Accès ouvert
2023
article
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Paul J. Brewer, Jeremy Juybari, Raymond Moberly
Abstract Emergent behavior in repeated collective decisions of minimally intelligent agents—who at each step in time invoke majority rule to choose between a status quo and a random challenge—can manifest through the long-term stationary probability distributions of a Markov chain. We use …
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2021
conference-paper
OpenAlex
Rohit De, Raymond Moberly, Colton Beery, Jeremy Juybari et autres
As a classic quantum computing implementation, the Deustch-Jozsa (DJ) algorithm is taught in many courses pertaining to quantum information science and technology (QIST). We exploit the DJ framework as an educational testbed, illustrating fundamental qubit concepts while identifying associated algorithmic challenges. In …
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2021
preprint
OpenAlex
Paul J. Brewer, Jeremy Juybari, Raymond Moberly
Emergent behavior in repeated collective decisions of minimally intelligent agents -- who at each step in time invoke majority rule to choose between a status quo and a random challenge -- can manifest through the long-term stationary probability distributions of a Markov …
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2020
article
OpenAlex
K. M. Sundqvist, Isaac Grubb, Kristopher McBrian, Rohit De et autres
Accès ouvert
2014
article
OpenAlex
Farhan Beg, Raymond Moberly
The Indian subcontinent is facing a massive challenge with regards to energy security in its member countries; to provide reliable electricity to facilitate development across various sectors of the economy and consequently achieve the developmental targets. The instability of the current precarious …
2013
conference-paper
OpenAlex
Raymond Moberly
The thinnest path is defined herein as the route that minimizes the number of nodes within receiving range of a set of transmitting nodes, where the transmitting nodes act so as to relay a message from its sender to the intended recipient. …
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2013
dissertation
OpenAlex
Raymond Moberly
of the Dissertation Quantization of a Low-Density Parity-Check (LDPC) Decoder: Limited-Precision Digital Design of the Sum-Product Algorithm (SPA) for Wireless Voice and Video Communication Channels. by Raymond B Moberly Claremont Graduate University and San Diego State University: 2012 This dissertation presents two-bit …
2012
book-chapter
OpenAlex
Raymond Moberly, Michael E. O’Sullivan, Khurram Waheed
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2007
conference-paper
OpenAlex
Raymond Moberly, Michael E. O’Sullivan, Khurram Waheed
Implementing the sum-product algorithm, in an FPGA with an embedded processor, invites us to consider a tradeoff between computational precision and computational speed. The algorithm, known outside of the signal processing community as Pearl's belief propagation, is used for iterative soft-decision decoding …
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2006
conference-paper
OpenAlex
Raymond Moberly, Michael E. O’Sullivan
Multiple formulations of the soft-decision decoding algorithm have been published based upon Gallagher's foundational work on LDPC codes (R. Gallager, 1962) and Pearl's iterative belief-propagation (1988). Three published formulations are mathematically identical but differ computationally. A formulation is proposed that is computationally …
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