y_(j+1)=(y_j+k sin (x_(j+1) N)/2π)mod N [█(x_(j+1)@y_(J+1) )]=[█(1 u@v uv+1)][█(x_j@y_J )](mod N) (5) {█(x_(j+1)=N/k_i (x_j-N_i ) 〖+ y〗_j mod N/k_i @y_(j+1)=k_i/N (y_j-y_j mod N/k_i )+N_i )┤ with {█(k_1+k_2+k_3+⋯=N@N_i=k_1+k_2+⋯+k_(i-1)@N_i≤x_j≤N_i+k_i@0≤y_j≤N)┤ (6) Key Generator: Many chaotic key generators exist but the one used in this research involves 1-D cubic map [16]. It takes 64-bit random key Key = [Key1, Key2, Key3, Key4] to calculate initial condition based on its 16-bit component (Keyi) such that y(0)=(∑▒〖Key〗_i/2^16 )mod(1) [16] of 1-D cubic map and returns values of the map using iterations. The states of the cubic map are written as [17]: y(n+1)=λy(n)(1-y(n).y(n)) (7) where λ is typically set at 2.59 as a control parameter, and state of equation is satisfied by 0 ≤ y(n) ≤1. In order to generate initial conditions for the neural network, the equation (7) is first iterated 50 times and values are discarded; and then iterated again to initialize w0, w1, w2, w3, A0, B0, C0, D0, K0, K1, K2, K3, n0, n1, n2, n3. In order for equation (7) to provide randomness and reproducibility of same initial conditions each time it is run even on different computing machine, it should be ensured that values like Key, λ set at 2.59, and initial iteration of 50 to discard values are used with same precision
for (int j=i+1; j < n; j++)// defines j as one larger than i, compares j to n, increments j each iteration
The programmed algorithm is shown in Figure 6.The program was developed using LabVIEW System design software. The entire experimental set-up is shown in Figure 7.
The neural network is composed of an input of 12 neurons presenting in the X values, an output layer with 2 neurons presenting in the Y values and hidden layer with 10
the network parameters associated with xt and ht−1 respectively. φ is a nonlinear function which we can choose from
The processing unit of a single - layer perceptor network can be able to solve the
As an extracurricular program our school extends our knowledge by having a program called electives. The school offers art, sport stats, comic creation, The Number Devil, P.E, coding, and Puzzle Solving. One of the electives that helps you in math is The Number Devil. The Number Devil is a book that talks about a boy named Robert that always had terrible dreams. Each Wednesday, your group and you will have a conversation about the dreams you read about. Then our math teacher, will help us understand the math concept that we read about. At the end of the book, you start to learn things that you will learn next year. The Number Devil is a great book, and you will learn numerous of things.
Over the course of human events, men and women of all ages fought and worked relentlessly to better their lives and their families' lives as well. Despite the arduous efforts, each and every one of those people ended up or will end up exactly the same: buried six feet under the ground. Life and death are the largest eventualities to happen to humans as a whole, yet most sentient beings, particularly humans, are afraid of death, due mainly to the natural fear of the unknown. "Numbers" by Mary Cornish seems to beg the question of what does it mean to truly be alive. Being alive is to expand horizons and to feel what life has to offer or simply to be happy, but in layman's terms, life is more than just being born, surviving and finally dying.
Last week we read Jeffrey Kripal’s The Super Natural, in the text he mentions, “We are not our physical body; we are spirits, and as such we are immortal and we are destined, lifetime by lifetime...to evolve into ever higher levels of consciousness and so return to God”. Through investigations of various worldviews and the ‘real’, I am discovering evidence and support for that which I feel and know to be true and real for myself. Particularly throughout that last few months I have grown more aware about the colonization of knowledge, not just in context to religion and power, but the overall institutionalized control of power/knowledge dynamics in place such as language, culture, and education. The quote above provided by Kirpal assists in backing where my worldview lies, and the ever expanding and dynamic composition of my minds eye.
“Numbers”, a podcast which aired in 1998 as part of This American Life, tells the stories of individuals who tried to measure their lives in numbers. Life is complicated more often than not, and the individuals who took the time to quantify their lives did so with the intent of simplifying it. Life’s chaotic emotional aspects are rarely quantified. Numbers, in the form of data, whether within economics, weather trends, or even politics, are used to give understanding to life, as quantities can be analyzed in certain ways to provide simple meaning; however, numbers cannot be applied to emotion, as they are too irrational and complex for any type of surface-level understanding. Travers Scott and his boyfriend, David Eckard, both failed in
In society there are many contemporary issues that affect almost, if not every student. Our society expresses the importance of having the perfect numbers, whether it be the 4.0 grade point average to things such as the 140 pounds we “should” weigh. Though we drill these beliefs into the minds of students today, we still attempt to convince students to do the opposite, to be who they are and try their best, yet still letting these numbers define us. During a college application, students are picked apart by their SAT scores, grade point averages, grades and even income. This issue of numbers defining a person, especially students particularly bothers me because we come from a very delicate generation with different obstacles every day that
Amy Tan’s short story “Two Kinds” describes a Chinese immigrant family who hope of finding success and an overall betterment of life in America. After losing everything in China, Jing-mei’s mother, Mrs. Woo, tries as a minority house maid in the 1960s to provide all the opportunities she can for her last daughter. This short story revolves around the interactions between the Jing-mei, who desires a ordinary life, and Mrs. Woo, who seeks only the best from her daughter. The values of these two characters are in constant conflict of which creates a lasting segregation between parent and child. Through Mrs. Woo’s death, Jing-mei questions her childhood upbringing and her mother’s true intentions that were masked by pure immigrant ambition.
Following that, the expected values for decision nodes 6 and 7 should also be calculated. The following results were obtained:
In this chapter, the authors explain Virtuous and Vicious Circle, summarize of historical perspective and detailed how emerged in different countries. (These terms refer to complex chains of an event which strengthen themselves through a feedback loop. A virtuous circle has favorable results, a vicious circle has negative results.)
IV. DATASET The evaluation dataset is generated by scrambling each cube from the goal state using number of random moves. The random moves are selected using uniform random distribution from a set of defined rotation operations (-- removed HTML --) . A. Cube Complexity
Voice encryption system in wireless communication became very important. The advancement of modern wireless telecommunication and multimedia technologies makes a huge amount of sensitivity voice information travel over the open and shared networks. Voice based communication becomes prominent in the application areas of military, voice over IP, e learning, voice-conferencing, telephone banking, telephone services of market securities, etc. These applications are critical broadcast regarding the protection of data integrity and authorized user privacy.