DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.137
Fabio Louvatti do Carmo, Evandro Ottoni Teatini Salles
This paper presents a modification to the ICA-MAP algorithm in order to improve its convergence. It was observed through testing that it is possible to limit the magnitude of the gradient vector, used to estimate the denoising model, and thereby improve the stability of algorithm. Such adaptation can be understood as a restriction the original...
Speech EnhancementMaximum a posteriori MAPIndependent Component Analysis (ICA)Non-Gaussian NoiseOptimization
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.138
Marco Antonio Miguel Miranda, José Cândido Silveira Santos Filho, Gustavo Fraidenraich, Michel Daoud
Yacoub, João Roberto Moreira Neto, Yusef Cáceres Zúñiga
In a recent paper, we have proposed a new lowcost framework for the construction of meteorological radars, by
using two fixed widebeam antennas. In this work, we present the
design of an optimal detector for this new kind of radar. The
detector is designed according to the Neyman-Pearson criterion,
based on the likelihood ratio of the signals...
Weather radarLikelihood Ratio DetectorCorrelation Coefficient.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.144
Juan Carlos Minango, Celso de Almeida
When spatial multiplexing (SM) technique is applied
to a cellular system, the performance is affected by the interfer-
ence from neighboring co-channel cells. This paper investigates
and compares the performance between SM and non-SM systems
in a noise-limited and interference-limited environment, where
parameters related to the transmit power and...
Spatial MultiplexingBERCo-Channel Interference.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.148
N. Maciel, Elaine C. Marques, M. Grivet, Ernesto L. Pinto
A new Hidden Markov Model (HMM) for burst errors is proposed. This model is based on a compact representation
of the error sequence in terms of succeeding pairs of clusters and
gaps lengths. Its Markov chain has two classes of states associated
to the generation of gaps and clusters lengths, respectively.
The proposed model may be characterized by...
Burst ErrorHMMML Estimation
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.145
Guilherme R. Colen, Weiler A. Finamore, Moisés V. Ribeiro
Shortened and lengthened systematic Luby Trans-
form Codes (LT-codes) have been shown, in this paper, to perform
better than their equivalent mother codes by simulating trans-
mission of LT-coded information over a binary erasures channel.
The performance is improved as the shortening (lengthening)
factor is increased while reducing (keeping) its...
Shortened LT-codesLengthened LT-codesSys- tematic LT-codesFountain Codes.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.149
Camilo Souza, Edjair Mota, Leandro Galvao, Diogo Soares, Juliano F. Naves
Some types of Delay and Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTNs) need of humans help to send data between users.
However, humans are socially selfishness and prefer to help users
with whom they have a social relationship, fact that affects the
network performance. Given the limited memory secondary space
in the devices, the buffer management becomes a...
Delay and Disruption Tolerant Networkssocial relationshipbuffer management.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.146
Fernando López-Rodríguez, Divanilson R. Campelo
This article proposes an architecture for an ISP (Internet Service Provider) utilizing SDN-OpenFlow. With this, we attempt to create a network with less equipment processing and more traffic engineering potentiality than today’s one, and at the same time without the problems that might exist in networks implemented with OpenFlow, as controller overload,...
ArchitectureISPOpenFlowRobustnessrouting speedjittertraffic engineeringoverloadcontroller dependence
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.150
Rivael Strobel Penze, Joao B. Rosolem, Ulysses R. Duarte, Getulio E. R. Paiva, Renato Baldini Filho
This work proposes a new approach to powering
PON extenders using the fiber powering technique, in order to
make them virtually passives. In our demonstration, we show the
feasibility of this technique applied to an SOA based extender for
XG-PON/G-PON shared network reaching a distance of 50 km
with a split ratio of 1:32. Results regarding the...
Optical accessfiber poweringoptical fiber amplifiersoptical fiber communications.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.139
Bruno Pompeo, Leandro Pralon, Gabriel Beltrão
This work addresses a method of eliminating blind
zones and range ambiguity in monostatic pulsed radar systems.
It is employed a combined use of Noise Radar (transmitted
signals characterized by stochastic processes) and random pulse
repetition frequency (PRFs). Finally, a comparison between the
proposed method and conventional systems method -...
radar systemsnoise radarwaveformpulse repetition frequency
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2013.140
Sérgio Pinho Piretti, Pedro Carlos Batista Bretas Jr., Ugo Silva Dias
This work proposes and conduct a practical investigation on the a probability density function of the α-µ/Gamma
composite distribution, obtained in closed-form expression, for
the multipath shadowed fading channel in wireless environments.
The statistical characterization includes both theoretical models
and practical investigations through field...
Composite FadingChannel CharacterizationField Measurementsα-µ/Gamma.