Division of Electrical, Electronics, and Computer Science (EECS): Recent submissions
Now showing items 61-80 of 1305
-
An Explainable Hierarchical Class Attention Model for Legal Appeal Automation
Judicial systems worldwide are overburdened due to the limited number of legal professionals. The digitization of legal processes has resulted in abundant legal data, paving the way for the development of legal automation ... -
Flux Rate Controlled Harmonic Filtering of Integrated Magnetic-Based Isolated-Inverter Topologies and Dynamically Variable Inductors
An intermediate filtering stage is mandatory to deliver smooth sinusoidal output voltage across the load. Several multilevel and modular multilevel-based inverter topologies are reported in the literature to reduce the ... -
Performance Analysis of Orthogonal Time Frequency Space Modulation in High-Doppler Channels
Next generation wireless systems are envisioned to offer dependable and consistent user experience across a wide range of environments, including high-mobility scenarios involving high-speed trains, aircrafts, and ... -
Quantitative Nonlinear Optical Microscopy with Applications in Nanostructure Imaging and Cancer Biology
Quantitative Nonlinear Optical Microscopy with Applications in Nanostructure Imaging and Cancer Biology Abstract: Nonlinear optical microscopy is a powerful imaging technique that has been used for imaging for diverse ... -
Deep Learning Based Channel Estimation in Wireless Communications
Deep learning techniques which employ trained neural networks to solve problems have witnessed widespread adoption in diverse fields like medicine, architecture, robotics, autonomous vehicles, wireless communications, ... -
Pulse Width Modulation Techniques of Two-level Inverter Fed Asymmetrical Six-phase Machine Drive in Linear and Overmodulation Regions
Multi-phase machines (MPMs) have more than three windings in their stator, rotor, or both. With the broader adoption of power-electronic converters for efficient driving of the machines, MPMs are gaining attention in ... -
Graph Clustering Approaches for Speaker Diarization of Conversational Speech
In this era of advanced machine intelligence, real-world speech applications need to be equipped to deal with conversations involving multiple speakers. An essential first step in speech information extraction from ... -
Development of High Throughput Intelligent Indoor Optical Wireless Communication Systems
The proliferation of mobile devices in indoor environments has led to insatiable demand for high-speed, high-bandwidth data connectivity. Optical wireless communication (OWC) is seen as a promising technology capable of ... -
Investigations on Extending the Linear Modulation Range of Multilevel Inverter Fed Induction Motor Drives
Multilevel inverter topologies find extensive industrial and automobile applications due to their utilization of lower voltage-rated switches and enhanced harmonic performance. Incorporating Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) ... -
Decentralized information flow control for the robot operating system
The Robot Operating System (ROS) is a popular open-source middleware widely used in the robotics community. While ROS provides extensive support for robotic application develop- ment, it lacks certain fundamental security ... -
Algorithmic Problems on Vertex Deletion and Graph Coloring
In the thesis, we mainly discuss variants of two well-studied graph theoretical problems - vertex deletion problem and graph coloring problem - both have been used to tackle many real-world problems in diverse fields. Vertex ... -
Adaptive Wideband Microwave Signal Processing Using Reconfigurable Integrated Photonics
The advancement of wireless communications in domains such as satellites, radars, 5G, and future technologies necessitates the utilization of broadband microwave and millimeter wave signal processing. Unlike their electronic ... -
Electro-optically Tunable General-Purpose Microwave Photonic Processors: Platforms, Device Analysis, and Auto-routing Algorithms
Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) have been primarily developed as application-specific PICs (ASPICs), relying on time-consuming fabrication processes and exhibiting insertion losses between interconnected ASPICs. To ... -
WiROS: A QoS Software Solution for ROS2 in a WiFi Network
Robot Operating System (ROS) has played a pivotal role as a communication middleware among different peripherals, including sensors and actuators of robotics and other systems, with the advancement of connected systems ... -
Privacy in Information Retrieval, Delivery and Distributed Computing
The aim of our work is to address the challenges of privacy in information retrieval, information delivery, and in distributed computing systems. We focus on reducing the download and upload costs and decreasing the ... -
Resource-Aware State-Triggered Networked Control Systems
State-triggered control is a popular control method in the field of networked control systems owing to its advantage of efficient utilization of resources while simultaneously achieving control objectives. In this control ... -
A Two Step Optimal Decoding for PSK and Trellis Coded Modulation in Noisy Index Coding Problem
Index coding is a communication problem in which a server has a set of messages and wants to broadcast them to a set of receivers. Each receiver is interested in a single message, but some of the receivers may have some ... -
Excitonic complexes in semiconducting monolayers and their twisted heterojunctions
Monolayers of transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs) host excitons, a bound state of electron and hole. Excitonic many-body complexes dominate the optical spectra obtained from this system and manipulating these complexes ... -
Exploring Welfare Maximization and Fairness in Participatory Budgeting
Participatory budgeting (PB) is a voting paradigm for distributing a divisible resource, usually called a budget, among a set of projects by aggregating the preferences of individuals over these projects. It is implemented ... -
Specification Synthesis with Constrained Horn Clauses
Many practical problems in software development, verification and testing rely on specifications. The problem of specification synthesis is to automatically find relational constraints for undefined functions, called ...