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The Relationship between Online Engagement and Users’ Perceived Benefits: Exploring the Differences among Rural and Urban Internet Users

While the provision of infrastructure has largely been successful in South Korea, the divergent uses after getting access to the networks have resulted in a new type of digital exclusion. Among the many factors that lead to a longer term divide among those who benefit from the technologies and those who do not, this study examined the […]

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A Hybrid Method for Signal Integrity Analysis of Traces and Vias in an Infinitely Large Plate Pair

A hybrid approach is proposed to signal integrity analysis of trace and vias in plate pair with an infinitely large dimension. By using the domain decomposition method, trace domain and via domain are divided from the plate domain. Each individual domain of via and trace structure is modeled by the 3-D full-wave tool HFSS as […]

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Deduping the Internet: An email case study

Much of the traffic that traverses the Internet each day is redundant. That is, some or all of the data content has been sent previously. From a technical viewpoint, this represents a waste of resources, in terms of network bandwidth, storage, and energy efficiency. This paper presents an initial feasibility study to assess the potential of data […]

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Runtime and Architecture Support for Efficient Data Exchange in Multi-Accelerator Applications

Heterogeneous parallel computing applications often process large data sets that require multiple GPUs to jointly meet their needs for physical memory capacity and compute throughput. However, the lack of high-level abstractions in previous heterogeneous parallel programming models force programmers to resort to multiple code versions, complex data copy steps and synchronization schemes when exchanging data […]

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On the Diversity-Multiplexing Tradeoff of Unconstrained Multiple-Access Channels

In this paper, the optimal diversity-multiplexing tradeoff (DMT) is investigated for the multiple-input multiple-output fading multiple-access channel with no power constraints (infinite constellations). For$K$ users ( $K>1$ ), $M$ transmit antennas for each user, and $N$ receive antennas, infinite constellations in general and lattices in particular are shown to attain the optimal DMT of finite constellations for $Nge (K+1) M-1$ , i.e., user limited […]

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6th International Workshop on Emerging Trends in Software Metrics (WETSoM 2015)

WETSoM is a gathering of researchers and practitioners to discuss the progress on software metrics knowledge. Motivations for this workshop include the low impact that software metrics have on current software development and the increased interest in research. The goals of this workshop include critically examining the evidence for the effectiveness of existing metrics and […]

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On the acceptable perturbation level of CATV distribution amplifiers for mobile DVB-T reception

Transition to TV digital distribution finished in most countries. In cable networks, analog transmission will continue to work for their users. Studies evaluating the mutual interference between terrestrial (DVB-T and analog TV) and cable standards are rare, probably because it is considered that the two transmission media (the air and cable) are sufficiently distinct to avoid […]

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Hybrid EDF Packet Scheduling for Real-Time Distributed Systems

When multiple computational resource elements collaborate to handle events in a cyber-physical system, scheduling algorithms on these resource elements and the communication delay between them contribute to the overall system utilization and schedulability. Employing earliest deadline first (EDF) scheduling in real-time cyber-physical systems has many challenges. First, the network layer of a resource has to interrupt and […]

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A Hybrid Interference Control Scheme for Femto Cells Using Overhearing and Limited SON Co-Ordination

This paper presents a coordinated scheduling/ interference control solution with Overhearing and limited SON control. The solution is suited to many of the open access Femto cell networks being deployed, where the provision of very high bandwidth (X2 type) inter-connecting links is not feasible. The proof of concept is provided through simulations with real radio channel data. […]

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A Distributed Resource Reservation Scheme for Handover Failure Reduction

In this letter, we propose a distributed resource reservation strategy for handover failure (HOF) reduction. The network status information that is locally available at each cell is utilized to reserve handover protection (HOP) resources in a dynamic and distributed manner. Each cell transmits downlink traffic using only the reserved HOP resources. Severe interferences to the neighboring cells […]

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