mauro-belgiovine/impro-leach

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Improved Leach is a project in Omnet++ aiming to simulate a version of Leach with an improved Cluster Head (CH) selection scheme.

DL-channel-estimation-MaMIMO

This repository contains the code needed to reproduce results in the paper by M. Belgiovine, et al. “Deep Learning at the Edge for Channel Estimation in Beyond-5G Massive MIMO,” accepted at IEEE Wireless Communications Magazine (WCM), April 2021.

cpu-get-stat

Functions to get stat information about cpu and/or processes reading from /proc/stat and /proc/<pid>/stat files. Based on a concept explained in answer from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1420426/calculating-cpu-usage-of-a-process-in-linux/1424556#1424556. See test.c for explanations.

hough-transform

Different implementations of Hough Transform

euroshield-vague-source

Vague Source is a mix of pseudo-random techniques and utilities that I often use in my Eurorack explorations, condensed together in a single module.

OSC-to-MIDI

A simple script to receive notes and gates messages over Open Sound Control (OSC) and send MIDI commands to external hardware.

DDoS_simulator

Omnetpp project to simulate a DDoS attack and a basic defense mechanism

fly_and_recharge

Omnet++ simulation of a swarm-intelligence inspired algorithm to schedule recharge tasks in a (fixed) UAV mesh network.

indie_lstm

This is a neural network (LSTM) used to generate song lyrics inspired to the infamous italian "indie" movement. (WIP)

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DRL-beamrefinement-improve-your-aim

[WIP] This repository provides a code to reproduce results in IEEE ICC 2023 paper "Improve your aim: a Deep Reinforcement Learning approach for 5G NR mmWave beam refinement".

belgiovi-clmagma

This is a personal development branch of OpenCL library clmagma-1.0.0 (University of Tennessee). It is intended for practicing with OpenCL development framework and trying to add some new features to the library (as multi-device support). This branch is intended to run on different OpenCL platforms and test portability of both computation and performance through heterogeneous devices (CPUs, GPUs, MICs), not just (ATI) GPUs.