Signals are often of random character since they cannot bear any information if they are predictable for any time t, they are usually modelled as stationary random processes .On the other hand, because of the inertia ...Signals are often of random character since they cannot bear any information if they are predictable for any time t, they are usually modelled as stationary random processes .On the other hand, because of the inertia of the measurement apparatus, measured sampled values obtained in practice may not be the precise value of the signal X(t) at time tk (k∈Z), but only local averages of X(t) near tk. In this paper, it is presented that a wide (or weak ) sense stationary stochastic process can be approximated by generalized sampling series with local average samples.展开更多
A large class of multimedia and biomedical signals can be modeled as Autotegessive （AR） random processes. Pefformance of watermarking embedding algorithms utilizing this host model is still left unexplored. The auth...A large class of multimedia and biomedical signals can be modeled as Autotegessive （AR） random processes. Pefformance of watermarking embedding algorithms utilizing this host model is still left unexplored. The authors investigate the decoding perform-nance of Spread Spectrum （SS） embedding algorithm in the standard Additive White Gaussian Noise （AWGN） channel with the host signal being modeled as AR process. The SS embedding algorithm also use linear interference cancelation in the subspace spanned by watermark pattern. They study the influence of design parameters on the decoding performance. The analytic result is verified by Monte Carlo simulation on synthesized AR process. The result may be helpful to design watermarking system for speech, biomedical and image signals.展开更多
The effects of noise and a periodic signal on a synthetic gene network have been investigated. By tuning the distance of a parameter from the Hopf bifurcation point, both implicit internal signal stochastic resonance ...The effects of noise and a periodic signal on a synthetic gene network have been investigated. By tuning the distance of a parameter from the Hopf bifurcation point, both implicit internal signal stochastic resonance and explicit internal signal stochastic resonance can be induced by noise. Furthermore, a switch process can also be elicited. When a periodic signal is coupled to the gene network, two interesting phenomena occur with the modulation of the frequency of the signal: the effect of noise amplifying cellular signal can be inhibited or even destroyed, and "locked" coherence resonance occurs.展开更多
Although salamanders have been shown to respond to classical conditioning, spatial learning has been largely unstudied. We tested whether salamanders could learn to locate foraging areas by using landmarks. We trained...Although salamanders have been shown to respond to classical conditioning, spatial learning has been largely unstudied. We tested whether salamanders could learn to locate foraging areas by using landmarks. We trained 10 salamanders Plethodon angusticlavius to use landmarks （small rocks） to locate patches within the arena containing food （blackworms Lumbriculus variegatus）. At the comers of each square testing arena were four plastic dishes, one containing blackworms and the other three empty. A rock was placed in front of the dish containing blackworms, and the location of the food-dish was randomly chosen for each training trial. A control group was also trained to feed on blackworms in the presence of a rock, but the rock was positioned randomly among the four dish locations so that the rock was not a reliable landmark for the worms. Although the length of the training period for individual salamanders varied （22-38 trainings per individual）, the mean number of trainings for salamanders in the control and experimental groups was equal （30 training trials）. During testing, no blackworms were present to eliminate any visual or chemical cues emanating directly from the prey. Individuals trained with the rock landmarks spent sig- nificantly more time in the area of the landmark than did control salamanders [Current Zoology 57 （4）： 485-490, 2011].展开更多
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China (No60572113,No10501026) and Liuhui Center for Applied Mathematics
文摘Signals are often of random character since they cannot bear any information if they are predictable for any time t, they are usually modelled as stationary random processes .On the other hand, because of the inertia of the measurement apparatus, measured sampled values obtained in practice may not be the precise value of the signal X(t) at time tk (k∈Z), but only local averages of X(t) near tk. In this paper, it is presented that a wide (or weak ) sense stationary stochastic process can be approximated by generalized sampling series with local average samples.
基金supported by research project of“SUSTSpring Bud”:the research on decoder under desynchronization attack for data hiding systems
文摘A large class of multimedia and biomedical signals can be modeled as Autotegessive （AR） random processes. Pefformance of watermarking embedding algorithms utilizing this host model is still left unexplored. The authors investigate the decoding perform-nance of Spread Spectrum （SS） embedding algorithm in the standard Additive White Gaussian Noise （AWGN） channel with the host signal being modeled as AR process. The SS embedding algorithm also use linear interference cancelation in the subspace spanned by watermark pattern. They study the influence of design parameters on the decoding performance. The analytic result is verified by Monte Carlo simulation on synthesized AR process. The result may be helpful to design watermarking system for speech, biomedical and image signals.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (20905009 and 21003010)the Logistics Management & Engineering Platform of Beijing Area Logistics System & Technology Major Laboratory, and Excellent Young Scholars Research Fund of Beijing Institute of Technology (2009 Y1017)
文摘The effects of noise and a periodic signal on a synthetic gene network have been investigated. By tuning the distance of a parameter from the Hopf bifurcation point, both implicit internal signal stochastic resonance and explicit internal signal stochastic resonance can be induced by noise. Furthermore, a switch process can also be elicited. When a periodic signal is coupled to the gene network, two interesting phenomena occur with the modulation of the frequency of the signal: the effect of noise amplifying cellular signal can be inhibited or even destroyed, and "locked" coherence resonance occurs.
文摘Although salamanders have been shown to respond to classical conditioning, spatial learning has been largely unstudied. We tested whether salamanders could learn to locate foraging areas by using landmarks. We trained 10 salamanders Plethodon angusticlavius to use landmarks （small rocks） to locate patches within the arena containing food （blackworms Lumbriculus variegatus）. At the comers of each square testing arena were four plastic dishes, one containing blackworms and the other three empty. A rock was placed in front of the dish containing blackworms, and the location of the food-dish was randomly chosen for each training trial. A control group was also trained to feed on blackworms in the presence of a rock, but the rock was positioned randomly among the four dish locations so that the rock was not a reliable landmark for the worms. Although the length of the training period for individual salamanders varied （22-38 trainings per individual）, the mean number of trainings for salamanders in the control and experimental groups was equal （30 training trials）. During testing, no blackworms were present to eliminate any visual or chemical cues emanating directly from the prey. Individuals trained with the rock landmarks spent sig- nificantly more time in the area of the landmark than did control salamanders [Current Zoology 57 （4）： 485-490, 2011].
