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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Physical Interference"”.

  1. Distributed Scheduling and Delay-Throughput Optimization in Wireless Networks under the Physical Interference Model

    … challenges for optimizing them arises from radio interference, an inherent factor in wireless networks.<br />Graph-based interference models represent a large class of interference models widely used for the study of wireless networks,<br />and suffer from the weakness of over-simplifying the …

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  2. Applying Mechanistic Understanding of Optical Absorption and Scattering Phenomena to Enhance the Spectroscopic Analyses of Pharmaceutical Materials

    … to provide understanding of the effects of physical properties (e.g., particle size and tablet density) on NIR spectral responses, including absorption and depth of penetration profiles. It was discovered that absorption and reduced scattering coefficients are the dominant factors in …

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  3. Artificial neural networks for the computation of the inverse kinematics of redundant manipulators

    … many and diverse objects without human physical interference. Hence they are very useful in different industries and applications such as welding, space, surgery, and nuclear activities. If the number of degrees of freedom (DOF) of a manipulator is higher than what is required to perform …

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  4. Capacity Characterization of Multi-Hop Wireless Networks- A Cross Layer Approach

    … capacity of multi-hop wireless networks is radio interference. As a result, researchers have proposed increasingly realistic interference models that aim to capture the physical characteristics of radio signals. Some of the commonly used simple models that capture radio interference are based on …

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