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Redundant Sensors for Mobile Robot Navigation
(1985-09-01)Redundant sensors are needed on a mobile robot so that the accuracy with which it perceives its surroundings can be increased. Sonar and infrared sensors are used here in tandem, each compensating for deficiencies in ...
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REED: Robust, Efficient Filtering and Event Detection in Sensor Networks
(2004-03-22)This paper presents an algorithm for handling many types of filters insensor networks that cannot be expressed using a simple predicate.Specifically, the action of the filter may be predicated on sensor produceddata where ...
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REEX: A CONVERT Program to Realize the McNaughton-Yamada Analysis Algorithm
(1968-01-01)REEX is a CONVERT program, realized in the CTSS-LISP of Project Mac, for carrying out the McNaughton-Yamada analysis algorithm, whereby a regular expression is found describing the words accepted by a finite state machine ...
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Refactoring for parameterizing Java classes
(2006-09-05)Type safety and expressiveness of many existing Java libraries and theirclient applications would improve, if the libraries were upgraded to definegeneric classes. Efficient and accurate tools exist to assist clientapplications ...
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Refactoring learning management systems for multi-device use in developing countries
(University of Cape TownFaculty of ScienceDepartment of Computer Science, 2015)Although learning management systems (LMSs) have been widely adopted by universities in developing countries, their potential to support students' learning has not been fully exploited due to several factors. Some of the ...
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Refactoring Sequential Java Code for Concurrency via Concurrent Libraries
(2008-09-30)Parallelizing existing sequential programs to run efficiently on multicores is hard. The Java 5 packagejava.util.concurrent (j.u.c.) supports writing concurrent programs: much of the complexity of writing threads-safe and ...
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Reflectance Map Techniques for Analyzing Surface Defects in Metal Castings
(1978-06-01)This report explores the relation between image intensity and object shape. It is shown that image intensity is related to surface orientation and that a variation in image intensity is related to surface curvature. ...
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Region-Based Feature Interpretation for Recognizing 3D Models in 2D Images
(1991-06-01)In model-based vision, there are a huge number of possible ways to match model features to image features. In addition to model shape constraints, there are important match-independent constraints that can efficiently ...
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Regularization Predicts While Discovering Taxonomy
(2011-06-03)In this work we discuss a regularization framework to solve multi-category when the classes are described by an underlying class taxonomy. In particular we discuss how to learn the class taxonomy while learning a multi-category ...
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Regularization Theory and Shape Constraints
(1986-09-01)Many problems of early vision are ill-posed; to recover unique stable solutions regularization techniques can be used. These techniques lead to meaningful results, provided that solutions belong to suitable compact ...
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Regularization Through Feature Knock Out
(2004-11-12)In this paper, we present and analyze a novel regularization technique based on enhancing our dataset with corrupted copies of the original data. The motivation is that since the learning algorithm lacks information about ...
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A Regularized Solution to Edge Detection
(1985-04-01)We consider edge detection as the problem of measuring and localizing changes of light intensity in the image. As discussed by Torre and Poggio (1984), edge detection, when defined in this way, is an ill-posed problem ...
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Regulating financial conglomerates
(CFAP, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, 2005)We investigate the optimal regulation of financial conglomerates which combine a bank and a non-bank financial institution. The conglomerate’s risk-taking incentives depend upon the level of market discipline it faces, ...
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Reification without Evaluation
(1988-06-01)Constructing self-referential systems, such as Brian Smith's 3-Lisp language, is actually more straightforward than you think. Anyone can build an infinite tower of processors (where each processor implements the ...
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Reinforcement Learning by Policy Search
(2003-02-14)One objective of artificial intelligence is to model the behavior of an intelligent agent interacting with its environment. The environment's transformations can be modeled as a Markov chain, whose state is partially ...
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A Reinforcement-Learning Approach to Power Management
(2002-05-01)We describe an adaptive, mid-level approach to the wireless device power management problem. Our approach is based on reinforcement learning, a machine learning framework for autonomous agents. We describe how our ...
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The Relation Between Proximity and Brightness Similarity in Dot Patterns
(1982-05-01)The Gestalt studies demonstrated the tendency to visually organize dots on the basis of similarity, proximity, and global properties such as closure, good continuation, and symmetry. The particular organization imposed ...
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Relational Cloud: The Case for a Database Service
(2010-03-14)In this paper, we make the case for â databases as a serviceâ (DaaS), with two target scenarios in mind: (i) consolidation of data management functionality for large organizations and (ii) outsourcing data management ...
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Relational Envelope-based Planning
(2007-12-31)This thesis proposes a synthesis of logic and probability for solving stochastic sequential decision-making problems. We address two main questions: How can we take advantage of logical structure to speed up planning in a ...