Moving light displays (MLDs) have been used extensively to study motion perception and perception of the human gait in particular. MLD perception is largely considered to be structural, i.e., perception depends on identiication of human kinematic structure. However, recent work by Little and Boyd has shown that it is possible to recognize individual people, from their gaits, by non-structural m...

The reliability-based heuristic search methods for maximum likelihood decoding (MLD) generate test error patterns (or, equivalently, candidate codewords) according to their heuristic values. Test error patterns are stored in lists and its space complexity is crucially large for MLD of long block codes. Based on the decoding algorithms both of Battail and Fang and of its generalized version sugg...

The Number Sets Test was developed to assess the speed and accuracy with which children can identify and process quantities represented by Arabic numerals and object sets. The utility of this test for predicting mathematics achievement and risk for mathematical learning disability (MLD) was assessed for a sample of 223 children. A signal detection analysis of first grade Number Sets Test scores...

In this paper, we propose the receiver structure for Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) Interleaved Single Carrier-Frequency Division Multiple Access (SC-FDMA) where the Frequency Domain Equalization (FDE) is firstly done for obtaining the tentative decision results and secondly using them the Inter-Symbol Interference (ISI) is cancelled by ISI canceller and then the Maximum Likelihood Detec...

The frequent typhoons in the northwest Pacific drive oceanic responses, for example, changes sea surface temperature (SST) and chlorophyll-a (Chl-a). A composite analysis shows that SST (Chl-a) around typhoon center decreases (increases). begins to decrease 3 days before typhoon’s arrival further until 2 following passage. Chl-a increases rapidly after arrival, maximum value is reached typhoon....