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These include clipping, decision-aided reconstruction clipping, coding, partial transmission sequence (PTS), selective mapping (SLM), companding transform, tone reservation, active constellation extension (ACE), among others [7].
An overview of PAPR reduction techniques for OFDM signals has been given in [22], including clipping, coding, partial transmission sequence (PTS), selective mapping (SLM), nonlinear companding transforms, and tone reservation.
Various methods [1 3] have been suggested to reduce the PAPR, such as clipping, decision-aided reconstruction (DAR) clipping, coding, partial transmission sequence, selective mapping (SLM), nonlinear companding transforms, active constellation extension, tone reservation and constant envelope OFDM phase modulation, amongst others.
With the help of the denoising coding, partial corruption is added into the input of the SAE to improve robustness of feature representation.
The sequenced region coded partial 5′ untranslated regions (UTRs) and all structural and nonstructural viral proteins (VP4 3D).
Nucleotide sequences of 348 bp coding the partial open reading frame 2 showed 100% identity.
The ones coding for partial cDNA sequences covered 23-97% of their full length sequences.
Sequences coding for partial trim16 and trim25 were also identified in the elephant shark genome, confirming that these genes were already present in the early vertebrates.
Utilizing the code, partial characteristics of Shanghai laser electron gamma source (SLEGS) are studied as well.
The mtDNA is a 16.5 kb circular double-stranded molecule containing 37 genes, which codes partial proteins of ECT enzyme complexes and partial components of the machinery of intramitochondrial protein synthesis.
Reviewer 2: Allan Drummond, Harvard University (nominated by Laura Landweber) Review of "Evolution of the genetic code: partial optimization of a random code for translational robustness in a rugged fitness landscape", submitted to Biology Direct.
