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Performance evaluation of
space–time–frequency spreading for MIMO
OFDM–CDMA systems
Haysam Dahman
∗
and Yousef Shayan
Department of Electrical Engineering, Concordia ... wireless communications systems. An important advantage of using STF-
domain spreading in MIMO OFDM–CDMA is that the maximum number of users supported
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it is a sort of approximated indicator of the “depth” of the propagation process. Since the RE can be
interpreted as the ratio between the average number of reached ... approach is extensively described, for the evaluationof D,
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exhaustive set of chapters covering a broad variety of forensic ... work−related software. There should be a master list (i.e., database) of
what software resides on every PC that Operations maintains. However, with some site license
agreements most of the software ... 61
Confiscation ofComputer Equipment 65
Other Methods of Covert Monitoring 66
Chapter 4: Basics of Internet Abuse: What is Possible and Where to Look Under the
Hood 68
Terms 68
Types of Users 69
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been adopted in the quest for a easily understood, universal measure of computer
1.5
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described as part of CAD)
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system. By comparing the performanceof the passive ... objectives of this project have been
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type of controller is used to test the systemsperformance ...
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COMPARATIVE STUDY ON PERFORMANCEEVALUATION
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Prof. Kalpesh P Prajapati,
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or the role that familiarity or recognition of
visualized scenes may play in processes of aesthetic
evaluation. The development ofevaluation ... large variety of scenes,
certain attributes of spatial configuration (such as
the extent of openness and spatial definition, the
normal function and/or use of the place, and the
age of the site ... consider to be of
great importance for research in this field.
Another of the goals of the present study was to
explore the role that the restorative capacity of a
place, in terms of the Attentional...
... to be popular today.
Other, extrinsic, types of human evaluations
of NLG systems include measuring the impact
of different generated texts on task performance
(Young, 1999), measuring how much ... 2005 NIST MT evaluation exercise, used
BLEU-4 as the only method of evaluation. BLEU
is a precision metric that assesses the quality of a
translation in terms of the proportion of its word n-
grams ... and Human Evaluationof NLG Systems
Anja Belz
Natural Language Technology Group
CMIS, University of Brighton
UK
A.S.Belz@brighton.ac.uk
Ehud Reiter
Dept of Computing Science
University of Aberdeen
UK
ereiter@csd.abdn.ac.uk
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adopted characteristics of innovation systems. However, in all of these efforts the centrality of
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... task-
based evaluations of NLG systems over the Internet
is a valid alternative to more traditional laboratory-
based evaluations. Specifically, we have shown
that an Internet-based evaluationofsystems ... increased
amount of data also makes it possible to compare
the quality of NLG systems across different evalua-
tion worlds and users’ language proficiency levels.
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an evaluation that is based almost exclusively on na-
tive speakers in universities leads to overly benign
judgments about the quality of NLG systems.
One advantage of the Internet-based...