- RADSim is a custom modeling and simulation tool built by Riverside Research to model algorithms and to simulate a radar’s functional elements without specialized system/mission hardware or software. RADSim uses a graphical programming language to rapidly build and assess prototypes and perform “what if” trials and algorithm trade studies.
- Elliot Fishman – Director of Diagnostic Imaging and Body CT at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Professor of Radiology, Oncology, Surgery, Urology and Founder of ctisus.com. Possibly the worlds most recognisable CT Radiologist and has a large and dedicated following.
In this chapter we describe Radsim (Radar simulation), a simulation environment developed to support the ANTs common challenge problem. Topics discussed include the general simulation model used, the models of the Doppler sensors and moving targets, the communication model used among the agents, the control of the system through an external API.
Hi,the following minimal document
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won't compile under a freshly installed MikTex 2.9 distribution plus a freshly installed 'tipa' package on a Windows 7 machine. It always gives the following error:
LaTeX error: Missing begin{document}
The problem is caused by the 'tipa' package, as once it's removed, the compilation works. I've been trying to google about this but haven't found any solution. I'll be very grateful for any suggestions.
Thanks, RadekHi everybody,
I need a table of the following format:X | text in two lines | Y | paragraph-like text
The problem with using {c|p{x}|c|p{x}}:
If I break the line in the second column (to create the needed second line), the text of the first line spans over the whole width of the column, which looks extremely ugly.
Untitled Radiodust
The problem with using multirow for the last column:
Untitled Radiohead
The text of the last column often (but not always) spans over more than two lines.
Untitled Random House
Any suggestions for an elegant solution? Is it possible to align paragraph-like text in tables to the left? That would be the easiest way to go, I guess.
Thanks a lot!