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A Generalized Sequential Sign Detector for Binary Hypothesis Testing

by R. Chandramouli, N. Ranganathan , 1998
"... It is known that for fixed error probabilities sequential signal detection based on the sequential probability ratio test (SPRT) is optimum in terms of the average number of signal samples for detection. But, often sub-optimal detectors like the sequential sign detector are preferred over the optima ..."
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, a generalized sequential sign detector for detecting binary signals in stationary, first order Markov dependent noise is studied. Under iid assumptions, this reduces to the usual sequential sign detector. The optimal decision thresholds and the average sample number for the test to terminate

Efficient sequential aggregate signed data. In

by Gregory Neven - Advances in Cryptology – EUROCRYPT 2008, , 2008
"... Abstract We generalize the concept of sequential aggregate signatures (SAS), proposed by Lysyanskaya, Micali, Reyzin, and Shacham at Eurocrypt 2004, to a new primitive called sequential aggregate signed data (SASD) that tries to minimize the total amount of transmitted data, rather than just signat ..."
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Abstract We generalize the concept of sequential aggregate signatures (SAS), proposed by Lysyanskaya, Micali, Reyzin, and Shacham at Eurocrypt 2004, to a new primitive called sequential aggregate signed data (SASD) that tries to minimize the total amount of transmitted data, rather than just

Truncated Sequential CFAR Detectors Using Weighted Sign and Weighted Conditional Sign Tests

by Asis Nasipuri
"... ABSTRACT: In this paper we propose truncated sequential constant false alarm rate ( CFAR) detectors which are approximations of the optimum sequential sign and sequential conditional sign detectors. The particular approximations used here allow exact evaluation of the per-formances. These detectors ..."
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ABSTRACT: In this paper we propose truncated sequential constant false alarm rate ( CFAR) detectors which are approximations of the optimum sequential sign and sequential conditional sign detectors. The particular approximations used here allow exact evaluation of the per-formances. These detectors

On the security of joint signature and encryption

by Jee Hea An, Yevgeniy Dodis, Tal Rabin , 2002
"... We formally study the notion of a joint signature and encryption in the public-key setting. We refer to this primitive as signcryption, adapting the terminology of [35]. We present two definitions for the security of signcryption depending on whether the adversary is an outsider or a legal user of t ..."
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of the system. We then examine generic sequential composition methods of building signcryption from a signature and encryption scheme. Contrary to what recent results in the symmetric setting [5, 22] might lead one to expect, we show that classical “encrypt-then-sign” (EtS) and “sign-then-encrypt” (StE) methods

EVALUATION OF THE SIGN DETECTOR FOR DCT DOMAIN WATERMARK DETECTION

by Fabing Duan, Derek Abbott, F. Duan, D. Abbott, F. Chapeau-blondeau , 2012
"... Reordering by the rule of decreased absolute amplitudes, the discrete cosine transforma-tion (DCT) coefficients of an image are approximately modeled as dichotomous noise. Based on this assumption, it is interesting to note that the classical multiplicative embed-ding method can be transformed into ..."
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into an additive embedding rule, which accords with the signal processing problem of detecting a known weak signal in additive non-Gaussian noise. Then, following the generalized Neyman-Pearson lemma, a locally optimum detec-tor, named the sign detector, is introduced to distinguish the correct watermark from

Asymptotic Analysis of a Sequential Detector for Markov-dependent Observations

by R. Chandramouli, N. Ranganathan
"... In this paper, we discuss the asymptotic performance of the sequential sign detector for Markovdependent observations. The received signal samples are assumed to be from a stationary, first order Markov process. Both, lower and upper bounds on the average time for detection are computed. A renewal t ..."
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In this paper, we discuss the asymptotic performance of the sequential sign detector for Markovdependent observations. The received signal samples are assumed to be from a stationary, first order Markov process. Both, lower and upper bounds on the average time for detection are computed. A renewal

An Analysis of the Median-Shift Sign Detector Under Various Noise Distributions

by Hong Gil Kim , 1998
"... We propose a new detector of which the basis is on the median-shift (MS) sign: the median-shift sign (MSS) detector is a generalization of the classical (standard) sign detector. We obtain the finite sample size and asymptotic optimum MS values for various noise probability density functions (pdfs). ..."
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We propose a new detector of which the basis is on the median-shift (MS) sign: the median-shift sign (MSS) detector is a generalization of the classical (standard) sign detector. We obtain the finite sample size and asymptotic optimum MS values for various noise probability density functions (pdfs

Effective and sequential definition by cases on the reals via infinite signed-digit numerals

by Martín Hötzel Escardó - In Third Workshop on Computation and Approximation (Comprox III), volume 13 of Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science , 1998
"... The lexicographical and numerical orders on infinite signed-digit numerals are unrelated. However, we show that there is a computable normalization operation on pairs of signed-digit numerals such that for normal pairs the two orderings coincide. In particular, one can always assume without loss of ..."
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of generality that any two numerals that denote the same number are themselves the same. We apply the order-normalization operator to easily obtain an effective and sequential definitionby-cases scheme in which the cases consist of inequalities between real numbers. Key words: Real number computation, parallel

Multisensor Distributed Sequential Detection

by Awais M. Hussain , 1994
"... A conceptual generalization of the Wald's sequential probability ratio test (SPRT) to a decentralized environment is presented. The local tests are chosen to be SPRT'S, which quantize the temporally iid observations into three levels for transmission to the fusion detector. Spatial indepen ..."
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A conceptual generalization of the Wald's sequential probability ratio test (SPRT) to a decentralized environment is presented. The local tests are chosen to be SPRT'S, which quantize the temporally iid observations into three levels for transmission to the fusion detector. Spatial

ON NONPARAMETRIC SEQUENTIAL POINT ESTIMATION OF LOCATION BASED ON GENERAL RANK ORDER STATISTICS*

by Pranab Kumar Sen , 1979
"... A nonparametric sequential procedure for the point estimation of location of an unspecified (symmetric) distribution based on a general class of one-sample (signed) rank order statistics is considered and its asymptotic theory is developed. The asymptotic risk-efficiency of the proposed procedure is ..."
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A nonparametric sequential procedure for the point estimation of location of an unspecified (symmetric) distribution based on a general class of one-sample (signed) rank order statistics is considered and its asymptotic theory is developed. The asymptotic risk-efficiency of the proposed procedure
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