2010 Conference Record of the FortyFourth Asilomar Conference on
Signals, Systems and Computers
(ASILOMAR 2010)
Pacific Grove, California, USA7 - 10 November 2010
Pages 1 - 790
Editors:
Michael B. Matthews
4 IEEE IEEE Catalog Number: CFP10431-PRT
ISBN: 978-1-4244-9722-5
Table of Contents
Student Paper Contest xxxiii
Foreword xxxiv
MAb-1: TENSORS METHODS IN SIGNAL PROCESSING
MAb-1.1: OVERVIEW OF RECENTADVANCES IN NUMERICAL TENSOR 3
ALGEBRA
Goran Bergqvist, Erik G. Larsson, Linkoping UniversityMAb-1.2: BLIND ESTIMATION OF SIMO CHANNELS USING A 8
TENSOR-BASED SUBSPACE METHOD
Bin Song, Florian Roemer, Martin Haardt, Ilmenau University ofTechnologyMAb-1.3: NEW SIMULTANEOUS GENERALIZED SCHUR 13
DECOMPOSITION METHODS FOR THE COMPUTATION OF THE CANONICAL
POLYADIC DECOMPOSITION
Mikael Sorensen, Lieven De Lathauwer, K. U. Leuven
MAb-1.4: A K-SUBSPACEBASED TENSORFACTORIZATIONAPPROACH FOR 18
UNDER-DETERMINED BLIND IDENTIFICATION
Bahador Makkiabadi, Saeid Sanei, Dave Marshall, CardiffUniversity
MAb-2: MIMO INTERFERENCE NETWORKS
MAb-2.1: ON RELAY-INTERFERENCE NETWORKS WITH QUANTIZED 25
FEEDBACK
Erdem Koyuncu, Hamid Jafarkhani, University ofCalifornia, Irvine
MAb-2.4: ON THE CAPACITY OF A CLASS OF DEGRADED MIMO Z 30
INTERFERENCE CHANNELS WITH DEGRADED MESSAGE SETS
Fabio Fernandes, Sriram Vishwanath, University ofTexas at Austin
MAb-3: SECURITY IN WIRELESS NETWORKS
MAb-3.1: FROM UNCERTAINTY TO SECRECY:A DYNAMICAPPROACH 37
ShengXiao, Weibo Gong, Donald Towsley, University ofMassachusetts
MAb-3.2: SECRECY COVERAGE 42
Amites Sarkar, Western Washington University; Martin Haenggi, University ofNotre DameMAb-3.3: CONTROL OF WIRELESS NETWORKS WITH SECRECY 47
C. Emre Koksal, Ohio State University; Ozgur Ercetin, Yunus Sarikaya, Sabanci UniversityMAb-3.4: EMBEDDING COVERT INFORMATION FLOW 52
Stefano Marano, Vincenzo Matta, Unversity ofSalerno; Lang Tong, Cornell University
MAb-4: NEWTRENDS IN SEQUENTIAL SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION
MAb-4.1: ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS OF PARTICLE FILTERS 59
Petar Djuric, Monica Bugallo, Stony Brook UniversityMAb-4.2: EXACT PARTICLE FLOW FOR NONLINEAR FILTERS: 64
SEVENTEEN DUBIOUS SOLUTIONS TO A FIRST ORDER LINEAR UNDERDETERMINED
PDE
FredDaum, Jim Huang, Raytheon Company
MAb-5: BIOMOTIVATED RECOGNITIONAND DETECTION
MAb-5.2: MAKING DECISIONSABOUT UNSEEN DATA: SEMI-SUPERVISED 75
LEARNING AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SPECIFICITY
Visar Berisha, Raytheon Company; Ailar Javadi, Richard Hammet, David V. Anderson, Alexander
Gray, Georgia Institute ofTechnologyMAb-5.4: USING MACHINES TO IMPROVEHUMAN SALIENCY 80
DETECTION
NikhilRao, Joseph Harrison, Tyler Karrels, Robert Nowak, Timothy Rogers, University ofWisconsin
Madison
MAb-6: COMPUTERARITHMETIC I
MAb-6.2: DESIGN AND FPGA IMPLEMENTATION OF RADIX-10 COMBINED 87
DIVISION/SQUARE ROOT ALGORITHM WITH LIMITED PRECISION PRIMITIVES
Milos D. Ercegovac, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles; Robert Mcllhenny, California State
University, NorthridgeMAb-6.3: ASSESSMENT OF BUTTERFLY NETWORKVLSI SHIFTER 92
CIRCUIT
Neil Burgess, University ofBristol
MAb-7: BIOLOGICAL MODELS OF SPEECH PERCEPTION AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN
AUTOMATIC SPEECH PROCESSING
MAb-7.2: PERCEPTUAL ARTIFACTS IN SPEECH NOISE SUPPRESSION 99
Devangi N. Parikh, David V. Anderson, GeorgiaInstitute ofTechnologyMAb-7.3: POINT PROCESS MODELS OF SPECTRO-TEMPORAL 104
MODULATION EVENTS FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION
Aren Jansen, Nima Mesgarani, The Johns Hopkins University; Partha Niyogi, University ofChicago
MAb-8: COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS I
MAb-8.1: DUAL DOMAIN ECHO CANCELLERS FOR MULTIRATE Ill
DISCRETE MULTITONE SYSTEMS
Neda Ehtiati, Benoit Champagne, McGill UniversityMAb-8.2: FINITE RANDOM MATRICES FOR BLIND SPECTRUM SENSING 116
Giuseppe Abreu, University of Oulu; Wensheng Zhang, Yukitoshi Sanada, Keio UniversityMAb-8.3: MAP DETECTION WITH SOFT INFORMATION IN AN ESTIMATE 121
AND FORWARD RELAYNETWORK
Carina I. Serediuc, Rice University; Jorma Lilleberg, Nokia; Behnaam Aazhang, Rice UniversityMAb-8.5: ROBUST AF RELAY TRANSMISSION WITH MULTIPLE 126
SOURCE-DESTINATION PAIRS UNDER CHANNEL UNCERTAINTY
Yupeng Liu, Athina Petropuhi, Rutgers UniversityMAb-8.6: A MUTUAL INFORMATION BASED ITERATION STOP RULE FOR 131
TURBO DECODING
Jinhong Wit, Atheros Communications, Inc.; Branimir Vojcic, Jia Sheng, George WashingtonUniversity
MAb-8.7: COOPERATION DIVERSITY FOROFDMWITH ITERATIVE 131
RECEPTION AND INDEPENDENT CFO PER NODEThomas Ketseoglou, California State University, Pomona
MAb-8.8: JOINT TRANSMITTERADAPTATIONAND POWER CONTROL IN 136
MULTI-USER WIRELESS SYSTEMS WITH TARGET SIR REQUIREMENTSDimitrie C. Popescu, Shiny Abraham, Old Dominion University; Octavia Dobre, Memorial UniversityofNewfoundland
MAb-8.9: COMPLEXITY REDUCTION FOR VEHICULAR CHANNEL 141
ESTIMATION USING THE FILTER DIVERGENCE MEASURE
Laura Bernadd, Thomas Zemen, FTWForschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien; Alexander Paier,Vienna University of Technology; Johan Karedal, Lund University
MAb-8.10: FEASIBILITY AND LIMITATIONS IN RELAYING BROADCAST 146
SIGNALS
Eun-Hee Shin, Dongwoo Kim, Hanyang UniversityMAb-8.11: AN IMPROVED SYNCHRONIZATION SCHEME FOR OFDMA 150SYSTEMS WITH INITIAL RANGING TRANSMISSIONS
Sungeun Lee, Xiaoli Ma, Georgia Institute ofTechnologyMAb-8.12: SYNDROME BASED ADAPTIVE COMPLEXITY CHANNEL 155
DECODING AND TURBO EQUALIZATION FOR ATSC DTV
Klaus Hueske, Jan Geldmacher, Jiirgen Gotze, TUDortmund UniversityMAb-8.13: JOINT SIGNAL DETECTIONAND CLASSIFICATION OF MOBILE 160WIMAXAND LTE OFDM SIGNALS FOR COGNITIVE RADIO
Alaa Al-Habashna, Octavia A. Dobre, Ramachandran Venkatesan, Memorial University ofNewfoundland; Dimitrie C. Popescu, Old Dominion Un iversity
MAb-8.14: COOPERATIVE GAME-THEORETIC MODELING FOR 165
SPECTRUM SENSING IN COGNITIVE RADIOS
Jayaprakash Rajasekharan, Jan Eriksson, Visa Koivimen, Aalto UniversityMAb-8.15: CALIBRATION OF RANDOM PHASE ROTATION FOR 170
MULTI-BAND OFDM UWB SIGNALS
Huilin Xu, University ofFlorida; Liuqing Yang, Colorado State UniversityMAb-8.16: WIDEBAND SPECTRUM SENSING FOR COGNITIVE RADIOS IN 175
UNKNOWN NOISE VIA POWER SPECTRUM ANALYSIS
Jilendra Tugnait, Auburn UniversityMAb-8.17: FAIR RESOURCE ALLOCATION FOR HYBRID FSO/RF 180
NETWORKS
Yi Tang, Maite Brandt-Pearce, University of VirginiaMAb-8.18: MCM OFDM USING SPARSE SIGNALS 185
Victor DeBrunner, Florida State University; Jim Schroeder, Harris Corporation
MAb-8: SELECTED TOPICS IN IMAGE PROCESSING
MAb-8.1: SPARSE CODING FOR SPECTRAL SIGNATURES IN 191
HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGES
Adam Charles, Georgia Institute ofTechnology; Bruno Olshausen, University of California, Berkeley;Christopher Rozell, Georgia Institute ofTechnology
MAb-8.2: DISTRIBUTED COMPRESSED SENSING OF HYPERSPECTRAL 196IMAGES VIA BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION
Mohammad Golbabaee, Simon Arberet, Pierre Vandergheynst, Ecole Polytechnique Federate de
Lausanne
MAb-8.3: AUTOMATIC FEATURE EXTRACTION IN LASER RANGEFINDER 199
DATA USING GEOMETRIC INVARIANCE
Jean-Charles Noyer, Regis Lherbier, Benoit Fortin, Univ. Lille Nord-de-FranceMAb-8.4: A NOVEL FACIAL EXPRESSION RECOGNITION METHOD USING 204
FAST BEMD BASED EDGE DETECTION
James Zhang, Zijing Qin, Peter Toy, Robert Adams, Western Carolina UniversityMAb-8.6: COMPLEXITYAND QUALITY EVALUATION OF STRUCTURE 209
EXTRAPOLATION METHODS WITHIN A FULLY AUTOMATIC INPAINTINGFRAMEWORK
Dimitar Doshkov, Martin Koeppel, PatrickNdjiki-Nya, Thomas Wiegand, Fraunhofer InstituteforTelecommunications - Heinrich Hertz Institute
MAb-8.7: MULTI-MODAL IMAGE FUSION USING WINDOW-BASED ICA 214
AND FRACTAL DIMENSION
LuHan, North Carolina State University; Shubha Kadambe, Rockwell Collins, Inc.; HamidKrim,North Carolina State University
MAb-8.8: A REGULARIZED OPTIMIZATION APPROACH FOR AM-FM 219
RECONSTRUCTIONS
Paul Rodriguez, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru; Victor Murray, Marios S. Pattichis,University ofNew Mexico
MAb-8.9: BLOCK BASED COMPLETION FOR VIDEO STABILIZATION 222
Stephen Mangiat, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara; Yi-Jen Chiu, Intel CorporationMAb-8.10: P-DOMAIN RATE CONTROL FOR JPEG XR 226
Duncan Chan, Jie Liang, Simon Fraser University; Chengjie Tu, Microsoft Corporation
MAb-8: APPLICATIONS OF COMPRESSIVE SENSING
MAb-8.1: EMPIRICAL RISK MINIMIZATION-BASED ANALYSIS OF 233
SEGMENTED COMPRESSED SAMPLING
Omid Taheri, Sergiy Vorobyov, University ofAlbertaMAb-8.2: LOCALIZATION IN WIRELESS NETWORKSVIA SPATIAL 236SPARSITY
Sofia Nikitaki, Panagiotis Tsakalides, University ofCrete /FORTH-ICS
MAb-8.3: PER-SENSOR MEASUREMENTS BEHAVIOR OF COMPRESSIVE 240
SENSING SYSTEM FOR MULTIPLE MEASUREMENTS
Sangjwi Park, Junho Lee, Heungno Lee, Gwangju Institute ofScience and Technology (GIST)MAb-8.4: COMPRESSIVE IMAGING USING APPROXIMATE MESSAGE 243
PASSING AND A MARKOV-TREE PRIOR
Subhojit Som, Lee C Potter. Philip Schniter, Ohio State University
MAb-8.5: COMPUTABLE QUANTIFICATION OF THE STABILITY OF SPARSE 248
SIGNAL RECONSTRUCTION
Gongguo Tang, Arye Nehorai, Washington University in St. Louis
MAb-8.6: SIGNAL RECOVERY FROM LOWFREQUENCY COMPONENTS 253
Yonina C. Eldar, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology; Volker Pohl, Technische Universitat Berlin
MPa-1: INTERFERENCE CHANNELS
MPa-1.1: LEARNING TO PRECODE IN OUTAGE MINIMIZATION GAMES 261
OVER MIMO INTERFERENCE CHANNELS
Elena Veronica Belmega, Laboratoire des signaux et systemes; Hamidou Tembine, Supelec; Samson
Lasaulce, Laboratoire des signaux el systemesMPa-1.2: ACHIEVABLE RATES AND UPPER BOUNDS FOR THE 267
INTERFERENCE RELAY CHANNEL
Anas Chaaban, Aydin Sezgin, Ulm UniversityMPa-1.3: BARGAINING AND BEAMFORMING IN INTERFERENCE 272
CHANNELS
Rami Mochaourab, EduardA. Jorswieck, Dresden University ofTechnology; Zuleita Ka Ming Ho,
David Gesbert, Eurecom
MPa-1.4: OPTIMAL DISTRIBUTED BEAMFORMING FOR MISO 277
INTERFERENCE CHANNELS
Jiaming Qiu, TexasA&M University; Rui Zhang, National University ofSingapore; Zhi-Quan Luo,
University ofMinnesota; Shuguang Cui, Texas A&M University
MPa-2: MIMO SECRECY
MPa-2.1: SECRECY IN GAUSSIAN MIMO BIDIRECTIONAL BROADCAST 285
WIRETAP CHANNELS'. TRANSMIT STRATEGIES
Sara Al-Sayed, Aydin Sezgin, Ulm UniversityMPa-2.2: MAXIMIZATION OF WORST-CASE SECRECY RATES IN MIMO 290
WIRETAP CHANNELS
Anne Wolf, EduardA. Jorswieck, Dresden University of TechnologyMPa-2.3: ERGODIC SECRECY RATE FOR GAUSSIAN MISO WIRETAP 295
CHANNELS WITH RICIAN FADING
Jiangyuan Li, Shuangyu Luo, Athina Petropulu, Rutgers UniversityMPa-2.4: ROBUST BEAMFORMING FOR MISO WIRETAP CHANNELBY 300OPTIMIZING THE WORST-CASE SECRECY CAPACITY
Wei Shi, James Ritcey, University of Washington
MPa-3: NEW TRENDS IN INFORMATION THEORYAND NETWORKS
MPa-3.1: ON INFORMATION THEORETIC GAMES FOR INTERFERENCE 307NETWORKS
Suvarup Saha, Randall Berry, Northwestern UniversityMPa-3.2: CORRELATION OF LINK OUTAGES IN LOW-MOBILITY SPATIAL 312WIRELESS NETWORKS
Radha Krishna Ganti, Jeffrey Andrews, University ofTexas at Austin
MPa-3.3: VARIABLE-LENGTH CODING WITH NOISELESS FEEDBACK AND 317FINITE MESSAGES
MohammadNaghshvar, TaraJavidi, University ofCalifornia, San DiegoMPa-3.4: INTEGER-FORCING ARCHITECTURES FOR MIMO: 322DISTRIBUTED IMPLEMENTATION AND SIC
JieningZhan, University ofCalifornia, Berkeley; BobakNazer, Or Ordentlich, Uri Erez, University ofWisconsin-Madison; Michael Gastpai; University ofCalifornia, Berkeley
MPa-4: BIOMEDICAL IMAGE ANALYSIS
MPa-4.1: HAUSTRAL FOLD DETECTION FOR CT COLONOGRAPHY 329
IMAGES USING GABOR FILTER
Zhuoshi Wei, Jianhua Yao, Shijun Wang, Ronald Summers, National Institutes ofHealthMPa-4.2: HUMAN ACTIVITY RECOGNITION VIA MOTION AND VISION 332
DATA FUSION
Chun Zhu, Qi Cheng, Weihua Sheng, Oklahoma State UniversityMPa-4.3: SEPARATION AND PSEUDO-COLORING OF HIGH-SPEED 337
BRIGHT-FIELD MICROSCOPY IMAGES OF THE BEATING EMBRYONIC HEART
Sandeep Bhat, Michael Liebling, University ofCalifornia, Santa BarbaraMPa-4.4: A SCHEME OF BANDWIDTH ALLOCATION FOR THE 341
TRANSMISSION OF MEDICAL DATA
Di Lin, Fabrice Labeau, McGill University
MP-5: STATISTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR COMPLEX SYSTEMS
MP-5.1: LIKELIHOOD CONSENSUS: PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATION TO 349
DISTRIBUTED PARTICLE FILTERING
Ondrej Hlinka, Ondrej Sluciak, Franz Hlawatsch, Institute of Communications andRadio-FrequencyEngineering, Vienna University ofTechnology; Petar Djwic, Stony Brook University; Markus Rupp,Institute ofCommunications and Radio-Frequency Engineering, Vienna University ofTechnology
MP-5.2: PARTICLE FILTERED MODIFIED COMPRESSIVE SENSING 354
(PAFIMOCS) FOR TRACKING SIGNAL SEQUENCESSamarjit Das, Namrata Vaswani, Iowa State University
MP-5.3: COMPRESSED SENSING USING GENERALIZED POLYGON 359
SAMPLERS
Kanke Gao, Stella NBatalama, Dimitris A Pados, State University ofNew York at Buffalo; Bruce W
Suter, Air Force Research LaboratoryMP-5.6: UNSUPERVISED BAYESIAN ANALYSIS OF GENE EXPRESSION 364
PATTERNS
Cecile Bazot, Nicolas Dobigeon, Jean-Yves Tourneret, University of Toulouse; Alfred O. Hero,
University ofMichiganMP-5.7: MULTIPLE SENSOR SEQUENTIAL TRACKING OF NEURAL 369
ACTIVITY: ALGORITHM AND FPGA IMPLEMENTATION
Lifeng Miao, Jun Zhang, Chaitali Chakrabarti, Antonia Papandreou-Suppappola, Arizona State
UniversityMP-5.8: ADAPTIVE PARAMETER ESTIMATION OF CARDIOVASCULAR 374
SIGNALS USING SEQUENTIAL BAYESIAN TECHNIQUESShwetha Edla, Jun Jason Zhang, John Spanias, Narayan Kovvali, Antonia Papandreou-Suppappola,Chaitali Chakrabarti, Arizona State University
MP-6: COMMUNICATION PROCESSORSAND ACCELERATORS
MP-6.1: RECONFIGURABLE MIMO TRANSCEIVER DESIGN USING THE 381
TUNABLECHANNEL DECOMPOSITION
Jing Wang, Gerald Sobelman, University ofMinnesotaMP-6.2: AWIMAX/LTE COMPLIANT FPGA IMPLEMENTATION OF A 385
HIGH-THROUGHPUT LOW-COMPLEXITY4X4 64-QAM SOFT MIMO RECEIVER
Vadim Smolyakov, Dimpesh Patel, University ofToronto; Mahdi Shabany, University of Toronto /
Sharif University; Glenn Gulak, University of Toronto
MP-6.3: AN ULTRA LOW POWER SIMD PROCESSORFOR WIRELESS 390
COMMUNICATIONS
Mark Woh, Sangwon Seo, University ofMichigan; Chaitali Chakrabarti, Arizona State University;Scott Mahlke, Trevor Mudge, University ofMichigan
MP-6.4: A COMBINED CHANNELAND HARDWARENOISE RESILIENT 395
VITERBI DECODER
Amr Hussien, Muhammed Khairy, Amin Khajeh, Kiarash Amiri, Ahmed Eltawil, Fadi Kurdahi,
University ofCalifornia, Irvine
MP-6.5: IMPLEMENTATION OF GREEDY ALGORITHMS FOR LTE 400
SPARSE CHANNELESTIMATION
Patrick Maechler, Pierre Greisen, Benjamin Sporrer, Sebastian Steiner, Norbert Felber, Andreas Burg,ETHZurich
MP-6.6: A LOW ENERGY HIGH SPEED REED-SOLOMON DECODER 406
USING DECOMPOSED INVERSIONLESS BERLEKAMP-MASSEYALGORITHM
HazemA. Ahmed, Homed Salah, Tallal ElShabrawy, German University in Cairo; HossamA. H.
Fahmy, Cairo University
MP-6.7: DESIGN OF LARGE POLYPHASE FILTERS IN THE QUADRATIC 410
RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
Gian Carlo Cardarilli, Universita degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata"; Alberto Nannarelli, Technical
University ofDenmark; Yann Oster, Thales Alenia Space; Massimo Petricca, Marco Re, Universita
degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata"
MP-6.8: FPGA IMPLEMENTATION ANALYSIS OF POLYPHASE 414
CHANNELIZERPERFORMING SAMPLE RATE CHANGE REQUIRED FOR BOTH
MATCHED FILTERINGAND CHANNEL FREQUENCY SPACING
Mehmood Awan, Peter Koch, Aalborg University; Chris Dick, Xilinx, Inc.; fred harris, San Diego State
University
MPa-7: VIDEO COMPRESSION
MPa-7.1: SPECTRAL ENTROPY-BASED QUANTIZATION MATRICES FOR 421
H.264/AVC VIDEO CODING
Malavika Bhaskaranand, Jerry Gibson, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara
MPa-7.2: MOTION BLUR ADAPTIVE RATE CONTROL 426
Cheolhong An, Qualcomm, Inc.
MPa-7.3: COMPRESSIVE SENSING BASED MULTIVIEW IMAGE CODING 430
WITH BELIEF PROPAGATION
Parmida Beigi, Xiaoyu Xiu, Jie Liang, Simon Fraser UniversityMPa-7.4: FRAME CORRUPTION ESTIMATION FROM ROUTE MESSAGES 434
FOR VIDEO CODING OVER MOBILEAD HOCNETWORKS
Yiting Liao, Jerry Gibson, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara
MPa-8: ADAPTIVE SIGNAL PROCESSING IN COMMUNICATIONS
MPa-8.1: A NEWALGORITHM FOR SIDELOBE SUPPRESSION AND 441
PERFORMANCE COMPARISON IN DFT-OFDM COGNITIVE RADIOS
Mohamed Marey, OctaviaA. Dobre, Memorial University ofNewfoundland; Tricia Willink,
Communications Research Center
MPa-8.2: AN ITERATIVE WIDELY LINEAR INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION 446
ALGORITHM BASED ON AUXILIARY VECTOR FILTERING
Lei Wang, University ofYork; Nuan Song, Ilmenau University ofTechnology; Rodrigo C. de Lamare,
University of York; Martin Haardt, Ilmenau University of TechnologyMPa-8.3: NON-NEGATIVE DISTRIBUTED REGRESSION FOR DATA 451
INFERENCE IN WIRELESS SENSORNETWORKS
Jie Chen, Universite de Technologie de Troyes; Cedric Richard, Universite de Nice Sophia-Antipolis;Paul Honeine, Universite de Technologie de Troyes; Jose Carlos M. Bermudez, Federal University ofSanta Catarina
MPa-8.4: BLIND ADAPTIVE EQUALIZER BASED ON PDF MATCHING FOR 456
RAYLEIGH TIME-VARYING CHANNELSAdelDaas, Stephan Weiss, University ofStrathclyde
MPa-8.5: A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO INCORPORATE DETERMINISTIC 461
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE IN BROADBAND ADAPTIVE MIMO SYSTEMS
HerbertBuchner, Berlin University of Technology
MPa-8: COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS II
MPa-8.1: UPLINK INTERFERENCE SCENARIOS IN TWO-TIER 471
NETWORKS
Zhenning Shi, Alcatel-Lucent - Shanghai Bell; Mark Reed, Ming Zhao, NationalICTAustralia
(NICTA); He Wang, Australian National UniversityMPa-8.2: RETHINKING CAPACITY PER UNIT COST 477
Matthew Nokleby, Behnaam Aazhang, Rice UniversityMPa-8.3: EFFICIENCY OF RATE-MAXIMIZATION GAME UNDER 482
BOUNDED CHANNEL UNCERTAINTY
AmodJ.G. Anandkumar, Loughborough University; Animashree Anandkumar, University of California,Irvine; Sangarapillai Lambotharan, Jonathon Chambers, Loughborough University
MPa-8.4: A SEMIDEFINITE PROGRAMMING APPROACH FOR 487
COOPERATIVE LOCALIZATION
Ning Wang, University ofFlorida; Liuqing Yang, Colorado State UniversityMPa-8.5: A SELF-ORGANIZING SOLUTION FOR INTERFERENCE 492
AVOIDANCE IN TDD UNDERLAY FEMTOCELLS
Francesco Pantisano, Centrefor Wireless Communications, University ofOulu /Dipartimento di
Elettronica lnformatica e Sistemistica (DEIS); Kaveh Ghaboosi, Mehdi Bennis, Centrefor Wireless
Communications, University ofOulu; Roberto Verdone, Dipartimento di Elettronica lnformatica e
Sistemistica (DEIS)MPa-8.6: GLRT BASED COOPERATIVE SPECTRUM SENSING WITH 496
LOCATION INFORMATION
Ning Han, Hongbin Li, Jun Fang, Stevens Institute ofTechnologyMPa-8.7: ITERATIVE DECODING ON DIVIDED TRELLIS FOR TURBO N/A
CODES
Jinhong Wu, Atheros Communications, Inc.; Branimir Vojcic, Jia Sheng, George WashingtonUniversity
MPa-8.8: DETECTION OF CPM BASED ON SECOND-ORDER 501
CYCLOSTATIONARITY
Amy C. Malady, A. A. (Louis) Beex, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityMPa-8.9: DETERMINATION OF CYCLIC DELAYFOR CDD UTILIZING 506
RMS DELAY SPREAD FN OFDMA MULTIUSER SCHEDULING SYSTEMS
Seong-Ho Hur, University ofCalifornia, San Diego; Min-Joong Rim, Dongguk University; Bhaskar D.
Rao, James R. Zeidler, University ofCalifornia, San DiegoMPa-8.10: EFFECTIVE SINR DISTRIBUTION IN MIMO OFDM SYSTEMS 511
Alexandra Oborina, Visa Koivunen, Helsinki University ofTechnology; Tero Henttonen, Nokia OyjMPa-8.11: PILOT DESIGN FOROFDM SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF 516
PHASE NOISE
Payam Rabiei, Won Namgoong, NaofalAl-Dhahir, University ofTexas at Dallas
MPa-8.12: SUM-RATE MAXIMIZATION BYBANDWIDTH RE-ALLOCATION 521
FORTWO USERS IN PARTIAL FREQUENCY REUSE CELLULAR NETWORKS
Bujar Krasniqi, Technische Universitat Wien; Martin Wolkerstorfer, FTWForschungszentrumTelekommunikation Wien; Christian Mehlfiihrer, Christoph Mecklenbrauker, Technische Universitat
Wien
MPa-8.13: PERFORMANCE OF UWB MIMORELAY SYSTEMS IN REAL 526
UWB CHANNELS
Kiattisak Maichalernnukul, TrungKien Nguyen, Feng Zheng, Thomas Kaiser, University ofHannover
MPa-8: SPEECH ENHANCEMENT
MPa-8.1: COMBINED REDUCTION OF TIME VARYING HARMONIC AND 533
STATIONARY NOISE USING FREQUENCY WARPINGThomas Esch, Matthias Riingeler, Florian Heese, Peter Vary, RWTHAachen University
MPa-8.2: COMPARISON OF VARIOUS ADAPTIVE KALMAN FILTERING N/A
ALGORITHMS APPLIED TO SINGLE MICROPHONE BLIND AUDIO SOURCE
SEPARATION
Siouar Bensaid, Dirk Slock, Eurecom
MPa-8.3: A MAP CRITERION FOR DETECTING THE NUMBER OF 538
SPEAKERS AT FRAME LEVEL IN MODEL-BASED SINGLE-CHANNEL SPEECH
SEPARATION
Pejman Mowlaee, Mads Grcesboll Christensen, Zheng-Hua Tan, Seren Holdt Jensen, Aalborg
UniversityMPa-8.4: TOWARD OVERCOMING FUNDAMENTAL LIMITATION IN 542
FREQUENCY-DOMAIN BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION FOR REVERBERANT SPEECH
MIXTURES
Lae-Hoon Kim, Qualcomm, Inc.; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson, University ofIllinois at Urbana-
ChampaignMPa-8.5: AUDITORY MOTIVATED ANALYSIS BASED SPEECH N/A
ENHANCEMENT
Novlene Zoghlami, Zied Lachiri, ENIT
MPa-8.6: MODIFIED FERMATTRANSFORMS FOR RELIABLE AND 546
EFFICIENT DE-NOISING OF SPEECH SIGNALS
Chandra Radhakrishnan, Kenneth Jenkins, Pennsylvania State University; Cornell Hunter, VirginiaCommonwealth University; Robert Nickel, Bucknell University
MPa-8: SELECTED TOPICS IN SPEECHAND AUDIO
MPa-8.1: FREQUENCY DEPENDENT GTD CODERS 553
Ching-Chih Weng, P. P. Vaidyanathan, California Institute ofTechnologyMPa-8.2: TIME-SCALE MODIFICATION OF AUDIO SIGNALS USING 558
MULTI-RELATIVE ONSET TIME ESTIMATIONS IN SINUSOIDAL TRANSFORM CODING
Jonathan Kim, Mark Clements, Georgia Institute of TechnologyMPa-8.3: TANDEMING ANALYSIS OF PERCEPTUAL PRE-WEIGHTING AND 562
POST-WEIGHTING MULTIMODE TREE CODER
Ying-Yi Li, Pravin Ramadas, Jerry Gibson, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara
MPa-8.4: IMPROVED APPROACH FOR CALCULATING MODEL 567
PARAMETERS IN SPEAKER RECOGNITION USING GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODELS
Prashant Metkar, Aaron Cohen, Keshab Parhi, University ofMinnesota-Twin Cities
MPa-8.5: AN EFFICIENT CONSTANT-Q SPECTRUM ANALYZER 571
ARCHITECTURE USING POLYPHASE FILTER BANK
Elettra Venosa, Seconda Universita degli Studi diNapoli; Xiaofei Chen, fred harris, San Diego State
University
MPa-8.7: EIGENBEAM-BASED ACOUSTIC SOURCE TRACKING IN NOISY 576
REVERBERANTENVIRONMENTS
Daniel P. Jarrett, Emanuel A.P. Habets, Patrick A. Naylor, Imperial College London
MPa-8.8: CYCLIC MATCHING PURSUITS WITH MULTISCALE 581
TIME-FREQUENCY DICTIONARIES
Bob Sturm, Mads Grcesboll Christensen, Aalborg University
MPa-8: ARRAY-BASED ESTIMATION
MPa-8.1: EMITTER POSITIONAND VELOCITY ESTIMATION GIVEN 589
TIME AND FREQUENCY DIFFERENCES OF ARRIVAL
AlonAmar, GeertLeus, Delft University ofTechnology; Benjamin Friedlander, University ofCalifornia, Santa Cruz
MPa-8.2: EXPLORING SENSITIVITY OF JOINT DIAGONALIZATION IN 594
CONVOLUTIVEBLIND SOURCE SEPARATION
Savaskan Bulek, Nurgun Erdol, Florida Atlantic UniversityMPa-8.3: BLIND PHASE-SHIFT-BASED DOA ESTIMATION 599
John Shynk, Sheng-Luen Wei, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara
MPa-8.4: A JOINT AOA, AODANDDELAYS ESTIMATION OF MULTIPATH 603
SIGNALS BASED ON BEAMFORMING TECHNIQUESIsmehene Chahbi, Badii Jouaber, Institut TELECOM, Telecom SudParis
MPa-8.5: USING FINITE MOMENT RATE OF INNOVATION FOR LIDAR 608
WAVEFORM COMPLEXITY ESTIMATION
Juan Castorena, Charles Creusere, David Voelz, New Mexico State University
MPa-8.6: SPARSENESS CONSTRAINTS ON NONNEGATIVE TENSOR 613
DECOMPOSITION
Na Li, Carmeliza Navasca, Clarkson UniversityMPa-8.7: MULTI-OBJECTIVE OPTIMIZED OFDM RADAR WAVEFORM 618
FOR TARGET DETECTION IN MULTIPATH SCENARIOS
Satyabrata Sen, Gongguo Tang, Aiye Nehorai, Washington University in St. Louis
MPb-1: TRENDS FOR FUTURE WIRELESS SYSTEMS
MPb-1.1: FADING MODELS AND METRICS FOR CONTEMPORARY 625
WIRELESS SYSTEMS
Nihar Jindal, University ofMinnesota; Angel Lozano, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF)MPb-1.2: INCREASING THROUGHPUT IN CELLULAR NETWORKS WITH 630
HIGHER-ORDER SECTORIZATION
HowardHuang, Bell Laboratories, Alcatel-Lucent; Osama Alrabadi, Athens Information Technology;John Daly, Dragan Samardzija, Cuong Tran, Reinaldo Valenzuela, Susan Walker, Bell Laboratories,
Alcatel-Lucent
MPb-1.3: ACHIEVING LARGE SPECTRAL EFFICIENCIES FROM MU-MIMO 636
WITH TENS OF ANTENNAS: LOCATION-ADAPTIVE TDD MU-MIMO DESIGN AND
USER SCHEDULING
Haralabos Papadopoulos, DOCOMO USA Labs; Giuseppe Caire, University ofSouthern California;Sean Ramprashad, DOCOMO USA Labs
MPb-2: MIMO RELAYS
MPb-2.1: BEAMFORMING FORNETWORK-CODED MIMO TWO-WAY 647
RELAYING
Tae Min Kim, Bernd Bandemer, Arogyaswami Paulraj, Stanford UniversityMPb-2.2: RESIDUAL SELF-INTERFERENCE IN FULL-DUPLEX MIMO 653
RELAYS AFTER NULL-SPACE PROJECTIONAND CANCELLATION
Taneli Riihonen, Stefan Werner, Risto Wichman, Aalto UniversityMPb-2.3: SELF-INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION IN FULL-DUPLEX MIMO 658
RELAYS
Panagiota Lioliou, Mats Viberg, Chalmers University ofTechnology; Mikael Coldrey, FredrikAthley,Ericsson AB
MPb-2.4: OPTIMAL CHANNEL ESTIMATIONAND TRAINING DESIGN FOR 663
MIMO RELAYS
Ting Kong, Yingbo Hua, University of California, Riverside
MPb-3: LEARNING AND OPTIMIZATION IN DYNAMIC NETWORKSMPb-3.1: DISTRIBUTED LEARNING UNDER IMPERFECT SENSING IN 671
COGNITIVE RADIO NETWORKS
Keqin Liu, Qing Zhao, University ofCalifornia, Davis; Bhaskar Krishnamachari, University ofSouthern California
MPb-3.3: NO-REGRET ROUTING FOR AD-HOC WIRELESS NETWORKS 676
Abhijeet Bhorkar, Tara Javidi, University ofCalifornia, San DiegoMPb-3.4: DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION AND LEARNING FOR RENEWAL 681
SYSTEMS
Michael J. Neely, University ofSouthern California
MPb-4: ADVANCES IN ADAPTIVE ALGORITHMS
MPb-4.1: DOUBLY ROBUST KALMAN SMOOTHING BY CONTROLLING 691
OUTLIER SPARSITY
Shahrokh Farahmand, DanieleA ngelosante, GeorgiosB. Giannakis, University ofMinnesotaMPb-4.2: TIME-AND COEFFICIENT-SELECTIVE DIFFUSION 696STRATEGIES FOR DISTRIBUTED PARAMETER ESTIMATION
Stefan Werner, Aalto University; Yih-Fang Huang, University ofNotre Dame
MPb-4.3: TRACKING BEHAVIOR OF MOBILEADAPTIVE NETWORKS 698
Sheng-Yuan Tu, AHH. Sayed, University ofCalifornia, Los AngelesMPb-4.4: LOWCOMPLEXITY PROJECTION-BASED ADAPTIVE 703
ALGORITHMFOR SPARSE SYSTEM IDENTIFICATIONAND SIGNAL
RECONSTRUCTION
Konstantinos Slavakis, University ofPeloponnese; Sergios Theodoridis, University ofAthens; Isao
Yamada, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology
MPb-7: ADVANCES IN KEYWORD SPOTTING
MPb-7.2: KEYWORD RECOGNITION WITH PHONE CONFUSION 711
NETWORKS AND PHONOLOGICAL FEATURES BASED KEYWORD THRESHOLD
DETECTION
Abhijeet Sangwan, John H.L. Hansen, Centerfor Robust Speech Systems, University of Texas at Dallas
TAa-1: NETWORK ERROR CORRECTIONAND PHYSICAL LAYER SECURITY
TAa-1.1: GROUP SECRET KEY GENERATION OVER BROADCAST
ERASURE CHANNELS
Mahdi Jafari Siavoshani, Christina Fragouli, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne; Suhas
Diggavi, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles; Uday Pulleti, Katerina Argyraki, Ecole PolytechniqueFederale de Lausanne
TAa-1.4: NETWORK RS CODES FOR EFFICIENT NETWORK ADVERSARY
LOCALIZATION
Hongyi Yao, California Institute ofTechnology; Sidharth Jaggi, Minghua Chen, Chinese University ofHong Kong; TraceyHo, California Institute ofTechnology
TAa-2: SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVERS
TAa-2.1: DECISION FEEDBACK EQUALIZATION WITH SPARSITY DRIVEN
THRESHOLDING
Jovana Ilic, Thomas Strohmer, University of California, Davis; Raymond Guan, Intel CorporationTAa-2.2: THE EFFECT OF UNRELIABLE LLR STORAGE ON THE
PERFORMANCE OF MIMO-BICM
Clemens Novak, Vienna University of Technology; Christoph Studer, Andreas Burg, ETH Zurich;
Gerald Matz, Vienna University ofTechnologyTAa-2.3: ON PERFORMANCE PREDICTION OF AN ITERATIVE
MULTI-ANTENNA RECEIVER
Jarkko Huusko, Juha Karjalainen, Markku Juntti, University ofOuluTAa-2.4: DOPPLER ESTIMATIONAND CORRECTION FOR SHALLOW
UNDERWATERACOUSTIC COMMUNICATIONS
Kenneth A. Perrine, Karl F. Nieman, Terry L. Henderson, Keith H. Lent, Terry J, Brudner, Brian L
Evans, University ofTexas atAustin
TAa-3: RECURSIVE RECONSTRUCTION OF SPARSE SEQUENCESTAa-3.1: ON THE ROLE OF THE PROPERTIES OF THENONZERO 753
ENTRIES ON SPARSE SIGNAL RECOVERY
Yuzhe Jin, Bhaskar D. Rao, University ofCalifornia, San DiegoTAa-3.2: VIDEO CONCEALMENT VIA MATRIX COMPLETION AT HIGH 758
MISSING RATES
MinhDao, Dzung Nguyen, Yuan Cao, Trac Tran, The Johns Hopkins UniversityTAa-3.3: EXACT RECONSTRUCTION CONDITIONS AND ERROR BOUNDS 763FOR REGULARIZED MODIFIED BASIS PURSUIT (REG-MODIFIED-BP)
Wei Lu, Namrata Vaswani, Iowa State UniversityTAa-3.4: ITERATIVE WEIGHTED L_l OPTIMIZATION FOR COMPRESSED 768
SENSING AND CODING
Amin Khajehnejad, Alex Dimakis, Babak Hassibi, California Institute of Technology
719
724
731
736
741
746
TAa-4: SHAPE AND TIME IN BIOMEDICAL IMAGES
TAa-4.1: SPATIO-TEMPORALANALYSIS OF EARLY BRAIN DEVELOPMENT 777
Neda Sadeghi, Marcel Prastawa, University of Utah; John H. Gilmore, Weill Lin, University ofNorth
Carolina; Guido Gerig, University of Utah
TAa-4.2: IMAGING AND SHAPE ANALYSIS OF THEMOVING HUMANFETAL 782
BRAIN IN-UTERO
Colin Studholme, University ofCalifornia, San Francisco
TAa-4.3: MULTIMODAL MRI ANALYSIS OF BRAIN SUBNETWORKS IN 786
AUTISM USING MULTI-VIEW EM
Michael An, Hon Pong Ho, Lawrence Staib, Kevin Pelphrey, James Duncan, Yale University
