Optimum orientation versus orientation averaging description of cluster radioactivity

Receiver Orientation versus Transmitter Orientation in Linear MIMO Transmission Systems

In conventional transmission schemes, the transmitter algorithms are a priori given, whereas the algorithms to be used by the receivers have to be a posteriori adapted. Such schemes can be termed transmitter (Tx) oriented and have the potential of simple transmitter implementations. The opposite to Tx orientation would be receiver (Rx) orientation in which the receiver algorithms are a priori g...

Forced Orientation of Graphs

Market Orientation, Social Entrepreneurial Orientation, and Organizational Performance: The Mediating Role of Learning Orientation

One of the emerging research areas in the strategic orientation is how to transfer different orientations from the commercial sector to the non-profit sector. Therefore, the objective of this study is to determine the mediating effect of Learning Orientation on the Market Orientation, Social Entrepreneurial Orientation, and Organizational Performance in the non-profit sector. The data from more...

Orientation Difference Statistics for Texture Description

This paper presents a new approach fur the description of directional textures based on the stady of their orientation and cuherence fields. We apply the featurebased interaction maps to the characterization of an orientation field. The features are extracted from orientation spatial difference histograms. The representation of a feature, as a ftinctiun of the spacing vector used to compute the...

Iris Model Based on Local Orientation Description

In recent years, iris recognition has received increasing attention due to its distinct characteristics. This paper proposes a new approach to iris recognition based on local orientation description. In this approach, a bank of Log-Gabor filters are used to capture local orientation characteristics of the iris so as to produce discriminating features. Experimental results show that the proposed...