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IEEE, pronounced "Eye-triple-E," stands for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE, read I-Triple-E) is a professional association headquartered in New York City that is dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence. It has more than 400,000 members in more than 160 countries. IEEE and its members inspire a global community through IEEE's highly cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities.

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How to manually equalize columns in an IEEE paper if using BibTex?

IEEE conference publications in two-column format require authors to manually equalize the lengths of the columns on the last page of the final submission. I have typically done this by inserting a \newpage where necessary -- which usually ends up…
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Why is a**2 != a * a for some floats?

$ python --version Python 2.7.15 $ type test.py import random while True: a = random.uniform(0, 1) b = a ** 2 c = a * a if b != c: print "a = {}".format(a) print "a ** 2 = {}".format(b) print "a * a =…
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IEEE bibliography style for BibLaTeX (not BibTeX)?

Does anyone have or know where to find o bibliography style file like IEEEtr or IEEEtran for BibLaTeX? I've been searching all over, but could only find the ones for BibTeX. BibTeX can't really do the things I want, but my thesis has to conform with…
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Download papers from IEEExplore with wget

I am now out of institute, but need to download paper from IEEExplore. I can ssh to the institute server. I think I should be able to access IEEExplore there, but I don't know how to download. Suppose I am out of institute, and want to download this…
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Handling money value, is it safe to divide a number by 100?

In the repository code, in a module developed by another team, I discovered that there is a conversion of a price from cents to euro, just dividing the number by 100. The code is in Javascript, so it uses the IEEE 754 standard. I know that is not…
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Journal of Latex class files

what is journal of latex class files? is it a journal or something else? I have found that it is a document preparation format but i am looking for a journal. Even i have found few papers those claiming that they are published in journal of latex in…
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Is there a PTP (Precision Time Protocol | IEEE 1588) library?

I've been tasked with syncing a time critical process for logging data from a PLC with a PTP (Precision Time Protocol, IEEE 1588) time source. A quick look at the available libraries all turn up nothing but IVI-C and IVI-COM based…
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IEEE Software Standards

The IEEE has a long list of standards for almost every step within the software engineering process. How many of you have seen a reference to such standards in the documentation you read? I think the idea of combining the suggestions from many…
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Discrepancy in PTP (Precision Time Protocol) hardware Timestamping accuracy measurements

We are analyzing PTP for a control system software and measuring the accuracy of PTP clock synchronization with a small setup of 2 personal computers making one of them as a master and the other as slave. Our current setup is very crude and we do…
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Reverse engineering unknown floating point format

I'm trying to reverse engineer some old file format (Cinema4D old version), for which I cannot find the specification. In this file format, I've managed to find that float values are stored as four bytes, but they don't seem to be normal IEEE…
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Synthesisable Fixed/Floating points in VHDL's IEEE Library

I'm creating a VHDL project (Xilinx ISE for Spartan-6) that will be required to use decimal "real-style" numbers in either fixed/floating point (I'm hoping fixed point will be sufficient). Being quite new to VHDL, I found out the hard way that the…
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Can IEEE 754 floating-point numbers represent the exact same value with multiple bit arrangements?

Can IEEE 754 floating-point numbers represent the exact same value with multiple bit arrangements? For example: 128 exp 3 == 1024.0 256 exp 2 == 1024.0 1024 exp 0 == 1024.0 Does the IEEE 754 standard consider differing bit arrangements to be equal…
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How to indicate "accessed" attribute in Bibtex file when citing urls with IEEE?

According to the IEEE citation style reference, in case we cite urls the access time of the url should be indicated as well. Does anybody know how to indicate this when using BibTeX?
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802.11 header mismatch - pcap

I'm capturing wirless frames the first structure i'm using is struct mgmt_header_t { u_int16_t fc; u_int16_t duration; u_int8_t da[6]; u_int8_t sa[6]; u_int8_t bssid[6]; u_int16_t seq_ctrl; }; but this header…
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Converting Float to IEEE754

I have a program which reads in a binary file of single precision IBM floating points numbers. The goal is to convert these to IEEE754 floating points (in binary format). Currently I am reading in the binary IBM number, converting it to a float and…
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