Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure are directed towards apparatus and techniques for wireless communication. An example apparatus generally includes: a first transmit chain; a first receive chain; a first coupler coupled to the first transmit chain; a second coupler coupled to the first receive chain; a first analog interference cancellation (AIC) circuit having an input coupled to the first coupler and an output coupled to the first receive chain; and a first routing device coupled between the first coupler and the input of the first AIC circuit, the first routing device being further coupled between the first coupler and a digital interference cancellation (DIC) circuit.

Abstract: The described aspects may improve the operation and performance of a user equipment (UE) implementing multiple radios. In an aspect, an apparatus for wireless communication including a first radio and a second radio is provided. The apparatus may be a UE. The apparatus powers OFF the first radio when the second radio is to be used for one or more wireless communications. The first radio enables communication using resources associated with a mobile network and the second radio enables communication with a passive communication device. The apparatus communicates using the second radio while the first radio is powered OFF.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a receiving device may receive an indication of an upcoming backscatter reading operation. Accordingly, the receiving device may adjust a reception parameter of the receiving device in response to the indication. Numerous other aspects are described.

Abstract: A UE may receive an SCI for a first transmission. The UE may select a threshold value for a channel metric threshold. A first threshold value may be selected for the channel metric threshold if the SCI indicates that the first transmission is associated with a backscattering-based communications device. A second threshold value may be selected for the channel metric threshold if the SCI indicates that the first transmission is not associated with the backscattering-based communications device. The first threshold value may be different from the second threshold value. The UE may measure at least a portion of the first transmission to generate a channel metric for the first transmission. The UE may transmit a second transmission using resources selected based on the channel metric and the channel metric threshold.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed for frequency-based predistortion signal generation. In an example aspect, the apparatus includes a predistortion linearizer circuit configured to be coupled to an input of an amplifier. The amplifier has non-linearities associated with multiple frequencies. The multiple frequencies include a first subset of frequencies and a second subset of frequencies. The predistortion linearizer circuit is also configured to accept an input signal. The predistortion linearizer circuit is additionally configured to generate, based on the input signal, a compensation signal to attenuate the non-linearities existing within the first subset of frequencies more than the non-linearities existing within the second subset of frequencies. The predistortion linearizer circuit is further configured to generate a pre-distorted signal based on the input signal and the compensation signal.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may be capable of operating according to a first transmission efficiency operating mode and a second transmission efficiency operating mode that is less power efficient than the first transmission efficiency operating mode. The first transmission efficiency operating mode may be associated with a first undesired emission level that is greater than a second undesired emission level associated with the second transmission efficiency operating mode. The UE may select to operate in one of the two transmission efficiency operating modes based on one or more communication parameters (e.g., indicated by control signaling received from a base station). For example, the UE may select to operate in the first transmission efficiency operating mode based on determining that one or more of the communication parameters satisfies at least one parameter criterion for operating in the first transmission efficiency operating mode.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure are directed towards apparatus and techniques for wireless communication. An example apparatus generally includes: a first transmit chain; a first receive chain; a first coupler coupled to the first transmit chain; a second coupler coupled to the first receive chain; a first analog interference cancellation (AIC) circuit having an input coupled to the first coupler and an output coupled to the first receive chain; and a first routing device coupled between the first coupler and the input of the first AIC circuit, the first routing device being further coupled between the first coupler and a digital interference cancellation (DIC) circuit.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed for frequency-based predistortion signal generation. In an example aspect, the apparatus includes a predistortion linearizer circuit configured to be coupled to an input of an amplifier. The amplifier has non-linearities associated with multiple frequencies. The multiple frequencies include a first subset of frequencies and a second subset of frequencies. The predistortion linearizer circuit is also configured to accept an input signal. The predistortion linearizer circuit is additionally configured to generate, based on the input signal, a compensation signal to attenuate the non-linearities existing within the first subset of frequencies more than the non-linearities existing within the second subset of frequencies. The predistortion linearizer circuit is further configured to generate a pre-distorted signal based on the input signal and the compensation signal.

Abstract: An exemplary method includes maintaining a receiver-side mesh-vertices list, receiving duplicative-vertex information from a sender, and responsively reducing the receiver-side mesh-vertices list in accordance with the received duplicative-vertex information, and rendering, using the reduced receiver-side mesh-vertices list, viewpoint-adaptive three-dimensional (3D) personas of a subject at least in part by weighting video pixel colors from different video-camera vantage points of video cameras that capture video streams of the subject, the weighting being performed according to a respective geometric relationship of each video-camera vantage point to a user-selected viewpoint.

Abstract: An exemplary method includes generating a 3D mesh of a subject based on frames of time-synchronized video streams of a subject, the frames associated with a first time and generating a transformed facial-mesh model based on a facial portion of the 3D mesh and a facial-mesh model. The method further includes generating a hybrid mesh by combining the transformed facial-mesh model and at least a portion of the 3D mesh. The method further includes generating a current 3D mesh based on frames of the time-synchronized video streams associated with a second time that temporally follows the first time. The method further includes generating a deformed historical 3D mesh by applying a non-rigid deformation process to the hybrid mesh based on the current 3D mesh. The method further includes compressing the deformed historical 3D mesh to form at least one triangle-based 3D submesh including a plurality of submesh triangles.

Abstract: An exemplary method includes maintaining a receiver-side mesh-vertices list, receiving duplicative-vertex information from a sender, and responsively reducing the receiver-side mesh-vertices list in accordance with the received duplicative-vertex information, and rendering, using the reduced receiver-side mesh-vertices list, viewpoint-adaptive three-dimensional (3D) personas of a subject at least in part by weighting video pixel colors from different video-camera vantage points of video cameras that capture video streams of the subject, the weighting being performed according to a respective geometric relationship of each video-camera vantage point to a user-selected viewpoint.

Abstract: Systems and methods relate to encoded video streams including geometric-data streams transmitted to a receiver for rendering of a viewpoint-adaptive 3D persona. A method includes obtaining at least one triangle-based three-dimensional (3D) submesh of a subject, wherein the obtained triangle-based 3D submesh includes a plurality of submesh vertices that define a plurality of submesh triangles, identifying a plurality of strips of the submesh triangles, generating triangle-strip data representing the identified strips of submesh triangles, generating compressed-submesh data that includes the triangle-strip data, and transmitting the compressed-submesh data to a receiver for reconstruction of the triangle-based 3D submesh of the subject.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may be capable of operating according to a first transmission efficiency operating mode and a second transmission efficiency operating mode that is less power efficient than the first transmission efficiency operating mode. The first transmission efficiency operating mode may be associated with a first undesired emission level that is greater than a second undesired emission level associated with the second transmission efficiency operating mode. The UE may select to operate in one of the two transmission efficiency operating modes based on one or more communication parameters (e.g., indicated by control signaling received from a base station). For example, the UE may select to operate in the first transmission efficiency operating mode based on determining that one or more of the communication parameters satisfies at least one parameter criterion for operating in the first transmission efficiency operating mode.

Abstract: Systems and methods relate receiving video streams captured of a subject by video cameras, each video stream including video frames that are time-synchronized with the video, each video camera having a known vantage point in a predetermined coordinate system; obtaining at least one three-dimensional (3D) mesh of the subject, the mesh being time-synchronized and including a plurality of mesh vertices with known locations; identifying a user-selected viewpoint, and identifying a viewpoint-specific subset of the mesh vertices visible; generating 3D submeshes of the subject by calculating visible-vertices lists from the vantage point of each video camera from which the viewpoint-specific subset of mesh vertices is visible; projecting mesh vertices from the calculated visible-vertices lists on to video pixels; and rendering viewpoint-adaptive 3D personas of the subject by weighting video pixel colors from different video-camera vantage points according to the geometric relationship of each video-camera vantage poi

Abstract: An exemplary method includes generating a 3D mesh of a subject based on frames of time-synchronized video streams of a subject, the frames associated with a first time and generating a transformed facial-mesh model based on a facial portion of the 3D mesh and a facial-mesh model. The method further includes generating a hybrid mesh by combining the transformed facial-mesh model and at least a portion of the 3D mesh. The method further includes generating a current 3D mesh based on frames of the time-synchronized video streams associated with a second time that temporally follows the first time. The method further includes generating a deformed historical 3D mesh by applying a non-rigid deformation process to the hybrid mesh based on the current 3D mesh. The method further includes compressing the deformed historical 3D mesh to form at least one triangle-based 3D submesh including a plurality of submesh triangles.

Abstract: A process for hydrocracking 2,4-dimethylpentane and/or 2,2,3-trimethylbutane can comprise: contacting a hydrocracking feed stream in the presence of hydrogen with a hydrocracking catalyst, wherein the hydrocracking feed stream comprises at least 0.5 wt % of 2,4-dimethylpentane and/or 2,2,3-trimethylbutane, based upon a total weight of the hydrocracking feed stream; and wherein the hydrocracking catalyst comprises a medium pore zeolite having a pore size of 5-6 A and a silica to alumina molar ratio of 20-75; preferably the hydrocracking catalyst comprises a medium pore zeolite having a pore size of 5-6 A and a silica to alumina molar ratio of 20-75 and a large pore zeolite having a pore size of 6-8 A and a silica to alumina molar ratio of 10-80, wherein the hydrogenation metal is deposited on the medium pore zeolite and the large pore zeolite.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may support two different modes of operation (e.g., a normal transmission efficiency mode, a high transmission efficiency mode, etc.) either controlled by a network or the UE. The UE may transmit an indication of a capability of supporting the different modes of operation, where the network or the UE determine to use which mode of operation to use based on the transmitted capability. For example, the network may transmit an explicit indication of which mode of operation for the UE to use and/or may transmit an indication of the modes of operation, where the UE determines which mode of operation to use after receiving the indication. Additionally, the UE may determine which mode of operation to use based on being scheduled within or outside of a restricted bandwidth allocated to a mode of operation.

Abstract: A process for hydrocracking 2,4-dimethylpentane and/or 2,2,3-trimethylbutane can comprise: contacting a hydrocracking feed stream in the presence of hydrogen with a hydrocracking catalyst, wherein the hydrocracking feed stream comprises at least 0.5 wt % of 2,4-dimethylpentane and/or 2,2,3-trimethylbutane, based upon a total weight of the hydrocracking feed stream; and wherein the hydrocracking catalyst comprises a medium pore zeolite having a pore size of 5-6 A and a silica to alumina molar ratio of 20-75; preferably the hydrocracking catalyst comprises a medium pore zeolite having a pore size of 5-6 A and a silica to alumina molar ratio of 20-75 and a large pore zeolite having a pore size of 6-8 A and a silica to alumina molar ratio of 10-80, wherein the hydrogenation metal is deposited on the medium pore zeolite and the large pore zeolite.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods and systems for classifying pixels as foreground using both short-range depth data and long-range depth data. One embodiment takes the form of a process that includes obtaining video data depicting at least a portion of a user. The process also includes obtaining short-range depth data associated with the video data. The process also includes obtaining long-range depth data associated with the video data. The video data, short-range depth data, and long-range depth data may be obtained via a single 3-D video camera. The process also includes classifying pixels of the video data as foreground based at least in part on both the short-range depth data and the long-range depth data. In some embodiments, classifying pixels of the video data as foreground comprises employing an alpha mask. The alpha mask may comprise binary foreground (hard) indicators. The alpha mask may comprise foreground-likelihood (soft) indicators.

Abstract: Systems and methods relate receiving video streams captured of a subject by video cameras, each video stream including video frames that are time-synchronized with the video, each video camera having a known vantage point in a predetermined coordinate system; obtaining at least one three-dimensional (3D) mesh of the subject, the mesh being time-synchronized and including a plurality of mesh vertices with known locations; identifying a user-selected viewpoint, and identifying a viewpoint-specific subset of the mesh vertices visible; generating 3D submeshes of the subject by calculating visible-vertices lists from the vantage point of each video camera from which the viewpoint-specific subset of mesh vertices is visible; projecting mesh vertices from the calculated visible-vertices lists on to video pixels; and rendering viewpoint-adaptive 3D personas of the subject by weighting video pixel colors from different video-camera vantage points according to the geometric relationship of each video-camera vantage poi