Warp deformation is a common error encountered in additive manufacturing. It typically caused by residual internal stresses the manufactured part that arise as material cools. These errors are challenging to prevent or correct they build over time and thus only visible long after actions them. As result, existing work extrusion manufacturing has attempted warp detection but not correction preve...

WARPED is a publically available Time Warp simulation kernel for experimentation and application development. The kernel defines a standard interface to the application developer and is designed to provide a highly configurable environment for the integration of Time Warp optimizations. It is written in C-t+, uses the MPI message passing standard and shared memory for communication, and execute...

Peer-to-peer based gaming is a new paradigm for distributed multiplayer online gaming that has attracted attention in the last years. It is known that P2P based topologies offer good scaling properties and mitigate unfairness otherwise observed for peers being far away and thus having large network lags. However, removing inconsistencies for high paced action games like FPS or tank battle games...

Vocal tract normalization (VTN) is an effective way to reduce inter-speaker variability mainly caused by variation of vocal tract shape among speakers of different genders and age groups. In this paper, some practical implementation issues of VTN are discussed. We adopted a method to train model and selected the proper normalization scales of different speakers. The acoustic model is estimated ...

A galaxy disk embedded in a rotating halo experiences a dynamical friction force which causes it to warp when the angular momentum axes of the disk and halo are misaligned. Our fully self-consistent simulations of this process induce long-lived warps in the disk that mimic Briggs’s rules of warp behavior. They also demonstrate that random motion within the disk adds significantly to its stiffne...

The state saving mechanism constitutes an essential part of any system in which erroneous or undesired executions can be undone by rolling back the system state. One such application is optimistically synchronized parallel discrete event simulation (PDES) systems based on the Time Warp Synchronization mechanism. In this type of systems the state saving and restoration mechanism is essential to ...