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  • A Note of Zipf's Law, Natural Languages, and Noncoding DNA Regions 

    Unknown author (1995-03-01)
    In Phys. Rev. Letters (73:2), Mantegna et al. conclude on the basis of Zipf rank frequency data that noncoding DNA sequence regions are more like natural languages than coding regions. We argue on the contrary that an ...

  • A Note on Object Class Representation and Categorical Perception 

    Unknown author (1999-12-17)
    We present a novel scheme ("Categorical Basis Functions", CBF) for object class representation in the brain and contrast it to the "Chorus of Prototypes" scheme recently proposed by Edelman. The power and flexibility ...

  • A Note on Perturbation Results for Learning Empirical Operators 

    Unknown author (2008-08-19)
    A large number of learning algorithms, for example, spectral clustering, kernel Principal Components Analysis and many manifold methods are based on estimating eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of operators defined by a ...

  • A Note on Support Vector Machines Degeneracy 

    Unknown author (1999-08-11)
    When training Support Vector Machines (SVMs) over non-separable data sets, one sets the threshold $b$ using any dual cost coefficient that is strictly between the bounds of $0$ and $C$. We show that there exist SVM ...

  • A Note on the Computation of Binocular Disparity in a Symbolic, Low-Level Visual Processor 

    Unknown author (1974-12-01)
    The goals of the computation that extracts disparity from pairs of pictures of a scene are defined, and the contraints imposed upon that computation by the three-dimensional structure of the world are determined. ...

  • A Note on the Generalization Performance of Kernel Classifiers with Margin 

    Unknown author (2000-05-01)
    We present distribution independent bounds on the generalization misclassification performance of a family of kernel classifiers with margin. Support Vector Machine classifiers (SVM) stem out of this class of machines. The ...

  • A Note on the Optimal Allocation of Spaces in MACLISP 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1977-03-16)
    This note describes a method for allocating storage among the various spaces in the MACLISP Implementation of LISP. The optimal strategy which minimizes garbage collector effort allocates free storage among the various ...

  • Notes on PCA, Regularization, Sparsity and Support Vector Machines 

    Unknown author (1998-05-01)
    We derive a new representation for a function as a linear combination of local correlation kernels at optimal sparse locations and discuss its relation to PCA, regularization, sparsity principles and Support Vector Machines. ...

  • Notes on Regularized Least Squares 

    Unknown author (2007-05-01)
    This is a collection of information about regularized least squares (RLS). The facts here are not new results , but we have not seen them usefully collected together before. A key goal of this work is to demonstrate that ...

  • Notes on the Shannon Entropy of the Neural Response 

    Unknown author (2009-10-09)
    In these notes we focus on the concept of Shannon entropy in an attempt to provide a systematic way of assessing the discrimination properties of the neural response, and quantifying the role played by the number of layers ...

  • Notes Relating to the Design of a High Quality Image Sensor 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1975-06)
    Some of the information that as used in arriving at a design for a high quality image input device is documented. The device uses a PIN photo-diode directly coupled to an FET-input op-amp as the sensor and two moving-iron ...

  • A Novel Approach to Graphics 

    Unknown author (1992-02-01)
    sWe show that we can optimally represent the set of 2D images producedsby the point features of a rigid 3D model as two lines in twoshigh-dimensional spaces. We then decribe a working recognition systemsin which we represent ...

  • A novel interface for first person shooter games on personal digital assistant devices 

    Wei, Chen (University of Cape TownFaculty of ScienceDepartment of Computer Science, 2008)
    The main aim of this study is to enhance the playability of games on current standard PDA devices. The newly designed interface more effectively leverages current well-established devices, which solves the problem of rapidly ...

  • The Novice's Guide to the UNIX at the AI Laboratory Version 1.0 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1988-05)
    This is a manual for complete beginners. It requires little knowledge of the MIT computer systems, and assumes no knowledge of the UNIX operating system. This guide will show you how to log onto the AI Lab's SUN system ...

  • NUDGE, A Knowledge-Based Scheduling Program 

    Unknown author (1977-02-01)
    Traditional scheduling algorithms (using the techniques of PERT charts, decision analysis or operations research) require well-defined quantitative, complete sets of constraints. They are insufficient for scheduling ...

  • Nuggeteer: Automatic Nugget-Based Evaluation Using Descriptions and Judgements 

    Unknown author (2006-01-09)
    TREC Definition and Relationship questions are evaluated on thebasis of information nuggets that may be contained in systemresponses. Human evaluators provide informal descriptions of eachnugget, and judgements (assignments ...

  • Numerical analysis of the Fokas method in two and three dimensions 

    Crooks, Kevin (Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of CambridgeUniversity of CambridgeDepartment of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical PhysicsSt Edmund's College, 2016-10-05)
    This thesis considers the numerical solution to elliptic boundary value problems (BVPs) in convex domains. Specifically we look at the two-dimensional problem in a polygon, and the three dimensional problem in a polyhedron. ...

  • Numerical and experimental modelling of microwave applicators 

    Dibben, David (University of Cambridge, 1995-10-24)
    This thesis presents a time domain finite element method for the solution of microwave heating problems. This is the first time that this particular technique has been applied to microwave heating. It is found that the ...

  • Numerical Evidence that the Motion of Pluto is Chaotic 

    Unknown author (1988-04-01)
    The Digital Orrery has been used to perform an integration of the motion of the outer planets for 845 million years. This integration indicates that the long-term motion of the planet Pluto is chaotic. Nearby trajectories ...

  • A Numerical Method for Shape-From-Shading From A Single Image 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1979-01)
    The shape of an object can be determined from the shading in a single image by solving a first-order, non-linear partial differential equation. The method of characteristics can be used to do this, but it suffers from a ...