Những quyển sách tương tự: DROUGHT PREDICTION: EMERGING ML METHODS AND FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES /
- MACHINE LEARNING APPROACHES FOR DRAGON FRUIT YIELD PREDICTION IN BANGLADESH /
- UBIQUITOUS HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEMS ITS CURRENT STATE, PROMISES AND FUTURE CHALLENGES /
- AN ENSEMBLE-BASED ML MODEL TO PREDICT CARDIAC DISEASE /
- EXAMINING THE CONSISTENCY BETWEEN QUALITY-ASSURED RADIO OCCULTATION DATA IN BANGLADESH AND IRI PREDICTIONS /
- PIONEER: A PHYSICS-INFORMED CONTRASTIVE AND INVARIANT FRAMEWORK FOR EV CHARGING DEMAND PREDICTION /
- HYBRID QUANTUM-CLASSICAL LEARNING APPROACH FOR PREDICTING THE STATE OF HEALTH OF LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES /
Đề tài: Electrical, Electronic and Communication Engineering.
- ANALYSIS AND DEVELOPMENT OF REVERSIBLE DATA HIDING SCHEME BASED ON PIXEL VALUE ORDERING /
- DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF RING VCO BASED ON MOS CAPACITANCE USING 90NM CMOS PROCESS TECHNOLOGY FOR WIRELESS APPLICATION /
- PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF M-ARRAY MODULATION TECHNIQUES ON FREE SPACE OPTICAL COMMUNICATION CHANEL UNDER WEAK TURBULENCE /
- PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF A FREE SPACE OPTICAL COMMUNICATION LINK IN PRESENCE OF STRONG ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE OF USING DIFFERENT MODULATION SCHEMES /
- PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT OF WIRELESS MOBILE COMMUNICATION THOUGHT OFFLOADING /
- ANALYTICAL EVALUATION OF PROBABILITY OF NON-ZERO SECRECY OUTAGE PROBABILITY FOR A WIRELESS LINK OVER WEIBULL FADING CHANNEL /
Đề tài: This Thesis Paper of EECE in BSc Program.
- FINE-TUNED U-NET VARIATS WITH EXTENDED ARCHITECTURE FOR ENHANCED MICROSCOPIC IMAGE SEGMENTATION /
- ANALYSIS OF LIGHTNING STRIKE EFFECTS ON POWER MOSFETS AND PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT DESIGN /
- WAVLORA-SAM: WAVELET-ENHANCED LOW-RANK ADAPTATION OF SAM 2.1 WITH MULTISCALE HYBRID PROMPTING FOR EXPLAINABLE SKIN LESION SEGMENTATION/
- CHARACTERIZATION AND PREDICTION OF IONOSPHERIC SCITILLIATION OVER SOUTH ASIA USING MULTI-CONSTELLATION GNSS OBSERVATIONS /
- HYBRID ADAPTATIVE TRANSFORMER DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION: AN INTELLIGENT DWT-LSTM GRAMEWORK /
- OPTIMAL PLACEMENT OF DISTINCT SIZE EV CHARGING STATIONS USING EXHAUSTIVE SEARCH AND BFS LOAD FLOW /