Florent Carlier
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symposium/workshop on electronic design, test and applications | 2002
Florent Carlier; Fabienne Nouvel; Jacques Citerne
In the upcoming high transmission rate system, based on code division multiple access, standard multi-user detection methods are restricted because of performance and implementation complexity issues. To end up with this issue, self-organized neural networks are proposed. An optimal multi-user detector can be implemented, by using Growing Grid network.
Procedia Computer Science | 2018
Alexandre Schmitt; Florent Carlier; Valérie Renault
Abstract Infrastructures create many problems in the security, economic or health sector. The high level of connectivity on Internet of Things (IoT) field is at the center of new networks and requires interoperable solutions that promote redundancy, and that fault tolerance. Many standard protocols currently allow extensive exchanges between different IoT groups. In this paper, we are interested in reconfigurable links management between sets of IoT linked by Message Queue Telemetry Transport (MQTT). This approach is based on the use of multi-agent systems in charge of arranging network topologies.
international conference on electronics circuits and systems | 2003
Florent Carlier; Fabienne Nouvel
This paper is about a MC-CDMA detector based on unsupervised neural network. Systems based on MC-CDMA techniques generally require quite a complex implementation to achieve high data rates. The solution we will consider here, offers less complexity as well as realtime execution. The idea is to allow the implementation of a simulated system in a realtime system within the field of standard multi-user detection methods.
international conference on neural information processing | 2002
Florent Carlier; Fabienne Nouvel
Performance and implementation complexity issues restrict standard multi-user detection methods in the forthcoming high transmission rate system, based on code division multiple access. We propose self-organized neural networks to cope with this issue and suggest that an optimal multi-user detector can be implemented by using a Kohonen network.
vehicular technology conference | 2017
Tifaine Inguere; Florent Carlier; Valérie Renault
journees francophones sur les systemes multi agents | 2017
Tifaine Inguere; Valérie Renault; Florent Carlier
RJCIA | 2017
Alexandre Schmitt; Florent Carlier; Valérie Renault; Pascal Leroux
Archive | 2017
Valérie Renault; Florent Carlier
JFSMA | 2016
Valérie Renault; Florent Carlier
Sciences et Technologies | 2010
Florent Carlier; Valérie Renault