Distributed fiber-optic acoustic sensing is capable of continuously monitoring the spatially distributed evolution of environmental variables along a sensing fiber, thus has been extensively used in ...

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In their study, Diana et al. introduce a novel method for spike inference from calcium imaging data using a Monte Carlo-based approach, emphasizing the quantification of uncertainties in spike time ...

Many noise sources can plague high-speed radio-frequency (RF) analog signal chains, making design considerations that much more challenging. Both megahertz and sub-terahertz sampling-rate converters ...

Faster inference: frequency-aware diffusion sampling strategy. The frequency progression property of FAR also inspires us to employ fewer diffusion sampling steps for lower frequency levels, as ...

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Abstract: Operation at low sampling-to-fundamental frequency ratios is challenging, but inevitable for high-speed electric drives due to the limited switching frequency. Synchronous modulation is ...

Picture the scene: You’re sitting on your sofa watching TV – streaming or, yes, linear TV – and you see the same ad twice in a row. During the next commercial break, you see the same ad again. Then ...