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How to use Soft Computing in Wireless Communication area?

Abstract The proliferation of number of users in a limited wireless spectrum have raised the levels of inter symbol interference (ISI) and have also contributed towards probable degradation of quality of service (QoS). The key challenges faced by upcoming wireless communication systems is to provide high-data-rate wireless access with better QoS. Also, the fast shrinking spectrum for such communication have necessitated the development of methods to increase spectral efficiency. Multiple input multiple output (MIMO) wireless technology is a viable option in such a situation and is likely to be able to meet the demands of these ever-expanding mobile networks. Many researchers have explored this field over a considerable period of time. A sizable portion of the research have been on the application of traditional statistical methods in such areas. Over the years, soft computational tools like artificial neural network (ANN), fuzzy systems and their combinations have received attent...

Article On Soft Computing

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An overview of soft computing  Pooja Gaikwad* Abstract  Soft computing, as opposed to traditional computing, deals with approximate models and gives solutions to complex real-life problems. Unlike hard computing, soft computing is tolerant of imprecision, uncertainty, partial truth, and approximations. In effect, the role model for soft computing is the human mind. Soft computing is based on techniques such as fuzzy logic, genetic algorithms, artificial neural networks, machine learning, and expert systems. Although soft computing theory and techniques were first introduced in 1980s, it has now become a major research and study area in automatic control engineering. The techniques of soft computing are nowadays being used successfully in many domestic, commercial, and industrial applications. With the advent of the low-cost and very high performance digital processors and the reduction of the cost of memory chips it is clear that the techniques and applicat...

Steps of Mongodb with PHP Connectivity.

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Mongodb with PHP Connectivity Make a Connection and Select a Database <?php   // connect to mongodb   $m = new MongoClient();   echo "Connection to database successfully";   // select a database   $db = $m->examplesdb;   echo "Database examplesdb selected"; ?> Create a Collection <?php   // connect to mongodb   $m = new MongoClient();   echo "Connection to database successfully";   // select a database   $db = $m->examplesdb;   echo "Database examplesdb selected";   $collection = $db->createCollection("examplescol");   echo "Collection created succsessfully"; ?> Insert a Document <?php   // connect to mongodb   $m = new MongoClient();   echo "Connection to database successfully";   // select a database   $db = $m->examplesdb;   echo "Database examplesdb selected";   $collection = $db-...

Simple Blog Creation using Mongodb. (Project UI)

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                                                    "Simple Blog Creation using MongoDB"                                                        (User Interface)

Project Management in cloud base tool (zoho)

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Project Management on Cloud Group : Name: Gaikwad Pooja  Role : Administrator - Admin (Portal owner) Name: Potdar Aarti  Role : Employee Name: Abuj Sayali  Role : Employee Name: Aadekar Sonali  Role : Employee -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cloud Based Tool Used:   ZOHO Name of the Company:   We are Four Project Name:   Simple blog creation using MongoDB Tasks Allocated:   Gaikwad Pooja :                                 1) Basic Setup.                                2) Create a project User Interface.  ...

Basic Android Programming

Step 1: Install Android Studio Go to  http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html  to download Android Studio. Use the installer to install Android Studio following its instructions. Step 2: Open a New Project Open Android Studio. Under the "Quick Start" menu, select "Start a new Android Studio project." On the "Create New Project" window that opens, name your project "HelloWorld". If you choose to, set the company name as desired*. Note where the project file location is and change it if desired. Click "Next." Make sure on that "Phone and Tablet" is the only box that is checked. If you are planning to test the app on your phone, make sure the minimum SDK is below your phone's operating system level. Click "Next." Select "Blank Activity." Click "Next." Leave all of the Activity name fields as they are. Click "finish" Step 3: Edit the Welcome Message in ...