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Euclidean Distance Reansform and its Applications: Algorithms and Cellular Architectures

Sudha, N (2000)

The present thesis embodies an in-depth study of Euclidean Distance Transform (EDT) of a binary image and its applications in the areas of image processing and computer vision. Main emphasis has been given for designing ...
I/O Efficient Algorithms for Matrix Computations

Mohanty, Sraban Kumar (2009)

Algorithms for large data sets, unlike in-core algorithms, have to keep the bulk of their data in the secondary memory, which typically is much slower than the main memory. In designing these out-of-core algorithms, the ...
Delaunay Triangulation based Spanners for MANET

Satyanarayana, D. (2009)

Many position based routing protocols use Unit Disk Graph (UDG) as an underlying network topology for routing. Due to large number of edges in UDG, these protocols suffer from channel contention overhead, frequent packet ...
Load Balancing in Multihomed Stub Networks

Sairam, Ashok Singh (2009)

While there has been a steep growth in internet bandwidth, international bandwidth prices have declined sharply. This has led to a trend where large enterprises and educational in stitutes continually increase their Internet ...
Quality of Service Issues in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

Sarma, Nityananda (2009)

Multihop wireless network has emerged recently as an evolution of wireless network technology and are likely to be the integral part of future communication environment. In this context support for Quality of Service (QoS) ...
Fast and efficient non-parametric classification and clustering methods for largr data sets

Babu, V Suresh (2009)

Pattern Classification and clustering are two prominent pattern recognition tasks applied in various domains. Non-parametric methods are those which does not assume any model or distribution from for the data. Hence these ...
Efficient Algorithms and Data Structures for Massive Data Sets .

Alka (2010)

For many algorithmic problems, traditional algorithms that optimise on the number of instructions executed prove expensive on I/Os. Novel and very di erent design techniques, when applied to these problems, can produce ...
Some Novel Approaches to Improve Performance of Peer - to - Peer systems

Khataniar, Guruprasad (2011)

Over the years Peer-to-peer (P2P) has become an accepted paradignm for largescale internet applications. A P2P system is defined as an autonomous, self-organized, scalable distributed system with shared resource pool in ...
Mobile Agent Based bio-Inspired Mechanisms for Servicing Networked Robots

Godfrey, W. Wilfred (2011)

The development of middleware for networked robotics offers challenges that are often quite different from those encountered in singular robots. It calls for the design and development of a software framework that can ...
Mining Arbitrary Shaped Clusters in Large Dataset

Patra, Bidyut Kumar (2011)

Cluster analysis or clustering, groups objects into a meaningful manner, is an important task in pattern recognition, data mining, bio-informatics, image processing, information retrieval, intrusion detection system, etc. ...
Design of Network Intrusion Detection Systems: An Effective Alarm Generation Perspective

Hubballi, Neminath (2011)

Intrusion Detection System, a hardware or software that monitors network or host activities for malicious behavior, is an indispensable component of system security. If an IDS deals with network activities (host activities) ...
Consistent Online Backup in Transactional File Systems

Deka, Lipika (2012)

A consistent backup, preserving data integrity across les in a le system, is of utmost importance for the purpose of correctness and minimizing system downtime during the pro- cess of data recovery. With the present day ...
Adaptivity and Interface Design: A Human-Computer Interaction Study in E-Learning Applications

Deshpande, Yogesh D (2013)

Computer based teaching-learning or e-learning provides more flexible methods of interactions with learning contents compared to the traditional classroom set-up. It motivates learners towards self learning and evaluation ...
(An) Online Semi Automated Part of Speech Tagging Technique Applied To Assamese

Dutta, Pallav Kumar (2013)

Developing annotated tagged corpora for a language with limited electronic resources can be very demanding. Although Assamese is a language spoken by about 15 million people in the Indian state of Assam as a first language, ...
Capacity Enhancement, QoS and Rate Adaptation in IEEE 802.11s: A Performance Improvement Perspective

Chakraborty, Sandip (2014)

Current deployment of wireless community and municipal area networks provide ubiquitous connectivity to end users through wireless mesh backbone, that aims at replacing wired infrastructure through wireless multi-hop ...
An Architectural Framework for Seamless Hand-off between UMTS and WLAN Network

Barooah, Maushumi (2014)

In recent years, Cellular wireless technologies like GPRS, UMTS, CDMA and Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) technologies like IEEE 802.11 have seen a quantum leap in their growth. Cellular technologies can provide data ...
Asymmetric Region Local Binary Patterns for face Image Analysis

Naika C. L., Shrinivasa (2014)

This Thesis explores feature extraction techniques based on local binary Patterns(LBP) for automatic face Image Analysis.
Stochastic Coverage and Connectivity in Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks

Gupta, Hari Prabhat (2014)

A wireless sensor network (WSN) consists of several tiny battery-powered sensors that can communicate with each other to monitor a Field of Interest (FoI). Coverage is acknowledged as an important metric to measure the ...
Robust Compressed Domain Video Watermarking for H.264/AVC

Dutta, Tanima (2014)

In recent years, digital watermarking is being regarded as a promising solution in order to mitigate the increasing threats of video piracy and for ensuring video ownership and content authentication. Digital videos are ...
Design and Development of Intrusion Detection System: A Discrete Event System Approach

Barbhuiya, Ferdous Ahmed (2014)

With the rapid increase of security threats in Internet, Intrusion Detection System(IDS), a hardware or software that monitors network or host activities for malicious behavior, is an indispensable component of Network ...

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