Abstract:
Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for determining long binary sequences having low autocorrelation functions using evolutionary processes are disclosed. Biphase sequences are found with low peak sidelobe values meeting a predetermined criterion, e.g., threshold low auto-correlation function, including application of semidefinite programming in connection with determining an initial population, and evolving the population with an evolutionary algorithm to bits of the biphase sequences including bit flipping. The found biphase sequences can be communicated to a variety of applications, including wireless communications technologies.
Abstract:
It is provided a method for providing a main 3D content and a supplementary content used in a 3D multimedia device. The method comprises the steps of displaying the main 3D content; and triggering the supplementary content by a 3D related event of the main 3D content, wherein, depth value of the supplementary content is updated along with depth value change of the main 3D content.
Abstract:
Spectrum sensing in wireless communications is provided to identify utilized and/or unutilized frequency bands reserved for primary users using a cyclostationary beamforming approach. An adaptive cross self-coherent restoral (ACS) algorithm can be utilized to extract signals of interest (SOI) at unique cycle frequencies related to primary and/or secondary users from an antenna array measurement. Based on the SOI, one or more users of the spectrum can be identified or the spectrum can be regarded as vacant; this can be based on lobe identification in the frequency spectrum of the SOI, in one example. This mechanism is less complex than traditional cyclic spectrum analysis methods. The cyclostationary beamforming based approach is more effective than the energy detection method. Also, the need for quiet periods in spectrum sensing is eliminated when using this mechanism such that signals can be transmitted simultaneously with receiving signals over the antenna array.
Abstract:
In ad hoc enabled cellular systems, the terminals in ad hoc communications (1-16) may generate serious interference to the terminals in conventional communications (C1-C7). The possible interference to be generated from the ad hoc mobile terminals to the conventional terminals is estimated, so that the ad hoc mobile terminals can select the proper radio resource for the sake of interference avoidance. The ad hoc mobile terminals may perform interference estimation in three steps: parameter collection (4-1, 4-2, 4-3), parameter calculation (4-5) and then decision making with the comparison of the calculated result and a predefined threshold (4-6). The whole process is easy to implement and can guarantee quality of conventional communication while maintaining high spectrum efficiency.
Abstract:
A method is disclosed for a multi-zone interference correction processing for a rapid thermal processing (RTP) system. This processing allows for improved calibration/tuning of RTP systems by accounting for zone coupling. The disclosed method includes establishing baseline characteristic data and zone characteristic data, and then using the baseline and zone characteristic data to determine lamp-control parameters, such as temperature offset values, for temperature sensors of the RTP system. The baseline characteristic data includes information regarding baseline heating uniformity of an RTP system. The zone characteristic data is collected for a plurality of heating zones within the heating chamber of the RTP system, each zone being associated with a respective temperature probe. The zone characteristic data is collected based on controlled temperature sensor variations. The lamp-control parameters for temperature probes of the RTP system are then calculated based on the baseline characteristic data and the zone characteristic data.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a computer device comprising a detector for detecting a user's eye and a processor. The processor is configured to determine if the position of the user's eye is kept in a zone for a first time period, and if the position of the user's eye is kept in the zone for the first time period, suspend for a second time period detecting the user's eye and determining the position of the user's eye.
Abstract:
It is provided a method for detecting an object in a left view image and a right view image, comprising steps of receiving the left view image and the right view image; detecting a coarse region containing the object in one image of the left view image and the right view image; detecting the object within the detected coarse region in the one image; determining a coarse region in the other image of the left view image and the right view image based on the detected coarse region in the one image and offset relationship indicating position relationship of the object in a past left view image and a past right view image; and detecting the object within the determined coarse region in the other image.
Abstract:
The invention provides a method and apparatus for rendering an object for a plurality of 3D displays. The method comprises determining one of the plurality of 3D displays to render the object according to the relationship, in a global coordinate system, the position of the object and a region defined from a user's eyes to the 3D display; and rendering the object on the determined 3D display.
Abstract:
It is provided a method for delivering a 3D content comprising a 2D part and a metadata part which are divided into equal number of segments and are transmitted in two multicast streams, the method comprising the steps of receiving a request for the 3D content with a starting time point corresponding to a starting segment of the 2D part and a starting segment of the metadata part; and scheduling the transmission of at least one segment of the 2D part including the starting segment of the 2D part in a first multicast stream and the transmission of at least one segment of the metadata part including the starting segment of the metadata part in a second multicast stream, wherein, the transmission of the starting segment of the 2D part and the transmission of the starting segment of the metadata part are synchronized.
Abstract:
Spectrum sensing in wireless communications is provided to identify utilized and/or unutilized frequency bands reserved for primary users using a cyclostationary beamforming approach. An adaptive cross self-coherent restoral (ACS) algorithm can be utilized to extract signals of interest (SOI) at unique cycle frequencies related to primary and/or secondary users from an antenna array measurement. Based on the SOI, one or more users of the spectrum can be identified or the spectrum can be regarded as vacant; this can be based on lobe identification in the frequency spectrum of the SOI, in one example. This mechanism is less complex than traditional cyclic spectrum analysis methods. The cyclostationary beamforming based approach is more effective than the energy detection method. Also, the need for quiet periods in spectrum sensing is eliminated when using this mechanism such that signals can be transmitted simultaneously with receiving signals over the antenna array.