Sufficient conditions for the nonexistence of limit cycles in two-dimensional digital filters
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems, 1979The stability of the two classes of two-dimensional digital filters defined by F1: x_{i+1,j+1} = Q_R[ax_{i+1,j}+bx_{i,j+1}+cx_{i,j}] and F2: x_{i+1,j+1} = Q_R[ax_{i+1,j}]+Q_R[bx_{i,j+1}] is studied. Here Q_R is the rounding operator, and fixed-point arithmetic is used.
El-Agizi, N. G., Fahmy, Moustafa M.
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Do we have sufficient information for digital timber trade?
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Transforming Sufficiently? Data Centers and the Paradoxes of Digital Infrastructure
Beta, 2023Mads Dahl Gjefsen, Jens Petter Johansen
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Is digital technology sufficient to counteract sedentary behavior?
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The Use of Artificial Intelligence to Aid in Creating Sufficient Digital Accessibility Solutions
2020Digital accessibility and artificial intelligence technologies do not always go hand in hand. This research examines the current digital accessibility and artificial intelligence landscape, evaluating whether AI can provide adequate solutions for existing gaps in accessibility technology.
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Design for Digital Sufficiency: Understanding User Preferences for More Sustainable Data Centers
ACM Journal on Computing and Sustainable SocietiesDigital sufficiency, an emerging concept from the sustainable computing literature, can inform interface design to better manage and potentially reduce energy consumption in data centers, which is intensifying due to AI and data growth, despite energy efficiency efforts.
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Necessary-but-not-sufficient service provider capabilities in digital transformational outsourcing
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2021SUDIPTO MAZUMDER, Swapnil Garg
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Digital sufficiency: A new perspective on digitalisation as a driver for sustainability?
Die Welt befindet sich im digitalen Wandel, welcher Arbeitsabläufe von Unternehmen und alltägliche Lebensstile verändert. Digitalen Technologien wird nachgesagt, dass sie eine nachhaltige Entwicklung unterstützen und in vielen Bereichen ungenutzte Potenziale nutzbar machen können, etwa durch die Reduzierung des Energie- und Ressourcenverbrauchs.Hielscher, Sabine, Schmelzle, Frieder
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Sufficiency transitions: A review of consumption changes for environmental sustainability
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021Maria Sandberg
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