Milosavljević et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Train braking distance calculation using fuzzy logicMilosavljević et al., 2018
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- Milosavljević M
- Jeremić D
- Vujović D
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- 2nd Conference Transport for Today’s Society, Bitola, Macedonia
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Train braking distance is one of basic precondition for safety of railway system. There are many external factors that affect braking distance which can cause changes in its length. For that purpose, fuzzy logic system based on experience is proposed. In this paper, we propose …
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