Publications

Estimating the number of distinct elements (cardinality) is a fundamental problem in database that has attracted active research in the past two decades, due to its extensive applications (especial

Estimating the number of distinct elements (cardinality) is a fundamental problem in database that has attracted recurrent interest, due to its extensive applications in modern computer networks.

Two distinct types of magnetoresistance oscillations are observed in two electronic Fabry-Perot interferometers of different sizes in the integer quantum Hall regime.

An important aspect of distinctive feature based approaches to automatic speech recognition is the formulation of a framework for robust detection of these features.

The problem of classifying a series of observations as coming from one of two or more possible classes or hypotheses has received a great deal of attention in the statistical and engineering litera

In this paper, the work begun in Part I 1 on discrete-time hypothesis testing of stable probability measures is extended to continuous time.

Geometric attributes of a many-body-system potential energy function suggest a natural description of that system in terms of inherent structures (local potential minima), and intra-basin vibration

We study the problem of broadcasting a binary source over a two-receiver erasure broadcast channel with sourcechannel bandwidth mismatch under a Hamming distortion measure.

Constant resistance recurrent networks, t h a t is, networks whose iterative impedances are a pure constant resistance at all frequencies, form here the basis of a method of distortion correction w

This report outlines techniques for correcting beam positioning errors caused by imperfections in the stage system or height variations of the writing surface for EBES IV.