MobiWM is a multimodal world model for mobile networks that learns state-action dynamics to enable unlimited-horizon counterfactual traffic simulations and optimization.
Charge equalisation for series-connected LiFePO4 battery strings
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A two-phase framework with full-face style-invariant modeling and attention-guided patch subnetworks detects disguise makeup attacks, achieving 8.97% ACER on a new dataset and strong results on SIW-Mv2.
A soft-switched cell-to-cell voltage equalizer topology enables simultaneous charge transfer between multiple batteries with zero-voltage switching for fast equalization.
Series interconnection of 6T SRAM cells in caches reduces leakage power via stacking effect without adding transistors or changing the cell design.
Simulations identify a bounded regime where embedded DNA inference reporting improves detection of weak-to-moderate anomalies while remaining competitive in communication cost, though it adds delay and does not outperform simpler methods globally.
Presents an optimal gate-packing partitioning scheme for the QFT that aims to minimize e-bit count in distributed quantum systems and validates it on hardware.
A momentum-based reward for DRL traffic signal control yields better throughput-emission trade-offs and more stable learning than delay or queue rewards in SUMO simulations.
Proposes using sum-frequency generation-based quantum frequency conversion combined with resonant confinement in ring resonators to bridge broadband flying qubits with narrowband quantum memories for long-range quantum networks.
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Momentum Based Reward Design for Low Emission Traffic Signal Control
A momentum-based reward for DRL traffic signal control yields better throughput-emission trade-offs and more stable learning than delay or queue rewards in SUMO simulations.