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For members only: Local and robust group management in dtns
- In In Proc. ACM Mobicom CHANTS workshop
, 2010
"... Effectivelyutilizinggroupsindelaytolerantnetworks(DTNs) can both improve the throughput of unicast routing protocols and open the door for a wide range of paradigms, such as anycast and multicast. Unfortunately, in DTN environments, there is no centralized entity that can quickly and reliably transm ..."
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transmit group membership lists, and hence group information must be disseminated through unreliable and potentially malicious nodes. In this paper, we propose a local and robust group information dissemination and consolidation protocol, called MembersOnly, that both quickly and accurately transmits group
Robot Formations Using Only Local Sensing and Control
"... Abstract We study the problem of achieving global behavior in a group of robots using only local sensing and interaction, in the context of formations, where the goal is to have N mobile robots establish and maintain some predetermined geometric shape. We have devised a simple, general, robust, loca ..."
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Abstract We study the problem of achieving global behavior in a group of robots using only local sensing and interaction, in the context of formations, where the goal is to have N mobile robots establish and maintain some predetermined geometric shape. We have devised a simple, general, robust
ROBUST VIRTUAL ENERGY KEY MANAGEMENT BASED LOCATION VERIFICATION SYSTEM FOR WSN
"... Abstract: Localization in wireless sensor networks, i.e., knowing the location of sensor nodes, is very important for many applications such as environment monitoring, target tracking, and geographical routing. Since wireless sensor networks may be deployed in hostile environment, sensors' loc ..."
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' localization is subjected to many malicious attacks. Therefore, sensors' locations are not trstworthy and need to be verified before they can be used by location-based applications. Previous verification schemes either require group-based deployment knowledge of the sensor field, or depend on expensive
Robustness of spontaneous pattern formation in spatially distributed genetic populations
- Brazilian Journal of Physics
, 2003
"... Spatially distributed genetic populations that compete locally for resources and mate only with sufficiently close neighbors, may give rise to spontaneous pattern formation. Depending on the population parameters, like death rate per generation and size of the competition and mating neighborhoods, ..."
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Spatially distributed genetic populations that compete locally for resources and mate only with sufficiently close neighbors, may give rise to spontaneous pattern formation. Depending on the population parameters, like death rate per generation and size of the competition and mating neighborhoods
Local Dimensionality Reduction for Non-Parametric Regression
, 2009
"... Abstract Locally-weighted regression is a computationally-efficient technique for non-linear regression. However, for high-dimensional data, this technique becomes numerically brittle and computationally too expensive if many local models need to be maintained simultaneously. Thus, local linear dime ..."
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contains principal component analysis (PCA) in joint input and output space, factor analysis, and probabilistic PCA; and group 3 contains reduced rank regression (RRR) and partial least squares (PLS) regression. Among the tested methods, only group 3 managed to achieve robust performance even for a non
Once-and-Forall Management Protocol (OFMP)
- Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Network Protocols
, 1997
"... OFMP is a hierarchical, network management protocol that enables group operations to be executed on the management information bases of all nodes in the group. As long as no faults occur, OFMP ensures that all nodes execute their local operation exactly once in each group operation. If "immedia ..."
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OFMP is a hierarchical, network management protocol that enables group operations to be executed on the management information bases of all nodes in the group. As long as no faults occur, OFMP ensures that all nodes execute their local operation exactly once in each group operation. If "
Finding groups in gene expression data
- J Biomed Biotechnol
"... The vast potential of the genomic insight offered by microarray technologies has led to their widespread use since they were introduced a decade ago. Application areas include gene function discovery, disease diagnosis, and inferring regulatory networks. Microarray experiments enable large-scale, h ..."
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is the classification of cancer types (Golub et al [1], Alizadeh et al A common aim, then, is to use the gene expression profiles to identify groups of genes or samples in which the members behave in similar ways. In fact, that task description encompasses several distinct types of objectives. Firstly, one might want
Databases and Distributed Systems Group, TU Darmstadt, Germany,
"... Message-oriented middleware (MOM) is at the core of a vast number of financial services and telco applications, and is gaining increasing traction in other industries, such as manufacturing, transportation, health-care and supply chain management. Novel messaging applications, however, pose some ser ..."
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Message-oriented middleware (MOM) is at the core of a vast number of financial services and telco applications, and is gaining increasing traction in other industries, such as manufacturing, transportation, health-care and supply chain management. Novel messaging applications, however, pose some
Robust performance of Cooperative Cache wireless P2P Networks Architecture and Algorithm
"... Abstract:Mobile ad hoc networks have potentialapplications in civilian and militaryenvironments such as disaster recoveryefforts, group conferences, wirelessoffices, mobile info-stations (intourist centers, restaurants, and so on), and battlefieldmaneuvers, making them a focus of currentresearch.Coo ..."
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Abstract:Mobile ad hoc networks have potentialapplications in civilian and militaryenvironments such as disaster recoveryefforts, group conferences, wirelessoffices, mobile info-stations (intourist centers, restaurants, and so on), and battlefieldmaneuvers, making them a focus of currentresearch
The Local Dominance Effect in Self-Evaluation: Evidence and Explanations
- THE IMPACT OF LOCAL COMPARISONS 33
, 2010
"... Abstract: The local dominance effect is the tendency for comparisons with a few, discrete individuals to have a greater influence on self-assessments than comparisons with larger aggregates. This review presents a series of recent studies that demonstrate the local dominance effect. The authors off ..."
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in their local communities. Even now, with access to television and the World Wide Web, people live, work, and associate with local group members on a daily basis. It makes sense, therefore, that people's evaluations and emotions would be more influenced by how they fare in relation to a small group
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