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20,314,272 | This work explores challenges in silicon integration of scalable high-throughput “Wireless Fiber” links that exploit the increase in spatial and spectral degrees of freedom at higher carrier frequencies due to LOS MIMO spatial multiplexing and higher bandwidths. In order to utilize these increased degrees of freedom, however, hardware must scale in dynamic range, speed and number of antenna elements. To this end, we examine tradeoffs in the partitioning of functionality between the transmitter and receiver, as well as between the analog and digital domains, and investigate a new scalable analog processing architecture for the receiver. | 2022-08-25T20:31:34.699Z | {
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20,314,368 | Forestry machines are essentially four degree of freedom electrohydraulic telemanipulators equipped with specialised end-effectors for harvesting trees. In this paper, we describe forestry telemanipulation and then review the development of a computer-based training aid based on graphical simulation. To the best of our knowledge, our work here represents the first concentrated attempt at developing a system intended to become an integral part of forestry machine operator training. | 2022-09-03T04:26:30.892Z | {
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20,314,371 | Load forecasting is a critical necessity in the electricity industry since any unanticipated demand could cause possible grid instability and blackouts. Ideally, the capacity should be kept slightly above the current demand to avoid any undesired outages and suboptimal last minute power purchase. Motivated to develop an intelligent and efficient forecasting approach, we propose investigating in this paper the impact of using a loss function in Support Vector Regression (SVR) that is modified with a strict mandate to minimize under estimating power needs. Experimental results for the municipality of Beirut's power substations show that the number of under-predictions was drastically reduced from an average of 50% to 1.91% with a very minimal impact of 0.3% on average on the error rate which motivates follow on research. | 2022-09-04T04:39:25.924Z | {
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20,314,390 | Intermittent renewable microsources in so-called MicroGrids will need to have plug-and-play functionality, therefore, will need to be integrated with local storage. The design of such cross-coupled nonlinear systems is complex and presently focuses on command tracking dynamics. In practice, the robustness of such systems to external disturbance inputs plays at least an equal role. This paper presents the dynamic stiffness methodology for such design and illustrates it for a single-phase photovoltaic microsource with battery energy storage. While this method has been applied with considerable success in motor drives (converter plus single load) and uninterruptible power systems (converter plus energy storage), it has not so far been applied to the more complex case considered here of a microsource with embedded storage (converter plus energy source plus storage). The mathematical model of the system is derived and presented in state feedback block diagrams whereby local and global external disturbances and cross-coupling are clearly identified. The resulting system is clearly able to prevent the propagation of external disturbances from one end to the other. Experimental results are provided to validate the operation of the proposed controller. | 2022-08-24T09:24:41.279Z | {
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20,314,401 | A data model, called the entity-relationship model, which incorporates the semantic information in the real world is proposed. A special diagramatic technique is introduced for exhibiting entities and relationships. An example of data base design and description using the model and the diagramatic technique is given. The implications on data integrity, information retrieval, and data manipulation are discussed. | 2022-09-04T23:04:46.341Z | {
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20,314,438 |
While many computer science programs offer courses on research methods, such classes typically tend to be aimed at graduate students. In this paper, we propose a novel means for introducing undergraduate students to research experiences in computer science — via an introductory Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) course. Students explore the content areas typically covered in an upper-level A.I. course (heuristic search, constraint satisfaction, game-playing etc.), while also learning about the mechanics of how empirical research is conducted in this field.
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20,314,447 | The algorithm for determining the set of maximum compatibles of Sinha Roy and Sheng is compared with the more recent algorithm of Stoffers. A refinement of the former algorithm is given and a minor mistake in the latter is pointed out. | 2022-03-10T01:39:51.471Z | {
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20,314,460 | HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access archive for the deposit and dissemination of scientific research documents, whether they are published or not. The documents may come from teaching and research institutions in France or abroad, or from public or private research centers. L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires publics ou privés. Génération de polices d’imprimerie pour photocomposeuse digitale Marc Hourdequin | 2022-02-12T22:13:42.088Z | {
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20,314,544 | Abstract A general method for the construction of a model based navigation system is proposed. The system is based on a kalman filter and can be equipped with many commercially available navigation sensor. The system has been implemented using a laser range finder. It’s main features are: It is robust, it supervises itself and the algorithm’s computing time does not depend on the size of the environment model. | 2022-09-02T11:29:30.527Z | {
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20,314,600 | In this study, the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) model was applied to simulate pollutant load of the TP and TN of Dongting Lake basin, considering point source and non-point source pollution. Comparison verification was made between water quality monitoring data from Shahekou, Hanshoupotou and Zhangshugang water monitoring stations and simulated results. Three assessment indicators, Re, R2, and E were used to evaluate the availability and suitability of the model. Spatial analysis by GIS revealed that TP and TN load was found to be concentrated in the nearby lake district that merged by sub-basins whose outlets were directly into the lake and the area covered 22 thousand KM2. The pollutant load of TP and TN in the nearby lake district accounts for 39.6% and 45.2%. Xiang River district was the second largest area which account for 13.9% and 12.5% of TP and TN respectively. Yuan River district burdened the least amount of the pollutant load. Contribution rate analysis showed that farmland runoff and aquaculture should be the key factors for pollution. Fertilizer of farmland runoff was the most critical contributor for TN load which account for 32.9% of the total amount, and aquaculture was the largest contributors for TP load account for 47.3%. | 2022-01-27T12:08:33.464Z | {
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20,314,651 | The spread of Web 2.0 has caused user-generated content explosion. Users can tag resources in order to describe and organize them. Tag clouds are visually depicted tags in order to facilitate browsing among numerous tags and resources. The goal of our paper is to improve tag clouds with vocabulary refinement and enhanced reference counts. Namely, three novel algorithms have been proposed to correct spelling and clerical errors, contract tags, and improve reference counts. The provided algorithms have been validated and verified on real-world tag clouds of a thesis portal. | 2022-02-12T22:10:09.323Z | {
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20,314,691 | We present a reformulation of the posture generation problem that encompasses non-Euclidean manifolds. Such a formulation allows a more elegant mathematical description of the constraints, which we exemplify through some scenarios in the simulation results section. In our previous work, the posture generation problem is formulated as a non-linear optimization program with constraints expressed only through Euclidean manifolds; we solve the latter problem using on-the-shelf solvers. Instead, we decided to implement a new SQP solver that is most suited to non-Euclidean manifolds structural objects. By doing so, we have a better mastering in the way to tune and specialize our SQP solver for robotic problems. | 2022-09-01T11:33:55.844Z | {
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20,314,715 | More and more, exams require medical images as a tool to diagnose pathologies. Thus, the transfer and storage of the exam data becomes a critical issue. To address this issue, an image compression algorithm called Waaves has been developed and certified for medical imaging. Our work in this paper deals with a scenario of EEG exams where video of the patient is also recorded in order to correctly diagnose myoclonus pathologies. To achieve this goal, the video needs to be of high quality and at frame rate of at least 100 frames per second. This high data rate cannot be compressed on the fly by Waaves codec. In this paper, we present a novel codec based on the Waaves compression algorithm that fits the requirements of tele-video-EEG. We have used the characteristics of the input sequence and the analysis of the original codec, to improve the compression speed. The proposed video codec has shown a speed-up of around 3.4 times compared to the original algorithm. In addition, we have been able to improve the compression ratio while retaining necessary quality to identify myoclonus. | 2022-08-22T03:35:58.208Z | {
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20,314,738 | State-of-the-art multimedia streaming services are scalable, hence leverage a quality choice to end users. Scalability presents multiple QoS requirements, to be met by the under-lying network technology. The wireless standard IEEE 802.11e, typically used for connecting CE devices in a home, supports a cooperative distributed MAC-level QoS control. While in most investigations the focus lies on channel shares as a function of MAC parameters, this paper considers channel shares together with delays. The results derived through simulations present the limitations on the MAC enforcement mechanisms, while the share/delay relationship can be used for adapting streaming services. | 2022-03-04T06:31:02.385Z | {
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20,314,748 | A new augmented reality system is proposed to apply to robot navigation in this paper. It generates pattern IDs by analyzing infrared optical markers projected in the real world. The system enables the robot to guide a complicated motion by the robot commands corresponding to the pattern IDs. A prototype system is constructed to conduct fundamental experiments of remote robot navigation. | 2022-08-31T21:27:26.173Z | {
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20,314,777 | Due to the dramatic development of mobile devices and technologies, wireless networks have become a convenient and popular means of accessing the Internet for the public. However, the existing wireless networking techniques still face several fundamental inherent problems, such as network scalability, flexibility, and interoperability. As a result, future wireless communication networking, such as 5G, is expected to address these problems. In this article, we present a hierarchical identifier network, a novel and practical hierarchical network architecture based on the idea of network/user separation and mapping. We performed extensive experiments in a realworld high-mobility scenario to evaluate the proposed wireless network architecture. The results demonstrate that the hierarchical identifier network achieves better performance on scalability, flexibility, and interoperability compared to its existing counterparts. | 2022-08-27T18:37:58.327Z | {
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20,314,814 | The authors' objective is to create a system of automatic recognition of 3D objects. The authors propose the application of the projection moire method for acquisition of data about shapes of 3D objects. Neural nets play a crucial role in the system. Three basic parts of the system are presented in the paper. The first part is a data acquisition subsystem which contains an optic projection moire system and receiving module with the CCD camera and the frame grabber computer card. The second part is the feed-forward neural network and other image processing software that pre-processes fringe pattern images obtained from the interferometry. The third part is the neural network realizing Self Organizing Map (SOM) clustering. The role of this net is automatic classification of particular parts of the image obtained at the second stage. Experiments confirmed that the proposed approach to recognition of 3D objects is very promising. | 2022-08-24T21:55:37.840Z | {
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20,314,825 | As non-English-speaking online populations grow rapidly, there are increasing needs to support searching for non-English Web content. Prior research has assumed English to be the primary language for Web searching, but this is not the case for many non-English-speaking regions. For example, Latin America will have the fastest growing population in the coming decades but existing Spanish search engines lack search, browse, and analysis capabilities. In this paper, we have proposed a language-independent approach to supporting non-English Web searching. Based on the approach, we have developed the Spanish Business Intelligence Portal (SBizPort) to support searching, browsing, summarization, categorization, and visualization of Web information. Results from an empirical study involving Spanish subjects show that the portal achieved significantly better user ratings on information quality, cross-regional search capability, and overall satisfaction than the benchmark search portal. This study thus contributes to human-computer interaction research on non-English Web searching. | 2022-08-20T13:24:47.359Z | {
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20,314,837 | A genetic algorithm has been developed for molecular mechanics calculations. It has been proved to be a robust and efficient structure optimization technique. Because it uses randomly generated starting structures and stochastic operators, the resulting structures are not subjected to the chemist's bias. © 1994 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. | 2022-09-04T11:10:46.939Z | {
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20,314,861 | A useful technique for adversary activity graph analytics is to perform subgraph isomorphism; searching for a specific graph pattern within a larger graph. Many of the networks that may be useful for adversary activity analysis are temporal networks, in which the chronological ordering of the edges has importance to the meaning of the data. Performing temporal subgraph matching requires the edges in the subgraphs to match the order of the temporal graph motif we are searching for. Previous methods for solving this rely on the use of static subgraph matching to find potential matches first, before filtering them based on edge order to find the true temporal matches. We present a new algorithm for temporal subgraph isomorphism that performs the subgraph matching directly on the chronologically sorted edges. By restricting our search to only the subgraphs with chronologically correct edges, we can improve the performance of the algorithm significantly in many cases. We present experimental timing results to show significant performance improvements on publicly available datasets for a number of different temporal query graph motifs with four or more nodes. We also demonstrate a practical example of how temporal subgraph isomorphism can produce more meaningful results than traditional static subgraph searches. | 2022-08-21T03:32:31.716Z | {
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20,314,888 | Indoor navigation requires the integration of different sensors to be able to perform continuous position determination of the user. Along with Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), other technologies like WLAN, UWB, RFID and aiding sensors such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers, etc. can be integrated in a multi-sensor system. The use of Kalman Filter (KF) as a sensor fusion model for multi-sensor navigation systems is nowadays a popular choice. In this paper, a KF-based fusion model is implemented for fusing the measurements obtained from WLAN, high-sensitivity GPS along with some aiding sensors like accelerometer and digital compass. The fusion filter provides improved positioning accuracy to a single-technology system and offers higher positioning availability in time. In the experiment conducted inside a typical office building, the KF-based fusion model achieves a horizontal accuracy of around 6 meters with a 1-Hz update rate. Aiding the fusion filter with the building layout information further improves the horizontal position accuracy to around 4.95 meters. The building layout is utilized in the fusion model in such a way that it restricts the heading measurements to be within some known discrete values derived from the layout. | 2022-02-12T22:16:32.016Z | {
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20,314,945 | When people communicate, their messages convey affect alongside informational content. The affective dimension of messages is often unclear and open to multiple interpretations especially in an intercultural context. Thus, interlocutors may or may not achieve a state of affective grounding in which each person's affective behaviors are correctly interpreted by his/her partners. The current study examines the effects of culture on affective grounding. We conducted a laboratory experiment in which pairs of participants, half from America (A) and half from China (C), collaborated over instant messaging (IM). We found that affective grounding was harder to achieve for AA and AC pairs, but easier for CC pairs. We propose several design solutions to facilitate affective grounding in remote collaborations. | 2022-09-01T13:05:34.392Z | {
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20,314,950 | We describe a scheme for supporting huge address spaces without the need for long addresses implemented in hardware. Pointers are translated ("swizzled") from a long format to a shorter format (directly supported by normal hardware) at page fault time. No extra hardware is required beyond that normally used by virtual memory systems, and no continual software cost is incurred by presence checks or indirection of pointers.This scheme could be used to fault pages into a normal memory from a persistent store, or simply to avoid extra hardware requirements when supporting large address spaces. It exploits temporal and spatial locality in much the same way as a normal virtual memory, so its performance should be quite good. | 2022-09-02T07:23:56.715Z | {
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20,314,977 | This paper describes an approach for the integration of control system software design, testing, and implementation over the Internet using the Java and Jini technologies. Process models and control systems are remotely designed and tested in a virtual laboratory (also called the virtual world), and then implemented in a physical plant (also called the real world) through an integrated environment. Although control system and process model designers and real‐site operators are geographically dispersed they work together as a team over the Internet to provide the maintenance support to all the authorized industrial processes. As a consequence, time and money can both be saved because there is no need for an expert of the control software supplier to travel to the site of the real plant and conduct on‐site implementation. A generic control system life cycle model is presented first in this paper. Then three enabling technologies including Java, Jini and WWW are briefly introduced. Taking advantage of the Java, Jini and WWW technologies, an Internet‐based general infrastructure is proposed to remotely facilitate process modelling, control system design, simulation, validation and on‐site implementation. An integrated environment is established to implement the infrastructure. A water tank with a liquid level control system is refereed as a case study to illustrate how the prototype of the integrated environment works over the Internet. Further work and the conclusions are given at the end. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. | 2022-09-01T07:33:20.150Z | {
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20,315,013 | Polymeric materials are finding increasing application in commercial optical communication systems. Taking advantage of techniques from the field of artificial intelligence, the goal of our research is to construct systems that can computationally design polymer formulations, including polymer optical fibers, with specified desirable consumer characteristics. Through the use of an extensive structure—property correlation database, properties of polymers can be predicted by an artificial network and the structure of novel polymers with desired properties can be optimized by a genetic algorithm. In this paper, we are focusing on one of the parameters, glass transition temperature (Tg) that influences a desired outcome in polymer optical fibers. Performance of such fibers can be optimized by engineering a polymer to exhibit a lower refractive index and Tg. This paper compares and discusses a neural network model and a linear model that have been developed to correlate Tg and repeating units of polymers. A neural network and multiple linear regression analysis were used in the study. A set of descriptors, chosen based on previous studies on the relations between Tg and polymer structure, were used to describe the structure of repeating units, individual bond energies, and intermolecular forces, especially hydrogen bonding, which is the strongest intermolecular force and exerts the greatest influence on Tg compared with other intermolecular interactions. A comprehensive neural network model with 28 descriptors was developed to predict Tg values of 6 randomly selected polymers from a database containing 71 polymers. The network was trained with the remaining 65 polymers and had a typical training root mean square error of 17 K (R2 = 0.95) and prediction average error of 17 K (R2 = 0.85). A linear regression model developed for comparison had an average error of 30 K (R2 = 0.88). © 2007 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. | 2022-09-05T00:09:26.927Z | {
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20,315,030 | Current healthcare organizations often do not accomplish the intended effects of their eHealth systems due to inadequate usability. Commissioned by the Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, the usability of current eHealth systems in Swedish health and social care has been analysed from the perspective of their professionals. The objective of the study was to report on current problems, potential solutions as well as to relate these to research in relevant areas. Using a participatory approach, nine workshops were held where health informatics researchers guided staff from different care organizations, representatives of the national associations of health and social care professionals and the national eHealth system vendor organization. This paper presents ten demands that Swedish health and social care professionals find imperative to prioritize. The study emphasizes that development of eHealth systems must be integrated into the care practice improvement process and iteratively evaluated regarding usability. | 2022-02-28T11:59:27.139Z | {
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20,315,049 | Over the past decade there has been significant rising of the use of Voice-over-Internet-Protocol (VoIP) to reduce communication costs. This paper describes a VoIP based solution designed for the use over a campus environment taking in consideration context and architecture of computer networks: Local Area Network, Personal Area Network, Campus Area Network, Wireless Local Area Network, Metropolitan Area Network and Wide Area Network. For the concerned campus, the operating costs of phone systems take a large part of the budget and the proposed solution is designed to carry all telephony signals by offering a new communication tool in which data packet streams are transmitted over IP. Like a standard SIP server, this economic solution is a IP software but can act at the same time as a phone gateway for the phone system. We will present the central servers for two of campus of University of Moncton along with the administrational functions. After that, the tests that have been made on base of these servers will be discussed as another part of this paper. | 2022-06-30T18:18:39.827Z | {
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20,315,122 | In this paper we concern ourselves with the problem of obtaining high sequence rate sequential machines; machines which are constructed from realistic devices to operate at an input sequence rate which is independent of the machine complexity. To accomplish this result we have only to show a construction to realize acceptably synchronous devices from badly timed, restricted fan-in and fan-out devices. Once a complete set of synchronous devices is obtained, the results of Arden [1] and Arthurs [2] apply, and we know that any finite state machine has a realization using these devices which accepts input sequence members at a rate that is characteristic of the set of devices, not of the machine. The technique we propose for achieving this result is to produce a lattice of interconnected clock pulse sources called clock pulse propagators (CPP). These devices generate clock pulses which are acceptably synchronized with respect to the outputs of neighboring CPP's but are not required to be in synchronization with some machine-wide standard as in current practice. Once it is established that such a network is possible, techniques already known can be applied in the utilization of the clock pulses to synchronize logic and signals. Part I of the paper concerns the analysis of CPP networks and Part II1 covers the synthesis of sequential machines using CPP networks as clocking sources. | 2022-02-12T22:14:09.480Z | {
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20,315,138 | We introduce a modulated interfering signal in the guard band of a wireless packet based (infrastructure) network. Wireless networks, such as LTE, utilize orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) and adaptive modulation and coding (AMC) at the physical layer, hybrid auto-repeat-request (HARQ) at the data-link layer, and cross-layer optimization to increase performance. Both the target and interfering signals are subject to independent fading which is modelled by a Nakagami-m distribution. The performance of the target wireless system is measured at the finite queue in terms of throughput and average spectral efficiency (ASE). | 2022-09-01T14:58:52.526Z | {
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20,315,145 | The Heihe River is located in the northwest of the country. The river which originates on the northern side of the Qilian Mountain, flows through the north of the Hexi corridor and disappears in the Badan Jiran Desert on the Ala-shan Plateau. The weather in this region is controlled by the continental climate and the Tibet Plateau climate. The Eji-na Oasis in the Heihe River’s downstream is generally considered by Chinese ecological scientists to be the main eco-barrier in northern China. Now, economical and ecological issues from these past decades are now urgently right in front of us. In this paper, combined with fieldwork, two Land-sat TM images (1988a and 2000a) and geography information system are used to interpret land use and land cover changes of the Heihe watershed. The results show that the changes have taken place in land use and land cover in the Heihe watershed since 1988. Based on the analysis of eco-environmental effects of each reach, this paper offers some strategies for ecological restoration of Heihe River Basin. Firstly, forest in the upper reaches should be protected to prevent further deforestation. To increase the upper reaches’ water conservation ability and to protect its ecological function, the number of livestock must be limited. In the middle reaches of the watershed, no more cropland should be exploited, agricultural structures should be adjusted to utilize the limited water resources and some industries that have high water need or high pollution outputs should be restricted or canceled. Combating desertification should be a matter for urgent attention. In the lower reaches of the watershed, where Eji-na Oasis locates, efficiency of irrigation should be increased, artificial oases should be developed, enhanced, and protected, and environmental restoration should have a high priority on the National Government Agenda Policy. Keywordsland use and land cover change; RS; GIS; Heihe River Basin; China | 2022-02-12T22:16:31.478Z | {
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20,315,146 | The objective of blind image forensics is to determine whether an image is authentic or captured with a particular device. In contrast to other security-related fields, like watermarking, it is assumed that no supporting pattern has been embedded into the image. Thus, the only available cues for blind image forensics are either a) based on inconsistencies in expected (general) scene and camera properties or b) artifacts from particular image processing operations that were performed as part of the manipulation. In this work, we focus on the detection of image manipulations. The contributions can be grouped in two categories: techniques that exploit the statistics of forgery artifacts and methods that identify inconsistencies in high-level scene information. The two categories complement each other. The statistical approaches can be applied to the majority of digital images in batch processing. If a particular, single image should be investigated, high-level features can be used for a detailed manual investigation. Besides providing an additional, complementary testing step for an image, high-level features are also more resilient to intentional disguise of the manipulation operation. Hence, the first part of this thesis focuses on methods for the detection of statistical artifacts introduced by the manipulation process. We propose improvements to the detection of so-called copy-move forgeries. We also develop a unified, extensively evaluated pipeline for copy-move forgery detection. To benchmark different detection features within this pipeline, we create a novel framework for the controlled creation of semi-realistic forgeries. Furthermore, if the image under investigation is stored in the JPEG format, we develop an effective scheme to expose inconsistencies in the JPEG coefficients. The second part of this work aims at the verification of scene properties. Within this class of methods, we propose a preprocessing approach to assess the consistency of the illumination conditions in the scene. This algorithm makes existing work applicable to a broader range of images. The main contribution in this part is a demonstration of how illuminant color estimation can be exploited as a forensic cue. In the course of developing this method, we extensively study color constancy algorithms, which is the classical research field for estimating the color of the illumination. In this context, we investigate extensions of classical color constancy algorithms to the new field of non-uniform illumination. As part of this analysis, we create a new, highly accurate ground truth dataset and propose a new algorithm for multi-illuminant estimation based on conditional random fields. | 2022-06-30T05:58:13.318Z | {
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20,315,148 | Interactive network experiments are useful for finding solutions to network problems, for teaching and for training purposes. In this demonstration we shall present an interactive experiment framework that allows users to directly control the experiment scenario by using a touch panel interface. This framework uses the network emulation module named dynamiQ for the dynamic emulation of networks. The demonstration uses a scenario with up to 55 emulated nodes, out of which 30 nodes form an emulated vehicular network and 5 are static buildings. The other nodes represent wireless towers and unmanned aerial vehicles that can be freely placed in the virtual experiment area. Participants are tasked with creating a multi-hop mesh network for sending video tra c between two predefined remote locations. A similar demonstration has already been shown at Interop Tokyo 2014, where it received a special jury award. | 2022-06-14T19:55:32.121Z | {
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20,315,158 | Korea-China with the fastest speed Internet Broad Band, has achieved many progresses on Internet shopping. Especially, Korea has made a great effort on comparison website construction. A research prototype design and exploratory analysis are presented to assess success factors and impacts of Korea and China price comparison websites. For different user groups, the relationships between the characteristics of technology and tasks, usage, and organizational impacts were analysed. It shows us how to improve the applicability of fit-viability of the price comparison web sites in China after analysis. These results indicate a need for simple but highly functional price comparison applications. And we designed a sample model to include an interactive web service system for price comparison sites that complement existing information systems. This paper provides a basis for further research aiming to improve the design and management of business applications based on emerging technologies of web service and browser for information management. | 2022-02-12T22:10:08.577Z | {
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20,315,181 | Abstract Eigenfunctions of the Finite Fourier Transform, often referred to as ‘prolates’, are band-limited and highly concentrated at a finite time-interval. Both features are acquired by the convolution of a band-limited function with a prolate. This permits interpolation of such a convolution by the Walter and Shen sampling formula in terms of prolates, although the Fourier transform of the convolution is not necessarily even continuous and the concentration interval is twice as large as that of a prolate. Rigorous error estimates are given as dependent on the truncation limits. The accuracy achieved is tested by numerical examples. | 2022-03-06T14:54:23.055Z | {
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20,315,185 | This study provides a comparative analysis of palatal stops and postalveolar affricates in two RhaetoRomance varieties, namely i) Jauer, a Romansh dialect spoken in the Canton of Grisons (Switzerland), and ii) Maréo, a Ladin dialect spoken in the province of Bolzano (Italy). An acoustic analysis is carried out on the realizations of ten speakers of each variety, using the spectral mean or ‘Center of Gravity’ in order to verify the degree of difference between the two places of articulation. The results show an almost complete merger of the two categories in Jauer, whereas Maréo offers a more differentiated picture according to the age factor, given that older speakers appear to be more conservative. | 2022-02-12T22:10:08.887Z | {
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20,315,251 | Failure diagnosis of field returns typically requires high quality test stimuli and assumes that tests can be repeated. For intermittent faults with fault activation conditions depending on the physical environment, the repetition of tests cannot ensure that the behavior in the field is also observed during diagnosis, causing field returns diagnosed as no-trouble-found. In safety critical applications, self-checking circuits, which provide concurrent error detection, are frequently used. To diagnose intermittent and transient faulty behavior in such circuits, we use the stored encoded circuit outputs in case of a failure (called signatures) for later analysis in diagnosis. For the first time, a diagnosis algorithm is presented that is capable of performing the classification of intermittent or transient faults using only the very limited amount of functional stimuli and signatures observed during operation and stored on chip. The experimental results demonstrate that even with these harsh limitations it is possible to distinguish intermittent from transient faulty behavior. This is essential to determine whether a circuit in which failures have been observed should be subject to later physical failure analysis, since intermittent faulty behavior has been diagnosed. In case of transient faulty behavior, it may still be operated reliably. | 2022-09-01T01:26:52.023Z | {
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20,315,270 | Intersections are one major accident location type. This paper presents a situation analysis that combines a driver intent prediction and probabilistic reachable sets to determine the criticality of a scene. The intent prediction algorithm is presented and its evaluation in a study in real world driving. It is explained how the reachable sets are calculated and the collision probability is defined. These approaches use detailed digital maps and a graph based environmental model to perceive these complex situations. | 2022-08-28T17:21:03.784Z | {
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20,315,333 | In this paper, a new face recognition system, GAYE, is presented. GAYE is a fully automatic system that detects and recognizes faces in cluttered scenes. The input of the system is any digitized image/image sequence that includes face/faces. The basic building blocks of the system are face detection, feature extraction and feature comparison. Face detection is based on skin color segmentation. For feature extraction, a novel approach is proposed that depends on the Gabor wavelet transform of the face image. By comparing facial feature vectors system finally makes a decision if the incoming person is recognized or not. Real time system tests show that GAYE achieves a recognition ratio over %90. | 2022-02-12T22:15:56.857Z | {
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20,315,339 | Remote sensing of shallow waters may produce images characterized by limited image coverage, strong uneven background, and high noise/speckle levels, which contribute to the challenges of extracting spatial information. To better assess the submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) habitat of coastal Pinellas County, Florida, USA, using Hyperion images, two operational image optimization algorithms, vertical radiance correction (VRadCor) for destripe and spectral recognition spatial smooth hyperspectral filter (SRSSHF) for denoise, were modified for use in the shallow coastal waters and then compared to other methods. The VRadCor compresses the cross-track radiance abnormity addressing both the along-track cambering effect with low frequency and the stripe effect with high frequency by estimating both the additive and the multiplicative correction factors. The experimental results show that VRadCor more effectively removes stripes from Hyperion images in comparison to other traditional algorithms. Application of SRSSHF, a special adaptive filter model that compresses the noise by using both spectral and spatial features, was effective for denoising for inner patch areas while retaining (or enhancing) subtle edges between different patches. The use of VRadCor and SRSSHF significantly improves the quality of images of coastal waters while retaining the spectral features of water/SAV. The optimization of the images may lead to improved feature classification or increased accuracy for parameter extraction. | 2022-07-25T16:23:24.506Z | {
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20,315,407 | ID is derived from the word identity, derived from the first two characters in the word. ID is used to distinguish between an entity to another entity. Student ID (SID) is the key differentiator between a student with other students. On the concept of database, the differentiator is unique. SID can be numbers, letters, or a combination of both (alphanumeric). Viewed from the daily context, it is not important to determine which a SID belongs to the type of data. However, when reviewed on database design, determining the type of data, including SID in this case, is important. Problems arise because there is a contradiction between the data type viewed from the data characteristic and practical needs. Type of data for SID is a string, if it is evaluated from the basic concepts and its characteristic. It is acceptable because SID consists of a set of numbers which will not be meaningful if applied arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. But in terms of computer organization, data representation type will determine how much data space requirements, speed of access, and speed of operation. By considering the constraints of space and speed on the experiments conducted, SID is better expressed as an integer rather than a set of characters.
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20,315,425 | This letter proposes a new approach to model the intra-flow contention problem in multi-hop networks. The model takes into consideration of neighboring interference, hidden-node collision and multi-rate scenario. It can be easily used to do admission control or to calculate the end-to-end capacity of a given multi-hop route. Simulation results validate its accuracy. | 2022-09-05T01:58:24.646Z | {
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20,315,515 | Circuit designers have to survive one or many technical interviews before being hired for their dream job. Many students and practicing engineers feel confident that they have a strong and intuitive understanding of circuits. However, even the best circuit designers can be stumped by exotic circuits or through a misunderstanding of fundamental concepts. This panel of industry and academic circuit designers will entertain and challenge the audience and each other with questions that often arise during job interviews. The audience can judge which interview questions are fair game in the pursuit of the highly coveted mixed-signal integrated circuit job. | 2022-02-12T22:15:56.758Z | {
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20,315,532 | While High Performance Computing clouds allow researchers to process large amounts of genomic data, complex resource and software configuration tasks must be carried out beforehand. The current trend exposes applications and data as services, simplifying access to clouds. This paper examines commonly used cloud-based genomic analysis services, introduces the approach of exposing data as services and proposes two new solutions (HPCaaS and Uncinus) which aim to automate service development, deployment process and data provision. By comparing and contrasting these solutions, we identify key mechanisms of service creation, execution and data access required to support non-computing specialists employing clouds. | 2022-06-26T14:38:26.351Z | {
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20,315,565 | In this paper, we consider a singular limit of 1D compressible radiation hydrodynamics (CRHD) systems. This singular limit process corresponds to the physical problem of letting the Bouguer number become infinite and keeping the Boltzmann number constant. We show that the solution to the CRHD system converges to the contact discontinuity wave of the corresponding Euler system in the $L^2$-norm over $\mathbb{R}$ and in the $L^\infty$-norm away from the discontinuity line in any finite time T as the Bouguer number tends to infinity. At the same time, we give the convergence rates in terms of the reciprocal of the Bouguer number. Here we have no need to restrict the strength of the corresponding contact discontinuity to be small. | 2022-07-23T05:14:51.503Z | {
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20,315,587 | Several debugging methods are available for FPGA design, including logical simulation and physical debug. We face the challenge to systematize and apply a simple methodology using these methods to develop a communication processing module for a distributed control system with real time constraints. This methodology must follow some restrictions as to be easy to learn, use only available tools and not conflict with techniques employed by our industrial partner. The hardware module must be designed from scratch and must replace commercial communication modules in new devices. It will be responsible for real time interactions between programmable controllers and remote IO in large distributed control systems. The paper describes our experience designing the processing module, the methodology applied and an evaluation of this methodology during the project development. | 2022-03-04T12:46:35.824Z | {
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20,315,588 | The first widely available programming language for symbolic mathematical computation to have significant practical usage was FORMAC (FORmula MAnipulation Compiler). This paper discusses the earliest conceptual work in detail, and then provides information about later developments of the language. Other languages and systems of the early and mid-1960s are described briefly, with emphasis on their relation to FORMAC. There are also a few glimpses into the software management process at IBM. Finally there is an evaluation of FORMAC and its influence. | 2022-08-27T08:48:10.949Z | {
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20,315,589 | This paper presents an industrial experience of design pattern application for the modularization of variabilities from software product lines of web information systems. These web systems were developed at the Superintendência de Informática (SINFO) from Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN). The work describes details about the adoption and composition of traditional design patterns to the modularization of variabilities (optional, alternative and or-feature) that are usually used in web information systems. Furthermore, it also reports some usage scenarios of the conditional execution annotative technique in the implementation of fine-grained variabilities, which are not adequately implemented using traditional design patterns. | 2022-08-25T00:53:14.031Z | {
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20,315,617 | Crowdsourcing-based QoE testing is easy to implement and gives quick results at low costs; as a result crowdsourced QoE data is nowadays popular. However, there are common mistakes and pitfalls which are to be kept in mind for ensuring the reliability of such data. In this paper we summarize best practices and recommendations learned through a 4 year journey in Qualinet which have been collected in the Qualinet recommendation paper on crowdsourcing [1]. | 2022-03-10T02:44:21.138Z | {
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20,315,651 | The large diversity and heterogeneity of collaborating objects and services in modern networked environments such as personal, vehicular or home networks makes difficult the efficient configuration, deployment and management of composite dynamic systems without a major participation of human actors. This paper proposes an autonomic architecture based on decision models built on ontologies and aimed at self-configuring and self-adapting service-oriented and event-driven distributed systems. Our solution follows a top-down approach based on well-known and accepted standards and implemented as an ecosystem-wide ontology aimed at characterizing the properties of services and events related to consumers and producers entities participating in the autonomic collaborative environment. | 2022-09-02T06:07:50.988Z | {
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20,315,769 | This paper describes the development of a software complement for Blender (a freely available animation software) which allows to insert motion data obtained from a motion capture camera device. The main target is to provide Blender with a tool to develop exergames, i.e. serious games for performing physical exercises, which are fully adaptive to the user's needs and capabilities, especially addressing chronical patients or handicapped. The plugin incorporates both: motion control and recording, allowing to store user movements. Transmission is realized via the OSC (Open Sound Control) protocol. The tool is still under development, here a first version is presented showing its functionalities in a demo-game. In the future, sensor data from other devices is planned to be integrated. | 2022-04-30T12:33:24.874Z | {
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20,315,800 | Purpose – The purpose of this study is to examine knowledge-sharing phenomena from the perspective of recipients’ characteristics. Specifically, this study examines the influence of knowledge recipients’ competence, learning attitude and personal relationship with knowledge sharer on knowledge sharers’ willingness to share. Design/methodology/approach – The authors conducted two studies, a scenario experimental study and a field survey study to test their hypotheses about the effects of recipients’ characteristics on knowledge sharers’ willingness to share. Findings – The results revealed that recipients’ characteristics play different roles in different situations (responsive and proactive knowledge sharing) in triggering the knowledge sharers’ motivation to share. In responsive knowledge sharing, a recipient’s learning attitude and personal relationship with the knowledge sharer affected the sharer’s willingness to share. In proactive knowledge sharing, a recipient’s professional ability and personal re... | 2022-09-02T05:06:58.316Z | {
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20,315,820 | Since the first Phasor Measurement Units in Slovenian electricity transmission system operator's (ELES) grid have been put in operation in 2005, the number of installed units has grown considerably. In addition, in recent years, connections have been established with grid operators from Switzerland, Denmark, Italy, Germany, Montenegro and Austria with the purpose of exchanging available measurement data from these units. Besides recorded real-time phasor measurements being helpful during post-mortem analyses the trend is to extend the current functionality of the entire measurement system from mere visualization and observation towards more sophisticated smart and automatized decision-making tool applying advanced mathematical algorithms. The introduction of these special functions is expected to be applied gradually and conservatively. Nevertheless, the final target is to include smart control of special devices as well such as phase-shifting transformer and Static Var Compensation units as a countermeasure to prevent system-wide oscillations in the Europe's continental interconnection. | 2022-01-27T14:12:17.926Z | {
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