ITY 49th Annual Conference on Information Sciences and...

49th Annual

Conference on Information Sciences and Systems

MARCH 18, 19 AND 20 ● 2014● HODSON HALL● JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Hosted by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering with technical co-sponsorship by IEEE

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Program Schedule

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

8:00 am to 830 am Registration

8:30 am to 8:50 am Continental Breakfast

9:00 am to 11:45 am MORNING SESSION

MIMO Hodson 210

Wireless Networks Hodson 301

Systems and Control I Hodson 303

10:30 am to 1045 am Coffee Break Hodson Hall

Neural and Neuromorphic Processing Hodson 305

11:50 a.m.-12: 50 pm

Plenary Session

Georgios B. Giannakis, PhD Hodson 110

University of Minnesota

12:50 pm to 1:50 pm Lunch

2:00 pm to 5: 15 pm AFTERNOON SESSION

MIMO II Hodson Hall 210

Wireless Networks II Hodson Hall 301

Detection and Estimation Hodson Hall 303

3:30 pm to 3:45 pm Coffee Break Hodson Hall

Systems and Control II Hodson Hall 305

Medical and Neuromorphic Diagnosis,

Measurement, and Perception Hodson Hall 311

5:30 pm to 7:30 pm Reception Glass Pavilion

Maryland Cuisine

Thursday, March 19, 2015



9:00 am to 11:45 am MORNING SESSION

Cooperative Communications and Hodson 210

Networking

Security and Privacy Hodson 301


Applications of Coding Hodson 303

Audio Signal Processing Hodson 305

11:50 a.m.-12: 50 pm

Plenary Session

Bahram Jalali, PhD Hodson 110

UCLA

12:50 pm to 1:50 pm Lunch

2:00 pm to 5: 15 pm AFTERNOON SESSION

Topics in Wireless Communications Hodson Hall 210

Applications of Information Theory Hodson Hall 301

Photonic Systems Hodson Hall 303

3:30 pm to 3:45 pm Coffee Break Hodson Hall

Cognitive Radio Networks Hodson Hall 305

5:30 pm to 7:30 pm Reception Glass Pavilion

Around the World Cuisine

Friday, March 20, 2015



9:00 am to 12:15 pm MORNING SESSION

Computer and Networked Hodson Hall 210

Systems

Sparsity Hodson 301

Queuing and Markov Processes Hodson 303


Image Processing Hodson Hall 311

Georgios Giannakis, PhD

University of Minnesota

Abstract:

We live in an era of data deluge. Pervasive sensors collect massive amounts of information on every bit of our lives, churning out enormous streams of raw data in various formats. Mining information from unprecedented volumes of data promises to limit the spread of epidemics and diseases, identify trends in financial markets, learn the dynamics of emergent social-computational sys-tems, and also protect critical infrastructure including the smart grid and the Internet’s backbone network. While Big Data can be definitely perceived as a big blessing, big challenges also arise with large-scale datasets. The sheer volume of data makes it often impossible to run analytics using a central processor and storage, and distributed processing with parallelized multi-processors is preferred while the data themselves are stored in the cloud. As many sources continuously generate data in real time, analytics must often be performed “on-the-fly” and without an opportunity to revisit past entries. Due to their disparate origins, massive datasets are noisy, incomplete, prone to outliers, and vulnerable to cyber-attacks. These effects are amplified if the acquisition and transportation cost per datum is driven to a minimum. Overall, Big Data present challenges in which resources such as time, space, and energy, are intertwined in complex ways with data resources. Given these challenges, ample signal processing opportunities arise. This tutorial lecture outlines ongoing research in novel models applicable to a wide range of Big Data analytics problems, as well as algorithms to handle the practical challenges, while revealing fundamental limits and insights on the mathematical trade-offs involved.

Biography:

Georgios B. Giannakis (Fellow’97) received his Diploma in Electrical Engr. from the Ntl. Tech. Univ. of Athens, Greece, 1981. From 1982 to 1986 he was with the Univ. of Southern California (USC), where he received his MSc. in Electrical Engineering, 1983, MSc. in Mathematics, 1986, and Ph.D. in Electrical Engr., 1986. Since 1999 he has been a professor with the Univ. of Minnesota, where he now holds an ADC Chair in Wireless Telecommunications in the ECE Department, and serves as director of the Digital Technolo-gy Center. His general interests span the areas of communications, networking and statistical signal processing – subjects on which he has published more than 370 journal papers, 630 conference papers, 20 book chapters, two edited books and two research monographs (h-index 109). Current research focuses on big data analytics, wireless cognitive radios, mobile ad hoc networks, re-newable energy, power grid, gene-regulatory, and social networks. He is the (co-) inventor of 22 patents issued, and the (co-) recip-ient of 8 best paper awards from the IEEE Signal Processing (SP) and Communications Societies, including the G. Marconi Prize Pa-per Award in Wireless Communications. He also received Technical Achievement Awards from the SP Society (2000), from EURASIP (2005), a Young Faculty Teaching Award, the G. W. Taylor Award for Distinguished Research from the University of Minnesota, and the IEEE Fourier Technical Field Award (2014). He is a Fellow of EURASIP, and has served the IEEE in various posts, including that of a Distinguished Lecturer.

Wednesday, March 18

11:50 a.m., Hodson Hall 110 Learning Tools for Big Data Analytics

Bahram Jalali, PhD

University of California, Los Angeles

Abstract:

High throughput real-time instruments are needed to acquire large data sets for detection and classification of rare events. Enabled by the photonic time stretch digitizer, a new class of instruments with record throughputs have led to the discovery of optical rogue waves [1], detection of rare cancer cells [2], and the highest analog-to-digital conversion performance ever achieved [3]. Featuring continuous operation at 100 million frames per second and shutter speed of less than a nanosecond, the time stretch camera is ideally suited for screening of blood and other biological samples. It has enabled detection of breast cancer cells in blood with record, one-in-a-million, sensitivity [2]. Owing to their high real-time throughput, instruments produce a torrent of data – equivalent to several 4K movies per second – that over-whelm data acquisition, storage, and processing operations. This predicament calls for technologies that compress im-ages in optical domain and in real-time. An example of this, based on warped stretch transformation and non-uniform Fourier domain sampling will be reported.

Biography:

Prof. Jalali is the Northrop-Grumman Endowed Chair in Optoelectronics and Professor of Electrical Engineering at UCLA with joint appointments in the Biomedical Engineering and in the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine. He is a Fellow of IEEE, the Optical Society of America (OSA), the American Physical Society (APS) and SPIE. He is the recipient of the R.W. Wood Prize from Optical Society of America for the invention and demonstration of the first Silicon Laser, and the Aron Kressel Award of the IEEE Photonics Society, the IET Achievement Medal, and the Distinguished Engineering Achievement Award from the Engineers Council.

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Thursday, March 19

11:50 a.m., Hodson Hall High-throughput Biological Cell Classification

Featuring Real-time Optical Data Compression

MIMO I Session

Session Code: A1L‐A

Location: Hodson 210

Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Time: 09:00‐11:45

Chair: Taneli Riihonen

Paper ID Title/Author 1011 A Probabilistic Downlink Beamforming Approach with Multiplicative and Additive Channel Errors

Andreas Gründinger, Johannes Pickart, Michael Joham, Wolfgang Utsch...

1074 Feedback Rate Optimization in Receiver‐Coordinated Distributed Transmit Beamforming for Wireless Power Transfer Rui Wang, Radu David, Donald Brown III

1023 Sample Support Requirements for Nonlinear Adaptive Beamforming Peter Vouras

1003 Characterization of Pattern Reconfigurable Antenna Arrays for MIMO Systems George Sworo, Damiano Patron, Kapil Dandekar, Moshe Kam

1076 Quantized Beamforming in Massive MIMO Hong Yang, Thomas Marzetta

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Wireless Networks I Session

Session Code: A1L‐B



Time: 09:00‐11:45

Chair: Michael Dinitz Proctor: Congyuan Yang

Paper ID Title/Author 1006 Node‐Based Scheduling with Provable Evacuation Time

Bo Ji, Jie Wu

1111 Performance Analysis of IEEE 802.15.3c‐Based mmW Wireless Networks Roberto Valentini, Marco Levorato, Carlo Fischione

1120 Component Based Modeling of Routing Protocols for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks Evripidis Paraskevas, John Baras

1060 Distributed RF Sensing Using Software‐Defined Radios Kareem Bonna, Emmanuel Kanterakis, Wei Su, Troy Ryder, Predrag Spas...

1065 Combined Sensor Information for Detection Karla Hernández


Systems and Control I Session

Session Code: A1L‐C



Time: 09:00‐11:45

Chair: Pablo A. Iglesias

Paper ID Title/Author 1032 Fractional Fliess Operators: Two Approaches

Irina Winter‐Arboleda, W. Steven Gray, Luis Duffaut Espinosa

1100 Disturbance Observer Structure Based Internal Model Control for Time Delay Systems Sudeshna Dasgupta, Smita Sadhu, Tapan Kumar Ghoshal

1058 Analytic Left Inversion of SISO Lotka‐Volterra Models W. Steven Gray, Luis Duffaut Espinosa, Kurusch Ebrahimi‐Fard

1004 Synchronization of Heterogeneous Kuramoto Oscillators with Graphs of Diameter Two Andrey Gushchin, Enrique Mallada, Ao Tang

1046 Diffusive Clock Synchronization in Highly Dynamic Networks Matthias Függer, Thomas Nowak, Bernadette Charron‐Bost


Neural and Neuromorphic Processing

Session

Session Code: A1L‐D



Time: 09:00‐11:45

Chair: Andreas Andreou Proctor: Chia‐hsun Chiang

Paper ID Title/Author 1140 Design of a Vanishing Point Algorithm for Custom ASIC

Martin Villemur, Martin Di Federico, Pedro Julian, Andreas G. Andre...

1139 FPGA Implementation of a Deep Belief Network Architecture for Character Recognition Using Stochastic Computation Kayode Sanni, Guillaume Garreau, Jamal Lottier Molin, Andreas G. An...

1142 Neuronal Common Input Strength is Unidentifiable from Average Firing Rates and Synchrony Daniel Jeck, Ernst Niebur

1138 Markov Chain Monte Carlo Inference on Graphical Models using Event Based Processing on the SpiNNaker Neuromorphic Architecture Daniel R. Mendat, Sang Chin, Steve Furber, Andreas G. Andreou

1143 Closed Form Jitter Methods for Neuronal Spike Train Analysis Daniel Jeck, Ernst Niebur


MIMO II Session

Session Code: A3L‐A



Time: 1400‐17:15 pm

Chair: Peter Vouras

Paper ID Title/Author 1097 Theoretical Bound on Modulation Classification for Multiple‐Input Multiple‐Output (MIMO) Systems

Over Unknown, Flat Fading Channels Yu Liu, Alexander Haimovich, Wei Su, Emmanuel Kanterakis

1034 Deterministic Selection of Pilot Tones for Compressive Estimation of MIMO‐OFDM Channels Zahra Shakeri, Waheed U. Bajwa

1035 MIMO‐OFDM Non‐Regenerative Relay Channel Estimation Using Compressed Sensing Abbas Akbarpour‐Kasgari, Mehrdad Ardebilipour, Fatemeh Afghah

1096 Modulation Classification for MIMO‐OFDM Signals via Gibbs Sampling Yu Liu, Osvaldo Simeone, Alexander Haimovich, Wei Su


Wireless Networks II

Session

Session Code: A3L‐B



Time: 1400‐17:15 pm

Chair: Michael Dinitz Proctor: Bryan Bosworth

Paper ID Title/Author 1022 Driver‐Based Adaptation of Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks for Design of Active Safety Systems

Ali Rakhshan, Hossein Pishro‐Nik, Mohammad Nekoui

1112 Effect of MAC Type and Speed on Neighbor Discovery in Wireless Train Networks Nedime Pelin Mohamed Hassan Salem, Alexander Haimovich

1072 Random Symmetric Gossip Consensus with Overhearing Nodes in Wireless Networks Rui Wang, Donald Brown III

1017 Game‐Theory Based Power and Spectrum Virtualization for Maximizing Spectrum Efficiency Over Mobile Cloud‐Computing Wireless Networks Qixuan Zhu, Xi Zhang

1042 Distributed Cloud Association in Downlink Multicloud Radio Access Networks Hayssam Dahrouj, Tareq Al‐Naffouri, Mohamed‐Slim Alouini


Detection and Estimation

Session

Session Code: A3L‐C



Time: 1400‐17:15 pm

Chair: Predrag Spasojevic Proctor: Shuai Huang

Paper ID Title/Author 1029 An Efficient Multivariate Generalized Gaussian Distribution Estimator: Application to IVA

Zois Boukouvalas, Geng‐Shen Fu, Tulay Adali

1123 False Information Detection with Minimum Mean Squared Errors for Bayesian Estimation Ruixin Niu, Jingyang Lu

1098 1‐Bit Matrix Completion Under Exact Low‐Rank Constraint Sonia Bhaskar, Adel Javanmard

1071 Analysis of Data‐Based Methods for Approximating Fisher Information in the Scalar Case Shenghan Guo

1094 Explicit Estimation‐Error‐Probability Computation and Sensor Design for Flag Hidden Markov Models Kyle Doty, Sandip Roy, Dinuka Sahabandu, Ramyar Saeedi

1122 EM‐Based Channel Estimation from Crowd‐Sourced RSSI Samples Corrupted by Noise and Interference Silvija Kokalj‐Filipovic, Larry Greenstein


Systems and Control II

Session

Session Code: A3L‐D



Time: 1400‐17:15 pm

Chair: James C. Spall Proctor: Congyuan Yang

Paper ID Title/Author 1028 Efficiently Detecting Lack of Robustness in Finite Alphabet Logistic Networks

Vincent Yan, Danielle Tarraf

1084 Error Bound Analysis of the Least‐Mean‐Squares Algorithm in Linear Models Jingyi Zhu, James Spall

1026 Distributed Generator and Load‐Side Secondary Frequency Control in Power Networks Changhong Zhao, Enrique Mallada, Steven Low

1102 A Distributed, Real‐Time and Non‐Parametric Approach to Demand Response in the Smart Grid Sairam Goguri, Joseph Hall, Raghuraman Mudumbai, Soura Dasgupta

Medical and Neuromorphic

Diagnosis, Measurement and Perception

Session

Session Code: A3L‐E



Time: 1400‐17:15 pm

Chair: Andreas Andreou Proctor: Akshay Rangamani

Paper ID Title/Author 1141 A Neural Model for Perceptual Organization of 3D Surfaces

Brian Hu, Rudiger von der Hey, Ernst Niebur

1137 How is Motion Integrated into a Proto‐Object Based Visual Saliency Model? Jamal Lottier Molin, Ralph Etienne‐Cummings, Ernst Niebur

1135 Visual Attention with Deep Neural Networks Alfredo Canziani, Eugenio Culurciello

1134 Mapping the Cardiac Acousteome: An Overview of Technologies, Tools and Methods Andreas G. Andreou, Theodore Abraham, William R. Thompson, Jung Hee..

1136 Mechanical Design, Instrumentation and Measurements from a Hemoacoustic Cardiac Phantom Hani Bakhshaee, Guillaume Garreau, Gaspar Tognetti, Thomas Kilmar, ...


Cooperative Communications and

Networking Session

Session Code: B1L‐A


Date: Thursday, March 19, 2015

Time: 09:00‐11:45

Chair: Fatemah Afghah Proctor: Congyuan Yang

Paper ID Title/Author 1007 A Novel Multi‐Criteria Relay Selection Scheme in Cooperation Communication Networks

Behrooz Razeghi, Niloofar Okati, Ghosheh Abed Hodtani

1020 Impact of Spatial Diversity on Spectral Efficiency of Cooperative Relaying Guangyi Liu, Yao Xiao, Hao Feng, Leonard Cimini Jr.

1041 Impact of Direct Link on Outage of Cooperative Full‐Duplex Relaying Li Li, Leonard Cimini Jr., Xiang‐Gen Xia

1109 Throughput Maximizing Games in the Two‐Hop Relay Channel with Energy Cooperation Burak Varan, Aylin Yener

1045 Multi‐Hop Relaying with Optimal Decode‐and‐Forward Transmission Rate and Self‐Immunity to Mutual Interference Among Wireless Nodes Xiaohua Li, Jeong Kyun Lee


Security and Privacy

Session

Session Code: B1L‐B



Time: 09:00‐11:45

Chair: Taneli Riihonen Proctor: Shannon Alt

Paper ID Title/Author 1121 Secrecy Capacity of the Ergodic Layered Erasure Wiretap Channel

Mohammad K. Hossan, Sanjay Karmakar

1057 IM Session Identification by Outlier Detection in Cross‐Correlation Functions Saad Saleh, Muhammad Ilyas, Khawar Khurshid, Alex Liu, Hayder Radha

1063 Resilient and Secure Network Design for Cyber Attack‐Induced Cascading Link Failures in Critical Infrastructures Yezekael Hayel, Quanyan Zhu

1128 Privacy Preserving Node Selection: a Physical Layer Approach Shalabh Jain, John Baras


Applications and Coding

Session

Session Code: B1L‐C



Time: 09:00‐11:45

Chair: Benjamin Belzer

Paper ID Title/Author 1052 Analog Joint Source‐Channel Coding for Transmission of Correlated Senders Over Separated Noisy

Channels Bo Lu, Javier Garcia‐Frias

1005 A Hybrid ARQ Scheme Using LDPC Codes with Stochastic Decoding Kuo‐Lun Huang, Vincent Gaudet, Masoud Salehi

1019 Signal Processing for Two Dimensional Magnetic Recording Using Voronoi Model Averaged Statistics Morteza Mehrnoush, Benjamin Belzer, Krishnamoorthy Sivakumar, Roger...

1020 Rate Compatible IRA Codes Using Row Splitting for 5G Wireless Brennan Young, Swapnil Mhaske, Predrag Spasojevic

1070 Hybrid Analog‐Digital Coding for Nonuniform Memoryless Sources Lu Li, Javier Garcia‐Frias


Audio Signal Processing

Session

Session Code: B1L‐D



Time: 09:00‐11:45

Chair: Mounya Elhilali Proctor: Dimitra Emmanouilidou

Paper ID Title/Author 1078 Indoor Multiple Sound Source Tracking Using Refined TDOA Measurements

Longji Sun, Qi Cheng

1030 Modeling Goal‐Directed Attention in Tone Sequences Using a Weighted Kalman Filter Debmalya Chakrabarty, Mounya Elhilali

1015 Analysis of Compressed Speech Signals in an Automatic Speaker Recognition System Richard Metzger, John Doherty, David Jenkins

1036 Detection of Speech Tokens in Noise Using Adaptive Spectrotemporal Receptive Fields Ashwin Bellur, Mounya Elhilali


Topics in Wireless Communications

Session

Session Code: B3L‐A



Time: 14:00‐17:15

Chair: Arlene Cole‐Rhodes Proctor: Congyuan Yang

Paper ID Title/Author 1061 How Long Before I Regain My Signal?

Tingting Lu, Pei Liu, Shivendra Panwar

1095 Evaluating Real‐Time CMA Equalization of Measured SOQPK‐TG Data Arlene Cole‐Rhodes, Serge KoneDossongui, Michael Rice

1051 Improving Coherence in Distributed Miso Communication Systems with Local Accelerometer Measurements Donald Brown III, Radu David, Patrick Bidigare

1009 Symbol‐Rate Blind Equalization Based on Constrained Blind Separation Zhengwei Wu, Saleem Kassam

1124 Energy Efficiency Region for Gaussian Multiple Access Channels Under Different Power Consumption Models Chengming Zhou, Jing Li, Leonard Cimini Jr.

1067 Robust Recognition of Linear and Nonlinear Digital Modulations of RRC Pulse Trains Mohammad Bari, Milos Doroslovacki


Applications of Information Theory

Session

Session Code: B3L‐B



Time: 14:00‐17:15

Chair: Joel Morris

Paper ID Title/Author 1031 A High Probability Bound on the Mutual Information Across an Observed Discrete Memoryless Channel

Michael Tope, Joel Morris

1105 Capacity Region of Two Interfering MIMO Multiple Access Channels with Strong Interference Sanjay Karmakar, Noopur Modi

1010 Bounds on the Outage Constrained Capacity of the Single‐Antenna Gaussian Relay Channel Andreas Gründinger, Lennart Gerdes, Michael Joham, Wolfgang Utschic...

1021 Achievable Rate Regions and Self‐Interference Channel Estimation in Hybrid Full‐Duplex/Half‐Duplex Radio Links Dani Korpi, Taneli Riihonen, Mikko Valkama

1125 Characterizing Rate Distortion Region for Video Coding from First Principles Kamesh Namuduri, Gayatri Mehta


Photonic Systems

Session

Session Code: B3L‐C



Time: 14:00‐17:15

Chair: Amy Foster Proctor: Bryan Bosworth

Paper ID Title/Author 1054 Lower Bounds on the Channel Capacity of ASCO‐OFDM and ADO‐OFDM

Nan Wu, Yeheskel Bar‐Ness

1037 Power Allocation for Downlink Multi‐User SC‐FDMA Visible Light Communication Systems Mohamed Kashef, Mohamed Abdallah, Khalid Qaraqe

1055 Performance of Two Dimensional Asymmetrically and Symmetrically Clipping Optical OFDM in AWGN Nan Wu, Yeheskel Bar‐Ness

1118 All‐Optical NAND Logic Gate Using Four‐Wave Mixing Kangmei Li, Hong‐Fu Ting, Mark Foster, Amy Foster

1088 Sparsity and Self‐Adaptivity in Anamorphic Stretch Transform Ata Mahjoubfar, Jacky Chan, Mohammad Asghari, Bahram Jalali

1133 High‐Speed Compressed Sensing Measurement Using Spectrally‐Encoded Ultrafast Laser Pulses Bryan T Bosworth, Jasper R Stroud, Dung N Tran, Trac D Tran, Sang C...


Cognitive Radio Networks

Session

Session Code: B3L‐D



Time: 14:00‐17:15

Chair: Fatemah Afghah

Paper ID Title/Author 1025 A Two‐Layer Coalitional Game Among Rational Cognitive Radio Users

Yuan Lu, Alexandra Duel‐Hallen

1048 Spectrum Sharing in Cooperative Cognitive Radio Networks: a Matching Game Framework Nima Namvar, Fatemeh Afghah

1008 Blind Block Partitioned Tensor Decomposition for Radio Activity Estimation by a Single Sensor Christopher Mueller‐Smith, Predrag Spasojevic

1069 Identification of L‐Ary CPFSK in a Fading Channel Using Approximate Entropy Mohammad Bari, Milos Doroslovacki

1027 Optimal Energy Efficient Scheme for MIMO‐Based Cognitive Radio Networks With Antenna Selection Shan Jin, Xi Zhang


Computer and Networked

Systems Session

Session Code: C1L‐A


Date: Friday, march 20, 2015

Time: 09:00‐12:15

Chair: Philippe Pouliquen Proctor: Kayode Sanni

Paper ID Title/Author 1038 One‐Sided Binary Tree‐Crossbar Switching for on‐Chip Networks

Yavuz Oruç

1043 A Locality Preserving One‐Sided Binary Tree ‐ Crossbar Switch Wiring Design Algorithm Devrim Sahin

1108 Energy‐Aware Real‐Time Scheduling on Heterogeneous Multi‐Processor Gang Wang, Wenming Li, Xiali Hei

1059 A Survey of Wireless Data Center Networks Emna Baccour, Sebti Foufou, Ridha Hamila, Mounir Hamdi

1066 A Case Study of Internet Fast Lane Ramy ElDelgawy, Richard La


Sparsity

Session

Session Code: C1L‐B


Date: Friday, March 20, 2015

Time: 09:00‐12:15

Chair: Trac Tran Proctor: Shuai Huang

Paper ID Title/Author 1101 Online Subspace Learning and Nonlinear Classification of Big Data with Misses

Fatemeh Sheikholesalmi, Georgios Giannakis

1013 Truncated and Smoothed Schatten‐P Function for Robust Tensor Recovery Mohammed Al‐Qizwini, Hayder Radha

1091 Online Sketching of Big Categorical Data with Absent Features Yanning Shen, Morteza Mardani, Georgios Giannakis

1090 Online Spectrum Cartography via Quantized Measurements Daniel Romero, Seung‐Jun Kim, Georgios Giannakis

1064 LFM Signal Detection and Estimation Based on Sparse Representation Mohsen Joneidi, Alireza Zaeemzadeh, Shideh Rezaeifar, Mahdi Abavisa...

1089 Short‐Term Wind Power Forecasting Using Nonnegative Sparse Coding Yu Zhang, Seung‐Jun Kim, Georgios Giannakis


Queuing Markov Processes Session

Session Code: C1L‐C



Time: 09:00‐12:15

Chair: None

Paper ID Title/Author 1049 Distributed Strategic Mode Selection for Large‐Scale D2D Communications Based on Queue State

Information Yezekael Hayel, Eran Simhon, David Starobinski, Quanyan Zhu

1082 Effects of Downsampling on Statistics of Discrete‐ Time Semi‐Markov Processes Phuoc Vu, Shuangqing Wei, Benjamin Carroll

1014 Optimal Call Admission and Preemption Control for Public Safety Communications Ahsan‐Abbas Ali, Shuangqing Wei, Lijun Qian


Topic in Networking Session

Session Code: C1L‐D



Time: 09:00‐12:15

Chair: Taneli Riihonen

Paper ID Title/Author 1053 Performance Evaluation of NSC in DTNs

Wei Bai, Richard La, Ginnah Lee, Greg Stein

1077 Spectral Clustering of Large‐Scale Communities via Random Sketching and Validation Panagiotis Traganitis, Konstantinos Slavakis, Georgios Giannakis

1087 A Link Between Consensus Building and Low Density Parity Check Decoding Kamesh Namuduri, Murali Varanasi, Bill Buckles


Image Processing Session

Session Code: C1L‐E



Time: 09:00‐12:15

Chair: Abolfazi Razi Proctor: Shannon Alt

Paper ID Title/Author 1012 Structured Outlier Models for Robust Dictionary Learning

Pedro Forero, Scott Shafer, Josh Harguess

1115 "Am I Your Sibling?" Inferring Kinship Cues from Facial Image Pairs Sherin Mathews, Chandra Kambhamettu, Kenneth Barner

1047 Independent Vector Analysis by Entropy Rate Bound Minimization Geng‐Shen Fu, Matthew Anderson, Tulay Adali

1073 Independent Vector Analysis for SSVEP Signal Enhancement Darren Emge, François‐Benôit Vialatte, Gérard Dreyfus, Tulay Adali


Local Dining

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Royal Indian Mon‐Thurs: 11:30AM‐2:30PM, 5‐10PM Fri‐Sat: 11:30AM‐2:30PM, 5‐11PM Sun: 11:30AM‐2:30PM, 5‐10PM

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Barnes and Noble Café

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Sandwiches and savories; coffee

Mon‐Sat: 9AM‐9PM Sun: 10AM‐9PM

Ground floor, Charles Commons 3330 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore, MD 21218

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Chipotle Mexican Grill

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Mexican Mon‐Sun: 11AM‐10PM

3201 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore, MD 21218

(410) 662‐1701

Chocolatea Café

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Coffee; Deli eats; chocolate products

Mon‐Fri: 8AM‐8PM Sat: 9AM‐7PM Sun: 9AM‐5PM

3811 Canterbury Road, Baltimore, MD 21218

(410) 662‐1701

The Restaurant at the Colonnade

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American cuisine with a twist

Sun‐Thurs: 7AM‐10PM Fri‐Sat: 7AM‐11PM

4 West University Parkway, Baltimore, MD 21218

(410) 235‐5400

Donna’s (Charles Village)

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American fair/up‐scale dining

Mon‐Thurs: 7AM‐9:30PM Fri: 7AM‐10:30PM Sat: 8AM‐10:30PM Sun: 8AM‐9PM


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Eddie’s Market

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Gourmet sandwiches and groceries

Mon‐Sat: 7AM‐9PM Sun; 7AM‐5PM


(410) 889‐1558

Gertrude’s

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Fine Chesapeake cuisine

CLOSED MONDAY Tues‐Fri: 11:30AM‐9PM Sat: 10AM‐9PM Sun: 10AM‐8PM

10 Art Museum Drive, Baltimore, MD 21218

(410) 889‐3399

Niwana

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Japanese Mon‐Sat 11:30AM‐10:30PM Sun: 1PM‐9:30

3 East 33RD Street, Baltimore, MD 21218

(410) 366‐4115

One World Café

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Vegetarian Breakfast, lunch, dinner and café

Mon‐Sun: 8AM‐11PM

100 West University Parkway, Baltimore, MD 21210

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Orient Express

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Chinese Food and Fresh Sushi

Mon‐Thurs: 11AM‐10PM Fri‐Sat: 11AM‐11PM Sun: 12PM‐10PM


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The Paper Moon Diner

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Diner food in an eclectic atmosphere

Sun,Mon,Wed, Thurs: 7AM‐12AM CLOSED TUESDAY Sat: 7AM‐2AM

227 West 29TH Street, Baltimore, MD 21211

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Rocket to Venus

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Pub eats and brews

Mon‐Sat: 5PM‐2AM Sun: 12PM‐2AM

3360 Chestnut Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21211

(410) 235‐7887

Subway

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Subs and sandwiches

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Tambers

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Indian and American

Mon‐Wed: 10AM‐10PM Thurs‐Fri: 10AM‐11PM Sat: 9AM‐11PM Sun: 9AM‐10PM

3327 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore,MD 21218

(410) 243‐5777

University Market

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Deli sandwiches, pasta and salads


(410) 366‐6630

Yama Sushi Bar

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Japanese and Fresh sushi

Mon‐Thurs: 11AM‐2:30PM, 4:30PM‐10PM Fri‐Sat: 11AM‐10:30PM Sun: 12PM‐9:30PM

Green Spring Tower Square, 1030 West 41ST Street, Baltimore, MD 21211

(410) 235‐6888

Golden West Café

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New Mexican dishes and comfort food

Mon‐Sat: 10AM‐10PM Sun: 9AM‐9PM

1105 West 36Th Street, Baltimore, MD 21211

(410) 889‐8891

The Charmery

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Hometown, homemade ice cream flavors

Sun‐Thurs:12PM‐10PM Fri‐Sat; 12PM‐11PM

801 West 36Th Street, Baltimore, MD 21211

(410) 814‐0493

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We gratefully acknowledge the immeasurable contributions made by those who shared of

their time and talent to review submissions for the 49th Annual CISS 2015 Conference.

Fatemah Afghah

Mohamed-Slim Alouini

Ben Belzer

Qi Cheng

Leonard Cimini

Frederic Davidson

Michael Dinitz

Milos Doroslovacki

Alexandra Duel-Hallen

Mark Foster

Javier Garcia-Frias

Georgios Giannakis

Brian Gruebel

Shenghan Guo

Alexander Haimovich

Hynek Hermansky

Karla Hernadez Cuevas

Pablo Iglesias

John Franklin

Sanjay Karmakar

Saleem Kassam

Merve Kaya

Silvija Kokalj-Filipovic

Richard La

Thomas Marzetta

Joel Morris

Jerry Prince

Domingo Rodriguez

Brian Sadler

Ed Schlesinger

James Spall

Predrag Spasojevic

Wei Su

Danielle Tarraf

Trac Duy Tran

Parv Venkiitasubramaniam

Rene Vidal

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