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Randomness and Noise in Information Systems

Randomness and Noise in Information Systems

... practical systems. In part II, we study randomness extraction from non-ideal ...extracting randomness from a variety of weak random sources; the simplicity of this method has high potential for ... See full document

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Differential  Privacy  with  Imperfect  Randomness

Differential Privacy with Imperfect Randomness

... Our Main Result. The lower bound above suggests a path forward toward building SV-robust mechanisms, which starts with the design of consistently samplable mechanisms. For example, the classical Laplace mechanism for low ... See full document

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Low  Randomness  Masking   and  Shuffling:  An  Evaluation  Using  Mutual  Information

Low Randomness Masking and Shuffling: An Evaluation Using Mutual Information

... whose values have been sufficiently denoised by averaging the respective repetitions. The horizontal exploitation of this heuristic attack implies a small overhead for the adversary, namely he needs to perform an ... See full document

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Privacy  with  Imperfect  Randomness

Privacy with Imperfect Randomness

... “additive noise” mechanism of the form M (D, r) = wt(D) + e(r) can simultaneously withstand all γ-SV-distributions r ← R, a better designed mechanism (that they also constructed) is capable to work with all such ... See full document

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Airport Information Systems—Landside Management Information Systems

Airport Information Systems—Landside Management Information Systems

... environmental systems monitoring air and water quality and noise levels so they can adjust the mitigation pro- grams and policies to limit unsafe exposures as ...Airport Noise and Operations ... See full document

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Potential uses of anthropogenic noise as a source of information in animal sensory and communication systems

Potential uses of anthropogenic noise as a source of information in animal sensory and communication systems

... To date no study has directly investigated whether animals use this information. However, based on theoretical models it has been suggested that animals are capable of using acoustic daylight imaging for ... See full document

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Analysis of noise in differential and ratiometric biosensing systems

Analysis of noise in differential and ratiometric biosensing systems

... random noise such as shot or thermal ...Anticorrelated noise can be removed by using a second order differential or ratiometric processing that can be performed with dual-bicell detector and dual-channel ... See full document

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PRODUCT INFORMATION. Sound engineering for technical products, communication systems and environmental noise

PRODUCT INFORMATION. Sound engineering for technical products, communication systems and environmental noise

... HEAD acoustics software has gained popularity for its ability to greatly improve productivity of noise and vibration engineers. It does this first by utilizing a straightforward pool project approach that quickly ... See full document

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													Impact of jammer noise on blind phase noise compensation in ofdm systems

1. Impact of jammer noise on blind phase noise compensation in ofdm systems

... for all k. Due to the normalized inverse-DFT operation at transmitter, the time-domain sample vector obtained is represented as . The cyclic-prefix (CP) used in OFDM symbol block helps in eliminating the effects of ... See full document

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Chaos and Randomness in Strongly Interacting Quantum Systems

Chaos and Randomness in Strongly Interacting Quantum Systems

... To address this, we consider the Wishart-Laguerre ensembles, also termed random covari- ance matrices [43], which appeared in the random matrix classification of the supersymmetric SYK models [107]. Recall that the ... See full document

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Optimum linear coding for additive noise systems using information feedback

Optimum linear coding for additive noise systems using information feedback

... II, and is used to determine a number of feedback communication systems, In Chapter III the optimum linear code is derived .for a system with a noiseless feedback channel and an average [r] ... See full document

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Noise coupling effect in multi-antenna systems

Noise coupling effect in multi-antenna systems

... Close antenna spacing in multi-antenna systems results in electromag­ netic coupling. The effect of mutual coupling on the signal-to-interference- plus-noise ratio (SINR) in adaptive antenna arrays has been ... See full document

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Information or noise: How Twitter facilitates stock market information aggregation

Information or noise: How Twitter facilitates stock market information aggregation

... We assess the relevance of Twitter for stock-relevant information dissemination in financial markets on the single stock level. We use a unique dataset including more than 12 million Twitter feeds linked to ... See full document

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Randomness In Tree Ensemble Methods

Randomness In Tree Ensemble Methods

... As discussed in Chapter 1, different types of tree ensembles employ different amounts of randomness. For example, bagging builds trees on distinct bootstrap samples; random forests add the additional step of ... See full document

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Noise source identification for ducted fan systems

Noise source identification for ducted fan systems

... combustion noise and the turbine noise could be added and squared in the time domain and this input conditioned from the downstream ...speaker noise is possible indirectly, via the electrical supply ... See full document

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Prebifurcation noise amplification and noise-dependent hysteresis as indicators of bifurcations in nonlinear geophysical systems

Prebifurcation noise amplification and noise-dependent hysteresis as indicators of bifurcations in nonlinear geophysical systems

... in systems with bifurcations were observed experimentally (Morris and Moss, ...weak noise, caused by the rounding er- ...the noise level and might be of practical interest for analysis of the ... See full document

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Active noise cancellation in the rectangular enclosure systems

Active noise cancellation in the rectangular enclosure systems

... frequency noise in the rectangular enclosure using active noise control techniques with the implementation of LabView controller is ...control systems are used for noise ... See full document

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Machine Learning Applications of Algorithmic Randomness

Machine Learning Applications of Algorithmic Randomness

... Most machine learning algorithms share the following drawback: they only output bare predictions but not the condence in those predictions. In the 1960s algorithmic infor- mation theory supplied universal measures of ... See full document

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Algorithms for randomness in the behavioral sciences: A tutorial

Algorithms for randomness in the behavioral sciences: A tutorial

... The second category consists of empirical tests to in- vestigate whether the numbers in a sequence are well spread. It is not enough for Algorithm 1 to generate a uni- form distribution of numbers. The numbers of the se- ... See full document

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HydRand:  Practical  Continuous  Distributed  Randomness

HydRand: Practical Continuous Distributed Randomness

... of randomness is not only an essential building block in various cryptographic, security, and distributed systems protocols, but also plays an integral part in the design of many new blockchain ... See full document

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