Neural networks explained with the example of feedforward vs. recurrent networks. Feedforward networks propagate data, while recurrent models allow loops for cascade effects. Recurrent networks are less influential but closer to the brain's function. Introduction to handwritten digit classification

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IEEE 802.1CQ is working on a mechanism to assign local MAC address blocks to end nodes specifically related to IEEE 802.11 standards. The current draft lacks a pre-association mechanism for IEEE 802.11 stations to obtain a local MAC address before association. The proposed remedy suggests specifying

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This document conveys the findings of the AIML Technical Report for IEEE 802.11 networks. It covers AIML use cases in WLANs, performance enhancement opportunities, IEEE 802.11 feature requirements, standard impacts, and proposed next steps for AIML integration. AIML's significance in various technol

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In the realm of computer networks, nodes share resources through digital telecommunications networks. These networks enable lightning-fast data exchange and boast attributes like speed, accuracy, diligence, versatility, and vast storage capabilities. Additionally, various types of networks exist tod

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This document presents a proposal for enhancing random access efficiency in IEEE 802.11be networks through a Random-Access NFRP (RA-NFRP) principle. The proposal addresses the challenges of low efficiency in the current UORA procedure and introduces modifications based on the 802.11ax standard to im

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Learn how to build artificial neural networks from scratch, focusing on multi-level feedforward networks like multi-level perceptrons. Discover how neural networks function, including training large networks in parallel and distributed systems, and grasp concepts such as learning non-linear function

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IEEE 802.11 TGbe is exploring MLDs within the 802 architecture, focusing on aligning MLD operations with existing 802.11 features for enhanced compatibility. The MLD architecture aims to facilitate the flow of data between MAC SAPs and PHY SAPs, extending the current framework for APs and non-AP STA

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Enabling MIMO in mmWave technology is essential for improving throughput performance. While IEEE 802.11ad supports single-stream communications, 802.11ay introduces SU-MIMO, MU-MIMO, and hybrid beamforming. This document discusses the necessity of MIMO in IMMW and explores various MIMO options for e

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Interconnection networks are essential in multiprocessor systems, linking processing elements, memory modules, and I/O units. They enable data exchange between processors and memory units, determining system performance. Fully connected interconnection networks offer high reliability but require ext

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This document discusses the importance of priority access support in IEEE 802.11be for National Security and Emergency Preparedness (NS/EP) services. It outlines the need for standardized mechanisms to ensure priority services in WLAN networks during NS/EP events when cellular coverage is unavailabl

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This document outlines the agreed terminology and requirements for the development of the next generation of IEEE 802.11p technology within IEEE 802.11bd Task Group. It covers aspects such as interoperability, co-existence, backward compatibility, and fairness between IEEE 802.11p and IEEE 802.11bd

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The document discusses controlling latency in IEEE 802.11 networks to meet the demands of emerging applications that require not only high throughput but also low latency. It covers aspects such as latency analysis, potential improvements, latency vs. reliability trade-offs, and latency improvement

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Utilizing IEEE 802.11ad/11ay devices, this presentation demonstrates how radar applications can be implemented with minimal hardware modifications, showcasing enhanced radar information accuracy through device collaboration. The advantages of the 60GHz band for short-range radar applications, such a

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This document discusses the extension of TSN capabilities from wired to wireless networks, focusing on potential enhancements for 802.11be and integration with Ethernet-based TSN standards. It covers topics such as time-sensitive applications, TSN toolbox overview, status of TSN capabilities support

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This presentation provides an introduction to neural networks in IBM SPSS Modeler 14.2. It covers the concepts of directed data mining using neural networks, the structure of neural networks, terms associated with neural networks, and the process of inputs and outputs in neural network models. The d

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In March 2019, the document IEEE 802.11-19/0346r3 delves into the investigation of LDPC (Low-Density Parity-Check) codes for the advancement of 11bd technology. The authors from Marvell explore the potential benefits of LDPC over BCC (Block Code Concatenation) in achieving better sensitivity for 802

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Explore the relationship between IEEE 802.11 and 802.1D standards, discussing the necessity of referencing old standards, the state of 802.1D, and the potential for removing outdated references in 802.11. The submission proposes a migration model while emphasizing the importance of staying current w

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This document discusses the implementation of multi-band discovery assistance for IEEE 802.11ay networks to improve robustness and reduce latency in consumer devices. It focuses on reducing overhead latency, enabling TDD channel access, and utilizing multi-band signaling for various network operatio

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The document discusses the implementation of Restricted Transmit Wait Time (R-TWT) scheduling in IEEE 802.11 networks. It covers topics such as AP coordination, announcement of R-TWT schedules by APs, usage of 1-hop and 2-hop neighbor information for scheduling, and STA's notification of neighbor AP

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MIMO transmission in IEEE 802.11ay supports up to 8 data streams with a focus on SU-MIMO. The need for efficient rank adaptation procedures and corresponding signaling mechanisms is highlighted. The document addresses rank adaptation procedures, example implementations, challenges faced, and propose

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Analyzing the concept of structural similarity within Information Networks (INs), the study introduces P-Rank as a more advanced alternative to SimRank. By addressing the limitations of SimRank and offering a more efficient computational approach, P-Rank aims to provide a comprehensive measure of si

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The document discusses the implementation of Selective Spatial Transmission (SST) and Dynamic Subband Operation (DSO) to enable wider bandwidth OFDMA in IEEE 802.11be and 802.11bn standards. It covers enhancements for 80MHz, 160MHz, and 320MHz EHT DL and UL OFDMA transmissions, emphasizing the benef

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Document providing a report to the IEEE 802 Executive Committee requesting conditional approval to forward the P802.11ay draft to RevCom. The submission includes details on SA ballot results, voter comments, unsatisfied comments, and resolutions. Edward Au from Huawei Technologies authored the repor

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This presentation delves into the privacy concerns surrounding 802.11 networks, focusing on tracking vulnerabilities and the limitations of MAC randomization in preventing tracking. It discusses the ease of tracking devices, the risk of passive tracking due to MAC addresses being visible in frames,

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IEEE 802.11ay introduces improvements in beamforming training procedures for efficiency and MIMO support. The multi-stage, multi-resolution beamforming training framework enhances beamforming efficiency with high-resolution beams. The proposal includes a Sector Sweep frame and support for up to 2048

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This document discusses advanced coding techniques proposed for IEEE 802.15.4ab to enhance data communication in wireless personal area networks. The focus is on interference mitigation, coexistence improvement, link budget enhancement, additional channels, and operating frequencies for improved rel

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In September 2016, a proposal was introduced to enhance the beamforming training procedures in IEEE 802.11ay for increased efficiency and MIMO support. The proposal suggests a multi-stage, multi-resolution beamforming training framework to improve efficiency in scenarios with high-resolution beams a

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Overlay networks are logical networks built on top of lower-layer networks, allowing for efficient data lookup and reliable communication. They come in unstructured and structured forms, with examples like Gnutella and BitTorrent. Distributed Hash Tables (DHTs) are used in real-world applications li

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This document explores the assignment and validation of unicast addresses within IEEE 802 networks, emphasizing the need for uniqueness to prevent operational errors and security breaches. It discusses the challenges of ensuring globally-unique addresses, proposing the implementation of a single val

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Explore the differences between Whole Networks and Ego Networks in social network analysis. Whole Networks provide comprehensive information about all nodes and links, enabling the computation of network-level statistics. On the other hand, Ego Networks focus on a sample of nodes, limiting the abili

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Jon Rosdahl from Qualcomm provided updates on the current status of 802 Wireless Interim Session venue plans, a recap of 802 Executive Committee decisions, and future 802 Plenary venue contract statuses up to 2027. The presentation highlighted selected venues, open dates, and upcoming contracts for

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Detailed presentation by Gary Cheng and team from Peraso on the revised proposal for 802.11ay TX Masks in January 2017. The submission covers aspects such as mask revisions for different channel bandwidths, corner frequency shifts, ACI levels, and PA distortion results under specific evaluation cond

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This document analyzes the suitability of IEEE 802.11ah for Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) applications. It examines the features of IEEE 802.11ah, such as OFDM-based FEC and its performance in fulfilling LP-WAN use-cases. The document also discusses channel models, interference resistance, and

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Presentation by Kazuyuki Sakoda from Sony proposing the extension of DMG multi-band discovery assistance in 802.11ay networks to improve neighbor device discovery beyond AP coverage. The focus is on enhancing network efficiency, low-latency communication, and robustness for VR applications in high-f

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This document discusses the implementation of Enhanced Channel Access in A-BFT for 11ay systems to address collision issues due to limited resources in dense environments. By extending SSW slots, the proposed scheme aims to improve access efficiency in scenarios with a high number of STAs. Different

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This submission discusses the potential role of IEEE 802.11 as a component in future 5G networks, addressing challenges and opportunities. It presents insights on managing 802.11 within non-proprietary interfaces, emphasizing compatibility and defined functions for seamless integration in advanced n

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This presentation by Intel Corporation discusses the performance analysis of robust transmission modes for MIMO using MRC 1x2, Alamouti 2x1, and Alamouti 2x2 schemes in IEEE 802.11-16/0632r1. It evaluates the performance of OFDM and SC signal structures in frequency flat and frequency selective Rayl

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We propose a Length-1344 LDPC block as an enhancement over the 11ad codes for use in 11ay, aiming for about 1 dB of coding gain. This longer LDPC code design offers potential performance improvements for channel bonding and MIMO features of the 11ay specification, supporting the goal of achieving ov

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Presented in January 2018, the document IEEE 802.11-17/0130r1 discusses functions for maintaining operational links in mmWave Distribution Networks, including link adaptation, bandwidth request, reservation, and time synchronization. It provides a comprehensive insight into the tools and protocols r

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The presentation by Huawei Technologies introduces a multi-zone propagation model for IEEE 802.11ay in large-scale scenarios operating in the 60 GHz band. It aims to address the diverse physical effects experienced by signals over long distances, complementing the existing Q-D channel model for more

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