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Table 2.6:Computational complexity of Rx Pulse Shaping Filter in FDD-mode specific design for 1 frame The complexities of Rx Pulse Shaping Filter in FDD and HSDPA -specific modes are exactly the same. Computational complexity of Rx Pulse Shaping Filter in TDD-mode specific design for 1 slot period is in Table 2.7.

in Contractual Date of Delivery to the CEC: July 2003 Actual Date of Delivery to the CEC: 04.08.2003 Author(s): NOKIA
by Workpackage Wp, Est Person Months

Table 2: Complexity of spatial-domain versus DCT do-

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 4: ... #2812#29 is reduced to N F #02 N G exactly. The computation complexity for one output 8 #02 8 block when compositing is performed in the spatial- domain versus DCT-domain is shown in Table2 . Note... ..."

Table 3: Compared complexity of the algorithms counting all oating point operations but the ones necessary to compute the componentwise exact partial products Routine Priest apos;s Shewchuk apos;s Ours

in Multiplications of Floating Point Expansions
by Marc Daumas

Table 3.17: Computational complexity of Frequency Estimator in FDD-mode of multi-mode design for 1 frame Computational complexity of Frequency Estimator in HSDPA-mode specific design is exactly the same as in FDD. Note that the complexity figures for FDD and HSDPA of multi-mode have been slightly increased compared to those for single mode because some overhead signal control regarding reconfigurability control is required to share the module in an appropriate way between modes and no further optimization have been required in algorithm point of view. Computational complexity of Descrambler in TDD-mode of multi-mode design is in Table 3.18.

in Contractual Date of Delivery to the CEC: July 2003 Actual Date of Delivery to the CEC: 04.08.2003 Author(s): NOKIA
by Workpackage Wp, Est Person Months

Table 4.3: Asymptotic adder complexities (unit-gate model).

in BE
by Adissertation Submitted Tothe, Dipl Informatik-ing, Prof Dr. W. Fichtner 1997

Table 4.3: Asymptotic adder complexities (unit-gate model).

in citizen of Vechigen BE accepted on the recommendation of
by Prof Dr, W. Fichtner, Prof Dr, L. Thiele 1997

Table 4.3: Asymptotic adder complexities (unit-gate model).

in citizen of Vechigen BE accepted on the recommendation of
by Prof Dr, W. Fichtner, Prof Dr, L. Thiele 1997

Table 4.3: Asymptotic adder complexities (unit-gate model).

in citizen of Vechigen BE accepted on the recommendation of
by Prof Dr, W. Fichtner, Prof Dr, L. Thiele 1997

Table 1 Post-construction average time complexities for 5 di erent problems using standard and distributed su x trees with k computing nodes. r is the number of strings for the All Pairs Su x-Pre x problem and the number of patterns for Exact Set Matching.

in Abstract Distributed Suffix Trees ⋆
by Raphaël Clifford
"... In PAGE 12: ... We suppose that there are k computing nodes and assume for simplicity that k = jzj, where is the alphabet size and z is the xed pre x. Table1 compares the expected running times for the solution of these 5 problems using the fastest serial method (based on a standard su x tree) and a parallel method (based on distributed su x trees). The running time of (distributed) su x tree construction is not included.... ..."

TABLE III ADDER COMPLEXITIES(UNIT-GATEMODEL).

in Cell-Based Multilevel Carry-Increment Adders with Minimal AT- and PT-Products
by Reto Zimmermann, Hubert Kaeslin
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