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Full-Text Articles in Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing
Dynamic Modeling Of Cell Flow For An Atm Network, Sok Kem Tay
Dynamic Modeling Of Cell Flow For An Atm Network, Sok Kem Tay
Student Works (2000-2009)
This project is to study dynamic modeling of cell flow for an A TM network using Simulink tools. The A TM network consists of a maximum of four nodes configured into single hop, multi hop, ring, mesh and star topology. The dynamic simulation will examining the cell flow (bit per second), cell dropped cell received and link utilization for above topology.
Single Object Detection Using Multiple Sensors With Unknown Noise Distributions, Shaofen Chen
Single Object Detection Using Multiple Sensors With Unknown Noise Distributions, Shaofen Chen
Computer Science Theses & Dissertations
We consider the design of an object classification system that identifies single objects using a system of sensors; each sensor outputs a random vector, according to an unknown (noise) probability distribution, in response to a sensed object. We consider a special class of systems, called the linearly separable systems, where the error-free sensor outputs corresponding to distinct objects can be mapped into disjoint intervals on real line. Given a set of sensor outputs corresponding to known objects, we show that a detection rule αemp that approaches the correct rule with a high probability can be computed. We show …