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She lent her voice for Jyothika in the Tamil film Chandramukhi, and subsequently dubbed for Kangana Ranaut in Chandramukhi 2. She has dubbed for Simran and Jyothika in the same film, 12B. She had also lent her voice for the actress playing Nina's character in Chitti serial. In Parthiban Kanavu she lent her voice for Sneha for one of her dual appearances.[7]
The plot of 12B is loosely based on the 1998 British-American romantic drama film Sliding Doors. The film introduced the use of dual narrative to Tamil cinema; it depicts events in a man's life that depend on whether he catches a bus or not. The film gained attention for its casting of Simran and Jyothika, who were two of the leading female actors of Tamil cinema; it is also the first Tamil film in which Shetty and Sen appear.
12B marked the directorial debut of cinematographer Jeeva and is narrated in a dual narrative format, one if Shakthi (the main hero) catches the 12B bus to his job interview and one if he misses the same bus.[5][6] Jeeva said the film would be titled 12B after a bus he used to take during his college days.[a][4][7] The basic premise of the film was taken from the 1998 English film Sliding Doors by Peter Howitt, which also follows the lead character's alternate timelines.[4] Film producer Vikram Singh opted to make his first foray into Tamil film production after being encouraged to by director Priyadarshan.[8]
To solve these identification problems, separating large signals (strong array signals) and small signals (nonlinear distortion components and weak array signals) in time domain according to the power level is appropriate. Large signals produce most of the nonlinear components and are usually of far higher power level compared with small signals. Thereupon, the instantaneous power residual error between the small signals and nonlinear model of large signals can be considered as an objective function of nonlinear model kernels. Consequently, a blind identification criterion is designed to adaptively resize nonlinear model coefficients and an improved weighed iterative method (IWI) is presented to minimize the instantaneous power residual error based on the method in research [24].
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