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Dr. Seng Hong O: 937-528-8726 C: 937-477-4009 seng.hong@wpafb.af.mil

Wright State University (WSU) and IEEE Dayton Section hosted Communication and RF Technologies Workshop Presentations are available online.

Wright State University (WSU) and IEEE Dayton Section hosted Communication and RF Technologies Workshop on 29 April, 2011 at Joshi Center, Wright State University. Presentations of Dr. Zhu Han and Dr. Rong Zheng (both from Univ. of Houston) are available below

Compressive Sensing For Lidar and Cognitive Radio Applications -- A new paradigm of signal acquisition and processing, named compressive sensing, appeared around 2004. Since then, the compressive sensing theory, which links data acquisition, compression, dimensionality reduction and optimization, has attracted significant research attention.

Binary Independent Component Analysis and Its Applications -- In many real-world scenarios, independent latent processes manifest through binary OR mixtures that are directly observable. Examples are losses of probe messages at end hosts in communication networks, spectrum occupancy due to heterogeneous wireless technologies, primary user activities detected by distributed spectrum monitors, and targets observed by low-end sensor array.

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