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Discriminatory source coding for a noiseless broadcast channel

Michael Christoph Gastpar

We introduce a new problem of broadcast source coding with a discrimination requirement - there is an eavesdropping user from whom we wish to withhold the true message in an entropic sense. Binning can achieve the Slepian-Wolf rate, but at the cost of full ...

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Impedance spectroscopy flow cytometry: Model validation

Philippe Renaud, Shady Didier Gawad, Karen Cheung

A number of microfabricated flow cytometry devices have been proposed based on electrical(1,2) or optical(3) detection techniques. On chip marker-free differentiation of cells using impedance spectroscopy was demonstrated between leukocyte sub-populations ...

2005

Combining backward masking and transcranial magnetic stimulation in human observers

Michael Herzog, Frank Scharnowski

Both backward masking and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) are capable of hindering perception of a visual target. To study the relationship between these two methods we applied TMS over the occipital pole in combination with the visual backward mas ...

Elsevier2003

Nonlinear ideal observation and recurrent preprocessing in perceptual learning

Michael Herzog

Residual micro-saccades, tremor and fixation errors imply that, on different trials in visual tasks, stimulus arrays are inevitably presented at different positions on the retina. Positional variation is likely to be specially important for tasks involving ...

Taylor & Francis2003

On Adaptive Non-Linarity for Color Discrimination and Chromatic Adaptation

Sabine Süsstrunk

Assuming that the photoreceptor response of the human visual system is adaptive and non-linear, we can derive mathematical properties that can account for both color discrimination and chromatic adaptation. This could be due to the photoreceptors’ response ...

2002

Scale-up of polymerization processes

Thierry Meyer

A review. Scale-up and/or scale-down procedures are crucial during the development of chem. processes. These procedures should be integrated to form a multidisciplinary approach encompassing several branches of science and engineering. The challenge is to ...

2002

God Save the Red Queen! Competition in Co-Evolutionary Robotics

Dario Floreano

In the simplest scenario of two co-evolving populations in competition with each other, fitness progress is achieved at disadvantage of the other population's fitness. The everchanging fitness landscape caused by the competing species (named the "Red Queen ...

1997