2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-1642-5_32
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Significance of Haralick Features in Bone Tumor Classification Using Support Vector Machine

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“…Let us denote the amount of offloaded data to the nth MEC server by the mth SD at time-slot t as a mn t (bits), the CPU-cycle frequency of the nth MEC server at time-slot t as ⇢ n t (cycles/sec), which cannot exceed its maximum value ⇢ u (cycles/sec). Let the small scale fading, e.g., [12], power gain between the mth SD and the BS be denoted by m t at time-slot t, which is exponentially distributed with mean 1 ⇠ , i.e., m t ⇠ Exp(⇠). Hence, the corresponding channel power gain can be expressed as h m t = m t q 0 (l 0 /l t ) ✓ , where q 0 is the path-loss constant, l 0 is the reference distance, l t is the distance between the mth SD and the BS in the tth time-slot, and ✓ is the path-loss exponent.…”
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“…Let us denote the amount of offloaded data to the nth MEC server by the mth SD at time-slot t as a mn t (bits), the CPU-cycle frequency of the nth MEC server at time-slot t as ⇢ n t (cycles/sec), which cannot exceed its maximum value ⇢ u (cycles/sec). Let the small scale fading, e.g., [12], power gain between the mth SD and the BS be denoted by m t at time-slot t, which is exponentially distributed with mean 1 ⇠ , i.e., m t ⇠ Exp(⇠). Hence, the corresponding channel power gain can be expressed as h m t = m t q 0 (l 0 /l t ) ✓ , where q 0 is the path-loss constant, l 0 is the reference distance, l t is the distance between the mth SD and the BS in the tth time-slot, and ✓ is the path-loss exponent.…”
Section: System Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, to solve the problem in (12), we use projection gradient descent to choose the primal variable x t+1 followed by a projection gradient ascent to determine the corresponding dual variable t+1 as functions of the decisions made in timeslot t. Leveraging the idea of the prox-method [14], we define an auxiliary function A t (x, ), as…”
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“…Although in the past few decades, the conventional approaches, such as Hand-Crafted Features (HCF), were used, as the time passed, however, the objects and their backgrounds became more confusing, thereby restricting their use. Handcrafted features included Histogram of Oriented Graph (HOG) [6], geometric features [7], Scale Invariant Feature Transformation (SIFT) [8], Difference of Gaussian (DoG) [9], Speeded-Up Robust Features (SURF) [10], and texture features (HARLICK) [11]. Recent techniques, in contrast, proposed to exploit a hybrid set of features to get a better representation of an object [12].…”
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