One example of "emergence" is the development, as a result of neural ontogeny and living experience, of cortical networks capable of representing and retaining cognitive information. A large body of evidence from neuropsychology, electrophysiology and neuroimaging indicates that so-called working memory and long-term memory share the same neural substrate in the cerebral cortex. That substrate ...

Wireless communications systems enable the end users to be mobile. The majority of the wireless communications networks are cellular networks. Several methods are developed to increase the performance of the cellular networks, which depends on the correct determination of the design parameters as well as the architecture of the system and the traffic requirements. In this study, we introduce a ...

1. Introduction The 3rd generation mobile communication systems, known as IMT-2000 systems, have data transmission capability of up to 2 Mbps [1]. Recently, high-speed downlink packet access (HSDPA) aiming at a maximum peak throughput of around 10 Mbps is under development for the enhancement of the IMT-2000 systems [2]. However, since information transferred over the Internet is becoming incre...

We present “Rules of Thumb” for efficient and simple parallelization of Cellular Neural Networks (CNNs). The rules result from the application and optimization of the simple but effective structural data parallel approach, which is based on the SPMD model. The process of parallelizing the algorithm employs HPF to generate an MPI-based program.