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but if I create a variable like this, it works.
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Is there not a way to call the method without creating a variable explicitly?
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You would think if you asked Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton the same question about health care, you would probably get the same answer. Turns out that's not the case.
Last week, I asked Secretary Clinton if Obama was able to get health care reform passed because the Clinton White House laid the groundwork for him to succeed. Her answer: no. The former President's answer to the same question: "Absolutely."
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TAPPER: And lastly, healthcare reform. When you look at President
Obama's success that he was able to get this done. Do you think, "Oh,
that's how you do it?" Or do you think that the only way he was able to
do it was because you and your husband stormed the castle first. And
even if it didn't work, you laid the ground work for President Obama to
help to be able to succeed?
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goodness. Finally the United States is going to have a system that will
begin to meet the needs of all of our people, reform our insurance
industry which is long overdue. Begin to control costs, which is
absolutely critical. And, you know, it's been a long time coming. It
goes back many decades. And I think it's an extraordinary historical
achievement. And I'm delighted to, you know, have — have seen it come
to pass.
TAPPER: When you were watching healthcare reform finally pass after having tried it yourself, did you — did you see it as something like, "I'm glad we stormed the castle in '93-'94, because that paved the way for this?"
BILL CLINTON: Absolutely. You know, before I did it President Nixon had tried, President Truman had tried. President Johnson who had the biggest congressional majority didn't even try for universal healthcare. He did two important things — Medicare and Medicaid. But he thought even with that Congress he couldn't get it.
We were the first administration that ever got a bill out of committee. We got two or three bills out of committee. And once I saw William Kristol's memo to Bob Dole, I realized we never had a chance. Because we couldn't pass it without five or six Republicans. They — they — I had an obstacle President Obama didn't have. They had an absolute, clear filibuster number. That is, they had 45 Republican senators. They could have lost four and still defeated me.
I felt like the — Teddy Roosevelt would have felt if he'd still been alive in the 1930s seeing his cousin Franklin being able to sign legislation in areas that he had advocated. And you know that took two decades. And this took less time. So I actually — I was thrilled by it. And worked hard. Hillary and I lobbied people all over the weekend before the vote. And she and I were ecstatic.
It's — it's — sometimes takes a long time to change a country. And you — and I think frankly now they will keep changing this bill. They'll have to keep working on it and putting more cost drivers in it to take the cost down. But it's a big, big step. And it's a wonderful thing for the country.


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His key to the locks on the chains he saw everywhere
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The article did not exactly read to me like an advertisement, but it was not of a good quality. I tried the best I could to bring it to a higher standard, but there isn't much on the web that I could find regarding Ipanema that's not trying to sell me a vacation there. It is better than it was previously, at least. --Gloriamarie 16:15, 7 October 2006 (UTC)
- It does not read especially like an advertisement to me, either. I have removed the advert tag. --jackohare 07:09, 5 January 2007 (UTC)
it reads like an advertisement because its alot more exciting then your "hometown USA"..
- The person who commented about the "hometown USA"- shut up. There is no need for this on Wikipedia. Go back to 4chan! 126.96.36.199 (talk) 05:17, 6 January 2009 (UTC)
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Ipanema is north or south of Copacabana?CorvetteZ51 (talk) 13:34, 28 September 2009 (UTC)
- It is west of Copacabana, since the Atlantic coast is oriented in an east-west direction at this location. However, it is south of Copa. in the sense that if you followed the coastline from Copa. through Ipanema and beyond, you would eventually be southbound. 18.104.22.168 (talk) 08:50, 1 August 2010 (UTC)Larry Siegel
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Self Portrait of Birds and....
With a cheap, used Sony Cibershot camera, home brew, hooked up on a motion control board, all put inside a pelican case, watertight, you can let them out for day's and see what you caught....it's fun!
Male Yellow bellied Sapsucker
Cedar Waxing on the Honey berries
Downy Woodpecker..
Thank you all!
Lisa, the large barn- red box is for Owl & Woodpecker...never got anything yet, the white one's are
for Tree Swallows.
Blooming, yes, I think she has young one's under my shed.
Here she is coming out..
A nice Portrait of a Baltimore Oriole today,...just out of
the Camera, not edited.
Hey Konrad, Ive had a Wood Duck box for 3 years now, I guess would work for Owls or the larger Woodpeckers. All I get in there are very happy Squirrels. I have never even seen a Wood Duck around here (the box was a gift). Have you ever visited the www.sialis.org website for cavity nesting songbirds? You can offer safer nestboxes.
Actually I am on the edge of the Manistee National Forest and 30 miles from town. I am sure you have Racoons, Snakes, Chipmunks, Squirrles...other tree climbing predators that will eat eggs or hatchlings. Don't remember if you have House Wrens or House Sparrows there but I need to protect my boxes from them too....even way out here in the woods. My boxes are 6ft up on poles with baffels (for climbers) Sparrow spookered for HOSP, greased for Ants and Wasps and the Blues,Dees (everybody but TRES) get Wren guards.
No Raccoons, Snakes, Chipmunks, Squirrels,...should say no
Squirrels for about 3 years now, one flying Squirrel had a nest last year'
in a owl box.
So far, most gets eaten, [the fledgelings] is by the Magpies, they
just hang around the boxes and waiting for the kill,..the tree swallows
are constantly dive bombing them. Neighbor cat is a problem too.
Very jealous of that Pileated Woodpecker. I would love to see one.
I've planted lots of stuff and trying to attract cedar waxwings (and others) to my yard but it's not working so far. What kind of bushes are those?
I didn't know you could turn a regular camera into a motion controlled one. What's a motion control board?
We used to have a game camera with motion detection, but it was years ago and it used this stuff call "film" lol which is a bad idea for a game camera because most of my shots were blurry or just half of an animal - and I had to wait a few days to find out what I had shots of. A digital one would be better and they're much more reasonable now than they were when I bought my camera. I should go out and buy one for my hubby for Christmas. Then I could use it. He got me a DVD player once. : )
Here is a link that might be useful: Game Camera ideas for Santa
Thank you all!
>>What kind of bushes are those? Honeyberry or Haskap, the first one's in the season with berries
and sure it's a Waxwing Magnet!
Unfortunately most commercial trail cameras don't give you satisfactory
pictures, ....perhaps some of the high end one's?
I you Google for Home brew trail cameras, or Sony camera hack, there is allot you'll find
to help you out building it, Buckshot has tutorial on U tube in hacking
cameras, most are Sony's, because these work best for the build and
hack, the motion, electronic sensor board, [below] 3 wires gets hooked up from camera.
Bigfoot outdoors com. you can order from, with Fresnel etc, there are others.
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Some of my builds..
Northern flying squirrel
Well that makes me want a honeyberry but I've heard they don't do well in my area. It would have to be a late blooming variety.
Thanks for posting the infor on your home made motion camera. It looks complicated. I'm not putting one on this years Christmas list but when I do, I'll be sure to research the home brew ones too. My hubby and I could figure it out if we tried I think....maybe.
It's fascinating to find out what prowls around at night or when nobody's around even if the pictures aren't perfect. Our dogs have been sticking their noses under the edge of my kids' playhouse. I know something goes under there, maybe a skunk. I'd be really happy to capture a photo of a Pileated Woodpecker like you did. The map says we have them here but I've never seen one.
Very cool thread! Don't know how I missed this when you originally posted it, but I'm glad you have updated it. You certainly keep yourself busy with clever ways to observe the birds and wildlife.
I really like the 2nd pic of the Waxwing and the Oriole. Do you get a lot of extraneous pics too?
Thank you all!
>>It looks complicated.You can always buy one for around 200 $ from a home builder, Buckshot is one, he backs he's cameras and will repair them if needed.
>>It's fascinating to find out what prowls around at night or when nobody's around even if the pictures aren't perfect.Exactly, you'll always get the odd critters, also bugs and moth like
here, taking advantage of the tree sap at night, holes made from the
yellow bellied sapsucker.
Not focused, but clearly visible, it was sure a surprise.
>>Do you get a lot of extraneous pics too?Sure, allot get's deleted, mostly my neighbors cats.
On your face pictures
Those photos are amazing! I used to get good shots with my Non-typical Cuddeback cam, except that after one flash the animals avoided the camera, and the quality wasn't good enough for birds! How does your camera focus? My cams did poorly in that area.
Thanks Rachel,
Focusing is still a bit a mystery to myself and I have asked this question
in the camera building forum but no one can answer this. Night pictures
are focused surprisingly good with the focus light turned off so the animals don't get scared, well, somebody was thinking it was the preflash, I don't think so, this would be lightening speed, not possible with a point and shoot camera, it's more like hit and miss in the auto setting I have it set to, but you can also go into manual and set the desired distance you think the wildlife might appear.
Thank you all!
I'm still getting surprises..
A early bird from some time ago, still a bit dark.
Common Redpoll...
This little feisty poll chasing away a chickadee
Blue Jay
I have a camera pointed to the dead flower pot to see if I get a night
shot of a Jackrabbit eating on it, but then a bunch of Bohemian
Waxwing needing some water in a puddle.
Thank you Ginni...yes, I Iove it.
Snow is still around and will be a while when all melted, I put some sunflower seed down just to see what comes around, I really hoped to
see a rabbit because I have seen some prints around....no rabbit.
Common Redpolls
White tailed deer
Blue Jay
Neighbors Cat
Thank you Catherine!
Yes, it's so much fun, I only do it's one's in a while...especially
on branches, allot of time when the wind blows, the movement
of the branch will activate it.
Gardenweb did a good job getting rid of that spam....thank you so much!
Konrad: this is unreal.
I've never seen a photo of a Magpie. That is a beautiful bird.
I'm just as interested in your trees there as the fauna. Are those conifers Abies lasciocarpa? I see Tamarack larch of course. And is the birch: Betula papyrifera?
That is some beautiful country. Love the deer, love it all.
Thank you all!
Magpies are a bit of a nuisance....just like crows, they're in the
constant watch for easy picking of fledgelings at this time of year.
Dax, no fir, I have some pine, most in the pictures are green and blue Colorado spruce, some white spruce,..yes, Tamarack and birch, I also grow little leaf Linden, mountain Ash, choke cherries, burr Oak, tons of apple trees, all from seeds, and some more.
Here is one of my pride & joy of a seedling ornamental crab apple.
A wet crow
The Sapsucker got accustomed to the sweet treat now!
Hope this helps filling he's belly and be easy on making holes into my trees!
The female here is not seen anymore, looks like she is busy
with her nest.
Male still comes every day.
Let me know if loading up seems a problem for you...then I should stop this thread.
I love ALL of these. So amazing. Will be doing this myself once I get my own yard.
Did you catch a surprise human in the last one? I've seen a moose once in my life, from about half a mile away. Wouldn't care to get much closer than that. Then again, I was camping for a few weeks at the Boundary Waters in Minnesota/Canada, a bit further north than I'm used to so I'm not really accustomed to them.
I love the deer curious about the camera.
Thank you all!
>>Did you catch a surprise human in the last one?No, that's me, ..it was a one's in a lifetime experience!
I was in the orchard when out of nowhere this moose was standing about 8 feet away, then we looked at each other, me then moving backward from this only tree I left unpicked for wildlife and getting my little pocket camera. This young moose stayed about 10min. munching on apples from the tree and ground.
Some pictures from my side of view.
You can see the trailcamera under the neck.
It's so startling to see those huge animals kneeling to eat off the ground. I guess they usually eat more at eye level - they don't seem to have much in the way of callouses on their knees. Not that I'd want to get too close to something that big to inspect their knees....
Yes,...got me thinking too and your'e right, most often they eat at eye level. The picture above with mother and calf, the little one already kneeling down, perhaps learned from mom or just something what comes natural to them, I was in disbelieve the first time I saw it.
>>Is the building in the second picture an indication of how much snow you get?Sorry, didn't know at first what you meant, Bob, ...that is a little tree house on a steel fuel stand, I use it to put hive boxes up to catch swarms,..bees like to go high when searching for a new home.
Found this one,...thought it was cute.
This Coyote from this Winter
And young Moose
It's been quite awhile since I've been on the forum Konrad and your pictures are still amazing as always! I love them all. I've seen moose kneel down on a street, to lick the salt off the road in Maine before. Wonderful photographs. Makes me want to move up north. I'd love having all that wildlife visiting my yard.
Oh Konrad, I'm so envious of your plot of land!! We have about 35 acres, but we're much too close to civilization. How exciting to actually have moose walking through! What a paradise you have there! Thank you so much for sharing these pictures with us. They make me happy. :)
And it was nice to see you in that one pic too!
Thank you all!
It also makes me happy when you like it and also enjoy nature.
I wasn't going to put a camera up this year with the orchard trees mostly resting, some had a little apples,..well then I figured it would be still nice to see what's going through this year.
One moose was there for about a week, one only whitetail deer mom with two offspring are pretty much there every night,..that's fine with me because last year there was way too many and lots of branches got ripped down, ..eventually they recover.
This is a first for me,..nursing mom.
Hi Konrad great pictures looking at the winter picture gave me a very calm feeling not sure why but I do love my winters and go out for many walk on the river in Quebec Canada all picture are awesome please keep posting this one is full will be looking for other subject of yours love natures pictures I guess we are a little nuts hmm good
Keep those pictures coming Konrad! I live "out in the country", but not like you. I would love living farther out though. How close are you to "development".
Any trees we plant, we have to put fencing around for several years (actually 5-10 years), to keep the deer from stripping them.
It would be so cool to have moose. We have mice.......hahaha
Thank you all!
Yes, winter I also love, especially here in Alberta where lots of sunshine is not lacking.
I live in town on a hill but have about 6 acres hobby farm 12 min. drive, this would be around 45min. from Edmonton, my workplace.
To give you a prospective, the other day picking some pears up on the ladder.
Wow........you're lots closer to other homes than I am.........but you're probably in an area that doesn't have mile after mile of subdivisions. How do your neighbors feel about moose in their yards? I would LOVE it!
Wish you were my neighbor Konrad! :)
Konrad, my husband and I traveled to Alberta and British Columbia last month and hoped to see moose and bears, but had no luck. The farthest north we got to, was the town of Jasper. You're so lucky to have such wonderful wildlife in your area!
Thank you all!
Jasper and Banff National park are known for it's wild landscape with high mountain peaks but really not that much wildlife, guess the area are so vast that these animals are spread out pretty good. Nevertheless, hope you had a good time in Canada.
To see moose, I think Yellowstone park is a better bet.
Yes,..you said it, for over 25 years I have spent every free time there,..most all grown from seeds, incl. several hundred spruce trees. My main goal with this property is pretty well done now. Still allot of work for up keeping.
I know Alberta it grown like crazy with the pipe line I hope the nature will not be at harm
I love your pictures of the moose and deer. Have you ever thought of posting on Flickr it is free and there are lots of others people from Alberta that post pictures of natures. I have made many friends. If you join let me know I will send you my flickr address you can check out my photostream of pictures there are over 1000 a lot people love them most of them are nature


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I thought it should lay on top for atleast 10 days.
Had an OG of 1.065....
Some yeast are real top croppers and create a big head late in the ferment, towards the end. Some don't. Some just drop. Don't worry. Take a gravity reading if you're super worried. Otherwise, let it sit a few more days, then take a gravity reading.
Many of my beers finish basically fermenting in ~3 days.
I'll wait another week then ;-)
What yeast is it?
WL570 Belgian golden ale
I've found that yeast to take forever to clear!
Duvel! Tasty yeast.
I have it in house, but haven't used it in a while, so couldn't say about the head dropping.
You made as starter? Fermentation started quickly?
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Los Alamos Ranch School was a private ranch school for boys in Los Alamos County, New Mexico, USA, near Otowi, in what eventually became Los Alamos. It was founded by a Detroit businessman Ashley Pond II, father of Peggy Pond Church, the New Mexican poet and author.[1]
The school, which was established in 1917, offered a program modeled after the Boy Scouts of America, combining a college preparatory curriculum with a rigorous outdoor life. Famous alumni included William S. Burroughs, Gore Vidal[1][2] and the founder of the Santa Fe Opera, John Crosby.[3]
In November 1942, the school and the surrounding land were purchased by the United States Army's Manhattan Engineering District for use in the top-secret effort to develop the first atomic bomb. The school awarded its final diplomas in January 1943 and the Army took control of the property the following month.[1]
The site was chosen for the Manhattan Project because of its isolation, access to water, ample space, pre-existing buildings which could be used for housing and the fact that much of the surrounding land was already owned by the federal government. It was also located on a mesa in which all entrances could be secured. The facility originally was referred to as "Site Y", but later became known as Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, then Los Alamos National Laboratory. During World War II, the school's Fuller Lodge and the Big House were used as social gathering places for Los Alamos project personnel and some other buildings were used for housing. The school buildings were known as "Bathtub Row" because they were the only houses in Los Alamos with bathtubs.[4]
Fuller Lodge is the site of the Los Alamos Historical Museum. The main part of the Lodge is open for visitor viewing and is frequently used for meetings or weddings. The Los Alamos Art Center is housed in the south wing by Central Avenue.
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- ^ a b c "History of the Los Alamos Ranch School" - article from Los Alamos Historical Society, retrieved April 2, 2008
- ^ William S. Burroughs (edited by James Grauerholz and Ira Silverberg; 1998), Word Virus: The William S. Burroughs Reader, Grove Press, published 2000, ISBN 0-8021-3694-X, ISBN 9780802136947
- ^ Kozinn, Allan (December 17, 2002). "John Crosby, 76, Dies; Started Santa Fe Opera". The New York Times (New York). pp. B10. Retrieved 1 December 2009.
- ^ "The Ranch School Closes Down", Los Alamos National Laboratory website
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Nearly four years ago, I wrote this post. I think it is still relevant.
I do believe that the current leadership of Israel is close to being a "religious thugocracy". Generally in life, if one is constantly looking for a fight, a fight will be found. Whenever a chance of negotiation has arisen, Netanyahu has never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity for any sort of peaceful dialogue.
But when the clowns and fellow-travelers on the other side (including the anti-Semites in Europe on both sides of the political specturm) start railing against "the Jews", then my side has, in essence, been chosen for me.
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Concur, it's not like Isreal hasn't signed peace accords and tried to live up to them time and time again...
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Should I decorate tenants portion of the house?
We have a home where we have converted a portion to 2 studio apartments. There are tenants in living in both apartments. This is my first year with tenants and I'm wondering if I should or should not decorate that portion of the house and leave it to them to make their own decision since it is their space? Or, do I unify the whole house on the outside with my Christmas decor?
Technically you own the exterior of the building and can decorate as you see fit, but I would not do anything that would cast a lot of light inside their units.
I would not decorate your part of the house and leave the tenant part bare if it makes your house look lopsided. You will have to achieve a balance, which may mean decorating your exterior a bit less than you usually do.
I agree with Pal that it would look odd to see part of the house decorated and the rest completely bare.
My brother lives in half a duplex. The owner of the other side of the duplex likes to decorate for the holiday. Since they share a small front porch, she asked my brother about the decorating. He now gives her a small sum for the year, and she decorates the entire porch for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. My brother doesn't mind the decorations; he's just never going to decorate himself. So they are both happy.
Ask your tenants. Or, if you want to outline the whole roof line in lights, tell them that is what you usually do and ask if it will pose a problem for them.
But if you usually put candles in every window, I would not expect them to do the same, for example.
I would ask them first if they mind, and come up with a mutual plan if needed. I have a friend who has very specific, classy taste and decorates the outside of her house with real New England charm, wreath on each window, old colonial traditional, etc. Imagine her dismay when her tenant had tacked up blinky colored lights around her door! Lucky for my friend, that Spring she was having vinyl siding installed and explained that, unfortunately, the next year she had to say no to anything on the vinyl, that she would take care of the exterior decorations. She didn't want to embarrass her new tenant that first year so she lived with it. I do think it's the owner's call on what goes outside the house. It's nice if they can talk it over first to come to a mutual agreement, but I think the owner's taste trumps the tenant's.
I would ask and be prepared to explain what you intend to do decoration-wise. As others mentioned, some may not like holiday decorations or celebrate a different (or no) religious holiday. Others may simply have different taste in decorations. And others still might be looking forward to decorating their spaces themselves. Ultimately it is your property, so I suppose you can do as you like, but I think the kind thing to do is at least make the effort to ask.
We put tacky colored blinky lights on our victorian mansion and it's quite pretty. :p We also do giant wreaths and bows of fir...but NEVER vinyl siding! (I'm sorry but that post went against the grain a bit...maybe because I'm winding tacky colored blinky lights into a fir bow today....)
Our tenant however is left alone. I would NEVER think to decorate someone else's home...even if it's in my own. Even asking is somewhat rude....it imply's a need to answer yes so that you won't make your landlord angry about it. I wouldn't even consider it.
What I would do is change my decorating scheme so that it looks balanced and lovely. In doing that you allow your tenant to make their own choices about going along with your look or doing their own thing...which might be doing nothing, or having tacky colored blinky lights :p If that's the case...I suggest you learn to love them and understand that this is part of having others live in your home if they're paying rent. It's also their home now :)
Thanks everyone for all of the great responses, I hadn't thought about it from all of these different angles. I think I will put up my decorations on my side of the house and give it a couple of days to see if they say something or put up something of their own. Then I will ask (nicely of course) if they have any objection to me decorating the whole house. Thankfully they live in the side of the house with 2 levels and my side is single level (will post pics later) so really from a distance it could look like 2 houses. Thanks all of the SUPER input, you guys are AWESOME!
I really hate when a conversation is a possible insult! ASK assuming their answer is RUDE. "Excuse me in past years we have decorated the outside of the house thusly, would you mind if I repeat it or would you prefer me to not?, I want to respect your right to your part of our building. Being a landlord is new and I do not want to infringe on your rights. I am not sure how you feel about it?". If someone is insulted by the conversation or does not have the male parts to tell you their preference then that is their issue. Not giving them the opportunity to decide for themselves is ridiculous!!! Don't ask here ask your tenants!!!
Please accept my apology, igloochic. I didn't mean to say they are tacky. I have colored lights as well. My friend puts up white lights and very simple wreaths. Her tenant "tacked up" - as in with push pins or nails - multi colored lights. (And to her dismay they blinked as well!) I never meant to insult anyone here and glad I came back to read it again. Sometimes the meaning doesn't come across as intended in the written word! I personally love to see the big colored lights on a house at night. It looks like gingerbread. Peace.


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Designing a neural network (NN) to process complex-valued signals is a challenging task since a complex nonlinear activation function (AF) cannot be both analytic and bounded everywhere in the complex plane ℂ. To avoid this difficulty, 'splitting', i.e., using a pair of real sigmoidal functions for the real and imaginary components has been the traditional approach. However, this 'ad hoc' compromise to avoid the unbounded nature of nonlinear complex functions results in a nowhere analytic AF that performs the error back-propagation (BP) using the split derivatives of the real and imaginary components instead of relying on well-defined fully complex derivatives. In this paper, a fully complex multi-layer perceptron (MLP) structure that yields a simplified complex-valued back-propagation (BP) algorithm is presented. The simplified BP verifies that the fully complex BP weight update formula is the complex conjugate form of real BP formula and the split complex BP is a special case of the fully complex BP. This generalization is possible by employing elementary transcendental functions (ETFs) that are almost everywhere (a.e.) bounded and analytic in ℂ. The properties of fully complex MLP are investigated and the advantage of ETFs over split complex AF is shown in numerical examples where nonlinear magnitude and phase distortions of non-constant modulus modulated signals are successfully restored.
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- Title
- Fully Complex Multi-Layer Perceptron Network for Nonlinear Signal Processing
- Journal
Journal of VLSI signal processing systems for signal, image and video technology
Volume 32, Issue 1-2 , pp 29-43
- Cover Date
- 2002-08-01
- Print ISSN
- 0922-5773
- Online ISSN
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Topics
- Keywords
- nonlinear adaptive signal processing
- fully complex neural network
- split complex neural network
- elementary transcendental functions
- bounded almost everywhere
- analytic almost everywhere
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Taehwan Kim (1) (2)
- Tülay Adali (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Center for Advanced Aviation System Development, The MITRE Corporation, M/S N670, 7515 Colshire Drive, McLean, Virginia, 22102, USA
- 2. Information Technology Laboratory, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Baltimore, Maryland, 21250, USA


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