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• Slecture rep comb ECE438 Xiaozhe
  ...roakis, Dimitris G. Manolakis, "Digital Signal Processing with Principles, Algorithms, and Applications" 4th Edition,2006
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• Nyquist Miguel Castellanos ECE438 slecture
  ...roakis, Dimitris G. Manolakis, "Digital Signal Processing with Principles, Algorithms, and Applications" 4th Edition,2006
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• HW6ECE438F14
  ...algorithms to compute a 6 point DFT. Draw a flow diagram for each of your algorithms, and compute the total number of complex operations they would require. Com
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• Upsampling Slecture Molveraz
  [4]. Charles A. Poynton, "Digital Video and HDTV: Algorithms and Interfaces", 2003. ...roakis, Dimitris G. Manolakis, "Digital Signal Processing with Principles, Algorithms, and Applications" 4th Edition,2006
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• Embedded Fixed Point FFT
  ...decimal point moved in the number. Many microcontrollers and embedded FFT algorithms utilize binary fractions. Binary numbers have each bit correspond to a <spa
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• 2015 Summer Cryptography Paar Introduction to Crpytography Divya Agarwal and Katie Marsh
  ==== 1. Symmetric Algorithms : ==== ==== 2. Asymmetric Algorithms : ====
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• HW7ECE38F15
  ...algorithms to compute a 6 point DFT. Draw a flow diagram for each of your algorithms, and compute the total number of complex operations they would require. Com
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• HW7ECE438F15 Soln
  ...algorithms to compute a 6 point DFT. Draw a flow diagram for each of your algorithms, and compute the total number of complex operations they would require. Com
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• ECE PhD QE CNSIP 2015 Problem1.3
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• 2016 Spring MA 279 Walther
  | [[Walther_MA279_Spring2016_topic12|The economic impact of mathematical algorithms in society]]
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• Walther MA279 Spring2016 topic5
  ...rim algorithm and Boruvka algorithm to solve the same problem. These three algorithms are the application of the greedy algorithm. The different place between Kr ...nt structure and data cause different approach to application. These three algorithms can be used to find the MST, which could be used in computer networking or
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• Walther MA279 Spring2016 topic4
  A Theorem on the Uniqueness of Minimum Spanning Tree. 234247 Algorithms 1, Retrieved Winter 2004/5.<br /> ICS 161: Design and Analysis of Algorithms: https://www.ics.uci.edu/~eppstein/161/960206.html <br />
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• Walther MA279 Spring2016 topic10
  '''Scheduling Algorithms''' ...t neither is guaranteed to give the optimal finishing time. However, these algorithms give a close to optimal finishing time, and are useful for scheduling any p
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• Walther MA279 Spring2016 topic2
  ...s, human crowds, and bird flocking. Often, these systems are modeled using algorithms and then applied to solve specific problems. ...f birds flocking (PSO algorithm). An alternating combination of these two algorithms is used to sketch novel drawings of an input image.
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• ECE PhD QE CE 2015 Problem1.4
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• ECE-QE CE1-2015
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• ECE PhD QE CE 2015 Problem1.1
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• ECE PhD QE CE 2015 Problem1.2
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• ECE PhD QE CE 2015 Problem1.3
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• Walther MA279 Spring2016 topic6
  ...d Sohoni have reduced a question about the nonexistence of polynomial-time algorithms for all NP-complete problems to a question about the existence of a polynom
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• Walther MA279 Spring2016 topic9
  ...ion for decades. Although no classification has been discovered, there are algorithms for general graphs and special types of graphs to determine isomorphisms. One can ask if there are algorithms for determining such an isomorphism <math> f </math> given any two graphs.
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• Walther MA279 Spring2016 topic7
  Dijkstra algorithm belongs to a family of Best First Search algorithms, and therefore used to find the shortest path between two points on a graph ...ous variants of Dijkstra. In general, there are 3 main aspects of Dijkstra algorithms that can be modified or extended: Distance (distance meaning and evaluation
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• HW7ECE438F16
  ...algorithms to compute a 6 point DFT. Draw a flow diagram for each of your algorithms, and compute the total number of complex operations they would require. Com
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• Introduction of Optical Character Recognition (ORC)
  ...symbols and numbers. It is still a hot ongoing search area and some novel algorithms are publishing from time to time. It is pretty interesting and essential to
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• Creating Blur Detection
  Here are the following steps that are taken for algorithms in edge detection:
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• Quantization and Classification using K-Means Clustering
  Clustering algorithms in general are used to group similar data points together. Data points that
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• An Implementation of Sobel Edge Detection
  ...ng with Canny and Prewitt, Sobel is one of the most popular edge detection algorithms used in today's technology.
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• ECE-QE CE1-2013
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• ECE PhD QE CE 2013 Problem1.1
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• ECE PhD QE CE 2013 Problem1.2
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• ECE PhD QE CE 2013 Problem1.3
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• ECE PhD QE CE 2013 Problem1.4
  [[Category:algorithms]] Question 1: Algorithms
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• Walther MA279 Fall2018 topic11
  ==Algorithms== Welsh Powell Algorithm: http://graphstream-project.org/doc/Algorithms/Welsh-Powell/
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• QE2017 AC-3 ECE580
  For fixed step gradient descent algorithms <math>\alpha</math> should in the range <math>(0,\dfrac{2}{\lambda max(Q)})
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• 2016AC-3-2
  For fixed step gradient descent algorithms <math>\alpha</math> should in the range <math>(0,\dfrac{2}{\lambda max(Q)})
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic20
  ...used in the field of image processing. Many optical character recognition algorithms rely on the Fourier transform. It turns out that the Fourier transform of d
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic12
  ...using elliptical curves often has a smaller key size compared to competing algorithms.
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• Walther MA271 Fall2020 topic24
  ...as the Coq System. The Coq System is a program that can help you "execute algorithms and theorems together with an environment for semi-interactive development
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• Introduction to Hidden Markov Chains
  ...nd problem is essentially a “decoding” problem. We can use the Viterbi algorithms to solve problems of this type. The third problem is essentially a machine
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic11
  ...can join the system of cryptocurrency, and the system is run by consensus algorithms. Therefore, there is no owner of the currency, also it is impossible to man <h1 style="font-size: 30px">Consensus Algorithms</h1>
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic1
  ...ECDSA, to protect our data. These cryptographic¹ protocols and algorithms, though now they seem clever and highly useful, are mainly dependent on the ...can never be carried out in polynomial time. All known classical factoring algorithms do not break this computational "speed limit," but Shor's algorithm shows t
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic9
  The PRNG relies on algorithms and programs to generate a number sequence that seems to be random. But sin ...2, 158734, 652870, and 590998. They look pretty random, and that's how the algorithms work.
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic8
  ...ence by repeatedly using previously calculated values. The infinite series algorithms may be represented as a summation where each term is individually calculabl
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic3
  ...The field of artificial intelligence focuses on training models powered by algorithms that try to emulate human intelligence. These models are trained by funneli ...led from the internet, and the internet is a place filled with biases. The algorithms then generate images that have certain biases depending on the prompt. Taki
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic6
  SHA is a family of one-way hashing algorithms developed by the NSA and is published by the National Institute of Standard ...hy organizations have moved away from SHA-1 to newer, more ethical hashing algorithms.
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• Swanson MA279 Fall2022 topic12
  One of the most known and influential algorithms for this is the PageRank algorithm, which we will be exploring in this proj ...he internet’s needs which resulted in one of the company’s most famous algorithms that made them a fortune. However, though the algorithm’s aim was to rema
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