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ICPR
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2. Obtain the gray-levelgradient magnitude. 3. Derive the threshold surface by deforming the original image gray-level surface. 4. The thresholdsurface interpolation. 5. Segmentati...
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INFOCOM
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—An analytical framework for modeling the performance of a single TCP session in the presence of random packet loss is presented. A Markovian approach is developed that allows us...
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IPPS
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Effective utilization of cache memories is a key factor in achieving high performance in computing the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT). Most optimizationtechniques for computing ...
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ISCA
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This paper evaluates performance characteristics of the Compaq ES40 shared memory multiprocessor. The ES40 system contains up to four Alpha 21264 CPU’s together with a high-perf...
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ISSRE
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IEEE
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The behavior of nondeterminate systems can be hard to predict, since similar inputs at different times can generate different outputs. In other words, the behavior seen during tes...