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... the adhoc transport Protocol (ATP) for mobile adhocnetworks [6] After studying issues with the TCP in adhoc networks, the authors have taken a new approach using ATP to improve the performance ... Mobile AdHoc Networking and Computing (MobiHoc ’01), pp 56–66, Long Beach, Calif, USA, October 2001 H Lim, K Xu, and M Gerla, “TCP performance over multipath routing in mobile adhoc networks, ” ... Communications and Networking Hoc Networking and Computing (MOBIHOC ’03), Annapolis, Md, USA, June 2003 M K Marina and S R Das, “On-demand multipath distance vector routing in adhoc networks, ” in...
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... research for military networksand applications, adhocnetworks have become increasingly important in commercial applications Nodes in adhocnetworks move randomly and self-organize and self-manage ... affecting the performance of adhocnetworks Taxonomy for performance evaluation of adhocnetworks is presented in Figure 2.1 In the taxonomy, we classify general adhocnetworks into two categories, ... performance wireless communication is needed These factors, amongst others, have motivated the continuous research and development efforts to improve the performance of adhocnetworksAd hoc...
... Communications and Networking Conventional on-demand routing protocols such as adhoc on-demand distance vector (AODV) [8] and dynamic source routing (DSR) [9] are not energy aware Routing is done based ... interest are mobile adhoc networks, cellular IP networks, broadband ATM networks, and CDMA engineering and digital communication He received IETECDIL Award in September 2000 for the Best Paper ... Shanmugavel, S Saravanan, C S Saravanan, and J Venkatakrishnan, “Delay and energy metric basedroutingalgorithmsfor improving efficiency in mobile AdHoc networks, ” in Proc 3rd Asian International...
... Cheng, J Sun, M Min, and D.-Z Du, “Energy-efficient broadcast and multicast routing in adhoc wireless networks, ” in Proceedings of the 22nd IEEE International Performance, Computing and Communications ... multiple multicast sessions for all algorithms In all cases, both DMMT-OA and DMMT-DA have better performance than other algorithms, and DMMT-DA is even better and always performs very close (within ... Communications and Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC ’06), pp 419–424, Vancouver, BC, Canada, July 2006 [11] S Guo and O W W Yang, “Multicast lifetime maximization for energy-constrained wireless adhoc networks...
... given graphs G1 and G2 are isomorphic we first transform each graph into an adjacency matrix Ad1 and Ad2 followed by a canonical adjacency matrix transformation and a comparison Given a pair of graph ... inductive database based algorithms, mathematical graph theory basedalgorithmsand kernel function basedalgorithms SUBDUE [33] and GBI [162] are the two greedy search basedalgorithms which appeared ... previously developed tools for querying paths and subnetworks from networks Much work been done in the area of graphbased mining and pathway discovery were on undirected and unweight graph, while none...
... is presented for (i) optimization algorithmsfor DSA, and (ii) learning algorithmsfor DSA INTRODUCTION 1.4.1 Optimization algorithmsfor DSA In centralized DSA, there is a need for an optimization ... optimum solution and ACO -based suboptimum 75 4.1 System model and information exchange 82 4.2 Illustration of bidding process for Myopic and learning based CRs at ... Proposed methods performance in an environment with varying number of subcarriers For simplicity of presentation, vector v is shown in hexadecimal form For example v = 0C00 stands for v = [0, 0, 1,...
... Wikipedia was first explored as an information source for named entity disambiguation and information retrieval by Bunescu and Pasca (2006) There, disambiguation is performed using an SVM kernel that ... summaries of the different disambiguation candidates for the same surface form s were very similar For example, consider the disambiguation candidates of “China’ and their TF-IDF summaries in Figure ... Wikipedia, and not against the confusion set of disambiguation candidates of m Therefore, we re-weigh the TF-IDF vectors using the TF-IDF scheme on the disambiguation candidates as a adhoc document...
... 49.3 and 45.8%, respectively The ones between IDEA1_NOHW and NS-2 are 1.0, 2.6, 8.3 and 7.2% Therefore, the average deviation between IDEA1_HW and NS-2 is 26.7%, and the one between IDEA1_NOHW and ... doi:10.1145/1096166.1096174 ieee Standard for Information technology-Telecommunications and information exchange between systems- Local and metropolitan area networks- Specific requirements Part ... and evaluation framework for wireless sensor networksAdHoc Netw 6, 909–935 (2008) doi:10.1016/j.adhoc.2007.08.003 Qt - A cross-platform application and UI framework http://qt.nokia.com/ [Online]...
... Standard specification for telecommunications and information exchange between roadside and vehicle systems–5 GHz band dedicated short range communications (DSRC) medium access control (MAC) and ... Krishnan, T Talty, Performance evaluation of safety applications over DSRC vehicular adhocnetworks ACM-Veh Adhoc Netw 1, 1–9 (2004) F Yu, S Biswas, A self reorganizing MAC protocol for inter-vehicle ... foradhocnetworks providing efficient and reliable point-topoint and broadcast services Wirel Netw 10, 359–366 (2004) J Blum, A Eskandarian, A reliable link-layer protocol for robust and scalable...
... should be able to handle large datasets (i.e., thousands of devices) and perform efficient data access and queries, for example, for accessing device properties, for querying for devices that match ... Predefined platform-specific LonMark standardizations Layer 3: Adresses Contact information Platform- and manufacturerspecific types Hardware Standard profiles Standard variable types Standard parameter ... from Layers and only Whenever new hardware is available or the existing standard profiles, standard variable types, functions, and so forth need to be expanded, it should be the standardization...
... conventional scrambling and secure scrambling, respectively In practical systems, after spreading and scrambling, passband PAM (pulse amplitude modulation) is performed Mapping information bearing ... discussion is based on the equivalent discrete-time baseband PAM model of CDMA systems, for which the spreading sequences and scrambling sequences are both binary antipodal sequences Based on (4), ... proposed scheme is very feasible and can readily be implemented for security enhancement in wireless networks [1] R Nichols and P Lekkas, Wireless Security: Models, Threats, and Solutions, McGraw-Hill...
... alphabet [18], and it Andrea M Tonello (u,i) (u,i) ··· c0 T used to introduce code diversity and to randomize the effect of the MAI Tf cL−1 Tg 2.2 Figure 2: Frame format for user u and code i carries ... constant for a given amount of time and they change for a new (randomly picked) topology DETECTION ALGORITHMSFOR THE IMPULSEMODULATED SYSTEM In this section, we derive several detection algorithms ... Biglieri, “Coding and modulation for a horrible channel,” IEEE Communications Magazine, vol 41, no 5, pp 92–98, 2003 [2] A M Tonello, R Rinaldo, and L Scarel, “Detection algorithmsfor wide band impulse...
... Limbe and Buea Demographic information was collected in the Performa and analyzed Viruses were propagated in PBMC derived from buffy coats and cell free viruses stored in liquid nitrogen for subsequent ... Research and Reference Reagent Program for providing us cells and chemokine blockers The findings and conclusions in this article have not been formally disseminated by the Food and Drug Administration ... clinicians by providing additional information for better management of disease Currently there are two methods in practice for co-receptor determination a) bio informatics tools based on V3 sequence...
... friends, and support from my family and my wife First and foremost I would like to express my deepest gratitude to my supervisors Associate Professor Hui Ji and Professor Defeng Sun for their ... dictionary learning based image restoration and recognition, dictionary learning algorithmsand proximal methods 4 Introduction 1.1.1 Dictionary learning for image restoration and recognition In ... dictionary in an ad- hoc manner, the proposed method is optimized for learning an incoherent dictionary for sparse coding Compared to the generic numerical scheme for solving (1.21) adopted in the...
... criticized for being noisy and slow to converge That said, the traditional approaches to training neural networksfor both feedforward and recurrent types are usually based on simple gradient -based ... inject diversity and variety in my thinking and outlook, and whose diligence and enthusiasm has always made the business of teaching and research such a pleasant and stimulating one for me Credit ... learning for both feedforward and recurrent neural networksbased on a ‘layered’ training mechanism – first, this is done for an MLP that is based on approximating the Hessian using only local information,...
... SURVEY OF ADHOCROUTING PROTOCOLS 28 3.2.4 AdHoc On-Demand Distance Vector Routing The AdHoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) [6] routing protocol enables dynamic self-starting multi-hop routing ... routing to reduce routing overhead The storage overhead is also limited to a small table for storing routingand location information of neighbors Nonetheless, additional overhead for location services ... (1) Minimize routing overhead (2) Power-off radio when idle Multiple routing (1) Minimize routing overhead and packet header (2) Support asymmetric links Scalable routing: (1) Flat routing (2)...
... network sub graph covers all nodes in the multicast group Routing protocols designed for mobile adhocnetworks maintain only approximate and minimal topology information, and therefore designing ... core selection and core migrating algorithmsfor mobile adhocnetworks has been presented and debated Because of the unrestricted node movements, the topologies of the mobile adhocnetworks are ... challenges of mobile adhocnetworks to support reliable and efficient communication for distributed computing Mobile AdHocnetworks present another network model different from traditional communication...