DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.85
Camilo Dorea, Ricardo L. de Queiroz ´
Inaccurate depth map discontinuities are an
important source of artifact and distortion in multiview systems
and applications requiring depth-based view rendering such
as 3DTV or free-viewpoint video. Such errors along depth
discontinuities frequently occur during depth estimation and/or
depth map coding. In this paper we present a novel method
for...
depth map correctionmultiview videoimage segmentation
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.122
Fernanda Smith, Evaldo Pelaes, Marcio Monteiro, Boris Dortschy, Francisco Muller, Aldebaro Klautau
This work proposes a method for the evaluation
of the effectiveness of adopting dynamic spectral management
(DSM) algorithms in different DSL scenarios. In the last years
several DSM algorithms emerged in the literature but their
comparison has been typically conducted within few scenarios
and considering specific operating points. This work...
Dynamic spectral managementdigital subscriber linediscrete multitone modulation
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.87
E. S. Rosa, E. Z. Nadalin, J. M. T. Romano, R. Suyama
Polarization division multiplexing systems is a
promising technique, able to double the capacity of next
generation optical communication systems. However, the most
common employed algorithms to recover the sources from the
received data have the drawback of losing sources when
polarization dependent loss is present. To tackle this problem,...
Polarization division multiplexed optical systemsblind source separationindependent component analysis
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.80
Leandro C. Resendo, Flávio Rabello, Moisés R. N. Ribeiro
This paper proposes optimal approaches integrating
traffic engineering and protected network connection in
Ethernet-over-WDM technology, analyzing to multi-ring and
mesh network topologies. It is expected that management can
benefit by multi-ring approaches but at a cost of more
transceivers required due to its traffic routing constraints.
However,...
Optical NetworkCarrier EthernetMuli-ringProtection
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.81
Celso Barbosa Carvalho, José Ferreira de Rezende
n this paper, we propose two geographic routing
metrics applied to wireless mesh networks that consider the
use of channel width adaptation. The proposed metrics are
evaluated through simulations jointly with a next hop channel
width selection algorithm. The results show that the proposed
metrics and algorithm generate greater throughput values...
Geographic RoutingSoftware Defined RadioIEEE 802.11Channel Width AdaptationRouting Metric
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.86
Andre M. Cavalcante, Juliano J. Bazzo, Edgar B. Souza, Marco J. de Sousa, Lauri Kuru, Jani Moilanen
Link adaptation is a process of paramount importance to optimize the performance of wireless communication systems. However, standardization committees have not
standardized link adaptation procedures in order to foster
competitiveness among vendors. As a consequence, many research projects have been conducted on this field and several
strategies have...
Link adaptationWiMAX 802.16esystem-level analysis
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.123
Bruno S. L. Castro, Gervásio P. S. Cavalcante, Igor R. Gomes, Oziel de O. Carneiro
This paper presents an tuning in SUI Propagation
Model through the least squares algorithm. Data measurements
were carried out in arboreous environments, in 12 amazon region
cities containing broadband wireless networks on 5.8 GHz. The
RMS error and standard deviation have been used as evaluation
metrics. The results have shown a good agreement of...
SUI Modelleast squares tuning algorithm5.8 GHzarboreous environments
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.21
Liselene de Abreu Borges, Miguel Arjona Ramírez
This article presents an acoustic water leak
detection system. It shows all the stages for doing acoustic
leak signal processing and classification. The technique used
for classification is support vector machine (SVM) using as
features the Itakura mean and maximum distance and the
larger projection of the principal component analysis (PCA).
The...
Water Leak DetectionSVMARPCA
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.88
Ricardo da Silva Barboza, Rafael Dueire Lins, Victória de Souza Mattos
Very often interested readers highlight documents
with felt pens. Such marking may be seen as personal and
physically “damaging” the original document, thus a recent
taxonomy on noises on paper documents includes highlighting
as a “physical noise”. This paper addresses ways of filtering
out highlighting in paper documents.
highlightingpaper documentsfiltering
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2010.89
R. C. de Oliveira, R.M. Campello de Souza, H.M. de Oliveira
A new fast algorithm for computing the discrete
Hartley transform (DHT) is presented, which is based on the
expansion of the transform matrix. The algorithm presents a
better performance, in terms of multiplicative complexity, than
previously known fast Hartley transform algorithms. A detailed
description of the computation of DHTs with blocklengths...
Discrete Hartley transformfast Hartley transform