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course, if the device that had the momentary loss has logging capabilities, then the event log can give insight as to whether or not there is an actual problem. Occasionally, you may experience an intermittent problem, but it is hard to determine when the problem will arise again. In this case, you can utilize a network management station or a network sniffer to try to nail down the problem as it occurs. When testing a problem within your production network, you will need to ensure that you have some basic equipment with you. Some examples of network troubleshooting equipment include the following:

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In July 2008, new guidance, Managing the Business Risk of Fraud: A Practical Guide (the Guide ), was issued by the Institute

In the context of digital transmission, jitter is de ned as short-term variation of the sampling instant from its intended position in time or phase. Longer-term variation of the sampling instant is called wander. Jitter can cause transmission impairments such as:

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(e) Find H (Zn |Zn 1 ) for n 2. (f) Are Zn 1 and Zn independent for n 2 4.31 Markov . Let {Xi } Bernoulli(p). Consider the associated Markov chain {Yi }n , where i=1 Yi = (the number of 1 s in the current run of 1 s). For example, if X n = 101110 . . . , we have Y n = 101230 . . . . (a) Find the entropy rate of X n . (b) Find the entropy rate of Y n . Time symmetry. Let {Xn } be a stationary Markov process. We condition on (X0 , X1 ) and look into the past and future. For what index k is H (X n |X0 , X1 ) = H (Xk |X0 , X1 ) Give the argument. 4.33 Chain inequality. chain. Show that Let X1 X2 X3 X4 form a Markov (4.108)

The basic method for calculating a position is given below It is based on a Taylor s series development3 of the rst order of the pseudo ranges obtained from at least four satellites in order to cope with the three spatial coordinates, plus the clock time bias of the receiver This resolution method can be seen as a sphere intersection related method, as compared to the approach described in the next section, which describes a hyperboloid intersection approach.

to maintenance, or the unavailability of a server for a particular customer class due to the fact that the server is occupied by another customer class. One also often speaks about server vacation models in this context, simply because from a customer server is taking a vacation and cannot serve customers for some time. There are many aspects that characterise from the normal concerning

The system to be resolved is composed of the four pseudo range expressions (ri) given below: q ri xi xr 2 yi yr 2 zi zr 2 ctr , (8:4) where (xr, yr, zr) is the position of the receiver (searched for) and (xi, yi, zi) is the position of satellite i (which has to be calculated from the navigation data), and tr the receiver s clock bias with respect to the constellation reference time The locations of the satellites are those at the moment the signals are sent from the satellite to the receiver Therefore, an iterative process has to be implemented In fact, at the rst iteration of the process, only an estimated value of the propagation time can be used (based on an estimation of the receiver s position), and must be checked at the end of this rst iteration.

Figure 10.36 Least gradient/linear interpolation reconstruction of COMP-I image data: (a) raw image; (b) single-lenslet image; (c) baseline image; (d) reconstructed image. The person is 3 m from the imagers; the hand in the near eld is 0.7 m away. The images are captured simultaneously; the relative shift in the position of the hand and the person is due to parallax between the imagers. (Images collected by Andrew Portnoy and Mohan Shankar.)