Sentence examples for decision interference from inspiring English sources
Our approach uses the matched filter-based iterative soft decision interference cancellation (MF ISDIC) algorithm which was introduced in [6] and extended in [15].
The convergence of receivers performing iterative hard decision interference cancellation (IHDIC) is analyzed in a general framework for ASK, PSK, and QAM constellations.
A well-known receiver strategy for direct-sequence code-division multiple-access (DS-CDMA) transmission is iterative soft decision interference cancellation.
In this paper, we analyze matched filter-based iterative soft decision interference cancellation (MF ISDIC) when utilizing an approximation of the actual probability density function (pdf) of residual interference.
The derived results can directly be applied to those iterative soft decision interference cancellation (ISDIC) receivers whose soft decision functions approach hard decision functions in course of the iterations.
In this paper, a receiver algorithm performing matched filter-based iterative soft decision interference cancellation (ISDIC) which was proposed recently has been analyzed for a DS-CDMA downlink transmission over multipath channels when employing general square QAM constellations.
The bottom line: Employees will now be able to control health care spending decisions; interference from employers and third-party payers will be sharply reduced.
The first refers to the freedom to make one's own decisions without interference by others in regard to matters seen as intimate and personal, such as the decision to use contraceptives or to have an abortion.
Out in the garden, far from the madding crowd, the patient is in control making decisions without interference from others.
These groups can define the mission of a school, take control of budget and hiring, and make decisions without interference from a bureaucracy outside the school.
The purpose of a lifetime appointment was to give them freedom to make decisions without interference from the executive or legislative branches of government.
