Outputs (103)

ITU-R and WINNER II path loss modeling of femtocells (2013)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

As cellular network users continue to grow; there is a need for in-creased user capacity, higher throughput and improved system performance. An important issue affecting cellular networks is to make services available to re-gions of bad or no recepti... Read More about ITU-R and WINNER II path loss modeling of femtocells.

Drop-coated titanium dioxide memristors (2013)
Journal Article

The fabrication of memristors by drop-coating sol-gel Ti(OH)4 solution onto either aluminium foil or sputter-coated aluminium on plastic is presented. The gel layer is thick, 37 μm, but both devices exhibit good memristance I-V profiles. The drop coa... Read More about Drop-coated titanium dioxide memristors.

A statistical model of catheter motion from interventional x-ray images: Application to image-based gating (2013)
Journal Article

The motion and deformation of catheters that lie inside cardiac structures can provide valuable information about the motion of the heart. In this paper we describe the formation of a novel statistical model of the motion of a coronary sinus (CS) cat... Read More about A statistical model of catheter motion from interventional x-ray images: Application to image-based gating.

Dynamical and topological robustness of the mammalian cell cycle network: A reverse engineering approach (2013)
Journal Article

A common gene regulatory network model is the threshold Boolean network, used for example to model the Arabidopsis thaliana floral morphogenesis network or the fission yeast cell cycle network. In this paper, we analyze a logical model of the mammali... Read More about Dynamical and topological robustness of the mammalian cell cycle network: A reverse engineering approach.

Nano-assembly with cells from particle interaction based on collisions of mobile localizations in cellular automata (2013)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

An automatic process is proposed by construct nano-assambly devices, derived from a set of synchorinsed collisions between multiple particles, such an automation is based on programming regular expressions and finite state machines.

Compressed sensing signal and data acquisition in wireless sensor networks and internet of things (2013)
Journal Article

The emerging compressed sensing (CS) theory can significantly reduce the number of sampling points that directly corresponds to the volume of data collected, which means that part of the redundant data is never acquired. It makes it possible to creat... Read More about Compressed sensing signal and data acquisition in wireless sensor networks and internet of things.

A description driven approach for flexible metadata tracking (2013)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Evolving user requirements presents a considerable software engineering challenge, all the more so in an environment where data will be stored for a very long time, and must remain usable as the system specification evolves around it. Capturing the d... Read More about A description driven approach for flexible metadata tracking.

Transformation of an uncertain video search pipeline to a sketch-based visual analytics loop (2013)
Journal Article

Traditional sketch-based image or video search systems rely on machine learning concepts as their core technology. However, in many applications, machine learning alone is impractical since videos may not be semantically annotated sufficiently, there... Read More about Transformation of an uncertain video search pipeline to a sketch-based visual analytics loop.

Logic gates and complex dynamics in a hexagonal cellular automaton: The spiral rule (2013)
Journal Article

In previous works, hexagonal cellular automata (CA) have been studied as a variation of the famous Game of Life CA, mainly for spiral phenomena simulations; where the most interesting constructions are related to the Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction. In... Read More about Logic gates and complex dynamics in a hexagonal cellular automaton: The spiral rule.

Business process discovery through conversation log analysis in pluralist and coercive problem contexts (2013)
Thesis

Business process discovery is one of the most fundamental steps of business process management (BPM) lifecycles. Incorrect, misleading or biased results of this stage can cause the whole BPM project to fail or the information systems that are created... Read More about Business process discovery through conversation log analysis in pluralist and coercive problem contexts.