence, natural language processing, silhouette coefficient, text data analysis

The paper is devoted to the search for an effective decoding method for a new class of binary erasure-correcting codes. The codes in question are set by an encoding matrix with restrictions on column weights (MRSt codes). To work with the constructed codes, a decoder based on information aggregates and a decoder based on the belief propagation are used, adapted for the case of erasures. Experiments have been carried out to determine the decoding speed and correcting ability of these methods in relation to the named classes of noise-resistant codes. In the case of MRSt codes, the decoder, based on the principle of spreading trust, significantly benefits in speed compared to the decoder for information aggregates, but loses slightly in terms of corrective ability.

Keywords: channels with erasure, distributed fault-tolerant data storage systems, code with equal-weight columns, decoder based on information aggregates, decoder based on the belief propagation, RSt code, MRSt code

The article forms the task of hierarchical classification of texts, describes approaches to hierarchical classification and metrics for evaluating their work, examines in detail the local approach to hierarchical classification, describes different approaches to local hierarchical classification, conducts a series of experiments on training local hierarchical classifiers with various vectorization methods, compares the results of evaluating the work of trained classifiers.

Keywords: classification, hierarchical classification, local classification, hierarchical presicion, hierarchical recall, hierarchical F-measure, natural language processing, vectorization

Modern approaches to synthetic speech recognition are in most cases based on the analysis of specific acoustic, spectral, or linguistic patterns left behind by speech synthesis algorithms. An analysis of open sources has shown that the further development of methods and algorithms for synthetic speech recognition is crucial for providing protection against emerging threats and maintaining trust in existing biometric systems.
This paper proposes an algorithm for synthetic speech detection based on the calculation of audio signal entropy. The relevance of the work is driven by the increasing number of cases involving the malicious use of synthetic speech, which is becoming almost indistinguishable from genuine human speech. The results demonstrated that the entropy of synthetic speech is significantly higher, and the algorithm is robust to data losses. The advantages of the algorithm are its interpretability and low computational complexity. Experiments were conducted on the CMU ARCTIC dataset using the XTTS v.2 model. The proposed algorithm enables making a decision on the presence of synthetic speech without the need for complex spectral analysis or machine learning methods.

Keywords: synthetic speech, spoofing, Shannon entropy, speech recognition

The work is devoted to the application of a linear Kalman filter (KF) for estimating the roll angle of a quadcopter with structural asymmetry, under which the control input contains a nonzero constant component. This violates the standard assumption of zero mathematical expectation and reduces the efficiency of traditional KF implementations. A filter synthesis method is proposed based on the optimization of the covariance matrices ratio using a criterion that accounts for both the mean square error and the transient response time. The effectiveness of the approach is confirmed by simulation and experimental studies conducted on a setup with an IMU-6050 and an Arduino Nano. The obtained results demonstrated that the proposed Kalman filter provides improved accuracy in estimating the angle and angular velocity, thereby simplifying its tuning for asymmetric dynamic systems.

Keywords: Kalman filter, quadcopter with asymmetry, optimization of covariance matrices, functional with mean square error and process time, complementary filter, roll and pitch control

An algorithm has been developed and a program has been compiled in the Python programming language for calculating numerical values of the optimal lagged filtering operator for an L-Markov process with quasi-rational spectral density, which is a generalization of the Markov process with a rational spectrum. The construction of an optimal delayed filtering operator is based on the spectral theory of random processes. The calculation formula of the filtration operator was obtained using the theory of L-Markov processes, methods for calculating stochastic integrals, the theory of functions of a complex variable, and methods of trigonometric regression. An example of an L-Markov process (signal) with a quasi-rational spectrum is considered, which is interesting from the point of view of controlling complex stochastic systems. The trigonometric model was used as the basis for constructing a mathematical model of the optimal delayed filtration operator. It is shown that the values of the delayed filtering operator are represented by a linear combination of the values of the received signal at certain time points and the values of the sinusoidal and cosine functions at the same time points. It is established that the numerical values of the filtering operator significantly depend on the parameter β of the joint spectral density of the received and transmitted signals, and therefore three different tasks of signal transmission through different physical media were considered in the work. It is established that the absolute value of the real part of the filtration operator at all three intervals of the delay period change and in all three media exceeds the absolute value of the imaginary part by an average of two or more times. Graphs of the dependence of the real and imaginary parts of the filtration operator on the delay period t are constructed, as well as three-dimensional graphs of the dependence of the filtration operator itself with a delay on the delay period. The physical justification of the obtained results is given.

Keywords: random process, L-Markov process, noise, delayed filtering, spectral characteristic, filtering operator, trigonometric trend, standardized approximation error

The article explores the application of the residue number system in text information processing. The residue number system, based on the principles of modular arithmetic, represents numbers as sets of residues relative to pairwise coprime moduli. This approach enables parallel computation, potential data compression, and increased noise immunity. The study addresses issues such as character encoding, parallel information processing, error detection and correction, computational advantages in implementing polynomial hash functions, as well as practical limitations of the residue number system.

Keywords: residue number system, modular arithmetic, text processing, parallel computing, data compression, noise immunity, Chinese remainder theorem, polynomial hashing, error correction, computational linguistics

A mathematical model has been constructed, an algorithm has been developed, and a program has been written in the Python programming language for calculating the numerical values of the optimal filtering operator with a forecast for an L-Markov process with a quasi-rational spectrum. The probabilistic model of the filtering operator formula has been obtained based on the spectral analysis of L-Markov processes using methods for calculating stochastic integrals, the theory of analytical functions of a complex variable, and methods for correlation and regression analysis. Considered an example of L-Markov process, the values of the optimal filtering operator with a forecast for which it was possible to express in the form of a linear combination of the values of the process at some moments of time and the sum of numerical values of cosines and sines at the same moments. The basis for obtaining the numerical values of the filtering operator was the mathematical model of trigonometric regression with 16 harmonics, which best approximates the process under study and has a minimum

Keywords: random process, L-Markov process, prediction filtering, spectral characteristics, filtering operator

Ontological modeling is a promising direction in the development of the scientific and methodological base for developing intelligent information systems in the power industry. The article proposes a new approach to using ontological models in creating artificial intelligence systems for forecasting time series in electrical engineering problems. Formal metrics are introduced: the ontological distance between a feature and a target variable, as well as the semantic relevance of a feature. Using examples of domain ontologies for wind energy and electricity consumption of an industrial enterprise, algorithms for calculating these metrics are demonstrated and it is shown how they allow ranking features, implementing an automated selection of the most significant features, and providing semantic regularization of training regression models of various types. Recommendations are given for choosing coefficients for calculating metrics, an analysis of the theoretical properties of metrics is carried out, and the applicability limits of the proposed approach are outlined. The results obtained form the basis for further integration of ontological information into mathematical and computer models for forecasting electricity generation and consumption in the development of industry intelligent systems.

Keywords: ontology, ontological distance, feature relevance, systems analysis, explainable artificial intelligence, power industry, generation forecasting, electricity consumption forecasting

The article describes the process of developing a volumetric display for information and communication interaction in the Arctic, where traditional means of visualization and communication face the challenges of extreme climate, isolation and limited infrastructure. An analysis of the main areas of using volumetric in the Arctic zone is carried out. The main disadvantages of methods for creating a volumetric image in existing 3D displays are considered. Taking into account the main tasks to be solved - creating the illusion of a three-dimensional object for a group of people (more than 2 people) at a wide viewing angle - a description and analysis of two main developed configurations of the optical system is given, the latter of which meets the requirements, ensuring stable operation in Arctic conditions and opening up prospects for implementation in remote and hard-to-reach regions of the Far North.

Keywords: volume display, arctic zone, 3D image, system analysis, lens, optical system, computer modeling

The paper considers the synthesis of a non-stationary automatic control system for braking the wheels of a heavy vehicle using the generalized Galerkin method. The research method under consideration is used to solve the problem of synthesizing a non-stationary system whose desired program motion is specified at the output of a nonlinear element. The paper presents the results of studying the impact of non-stationarity on the parameters of the fixed part of the system (object) on the deterioration of the quality of the transient process. For critical operating conditions, the parameters of the controller were recalculated, and the results of accounting for non-stationarity and re-synthesis were evaluated.

Keywords: automatic control system, regulator, braking system, unsteadiness of parameters, generalized Galerkin method

In the modern world, when technology is developing at an incredible rate, computers have gained the ability to "see" and perceive the world around them like a human. This has led to a revolution in visual data analysis and processing. One of the key achievements was the use of computer vision to search for objects in photographs and videos. Thanks to these technologies, it is possible not only to find objects such as people, cars or animals, but also to accurately indicate their position using bounding boxes or masks for segmentation. This article discusses in detail modern models of deep neural networks used to detect humans in images and videos taken from a height and a long distance against a complex background. The architectures of the Faster Region-based Convolutional Neural Network (Faster R-CNN), Mask Region-based Convolutional Neural Network (Mask R-CNN), Single Shot Detector (SSD) and You Only Look Once (YOLO) are analyzed, their accuracy, speed and ability to effectively detect objects in conditions of a heterogeneous background are compared. Special attention is paid to studying the features of each model in specific practical situations, where both high-quality target object detection and image processing speed are important.

Keywords: machine learning, artificial intelligence, deep learning, convolutional neural networks, human detection, computer vision, object detection, image processing

This study analyzes the performance of Reed-Solomon codes (RS codes) using the MATLAB software environment. RS codes are selected as a class of error-correcting codes characterized by high performance under multiple burst errors, which makes them widely applicable in areas such as digital television, data storage (CD/DVD, flash memory) and wireless communication. The paper demonstrates and evaluates the performance of RS codes in practice through their simulation in MATLAB. The study covers the creation of simulation models for encoding, error insertion and decoding data using RS algorithms in MATLAB. The performance of the codes is evaluated by calculating the bit error rate (BER) and other relevant metrics. The influence of key parameters of RS codes (e.g., codeword length, number of check symbols) on their error-correcting ability is analyzed. The results of the study are intended to clearly show how RS codes cope with different types of errors and how their performance can be optimized by tuning the parameters. The work highlights the importance of MATLAB as a tool for developing, testing and optimizing coding systems, providing practical tools for researchers and engineers.

Keywords: Reed-Solomon codes, MATLAB, error correction, simulation, performance, error probability, communication systems, data storage

This article presents the development of a combined method for summarizing Russian-language texts, integrating extractive and abstractive approaches to overcome the limitations of existing methods. The proposed method is preceded by the following stages: text preprocessing, comprehensive linguistic analysis using RuBERT, and semantic similarity-based clustering. The method involves extractive summarization via the TextRank algorithm and abstractive refinement using the RuT5 neural network model. Experiments conducted on the Gazeta.Ru news corpus confirmed the method's superiority in terms of precision, recall, F-score, and ROUGE metrics. The results demonstrated the superiority of the combined approach over purely extractive methods (such as TF-IDF and statistical methods) and abstractive methods (such as RuT5 and mBART).

Keywords: combined method, summarization, Russian-language texts, TextRank, RuT5

The article considers the parameter identification issues of linear non-stationary dynamic systems adaptive models using the example of a linearized adjustable model of a DC motor with independent excitation. A new method for estimating the parameters of adjustable models from a small number of observations is developed based on projection identification and the apparatus of linear algebra and analytical geometry. To evaluate the developed identification method, a comparison of the transient processes of the adaptive model of a DC motor with independent excitation with the obtained parameter estimates with reference characteristics was carried out. The efficiency of the proposed identification method in problems of DC electric drive control is shown.

Keywords: DC motor, projection identification, dynamic system parameter estimation, adaptive model of non-stationary dynamic system

Modern computer systems for controlling chemical-technological processes make it possible to programmatically implement complex control algorithms, including using machine learning methods and elements of artificial intelligence. Such algorithms can be applied, among other things, to complex non-stationary multi-product and flexible discrete productions, which include such low-tonnage chemical processes as the production of polymeric materials. The article discusses the production of fluoroplastic in batch reactors. This process occurs under constantly changing parameters such as pressure and temperature. One of the important tasks of the control system is to stabilize the quality of the produced polymer, and for these purposes it is important to predict this quality during the production process before the release of fluoroplastic. The quality of the product, in turn, strongly depends on both the quality of the initial reagents and the actions of the operator. In non-stationary process conditions, typical virtual quality analyzers based on regression dependencies show poor results and are not applicable. The article proposes the architecture of a virtual quality analyzer based on mathematical forecasting methods using such algorithms as: random forest method, gradient boosting, etc.

Keywords: polymerization, multi-product manufacturing, low-tonnage chemistry, quality forecasting, machine learning

The article focuses on the development of a web portal for monitoring and forecasting atmospheric air quality in the Khabarovsk Territory. The study analyzes existing solutions in the field of environmental monitoring, identifying their key shortcomings, such as the lack of real-time data, limited functionality, and outdated interfaces. The authors propose a modern solution based on the Python/Django and PostgreSQL technology stack, which enables the collection, processing, and visualization of air quality sensor data. Special attention is given to the implementation of harmful gas concentration forecasting using a recurrent neural network, as well as the creation of an intuitive user interface with an interactive map based on OpenStreetMap. The article provides a detailed description of the system architecture, including the backend, database, and frontend implementation, along with the methods used to ensure performance and security. The result of this work is a functional web portal that provides up-to-date information on atmospheric air conditions, forecast data, and user-friendly visualization tools. The developed solution demonstrates high efficiency and can be scaled for use in other regions.

Keywords: environmental monitoring, air quality, web portal, forecasting, Django, Python, PostgreSQL, neural networks, OpenStreetMap

Analysis of a digital data transmission system through a noisy communication channel based on the Huffman compression method and encoding using cyclic Bose-Chowdhury-Hockingham codes This article examines the effectiveness of a digital data transmission system through a noisy communication channel using the Huffman compression method and cyclic BCH encoding (Bose-Chowdhury-Hockingham). Huffman compression reduces data redundancy, which increases the effective transmission rate, while BCH codes detect and correct errors caused by channel noise. The analysis likely includes evaluating parameters such as compression ratio, data transmission rate, error probability after decoding, and computational complexity of the algorithms. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of this combination of techniques in improving data transmission reliability in noisy environments.

Keywords: digital transmission system, cyclic coding, compression ratio, decoding, encoding

This article discusses the implementation features of named entity recognition models. In the course of the work, a number of experiments were conducted with both traditional models and well-known neural network architectures, a hybrid model, the features of the results, their comparison and possible explanations are considered. In particular, it is shown that a hybrid model with the addition of a bidirectional long short-term memory can give better results than the basic bidirectional representation model based on transformers. It is also shown that, improved by adding a thinning layer for regularization, a weighted loss function and a linear classifier on top of the outputs, a bidirectional representation model based on transformers can give high metric values. For clarity, the work provides graphs of model training and tables with metrics for comparison. In the process of work, conclusions and recommendations were formed.

Keywords: text analysis, artificial intelligence, named entity recognition, neural networks, deep learning, machine learning