Interactive Hierarchical Dimension Ordering, Spacing and Filtering
... is different from their approach in that we impose a hierarchical structure over the dimensions to reduce the complexity of the ordering problem and allow efficient user interactions. Dimension order is also important for many other fields. For instance, the database primitive similarity join has be ...
... is different from their approach in that we impose a hierarchical structure over the dimensions to reduce the complexity of the ordering problem and allow efficient user interactions. Dimension order is also important for many other fields. For instance, the database primitive similarity join has be ...
Outfitting an Inter-AS Topology to a Network of DDoS Countermeasures
... To evaluate the scalability of a DDoS countermeasure, such an experimental environment is needed that is similar to the real Internet for as long as possible. Of course, it is difficult to construct an experimental network which has same size, same facilities, and / or same characteristics of the re ...
... To evaluate the scalability of a DDoS countermeasure, such an experimental environment is needed that is similar to the real Internet for as long as possible. Of course, it is difficult to construct an experimental network which has same size, same facilities, and / or same characteristics of the re ...
Case-Based Reasoning
... multi-agent-system architectures in which CBR and its underlying methodology play a significant role. CREEK 1 is an architecture for knowledge-intensive CBR, which has been developed at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and focuses on open and weak-theory domains. Within CREEK, the ...
... multi-agent-system architectures in which CBR and its underlying methodology play a significant role. CREEK 1 is an architecture for knowledge-intensive CBR, which has been developed at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and focuses on open and weak-theory domains. Within CREEK, the ...
User Interfaces and Mobile Web
... phones. Our goal is to understand how mobile search users differ from computer-based search users, and we focus heavily on the distribution and variability of tasks that users perform from each platform. The results suggest that search usage is much more focused for the average mobile user than for ...
... phones. Our goal is to understand how mobile search users differ from computer-based search users, and we focus heavily on the distribution and variability of tasks that users perform from each platform. The results suggest that search usage is much more focused for the average mobile user than for ...
Document
... the true user identifier should be impossible to recover, also by application of a dictionary attack, when the algorithm of generating the handle is known user handles for one user, supplied to different SPs should be different, in order to make it impossible to correlate data from several SPs and c ...
... the true user identifier should be impossible to recover, also by application of a dictionary attack, when the algorithm of generating the handle is known user handles for one user, supplied to different SPs should be different, in order to make it impossible to correlate data from several SPs and c ...
Mining Personal Context-Aware Preferences for Mobile Users
... personalized context-aware user preferences. However, it is still under-explored about how to mine context-aware preferences from context-rich logs for developing contextaware recommender systems. To this end, in this paper, we propose a novel approach to mining personal context-aware preferences fr ...
... personalized context-aware user preferences. However, it is still under-explored about how to mine context-aware preferences from context-rich logs for developing contextaware recommender systems. To this end, in this paper, we propose a novel approach to mining personal context-aware preferences fr ...
A User Profile Derivation Approach based on Log
... • Prestige (p) describes how often a page is referenced by other pages and thus has a prominent role in the graph of pages (see e.g. [12]). These factors are weighted according the domain of the information system for which user profiling is conducted, and the information available (see Section 3.2. ...
... • Prestige (p) describes how often a page is referenced by other pages and thus has a prominent role in the graph of pages (see e.g. [12]). These factors are weighted according the domain of the information system for which user profiling is conducted, and the information available (see Section 3.2. ...
for Sublinear Time Maximum Inner Product Search (MIPS)
... images is the state-of-the-art in object detection tasks [8]. In DPM model, firstly a set of part filters are learned from the training dataset. During detection, these learned filter activations over various patches of the test image are used to score the test image. The activation of a filter on a ...
... images is the state-of-the-art in object detection tasks [8]. In DPM model, firstly a set of part filters are learned from the training dataset. During detection, these learned filter activations over various patches of the test image are used to score the test image. The activation of a filter on a ...
slides - University of Virginia
... Avoids adding another application to run and manage Users can integrate Crosspoint into their existing and future projects without undergoing a complete redesign. ...
... Avoids adding another application to run and manage Users can integrate Crosspoint into their existing and future projects without undergoing a complete redesign. ...
Comparing mathematical provers - Institute for Computing and
... This proof is mentioned in Aristotle’s Prior Analytics, as follows [10]: For all who argue per impossibile infer by syllogism a false conclusion, and prove the original conclusion hypothetically when something impossible follows from a contradictory assumption, as, for example, that the diagonal [of ...
... This proof is mentioned in Aristotle’s Prior Analytics, as follows [10]: For all who argue per impossibile infer by syllogism a false conclusion, and prove the original conclusion hypothetically when something impossible follows from a contradictory assumption, as, for example, that the diagonal [of ...
Project Presentations - 2
... How do advertisers know who are the best people to advertise to? Current method: Twitter’s built-in user targets ...
... How do advertisers know who are the best people to advertise to? Current method: Twitter’s built-in user targets ...
Radiocommunication Study Groups
... continuous atomic time scale based on TAI with simultaneous broadcasting these two reference timescales (current UTC and continuous atomic time scale) on equal basis. However, practical implementation of Methods A and B seems difficult due to: - in case of Method A the problems related to disseminat ...
... continuous atomic time scale based on TAI with simultaneous broadcasting these two reference timescales (current UTC and continuous atomic time scale) on equal basis. However, practical implementation of Methods A and B seems difficult due to: - in case of Method A the problems related to disseminat ...
Lightweight Scalable Tool Sharing for the Internet
... Dynamic image transmission Floor control Conclusions and future work ...
... Dynamic image transmission Floor control Conclusions and future work ...
Fact-finding Techniques
... application lifecycle. Crucial to the early stages including database planning, system definition, and requirements collection and ...
... application lifecycle. Crucial to the early stages including database planning, system definition, and requirements collection and ...
pptx
... and a class of servers S is a user strategy s.t. for every server S in S and every initial state of S and ENV, the user achieves G.(w.h.p.) WE WILL SAY THAT THE UNIVERSAL ...
... and a class of servers S is a user strategy s.t. for every server S in S and every initial state of S and ENV, the user achieves G.(w.h.p.) WE WILL SAY THAT THE UNIVERSAL ...
System Configuration - Millennium Software Solutions
... The Hungarian algorithm is a popular and efficient algorithm for (A1) and can be adapted to solve (A2) as explained in . In our experiments, we use the Hungarian algorithm for (A1) and a polynomial-time algorithm, based on the theory of matroids (see, e.g., [33, Ch. 8]), for (A2). The timecomplexit ...
... The Hungarian algorithm is a popular and efficient algorithm for (A1) and can be adapted to solve (A2) as explained in . In our experiments, we use the Hungarian algorithm for (A1) and a polynomial-time algorithm, based on the theory of matroids (see, e.g., [33, Ch. 8]), for (A2). The timecomplexit ...
One-Class Matrix Completion with Low-Density
... settings inherently generate one-class (i.e., positive only) datasets, since the knowledge required for labeling examples as negative is typically not available explicitly and difficult to collect. In such cases, the observed events are reliable indicators of what the user liked. However, there is n ...
... settings inherently generate one-class (i.e., positive only) datasets, since the knowledge required for labeling examples as negative is typically not available explicitly and difficult to collect. In such cases, the observed events are reliable indicators of what the user liked. However, there is n ...
Spam and Anti-Spam Measures: A Look at Potential Impacts
... the same message, in an attempt to force the message on people who would not otherwise choose to receive it. Most spam is commercial advertising, often for dubious products, getrich-quick schemes, or quasi-legal services. Spam costs the sender very little to send-- most of the costs are paid for by ...
... the same message, in an attempt to force the message on people who would not otherwise choose to receive it. Most spam is commercial advertising, often for dubious products, getrich-quick schemes, or quasi-legal services. Spam costs the sender very little to send-- most of the costs are paid for by ...
A Personalized Recommendation System for NetEase Dating Site
... of candidates to the similar subjects. Halo et al.[23] consider the reciprocal interactions as an important factor in recommendation. And a collaborative filtering based hybrid algorithm was shown to have good performance in recommending for both one-way and mutual contacts. When facing the cold sta ...
... of candidates to the similar subjects. Halo et al.[23] consider the reciprocal interactions as an important factor in recommendation. And a collaborative filtering based hybrid algorithm was shown to have good performance in recommending for both one-way and mutual contacts. When facing the cold sta ...
ppt
... Internet 2 Internet3 Access Router 1:Control: TCP connection. 2:Control: web connections. 3:Data ...
... Internet 2 Internet3 Access Router 1:Control: TCP connection. 2:Control: web connections. 3:Data ...
Dealing With Concurrent Modifications Using REP++
... Concurrent modification challenge Integrity problems due to concurrent modification of data occur in some cases at the level of the information system itself, but in most cases at the level of operational procedures. For instance, two users might receive a different address modification request f ...
... Concurrent modification challenge Integrity problems due to concurrent modification of data occur in some cases at the level of the information system itself, but in most cases at the level of operational procedures. For instance, two users might receive a different address modification request f ...
Resetting The CIM \ EIM System “sa” Password Procedure
... 2. a. To verify user_name, and select user_id“save the results for backup. b. “SELECT user_id, user_name, password, case_insensitive_password FROM egpl_user WHERE user_id = 1”. Note: Be sure to save query and results, so that it can be provided for troubleshooting, if there is a problem. 3. a. For B ...
... 2. a. To verify user_name, and select user_id“save the results for backup. b. “SELECT user_id, user_name, password, case_insensitive_password FROM egpl_user WHERE user_id = 1”. Note: Be sure to save query and results, so that it can be provided for troubleshooting, if there is a problem. 3. a. For B ...
Greenhouse Monitoring using Wireless Sensor Networks (GWSN
... Major goal is to increase the productivity and quality of the plants in a greenhouse without observing it whole day. ...
... Major goal is to increase the productivity and quality of the plants in a greenhouse without observing it whole day. ...
Translation is very difficult
... Translation in the 21st Century Impacts of MT and social media on language services ...
... Translation in the 21st Century Impacts of MT and social media on language services ...
Amazon.com recommendations item-to
... purchased it. Using collaborative filtering to generate recommendations is computationally expensive. It is O(MN) in the worst case, where M is the number of customers and N is the number of product catalog items, since it examines M customers and up to N items for each customer. However, because th ...
... purchased it. Using collaborative filtering to generate recommendations is computationally expensive. It is O(MN) in the worst case, where M is the number of customers and N is the number of product catalog items, since it examines M customers and up to N items for each customer. However, because th ...