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Most cited papers from Dirac Research (Sweden)

What are the most cited papers from Dirac Research (Sweden)?

The most cited paper from Dirac Research (Sweden) is "Resource Allocation Under Uncertainty Using the Maximum Entropy Principle" (Moa Johansson, Mikael Sternad, 2005), with 29 citations. Next come "Design and Analysis of Linear Quadratic Gaussian Feedforward Controllers for Active Noise Control" (18) and "You can have it all: abstraction and good cache performance" (10).

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1 Resource Allocation Under Uncertainty Using the Maximum Entropy Principle Moa Johansson, Mikael Sternad · IEEE Transactions on Information Theory 22 Nov 2005 29
2 Design and Analysis of Linear Quadratic Gaussian Feedforward Controllers for Active Noise Control Annea Barkefors, Mikael Sternad, Lars-Johan Brännmark · IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing 19 Aug 2014 18
3 You can have it all: abstraction and good cache performance Juliana Franco, Martin Hagelin, Tobias Wrigstad et al. Conference paperOpen access 13 Oct 2017 10
4 Symmetric Loudspeaker-Room Equalization Utilizing a Pairwise Channel Similarity Criterion Adrian Bahne, Lars-Johan Brännmark, Anders Åhlén · IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing 16 Sep 2013 7
5 Approximate Bayesian Inference by Adaptive Quantization of the Hypothesis Space Mathias Johansson · AIP conference proceedings Conference paper 2005 6
6 Causal IIR Audio Precompensator Filters Subject to Quadratic Constraints Simon Widmark · IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing Open access 28 May 2018 5
7 On the Energy-Efficiency of Cooperative MIMO in Nakagami-Fading Wireless Sensor Networks Erik Björnemo, Anders Åhlén, Mathias Johansson · 2018 52nd Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers Conference paper Nov 2007 5
8 Optimizing the Similarity of Loudspeaker–Room Responses in Multiple Listening Positions Adrian Bahne, Anders Åhlén · IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing 29 Oct 2015 2
9 Competitive Bidding in a Certain Class of Auctions Mathias Johansson · AIP conference proceedings Conference paper 2006 0

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