DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.150
Jéssica Bartholdy Sanson, Mariane Rembold Petraglia, Diego Barreto Haddad
The l0-LMS is an adaptive algorithms recently
proposed for the identification of sparse systems. Its strategy
consists in modifying the cost function of the standard LMS
algorithm by adding a term that penalizes non-sparse solutions.
Compared to its precursors, this algorithm has proven very
competitive. However, the advantages of the l0-LMS...
NormLeast Mean Square (LMS)Adaptive FilteringSparsity
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.158
Victor F. Monteiro, Diego A. Sousa, Tarcisio F. Maciel, F. Rafael M. Lima, F. Rodrigo P. Cavalcanti
This article presents a Quality of Experience (QoE)-
aware resource allocation framework aiming at maximizing the
minimum Mean Opinion Score (MOS) of the users in a wireless
network. The subscribers of a network are divided into service
plans, where each one has a satisfaction factor to achieve, i.e.,
a minimum number of users to satisfy. This is an...
Quality of ExperienceMinimum Mean Opinion Score MaximizationRadio Resource Allocation
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.117
Alexandre Ribeiro Freitas, Michel Pompeu Tcheou, Lisandro Lovisolo, Sin Chan Chou
This article presents results of the application of
adaptative filters, using algorithms NLMS (Normalized Least
Mean Square) and RLS (Recursive Least Square), for the reduc-
tion of deviations in weather forecasts. The climatic parameter
that me consider is the meridional wind in the region covered by
the atmospheric forecast model Eta/CPTEC with...
Adapted filtersweather forecastk-meansNLMSRLS
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.124
Ciro A. Pitz, Eduardo L. O. Batista, Rui Seara
This paper presents a new beamforming algorithm
for mobile communication systems. Such an algorithm is
developed by modifying the optimization problem used for
developing the adaptive-projection constrained stochastic
gradient (AP-CSG) algorithm. This modification consists of
replacing an affine constraint by a quadratic one. As a result, the...
Adaptive algorithmadaptive arraysmobile communicationsbeamforming
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.151
Gustavo Rodrigues de Lima Tejerina, Michel Daoud Yacoub
Higher-order statistics for the phase process of a
general η-µ fading model is obtained. In particular, such statistics
is derived for the case in which imbalance of multipath clusters
between in-phase and quadrature signals in the η-µ fading model
exists. Exact, closed-form expressions for (i) the joint probability
density function of the envelope,...
η-µ modelingenvelope distributionhigh order statisticsphase crossing ratepcr.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.125
Thiago Alencar Moreira de Bairros, Michel Daoud Yacoub
Um modelo de desvanecimento para o sinal
Nakagami-m complexo é proposto. Uma expressão exata e
fechada para a função densidade de probabilidade conjunta
envolvendo duas envoltórias e as duas fases correspondentes é
obtida. Consideram-se os sinais com o mesmo fator de desvane-
cimento mas com potências arbitrárias. O modelo proposto aqui
abre uma...
Distribuição Nakagami-mdistribuição con- junta de fase e envoltória bivariáveldistribuição conjunta de fase
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.159
Guilherme M. Zilli, Ciro A. Pitz, Eduardo L. O. Batista, Rui Seara
This paper presents a new algorithm for
beamforming in mobile communication systems. This algorithm
is based on the linearly-constrained minimum-variance (LCMV)
approach and also on a rank-reducing strategy. In contrast to
another reduced-rank algorithm from the literature, the
proposed one satisfies the unit-gain constraint of the LCMV...
BeamformingLCMV filterreduced rank
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.168
Antonio Evangelista de Freitas, João Pedro Hallack Sansão, Victor Guimarães Ferreira
This paper is the result of a study on security and
privacy on the Internet. An analysis will be done by addressing
the technical aspects of communication in IP networks pointing
at which layers of the network is possible to obtain information
that compromise user privacy causing failure in network
security. Some network security breaches that...
Privacy on the InternetNetwork securityMarco Civil of Internet
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.160
Francisco Revson F. Pereira, Edmar J. Nascimento, Francisco M. Assis
In this article, we apply non-linear modulation
techniques to continuous variables quantum key distribution
protocols. More specifically, we try to relate the interference of
spying the quantum channel to the probability of anomaly defined
in non-linear modulation schemes. In this way, the probability
of anomaly can be used to quantify the spy’s...
Non-linear modulationtwisted modulationquan- tum key distributionquantum cryptographycoherent statescontinuous variables
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.169
Fernando Dário Almeida García, Marco Antonio Miguel Miranda, José Candido Silveira Santos Filho
In recent papers, we have proposed and analyzed
an innovative low-cost framework for the construction of me-
teorological radars, based on two fixed wide-beam antennas. In
those papers, it has been found that a very large amount of signal
samples would be required to ensure an adequate performance
for the proposed radar. On the other hand, it has...
Fixed antennasmajority rulemeteorological ra- daroptimal detection