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Resource Allocation for NOMA based D2D System Using Genetic Algorithm with Continuous Pool
Resource allocation is a very crucial part of non-orthogonal multiple access(NOMA)-based device-to-device(D2D) systems. It must be fast, effective and flexible because devices, especially vehicles in the system move at high speed. In this paper, we propose a resource allocation method for NOMA-based D2D communication systems based on a genetic algorithm(GA) approach. We have designed a novel concept of genetic algorithm that is suitable for resource allocation in NOMA-based D2D systems. The proposed method quickly maximizes the total throughput of paired devices including cellular user equipment(CUE) and moving vehicles(V). The proposed method is a faster and more reasonable way to converge than an exhaustive search method, which requires up to factorial time complexity.This work was supported by Institute for Information & communications Technology Promotion(IITP) grant funded by the Korea government(MSIT) (No. 2018-0-00969, Full duplex non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) optimization technologies using deep learning for 5G based autonomous vehicular networks
Comparison of Nursing Workforce Supply and Employment in South Korea and Other OECD Countries
This study aims to report on and compare the conditions of practicing nurses and nursing graduates in Korea and other OECD countries to suggest policy to improve nurse staffing in Korea. Methods: Data on nurses and nursing graduates from 34 OECD countries in 2015 (or the nearest year) were analyzed. The proportion of practicing nurses among nurses who were licensed to practice and nursing graduates per population and per the number of practicing nurses were examined. Results: The number of practicing nurses per 1,000 population in Korea was 5.9 and, in Korea, only 31.0% of licensed nurses were practicing, whereas the OECD average was 69.5%. Korea had the highest number of nursing graduates (109.0) per 100,000 population and the highest number of nursing graduates (183.5) per 1,000 practicing nurses in the OECD countries. Skill-mix analysis indicated that 52.2% of the practicing nurses in Korea were professional practicing nurses, which was the second-lowest among the OECD countries. The ratio of nurses wages to those of physician specialists was 0.43 in the OECD countries. Conclusion: Nurse staffing and skill-mix in Korea were very low in comparison to other OECD countries. Policies for retention of nurses via improved working conditions are required
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DoctorMotion blur is a common artifact that produces disappointing blurry images with inevitable information loss. It is caused by the nature of imaging sensors that accumulate incoming lights for an amount of time to produce an image. During exposure, if the camera sensor moves or objects move, a motion blurred image will be obtained.Deblurring is to find the latent sharp image from a given blurred image. Formally, motion blur has been often modeled using a convolution based blur model, where a blurred image is the convolution result between a latent sharp image and a blur kernel. Then, deblurring becomes a deconvolution problem. In non-blind deconvolution, the motion blur kernel is given, and the problem is to recover the latent image from a blurry version using the kernel. In blind deconvolution, the kernel is unknown and the problem is to estimate the blur kernel as well as the latent image.While deblurring has been studied extensively my many researchers, it is still very challenging. The major difficulties can be summarized as follows: first there is missing information. Motion blur causes irreversible information loss. Moreover, the blur kernel is unknown in most cases, which makes the problem more difficult. Second, while the convolution based blur model has been widely used, it often does not hold in practice. In real cases, images are usually non-uniformly blurred, e.g., due to object motions and rotational camera shakes. Noise and outliers, e.g., saturated pixels and sensor defects, also severely degrade the performance of deblurring methods.In this thesis, we present software-based solutions to overcome the difficulties mentioned above. Specifically, the thesis includes the following topics:Fast uniform motion deblurring from a single blurred image: Previous blind deblurring methods need a huge computation time. In this work, we propose a fast blind deconvolution method, which produces a deblurring result in only a few seconds. The experimental results show that our method is not only faster but also more reliable than previous methods.Handling outliers in non-blind image deconvolution: Outliers, such as sensor defects and saturated pixels, cause severe artifacts in previous methods. In this work, we explicitly model outliers and derive an Expectation-Maximization based non-blind deconvolution method.Blind deconvolution methods for non-uniform motion blur: Although the uniform blur model has been widely used, real-photographed images usually have non-uniform blur caused by object motions and rotational camera shakes. In this work, we propose two methods for handling non-uniform motion blur.Video motion deblurring: Motion blurred video can significantly degrades the performance of computer vision algorithms. We use unblurred frames to achieve very reliable video deblurring results
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