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Generation of Password Element IEEE std. 802.11 in Python
I'm trying to implement the generation of Password Element for WPA3 SAE in Python according to IEEE standard 802.11.
In the Appendix, I found the SAE test vectors, however I have a problem in the KDF ...
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Pandapower: Connect two networks
I would like to use two of the IEEE case examples and connect them using pandapower. One should represent a DSO net and one a TSO net. Now the issue is that I am unsure whether I have connected them ...
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Parsing Significand Bits Procedure MIPS
I am currently working on a MIPS program which takes in user input as a decimal then gives the sign, exponent, significand bits, truncated unsigned int, and truncated int. I'm having trouble with my ...
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Exponent bias or the subtraction "Exponent - Bias" for IEEE 754 Floating Point Format
Currently reviewing some material and I see that in IEEE 754 floating point format it says:
x = (-1)^S ×ばつ (1 + Fraction) ×ばつ 2^(Exponent - Bias)
I am unclear on weather the 2^(Exponent - Bias) indicates ...
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why does linux resend packet and change headers RAW sockets unix
I have this code down below I use to send raw socket on unix with sendto function. it works fine. If the packet is 802.11 frame, as I send the packet it gets resent by the OS with some modifications.
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Building Simulink Design off schematic
I am new to using simulink and am after building this model in the picture below. The only values which are not constants is K(t), and θ_a(t) which are inputs. Ultimately I'm confused with what the ...
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Need clarification on VHDL expressions involving std_logic_vector, unsigned and literals, unsure about compiler interpretation
I do not understand how the following operations 2s – 1 and 1 - 2s are performed in the following expressions:
R <= (s & '0') - 1;
L <= 1-(s & '0');
Considering the fact that R and L ...
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Explanation of Rounding of two Ieee754 numbers
Recently I have been creating a Standard Library for my custom language. The library contains some soft floating point functionality because my target processor does not have an FPU.I don't support ...
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Why \markboth command doesn't work in my overleaf?
I am preparing my conference paper and the conference committee provies a template in a word documents. But, I am comfortable with Latex. I am using Overleaf. In the template at the very beginning the ...
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Chatbot written in Python that should work in Telegram does not search for articles from the IEEE Spectrum website
I need to create a bot that will search for articles on the IEEE Spectrum site after the user enters keywords. The bot must work in Telegram. But when searching for articles, the bot always gives me ...
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How to Use Overleaf along with Zotero when using IEEE Access Template
I am currently using Overleaf and I want to create a paper following the IEEE Access guidelines.
These are the steps I followed:
I first downloaded the officially recommended latex template from ...
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Could a frame have different vendor specific fields?
I was analyzing a database of probe requests until I found the following packet which has 3 different vendor specific fields. How to interpret that ?
RadioTap version=0 pad=0 len=24 present=Flags+...
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Maximum absolute and relative error of IEEE-754 single precision representation?
I'm looking to find the maximum overall absolute and relative error of IEEE-754 single precision representation. Sign: 1 bit, Exponent: 8 bits, Significand: 23 bits.
I understood that when normalised, ...
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Canonical double format from ecmascript
I'm trying to figure out what exactly the ECMAScript of a non-integral number is. I believe this is covered under: double-precision 64-bit binary format IEEE here. However, what might be some ...
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Compare 2 floats by their bitwise representation in C
I had this question on my exam, and I couldn't realy solve it, will appreciate some help.
Fill the blanks only, function must return true if and only if x<y.
Assume x,y cannot be NaN (but can be +-...