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  Dipole-Dipole Coupling and Other Interaction Effects in Polar Dielectrics and Magnetic Relaxation of Single Domain Ferromagnetic Nanoparticles 

  Al Bayyari, Mohammad Hassan (Trinity College Dublin. School of Engineering. Discipline of Electronic & Elect. Engineering, 2021)

  The main purpose of this thesis is to provide the precise details of the very onerous calculations underlying our two published papers [1] and [2]. Thus, the latter can be better understood and utilised later for future ...
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  Neural Turn-Taking Models for Spoken Dialogue Systems 

  Roddy, Matthew (Trinity College Dublin. School of Engineering. Discipline of Electronic & Elect. Engineering, 2021)

  In order to simulate naturalistic turn-taking behaviours, such as fast-turn switches, intentional overlap, backchanneling, and barge-in, spoken dialogue systems (SDSs) will need to have computational models of turn-taking ...
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  Network Sharing for Reliable Networks: A Data-Driven Study 

  Gomes Santos Gonçalves, André Vinícius (2020)

  The next generation of mobile networks will bring an appetite for reliable communication, which enables emerging critical-communication services. In this paper, we present network sharing between operators as a way to ...
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  Multi-operator connectivity sharing for reliable networks: a data-driven risk analysis 

  Gomes Santos Gonçalves, André Vinícius; Kibilda, Jacek (2021)

  A key distinction between today’s and future networks is the appetite for reliable communication to support emerging critical-communication services. In this paper, we study multi-operator connectivity as a form of redundancy ...
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  Build automation and runtime abstraction for partial reconfiguration on Xilinx Zynq Ultrascale+ 

  Shanker, Shreejith (2020)

  Partial reconfiguration (PR) is fundamental to building adaptive systems on modern FPGA SoCs, where hardware can be adapted dynamically at runtime. Vendor supported reconfiguration is performance ...

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