... VÀ ĐÀO TẠO TRƯỜNG…………… LUẬN VĂN Kỹ thuật giấu tin trong ảnh dựa trên MBNS (Multiple basenotational system) 24 3.3.2. Các bước thực hiện Bước 1: Tính độ lệch chuẩn . Tính...
... the AF MIMO relaying system with multiple users. It cor-responds to the case where one base station communicates with multiple terminalsvia one relay station. In this system, the source precoder, ... solution for point-to-point MIMO systemsbased on weighted MSE criterion [23].5Relay station Base stationMobile terminalsFigure 1.4 Multi-user AF MIMO relay system. help of a relay station. ... relay system. transceiver design for conventional MIMO systems has been extensively studied invarious scenarios in the past decade [23–26].1.1.3 AF MIMO Relay SystemsThe benefits of multiple- antenna...
... 1Spec SheetFlexWave™ Base Station System IP-Based RAN for Indoor/Outdoor Coverage and CapacityThe FlexWave™ Base Station System (BSS) is a complete base station system providing converged ... SGSN (4 E1/T1) CORBA-based to O&M to OMC-RSTANDARDS CE and FCC approved4 / 0 7 • 1 0 4 6 2 5 A E FlexWave™ Base Station System FlexWave™ Base Station System IP-Based RAN for Indoor/Outdoor ... 4 / 0 7 • 1 0 4 6 2 5 A E FlexWave™ Base Station System FlexWave™ Base Station System IP-Based RAN for Indoor/Outdoor Coverage and Capacity3w w w . a d c ....
... stream..12MT...12MR.....channelUse multiple transmit and multiple receive antennas for a single userNow this system promises enormous data rates! Types of Channels Multiple- Input -Multiple- Output (MIMO) SystemsBasic ... “MIMO-OFDM Systems for High Data Rate Wireless Networks”, Whu TopicsMotivations for the development of MIMO systemsMIMO System Model and Capacity StudiesDesign Criterion for MIMO Systems ... of Ad Hoc Networks Using Multiple Antennas”, Park, Choi and Nettles, submitted Mobicom 2004(4) “From Theory to Practice: An Overview of MIMO Space-Time Coded Wireless Systems”, Gesbert et al.,IEEE...
... system 49.1 38.2 39.6best single system 41.0 30.2 47.7consensus of 4 systems 39.1 29.1 49.3+ rescoring 38.8 29.0 50.72005 evaluation, see Table 3. Compared to thebest performing single system, ... BLEUChinese-English [%] [%] [%]worst single system ’04 58.3 46.6 34.6best single system ∗’04 54.6 42.6 40.3consensus of 5 systemsfrom 2004 47.8 38.0 46.2 system (*) in 2005 50.3 40.5 45.1ish to ... statistical ma-chine translation (SMT) systems are not normal-ized and therefore not directly comparable. Forsome other MT systems (e.g. knowledge-basedsystems), the lattices and/or scores of...
... Knowledge BaseSystem Basic Knowledge CHAPTER 4 – SYSTEM DESIGN4.1 DATABASE DESIGN4.1.1 Database NormalizationBefore starting normalization, we ... userTypical objects of the system are described in the following figure:Figure 1.5.2 – Mechanism of Knowledge Base System HUT – Genetic Computer School Page 10Knowledge BaseSystem Basic Knowledge ... Form HUT – Genetic Computer School Page50Knowledge BaseSystem Basic Knowledge 3.3 DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS3.3.1 Level 0 DFD for Knowledge BaseSystem StudentsLecturersAdministratorMember managementMember...
... below, shows a smart antenna system with multiple antennas at one end of the link. These systems are also known as SIMO (single-input multiple output). Originally multiple antennas were placed ... in radar and sonar systems. Using multiple antennas introduces spatial diversity into the system. These antennas are also known as ‘smart antennas’. Spatial diversity is based upon the fact ... modifiable file, base_ stations.res’, in the following format. 3 -Number of base stations 30.0 10.0 4.0 - Location of 1st base station 30.2 10.0 4.0 - Location of 2nd base station The...
... Knowledge BaseSystemSystem GuideCHAPTER 2 – PROGRAM SPECIFICATION2.1 PROGRAM IDENTIFICATIONProject Name: KNOWLEDGE BASE SYSTEM Programming Languages: Active Server Pages (ASP)Database: Microsoft ... articlesHUT – Genetic Computer School Page43Knowledge BaseSystemSystem GuideHUT – Genetic Computer School Page25Knowledge BaseSystemSystem GuideThe students can Register and manage their ... – Genetic Computer School Page4Knowledge BaseSystemSystem GuideCategory Table in 3NFHUT – Genetic Computer School Page22Knowledge BaseSystemSystem GuideCategory RecordField name Data...
... Genetic Computer School Page28Knowledge BaseSystem User Guide1.6 DATABASE DESIGN1.6.1 Normalized FormsNormalized database of the Knowledge BaseSystem has six tables in 3NF: User Table,Category ... Genetic Computer School Page50Knowledge BaseSystem User GuideAdd new article typeAdd new categoryHUT – Genetic Computer School Page42Knowledge BaseSystem User GuideCategory RecordField ... Knowledge BaseSystem User GuideHUT – Genetic Computer School Page35Knowledge BaseSystem User GuideLogonBeginEndValid username/passwordAdministrator...
... clear.Our system makes asking backs by showing themon a display, and users respond them by selectingthe displayed buttons by mouses.Initially, we developed the system as a keyboardbased Q-A system, ... dialogQ-A system which substitute for call centers, basedon only large text knowledge base. If we consult a call center, an operator will helpus through a dialog. The substitutable system alsoneeds ... for significant partsbased on confidence in recognition. After that, the system retrieves relevant texts in the text knowledge base using each candidate, and makes confirmationbased on significance...
... PARALLEL MULTIPLE CONTEXT-FREE GRAMMARS, FINITE-STATE TRANSLATION SYSTEMS, AND POLYNOMIAL-TIME RECOGNIZABLE SUBCLASSES OF LEXICAL-FUNCTIONAL ... languages. Among them are parallel multiple context-free grammars (pmcfg's) and lexical-functional gram- mars (lfg's). Pmcfg's and their subclass called multiple context-free grammars ... the gen- erative capacities of such grammars and devices. Parallel multiple context-free grammars (pm- cfg's) and multiple context-free grammars (mcfg's) were introduced in (Kasami...
... failures" 119, "nothing in data base& quot; 61, "program error" 39, but this only points to the general difficul- ties of comparisons of system performance. SOME CONCLUSIONS ... as loading cargo items, the percentage of task completion may signal both system performance and user satisfaction. System response times are a very important measure. The ques- tionnaire method ... performance with respect Co a given task. 41 EVALUATION OF NATURAL LANGUAGE INTERFACES TO DATA BASE SYSTEMS Bozena Henisz Thompson California Institute of Technology INTEODUCT~ON Is evaluation,...
... knowledge base for a natural lan- guage system, which constitutes a manageable and princi- pled midway point between these simple knowledge bases and the impossibly detailed knowledge bases that ... sophisticated natural language sys- tem must have a large knowledge base. But heretofore, the knowledge bases in natural language systems have either encoded only a few kinds of knowledge - e.g., ... sophisticated natural language system requires a large knowledge base. A methodology is described for con- structing one in a principled way. Facts are selected for the knowledge base by determining...