Counter-Interception and Counter-Exploitation Features of Noise Radar Technology

Sensor noise camera identification: countering counter-forensics

In camera identification using sensor noise, the camera that took a given image can be determined with high certainty by establishing the presence of the camera's sensor fingerprint in the image. In this paper, we develop methods to reveal counter-forensic activities in which an attacker estimates the camera fingerprint from a set of images and pastes it onto an image from a different camera wi...

Counter A Virtual Presence Counter

This paper describes a new measure for presence in immersive virtual environments (VEs) based on data that can be obtained unobtrusively during the course of a VE experience. At different times during an experience a participant will occasionally switch between interpreting the totality of sensory inputs as forming the VE or the real world. The number of transitions from virtual to real is coun...

6 Rare Kaon Decays B-counter C-counter D-counter

S. Pislak, P. Robmann and P. Tru ol, in collaboration with J. Egger, W. D. Herold, H. Kaspar, and H. Weyer, Paul{Scherrer{Institut, CH-5234 Villigen Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY-11973, USA University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM-87131, USA University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA-15260, USA Yale University, Newhaven, CT-06511, USA Institute for Nuclear Research, Academy of Scien...

Counter 2 Counter n Counter 3 CMM Memory Counter 1 Data Bus Sout

A comparison between a bit-level and a conventional VLSI implementation of a binary neural network is presented. This network is based on Correlation Matrix Memory (CMM) that stores relationships between pairs of binary vectors. The bit-level architecture consists of an n m array of bit-level processors holding the storage and computation elements. The conventional CMM architecture consists of ...

One-Counter Automata with Counter Visibility