... Association for Computational LinguisticsRandomized Algorithms and NLP: UsingLocalitySensitiveHash Function for HighSpeedNoun Clustering Deepak Ravichandran, Patrick Pantel, and Eduard HovyInformation ... in NLP for various applications such as clustering. In this paper, we perform highspeed similaritylist creation for nouns collected from a huge webcorpus. We linearize this step by using the ... Locality Sensitive Hash Function; 2. Performance of fast Hammingdistance search algorithm; 3. Quality of final simi-larity lists.5.1 Evaluation of Localitysensitive Hash functionTo perform this...
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... Patrick Pantel, and EduardHovy. 2005. Randomized Algorithms and NLP: Using LocalitySensitiveHashFunctionsfor High SpeedNoun Clustering. In Proceedings of ACL.David Talbot. 2009. Succinct approximate ... size d3: for i := 0 . . . m − 1 do4: P [i] := random sample from N (0, 1), using s as seedONLINE:1: for each word w in the stream do2: for each feature fiassociated with w do3: for j := ... the random matrix. Possibilities for futurework include the pairing of this method with algo-rithms for dynamic clustering, as well as exploringalgorithms for different distances (e.g., L2)...
... of configuration E for light undergo-ing up to five reflections.power uniformity of the transmitter has yet to be optimized. For high performance wireless diffuse links with uniformpower illumination ... receivers for high- speed infraredwireless communication,” IEEE Communications Magazine,vol. 36, no. 12, pp. 88–94, 1998.[15] T. J. Svetla and M. Kavehrad, “Multispot di using config-uration for ... 37–45, 2004.[28] A. G. Al-Ghamdi and J. M. H. Elmirg hani, “Spot di using technique and angle diversity performance forhigh speed indoor diffuse infra-red wireless transmission,” IEE Proceed-ings:...
... Hence, the former one isassumed to target high- end users willing to pay more inarea and power for performance (e.g., laptops). The MMSEsingle-mode detector is in favor of low-end users for connec-tivity ... always visits the complete constellation (e.g.,16 for 16-QAM and 64 for 64-QAM), while MFCSO onlyvisits a subset of it (e.g., 9 for 16-QAM and 16 for 64-QAM).Note that MFCSO requires MMSE detection ... fixedcomplexity and parallelism for hard decision. In [5],alow-complexity near-MAP detection method is proposed for high- order modulation (e.g., 64-QAM). The performanceloss from MAP due to the...
... simultaneously to a significant lateralcompositional modulation and high QD density [34],resulting in a high material and modal gain. For ultrahigh -speed directly modulated VCSEL appli-cations it is extremely ... faster [4] large signal modulationexperiments have been performed at lower temperatures,but the highspeed performance at 85 °C is crucial for mostshort-distance optical interconnect applications.Thus, ... excellent static performance, i.e. high external efficiency even at 85 °C, these devices demon-strate the potential of this novel active material for temperature stable ultra highspeed VCSELs. At...
... solvable in high- speed wireless LANs, but it is clearthat a straightforward approach using the centralized controlprevents several difficulties. TMAC can support access cat-egories by announcing ... conditions, TMAC pro-vides more transmission opportunities for high- rate stationsperceiving good channels. This feature is important for high- speed wireless LANs and mesh networks to mitigate the ... to high- speed wireless networks. The MAC de-sign in high- speed wireless networks, such as IEEE 802.11n,8 EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and NetworkingTable 3: Analysis results for...
... vthon PER performance in the presence of the MUI for 8-PIMwhen the code weight is w= 10 and Eb/N0= 15 dB. It canbe seen that for the optimal threshold vth= 6, the PERperformance improves ... IntroductionTrends in modern communication systems place high demands on low power consumption, high- speed trans-mission, and anti-interference characteristics. Therefore,impulse radio ultra-wideband (IR-UWB) ... worse performance than 2-PAM and2-PPM, respectively. With the increase of the modulationlevel to L= 4, PIM has a 0.8 dB better performance than4-PAM and 3 dB worse than 4-PPM, while for L=...
... rate for video signal. CBR and VBR stand for constant bit rate andvariable bit rate, respectively. SIF stands for source inputformat. HalfD1 stands for video size of 352× 480 pixels for one ... services using a 1.2 m diameter dish, uplink speed isless than about 2 Mbps, even though downlink speed is up to60 Mbps.In providing telemedicine, uplink speeds are an impor-tant feature since high- quality ... enable WiFi to be used in a dis-aster, we developed long-range and high- speed wireless LANunits to establish makeshift but high- speed wireless LAN net-works. These networks would establish communication...
... is a proposed standard that will increase the speed of WLANs to 108 Mbps•802.11r is a proposed standard for fast roaming•HiperLAN/2 is a high- speed WLAN specification that is similar to the ... Band•IEEE 802.11a uses the Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure (U-NII) band–Intended for devices that provide short-range, high- speed wireless digital communications•U-NII spectrum ... transmission in parallel across several lower -speed channels23Summary (continued)•OFDM uses 48 of the 52 subchannels for data, while the remaining four are used for error correction–Number of errors...
... Meaning of Marketing for High- Tech FirmsThe Meaning of Marketing for High- Tech FirmsIt is clear that successful marketing strategies have been funda-mental for all the high- technology firms ... which are now almost forgotten. For industrial products, the case of electronics is characteristic: In the1950s the input medium for information processing was first performed byvacuum tubes. ... Marketing for High- Tech Firms4.3 Finding information about competitors 1214.3.1 External sources 1214.3.2 Internal sources 1264.4 Organizing competitive analysis 1274.4.1 Who performs the...