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Chinese Journal of Electronics Editorial Committee Chinese Journal of Electronics Editorial Committee (2011∼2015) Chairman Vice Chairman LI Yanda LIU Shenggang YANG Fuqing Professor, Academician Professor, Academician Professor, Academician Tsinghua University University of Electronic Science Peking University WANG Shoujue and Technology of China Professor, Academician PAN Yunhe ZHANG Yaoxue XIE Weixin Institute of Semiconductors, Professor, Academician Professor, Academician Professor Chinese Academy of Sciences Chinese Academy of Engineering Central South University Shenzhen University DUAN Baoyan WONG Chingping LIU Li Professor, Academician Professor, Academician Professor Xidian University The Chinese University Chinese Institute of Hong Kong of Electronics Members (in alphabetic order) Benjamin W. WAH HAO Yue MEI Hong WANG Ya n g y u a n Professor Professor Professor, Academician Professor, Academician Dept. of Electrical & Computer Xidian University School of Information, Peking University Engineering, University of Illinois, JIAO Licheng Peking University WANG Z i y u Urbana-Champaign, USA Professor, School of Electronic MIN Geyong Professor B. H. Juang Engineering, Xidian University Professor Dept. of Electronics Professor, Academician LANG Tong School of Informatics, Peking University School of Elec. & Comp. Professor Dept. of Computing, WU Yirong Engineering, Cornell University, University of Bradford, Professor, Academician Georgia Inst. of Technology, U.S.A UK Institute of Electronics, USA LI Deyi NG Tung Sang Chinese Academy of Sciences CAO Zhigang Professor, Academician Professor XU Lei Professor 61 Institute, School of Engineering, Professor Dept. of Electronic Engineering, General Staff Headquarters University of Hong Kong Dept. of Computer Science and Tsinghua University P.L.A NIE Zaiping Engineering, The Chinese CHEN Chun LI Wei Professor University of Hong Kong Professor Professor, Academician University of Electronic Science XU Qingxiang Software School, Beijing University of and Technology of China Professor Zhejiang University Aeronautics and Astronautics NIU Xiamu Institute of Electronic Engineering, CHEN Lianghui LI Xia Professor Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Professor, Academician Professor Harbin Institute of Technology Taiwan Institute of Semiconductors, School of Electronics, PAN Yi YANG Shiwen Chinese Academy of Sciences Shenzhen University Professor Professor CHENG Yiuchung LIANG Changhong School of Computer Science, School of Electronic Engineering Professor, Academician Professor Georgia State University, University of Electronic Science CITIC Pacific Ltd Xidian University USA and Technology of China Hong Kong LIM Yongching Philip CHAN YANG Zhen CHI Huisheng Professor Professor Professor Professor Dept. of Electrical Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic Univer- Nanjing University of Posts Peking University National University of Singapore sity and Telecommunications Chong-Yung Chi LIN Huimin Roger MOHR YOU Xiaohu Professor Professor, Academician Professor Professor Institute of Communications Institute of Software Institute National de College of Information Science Engineering, & Chinese Academy of Sciences Recherche en Informatique and Engineering Dept. of Electrical Engineering, LIU Q. H. et en Automatique, Southeast University Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Professor France YUAN Baozong Taiwan Dept. of Electrical Engineering, SHEN Lansun Professor GONG Ke Duke University, Professor Institute of Information Science, Professor USA Beijing University of Technology Beijing Jiaotong University Tianjin University LIU Min SUN Shenghe ZHENG Nanning GOU Zhongwen Professor Professor Professor, Academician Professor Dept. of Automatic Harbin Institute of Technology Xi’an Jiaotong University Government of Beijing Tsinghua University TAN Yonghong ZHONG Yixin Gun-Sik Park LIU Rulin Professor Professor Professor Professor Shanghai Normal University Beijing University of School of Physics, Chinese Institute of Electronics WANG Houjun Posts and Telecommunications College of Natural Sciences, MAO Erke Professor ZHU Yemei Seoul National University, Professor, Academician University of Electronic Science Professor Korea Beijing Institute of Technology and Technology of China Chinese Institute of Electronics Chinese Journal of Electronics Vol. 21 No. 4 (quarterly) Oct. 2012 CONTENTS COMPUTER AND MICROELECTRONICS 583..... RouteOptimizationAlgorithmforVehicletoVehicleCommunicationUsingLocationInformation XU Shenglei and LEE Sangsun 589..... AnEvidence-DrivenFrameworkforTrustworthinessEvaluationofSoftwareBasedonRules WANG Xiaoyan, LIU Shufen and BAO Tie 594..... TISA:ReconfigurableSystemforTemplate-BasedStreamComputing YANG Qianming, WU Nan, WEN Mei, QUAN Wei and ZHANG Chunyuan 599..... AnAlgorithmforBusTrajectoryExtractionBasedonIncompleteDataSource DAI Dameng and MU Dejun 604..... Controllability of Multi-agent Systems with Multiple Leaders and Switching Topologies LUO Xiaoyuan, LIU Dan, ZHANG Fan and GUAN Xinping 609..... A NovelCollaborativeFilteringUsingKernelMethodsforRecommenderSystems CAO Jie, WU Zhiang, ZHUANG Yi, MAO Bo and YU Zeng 615..... ParallelTestTaskSchedulingwithConstraintsBasedonHybridParticleSwarmOptimizationandTabooSearch LU Hui, CHEN Xiao and LIU Jing 619..... SHISModelofE-mailVirusPropagation ZHONG Jiang, LI Ang and WEN Luosheng 623..... A ConvexApproachforLocalStatisticsBasedRegionSegmentation MA Liyan and YU Jian 627..... A NovelBoostedChargeTransferCircuitforHighSpeedChargeDomainPipelinedADC CHEN Zhenhai, YU Zongguang, HUANG Songren, JI Huicai and ZHANG Hong 633..... Frequent2-EpisodeMiningwithMinimalOccurrencesBasedonEpisodeMatrixandLockState LIN Shukuan, WANG Ya, WANG Jue, GUO Tianzhu and QIAO Jianzhong 636..... ModelingandPathGenerationApproachesforCrowdSimulationBasedonComputationalIntelligence LIU Hong, SUN Yuling and LI Yuanyuan 642..... LowPower EEPROM Designed for Sensor Interface Circuit MENG Xiangyun, YANG Sen, CHEN Zhongjian, LU Wengao, ZHANG Yacong, HUANG Jingqing, LI Haojiong, SU Weiguo and LI Song SIGNAL PROCESSING 645..... Orthogonality is Better: Auxiliary Problems in ASO Algorithm ZHANG Taozheng, WANG Xiaojie and TONG Hui 651..... A NonLocalFeature-PreservingStrategyforImageDenoising HE Ning and LU Ke 657..... A Graph-basedMethodtoMineCoexpressionClustersAcrossMultipleDatasets ZAN Xiangzhen, XIAO Biyu, MA Runnian, ZHANG Fengyue and LIU Wenbin 663..... A FusionSchemeofRegionofInterestExtractioninIncompleteFingerprint JING Xiaojun, ZHANG Bo, ZHANG Jie and ZHONG Mingliang 667..... UniformSolutiontoQSATbyP SystemswithProteins LU Chun and SHI Xiaolong 673..... MissingValueEstimationforGeneExpressionProfileData WANG Xuesong, LIU Qingfeng and CHENG Yuhu 678..... A Rate-DistortionModelBasedFrameLayerRateControlAlgorithmforStereoscopicVideoCoding WANG Qun, ZHUO Li, ZHANG Jing and LI Xiaoguang 683..... A KPLS-EigentransformationModelBasedFaceHallucinationAlgorithm LI Xiaoguang, XIA Qing and ZHUO Li 687..... A Two-PartyCombinedCryptographicSchemeandItsApplication WANG Shengbao, XIE Qi, TANG Qiang, ZENG Peng and CHEN Wei 692..... DiscriminativeDecisionFunctionBasedScoringMethodUsedinSpeakerVerification LIANG Chunyan, ZHANG Xiang and YAN Yonghong TELECOMMUNICATION 697..... VisualAttentionModelBasedRegionsofInterestDetectioninCompressedDomain SUI Lei, ZHANG Jing, ZHUO Li and YANG Yuncong 701..... A HomomorphicAggregateSignatureSchemeBasedonLattice ZHANG Peng, YU Jianping and WANG Ting 705..... AnApproximateApproachtoEnd-to-EndTrafficinCommunicationNetworks JIANG Dingde, XU Zhengzheng, NIU Laisen and LIU Jindi 711..... A NovelCovertTimingChannelBasedonRTP/RTCP YING Lizhi, HUANG Yongfeng, YUAN Jian and LINDA Yunlu Bai Chinese Journal of Electronics Vol. 21 No. 4 (quarterly) Oct. 2012 715..... LinearApproximationsofPseudo-HadamardTransform WANG Bin, WU Chunming and CHANG Yaqing 719..... A PersonalDRMSchemeBasedonSocialTrust QIU Qin, TANG Zhi, LI Fenghua and YU Yinyan 725..... QualityofExperienceAssessmentforCross-layerOptimizationofVideoStreamingoverWirelessNetworks LIU Fangqin, LIN Chuang and MENG Kun 730..... AdaptiveLayer-3BufferManagementSchemeforDomesticWLAN Wai Leong Pang, David Chieng and Nural Nadia Ahmad MICROWAVE AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEM ENGINEERING 736..... ImprovedEavesdropping Detection Strategy Based on ExtendedThree-particle Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger State in Two-step Quantum Direct Communication Protocol LI Jian, YE Xinxin, LI Ruifan, ZOU Yongzhong and LU Xiaofeng 740..... InterferometricPhaseStatisticsandEstimationAccuracyofStrongScattererforInSAR XU Huaping, LI Shuang and FENG Liang 745..... RadarClutter Suppression Based on SαS Fractional Autoregressive Model FENG Xun, WANG Shouyong, YANG Jun and ZHU Xiaobo 751..... A NovelSoftSwitchingConverterwithActiveAuxiliary Resonant Commutation CHU Enhui, HOU Xutong and ZHANG Huaguang 756..... Monte-CarloSimulationsontheNoiseCharacteristicsoftheIonBarrierFilmofMicrochannelPlate SHI Feng, FU Shencheng, LI Ye, DUANMU Qingduo and TIAN Jingquan 759..... ANNSynthesisModelsforAsymmetricCoplanarWaveguideswithFiniteDielectricThickness WANG Zhongbao and FANG Shaojun 764..... A NewApproachtoAirborneHighResolutionSARMotionCompensationforLargeTrajectoryDeviations MENG Dadi, HU Donghui and DING Chibiao 770..... NovelImplementationofTrack-OrientedMultipleHypothesisTrackingAlgorithm GUO Jianhui and ZHANG Rongtao —·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·—·— CJE Office The Chinese Institute of Electronics P. O. Box 165, Beijing 100036, CHINA Tel: (8610) 6828 5082 Fax: (8610) 6817 3796 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Home page: http://www.ejournal.org.cn
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