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Nature Neuroscience, 1998
There has been considerable debate whether the opsin genes of several 'blind' animals code for functional photopigments, and if so, what physiological responses these photopigments may mediate1. We report the first isolation and in vitro expression of a functional cone-like photopigment from the highly degenerate eye of a visually blind fossorial ...
David-Gray, Z.K. +4 more
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Novelty detection in blind steganalysis

Proceedings of the 10th ACM workshop on Multimedia and security, 2008
It is generally believed that a blind steganalyzer trained on sufficiently many diverse steganographic algorithms will become universal in the sense that it will generalize to previously unseen (novel) stego methods. While this is a partially correct statement if the embedding mechanism of the novel method resembles some of the methods on which the ...
Tomás Pevný, Jessica J. Fridrich
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Blind adaptive multiuser detection

IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1995
This paper introduces an adaptive multiuser detector which converges (for any initialization) to the minimum mean-square error detector without requiring training sequences. This blind multiuser detector requires no more knowledge than does the conventional single-user receiver: the desired user's signature waveform and its timing.
Michael L. Honig, Upamanyu Madhow, Sergio Verdú +2 more
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blindness

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multiuser detection
telecommunication

steganography
humans