River / Cairns / Rockville / New York / Zurich / Cambridge / Monticello / Long Beach / Staefa / /
Company
TRELLIS AND FACTOR GRAPHS Let us / Computer Science Press / Communication Networks / AT&T Labs / Sensirion AG / /
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Switzerland / United States / Australia / /
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USD / / /
Facility
Prentice Hall / Monticello / University of Massachusetts / RIKEN Brain Science Institute / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
iterative algorithm / continuous-time dynamical systems / sum-product algorithm / max-product algorithm / iterative algorithms / dynamical systems / exhaustive search attacks / spread-spectrum communications / message passing algorithms / Wireless Digital Communications / measurement systems / sum-product / chaotic systems / maxproduct algorithms / numerical solution / /
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National Science Foundation / Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab / Computer Engineering Department / RIKEN Brain Science Institute / University of Massachusetts / Amherst / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering / Department of Mathematics and Statistics / MIT Center for Bits and Atoms / Swiss NF / Federal Government / MIT Media Lab / Department of Computer Science / Signal and Information Processing Lab / /
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Neil Gershenfeld / Tobias Koch / ION GNSS / Joseph Horowitz / Francesco Lo Presti / Matthias Frey / Benjamin Vigoda / Thomas Schärer / Hans-Andrea Loeliger / Justin Dauwels / Don Towsley / Patrick Merkli / Tor Vergata / /
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underlying model for multicast loss inference / Associate Editor / Associate Editor for Detection and Estimation / /
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Pentax K-x Digital Camera / /
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C / ML / /
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Illinois / Newfoundland / California / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
the IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION THEORY / Physical Review Letters / IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION THEORY / Lecture Notes in Computer Science / /
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