In order to solve the subband decomposition problem of the wideband signal with a large spectrum scope, a new method for nun-uniform subband decomposition based on Power Spectral Density (PSD) was proposed to dynamically adjust the number and bandwidth of subband, reasonably control the autocorrelation matrix eigenvalue spread of subband signals and improve the performance and efficiency of subband signal processing. For a given sequence, the number of subbands and the spectrum range of subband were determined through power spectrum estimation. Then the subband signal was shifted to zero frequency using subband modulation to achieve signal decomposition. The eigenvalue spread of subband signal and signal reconstruction performance were analyzed using Matlab. The experimental results show that, compared with the existing methods with equal number of subbands, the proposed one using the distribution information of PSD can effectively control the eigenvalue spread of subband while maintaining well signal reconstruction performance.
The existing methods of constructing Voronoi diagram have low efficiency and high complexity, to remedy the disadvantages, a new method of constructing and updating Voronoi diagram based on the hybrid methods was given to query the nearest neighbor of the given spatial data effectively, and a new method of searching the nearest neighbor based on Voronoi diagram and the minimum inscribed circle was presented. To deal with the frequent, changes of the query point position, the method based on Voronoi diagram and the minimum bounding rectangle was proposed. To improve the efficiency of the dual nearest neighbor pair and closest pair query, a new method was given based on Voronoi polygons and their minimum inscribed circles. The experimental results show that the proposed methods reduce the additional computation caused by the uneven distribution of data and have a large advantage for the big dataset and the frequent query.
A peer-to-peer (P2P) E-mail architecture was presented. It eliminated dependence on a single center server, and provided confidential E-mail service for all users. Its basic mechanisms of sending and reading E-mail were implemented in our design. Its prototype was implemented and discussed.