STOCHASTIC REPRESENTATIONS OF SPACE AND INCORPORATING PRODUCTIVITY INTO MODELS

(60.2)we imagine that there is an underlying complex modulation driving the generation of s(t), and thuss(t) = Re {g(t)ejωct} .(60.3)Again, s(t)is physicallymeasurable, while g(t)is amathematical creation. However, the introductionof g(t) does much to simplify and unify the theo[r]

resolution sensor are inaccurate in a low SNR environ-ment since those are obtained by threshold-based deci-sions made on the raw measurement at each scan. Risticet al. [3] investigated the influence of extent measure-ment accuracy on the estimation a ccuracy of targetshape parameters,[r]

English Word Family - Reading and Filling Gap Test 01Questions1.JOURNEY INTO SPACEPioneer 10 left Earth in 1972 and began to cross the unexplored asteroid belt fourmonths later. Some people said it would be (1) __________ (POSSIBLE) to find away through the dust and (2) _[r]

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on the held-out set by performing trials with several val-ues. Our optimal value was 10.In order to train this model, we had to provide gen-erative model scores for strings in the training set. Ofcourse, to be similar to the testing conditions, we can-not use the standard generative model trained on[r]

4 FeaturesThe feature space for target-side inflection modelsused in this work consists of features tracking thesource phrase and the corresponding target phrasetogether with its complete morphological tag, whichwill be referred to as rule features for brevity. Thefeature spac[r]

Author: Ion Boldea, S.A.Nasar………… ……… Chapter 1 INDUCTION MACHINES: AN INTRODUCTION 1.1. ELECTRIC ENERGY AND INDUCTION MOTORS The level of prosperity of a community is related to its capability to produce goods and services. But producing goods and services is str[r]

ethical considerations. Some even claim that a business simply needs to abide by the law without concerning itself with broader ethical issues. Yet such disregard can undermine the wider economy and, in time, cause irreparable damage. Lessons must be learned from the corporate collapses of[r]

21578 (Lewis et al., 2004) text corpus. This doc-ument distribution is very skewed: more than halfof the collection belongs to the most frequent cat-egory (“Earn”). The five topics identified by theLDA are shown in Table 1. A brief observationof the topics reveals that LDA has roughly allo-cated topic[r]

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1. IntroductionAnalysis of human motion in activities remains one of themost challenging open problems in computer vision [1–3].The nature of the open problems and techniques usedin human motion analysis approaches strongly depends onthe goal of the final applicatio[r]

this domain and unify the theory of spatial domains with that of other semanticdomains. Unification is possible if spatial maps are treated as subtypes of culturalmodels and if it is acknowledged that in all cultures some spatial maps are tightlyintegrated with othe[r]

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2765–2768.James Horlock and Simon King. 2003b. Named en-tity extraction from word lattices. In Proc. EU-ROSPEECH, pages 1265–1268.Hideki Isozaki and Hideto Kazawa. 2002. Efficientsupport vector classifiers for named entity recogni-tion. In Proc. COLING, pages 390–396.Simo O. Kamppari [r]

ground himself raw, slowly, from within, while walking alone by therocks on the beaches.When I saw him again, after I took ship as a surgeon to Altair, he wasforty, and he looked—I borrow the phrase—like a man from a landwhere nobody lived. Having written no music at all, he was living againo[r]

equations containing derivatives with respect to time.28.1 Mathematical models for design 505a realistic simulation of the system’s characteristics of interest, but no more. Themore complex the model, the more data it requires, and the more complicatedare the solution [r]

time warping and hidden Markov models for automatic songrecognition of Zebra Finche (Taeniopygia guttata)andIn-digo Punting (Passerina cyanea). In these studies, syllableswere represented by spectrograms and classification was per-formed by matching the spectrograms to pre[r]

334 A. Harvey1.3. State space and beyondThe state space form (SSF) allows a general treatment of virtually any linear time seriesmodels through the general algorithms of the Kalman filter and the associated smoother.Furthermore, it permits the likelihood func[r]

).Equation (66) is a periodic AR(1) model where all the parameters, including thosegoverning the error process, may take on different values every season. Of course, this isa different way of saying that the “state-of-the-world” is not only described by {iSn+s}but also {v}. Whil[r]

below zero for greater PMI with “poor”. A SO value of zero would indicate a completely neutral semanticorientation.3.2 Osgood semantic differentiation with WordNetFurther feature types are derived using the method of Kamps and Marx (2002) of using WordNet relation-ships t[r]