Read-access conflict resolution allows data interleaving during memory read-out at high-speed.
Moreover, the presence of data interleaving enables optimal video quality when channel conditions are time-varying, and data- and channel-adaptivity can be fulfilled.
Also, Ho and Tsai [35] used 3D-wavelets, data interleaving, and Reed-Solomon (R-S) codes for their UEP streaming system.
The proposed solution is data and channel adaptive; regular, low bit rate feedback from the receiver lets the transmitter modify the UEP strategy, which, considering also the presence of data interleaving, enables optimal decompressed video quality when channel conditions change with time.
Bowtie2 is strongly memory bound and can greatly benefit from affinity scheduling and shared data interleaving (enabling the usage of the aggregated bandwidth of memory channels) offered by FastFlow master-worker, whereas BWA exhibits a smaller working set and thus better exploits memory cache hierarchy.
The coded data are interleaved over one, two, and three band(s) in FFI, TFI2, and TFI, respectively.
Complex control systems are heterogeneous, in the sense of discrete computer-based controllers interacting with continuous physical plants, regular data sampling interleaving with irregular communication and user interaction, and multilayer and multimode control laws.
Tw*tter is the DVR of the Web, a Play, Pause, Fast Forward, and Rewind controller for navigating real time prioritized data and interleaving it with work, travel, and what now passes for relaxation.
Wentland et al. (34) have shown data that interleaving in Fourier velocity-encoded (FVE) M-mode imaging provides better temporal resolution and may allow local PWV to be measured along a relatively short segment of the aorta.
These crossbars, of weight equal to 0, connect different interleaved data of the same information bit.
