As the current medium access control protocols with Multiple Input Multiple Output （MIMO） links only bear point to point service, broadcast scheduling algorithm in ad hoc networks with MIMO links is proposed. The ke...As the current medium access control protocols with Multiple Input Multiple Output （MIMO） links only bear point to point service, broadcast scheduling algorithm in ad hoc networks with MIMO links is proposed. The key to the proposed broadcast scheduling algorithm is the time slot scheduling algorithm which guarantees collisi~）n-free transmissions for every node and the mini- mum frame length. The proposed algorithm increases the simultaneous transmissions of MIMO links efficiently. Due to the interference null capacity of MIMO links, the interference node set of each node can decrease from two-hop neighbors to one-hop neighbors possibly. Simulation results show that our algorithm can greatly improve network capacity and decrease average packet delay.展开更多
E-mail communication network evolution model based on user information propagation is studied. First, mathematical representation of weighted e-mail communication network is proposed, and network center parameters of ...E-mail communication network evolution model based on user information propagation is studied. First, mathematical representation of weighted e-mail communication network is proposed, and network center parameters of Enron dataset and the distribution of node degree and strength are analyzed. Then, some rules of e-mail communication network evolution are found. Second, the model of e-mail information propagation is described, and e-mail communication network evolution model based on user information propagation is proposed. Lastly, the simulation proves the correctness of the distribution characteristic of degree and strength of the model proposed and then verifies that the model proposed is closer to the real situation of e-mail communication network through parameter comparison. This research provides the basis for other researches on social network evolution and data communication.展开更多
New digital technologies, especially new communication networks connected within the internet, are becoming increasingly more important as tools for management, information distribution, and as radically new models of...New digital technologies, especially new communication networks connected within the internet, are becoming increasingly more important as tools for management, information distribution, and as radically new models of cultural production. This paper takes a deep look at the Tosakan Project, a community project in Saraburi province, Thailand. This project combines concepts of folk media, digital storytelling, and the participatory model of Web 2.0 in order to solve community problems. Herein, it is shown how diverse groups in this community project work together using social network channels such as Facebook and Line to digitally tell folk stories through videos and disseminate the content to a wider audience via Facebook and other digital sharing outlets such as YouTube.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.6037 2048)Microsoft Research Asia,TRAP0YT,Natural Science Foundation of China(No.60496 316)+1 种基金China"863"Project on cognitive radio(2005AA123910),M0E(104171)Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(20050701007).
文摘As the current medium access control protocols with Multiple Input Multiple Output （MIMO） links only bear point to point service, broadcast scheduling algorithm in ad hoc networks with MIMO links is proposed. The key to the proposed broadcast scheduling algorithm is the time slot scheduling algorithm which guarantees collisi~）n-free transmissions for every node and the mini- mum frame length. The proposed algorithm increases the simultaneous transmissions of MIMO links efficiently. Due to the interference null capacity of MIMO links, the interference node set of each node can decrease from two-hop neighbors to one-hop neighbors possibly. Simulation results show that our algorithm can greatly improve network capacity and decrease average packet delay.
基金sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under grant number No. 61100008, 61201084the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation under Grant No. 2013M541346+3 种基金Heilongiiang Postdoctoral Special Fund (Postdoctoral Youth Talent Program) under Grant No. LBH-TZ0504Heilongjiang Postdoctoral Fund under Grant No. LBH-Z13058the Natural Science Foundation of Heilongjiang Province of China under Grant No. QC2015076Funds for the Central Universities of China under grant number HEUCF100602
文摘E-mail communication network evolution model based on user information propagation is studied. First, mathematical representation of weighted e-mail communication network is proposed, and network center parameters of Enron dataset and the distribution of node degree and strength are analyzed. Then, some rules of e-mail communication network evolution are found. Second, the model of e-mail information propagation is described, and e-mail communication network evolution model based on user information propagation is proposed. Lastly, the simulation proves the correctness of the distribution characteristic of degree and strength of the model proposed and then verifies that the model proposed is closer to the real situation of e-mail communication network through parameter comparison. This research provides the basis for other researches on social network evolution and data communication.
文摘New digital technologies, especially new communication networks connected within the internet, are becoming increasingly more important as tools for management, information distribution, and as radically new models of cultural production. This paper takes a deep look at the Tosakan Project, a community project in Saraburi province, Thailand. This project combines concepts of folk media, digital storytelling, and the participatory model of Web 2.0 in order to solve community problems. Herein, it is shown how diverse groups in this community project work together using social network channels such as Facebook and Line to digitally tell folk stories through videos and disseminate the content to a wider audience via Facebook and other digital sharing outlets such as YouTube.
