The reliability of quantum channels for transmitting information is profound importance from the perspective information. This naturally leads to question as how well a state preserved when subjected channel. We propose measure quantumness based on non-commutativity states that intuitive and easy compute. apply proposed some known noise channels, both Markovian non-Markovian find results are in...

Quantum nonlocality concerns correlations among spatially separated systems that cannot be explained classically without communication among the parties. Thus, a natural measure of nonlocal correlations is provided by the minimal amount of communication required for classically simulating them. In this paper, we present a method to compute the minimal communication cost of parallel simulations,...

Musical rhythms encompass temporal patterns that often yield regular metrical accents (e.g., a beat). There have been mixed results regarding perception as a function of metrical saliency, namely, whether sensitivity to a deviant was greater in metrically stronger or weaker positions. Besides, effects of metrical position have not been examined in non-isochronous rhythms, or with respect to mul...

This paper considers a hybrid evolutionaryalgebraic approach to the non-convex problem of designing low-order H∞ optimal controllers. It is shown that using the closed-loop H∞ norm as fitness measure in a population-based, evolutionary search does not require the computation of the H∞ norm for each controller of the population. Instead, the fact that evolutionary algorithms assign fitness measu...

In this study, a new long-duration holter electrocardiogram (ECG) major events detection-delineation algorithm is described which operates based on the false-alarm error bounded segmentation of a decision statistic with simple mathematical origin. To meet this end, first three-lead holter data is pre-processed by implementation of an appropriate bandpass finite-duration impulse response (FIR) f...

One of the problems that must be addressed by a textto-speech system is the derivation of pitch accent, marking the distinction between "given" and "new" information in an ut terance. This paper discusses a languageindependent approach to this problem, which is based on focus-accent theory (e.g. Ladd 1978, Gussenhoven 1984, t3aart t987), and implemented in my program P R o s a . This program ha...