... this inequality with the use of Gronwall
inequality. Then, v ≤ u in
D
T
, and the proof of part i of the lemma is completed. The similar
argument gives the proof of part ii of the lemma.
Advances ... comments. The work was supported by the research fund of Department of Education
of Sichuan Province 10ZC127 and the research fund of Sichuan College of Education...
... pages
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Research Article
Nonoscillation of First-Order Dynamic Equations
with Several Delays
Elena Braverman
1
and Bas¸ak Karpuz
2
1
Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Calgary, ... delay dynamic equations of first
order,” Advances in Difference Equations, vol. 2008, Article ID 458687, 12 pages, 2008.
10 H. A. Agwo, “On...
... Corporation
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Volume 2011, Article ID 437842, 12 pages
doi:10.1155/2011/437842
Research Article
µ-Stability of Impulsive Neural Networks with
Unbounded Time-Varying Delays ... Hopfield, “Neurons with graded response have collective computational properties like those of
two-state neurons,” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of th...
... examples of segments of 90-second length of the PPG envelope signals having labels: normal or apnoea,
respectively.
4.2. Estimation of Relevance Weights of Dynamic Features.
Another aspect worthy of ... performs stochastic
dimensionality reduction of the dynamic features in hand.
Discussed methodology of relevance analysis benefits of the
dynamic properties of the tim...
... analytical
evaluation of the entries of the matrix F is straightforward.
4.2.2. Recovery of S
2
-Stimuli Encoded with a Population of
LIF Neurons with Random Thresholds. Let u be a signal with
absolutely ... as
projections of the stimulus u on a set of functions in the space
S
m
.
2.3. Encoding of Stimuli with a Population of LIF Neurons. In
this section we briefly disc...
... the lowest SIR of
−8.9 dB at the
worst case point and lowest average SIR of
−3.6 dB at the
cell border. This is mainly due to high level of interference
coming from the second tier of neighbours ... [11] published results of a 3-sector hexagonal
layout (Figure 1(c)) with antenna beamwidth of 100–120
degrees. The authors concluded that the frequency efficiency
improves with small...
... need to derive its
pdf which is a function of the number of interfering users.
The conditional pdf of the SINR, given that the number
of interfering users is k for integer values of the Nakagami
parameter ... x>0.
(17)
Since users collide with probability p
h
and the total number
of users is K, the number of interfering users is a binomial
random variable with paramet...
... 2008, Article ID 706935, 24 pages
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Research Article
Comparison of Linear Prediction Models for Audio Signals
Toon van Waterschoot and Marc Moonen
Division SCD, Department of ... when working with finite-length data windows.
Whereas a sum of N sinusoids can be perfectly modeled
using an AR(2N) model, that is, an autoregressive or all-pole
model of order 2N...
... 1.6
Motivated by the investigation of Shanmugam 2, Ravichandran 6, and Ali et al.
7, 11, several subclasses of meromorphic functions defined by means of convolution with
a given fixed meromorphic ... subset of the class M
q
g
h.
Proof. The proof follows from the definition of the classes by taking f ϕ.
Theorem 3.11. The function f ∈M
q
g
h if and only if −zf
∈M
c
g...
... oints each of
which represents a correlation coefficientofeachpairofthe
16 MIMO subchannels of a single OFDM subcarrier. Results
from NLoS 2 and LoS 2 paths are shown in Figure 5.The
spread of points ... different rooms with no LoS,
9m.
Photographs of the laboratory, atrium, and lecture the-
ater are shown in Figure 2,bywayofexample.
3. DEFINITION OF MIMO-OFDM CHANNEL
AND CAPACITY
Th...