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... computational number theory and modern public-key cryptography based on number theory. It consists of four parts. The first part, consisting of two chapters, provides some preliminaries. Chapter 1 provides some basic concepts of number theory, computation theory, computational number theory, and mode ...
... computational number theory and modern public-key cryptography based on number theory. It consists of four parts. The first part, consisting of two chapters, provides some preliminaries. Chapter 1 provides some basic concepts of number theory, computation theory, computational number theory, and mode ...
ECG Imaging of Ventricular Extrasystoles
... myocardial infarction on patterns in the 64-channel body surface potential maps (BSPM) that were used in the study. IBT develops ECG imaging (ECGI) methods for the direct localization of ectopic foci from BSPMs of the extrasystole that are taken before the intervention. ECGI is completely non-invasi ...
... myocardial infarction on patterns in the 64-channel body surface potential maps (BSPM) that were used in the study. IBT develops ECG imaging (ECGI) methods for the direct localization of ectopic foci from BSPMs of the extrasystole that are taken before the intervention. ECGI is completely non-invasi ...
Genetic algorithms
... • Crossover is explorative, it makes a big jump to an area somewhere “in between” two (parent) areas • Mutation is exploitative, it creates random small diversions, thereby staying near (in the area of ) the parent • Only crossover can combine information from two parents • Only mutation can introdu ...
... • Crossover is explorative, it makes a big jump to an area somewhere “in between” two (parent) areas • Mutation is exploitative, it creates random small diversions, thereby staying near (in the area of ) the parent • Only crossover can combine information from two parents • Only mutation can introdu ...
Bayesian Challenges in Integrated Catchment Modelling
... 2.4 Discretisation of continuous variables A large number of the observation data required for the development of the MEM are continuous data (e.g. phosphate concentration). Bayesian networks can deal with continuous variables in only a limited manner. If continuous variables are to be incorporated ...
... 2.4 Discretisation of continuous variables A large number of the observation data required for the development of the MEM are continuous data (e.g. phosphate concentration). Bayesian networks can deal with continuous variables in only a limited manner. If continuous variables are to be incorporated ...
From the mathematical kinetic, and stochastic game theory to
... in the field of mathematics and physics collaborating closely with biologists. The final target consists in joining the heuristic experimental approach, which is the traditional investigative method in the biological sciences, with the rigor induced by methods of mathematical and physical sciences. ...
... in the field of mathematics and physics collaborating closely with biologists. The final target consists in joining the heuristic experimental approach, which is the traditional investigative method in the biological sciences, with the rigor induced by methods of mathematical and physical sciences. ...
Annex B - SEDRIS
... software. Such routines were very slow sometimes taking between 30 and 45 floating point operations to complete. To meet system timeline specifications, software developers often replaced trigonometric subroutine calls by in-line procedures that used piecewise linear or quadratic trigonometric calcu ...
... software. Such routines were very slow sometimes taking between 30 and 45 floating point operations to complete. To meet system timeline specifications, software developers often replaced trigonometric subroutine calls by in-line procedures that used piecewise linear or quadratic trigonometric calcu ...
technology neutrality on electronic signatures
... Take for example the first mind attempt that most people think when they first think on functional equivalents to handwritten signatures. Well, digitalize your handwritten signature and attach it to a data message. Send it to your trade partner and you will have a serious problem. Now your trading p ...
... Take for example the first mind attempt that most people think when they first think on functional equivalents to handwritten signatures. Well, digitalize your handwritten signature and attach it to a data message. Send it to your trade partner and you will have a serious problem. Now your trading p ...
PPT
... • Computer-aided design • Pharmaceuticals (molecular modeling) • Visualization – in all of the above – entertainment (films like Toy Story) – architecture (walk-throughs and rendering) • Financial modeling (yield and derivative analysis) • etc. ...
... • Computer-aided design • Pharmaceuticals (molecular modeling) • Visualization – in all of the above – entertainment (films like Toy Story) – architecture (walk-throughs and rendering) • Financial modeling (yield and derivative analysis) • etc. ...
Teaching Cryptologic Mathematics
... new curricular courses are required in order to meet the increasing needs of skills and competences in Cryptology and Security subjects. This is the main reason of the 2001’s communication of the European Commission entitled “Network Security: a European Policy Approach”, that addressed the needs fo ...
... new curricular courses are required in order to meet the increasing needs of skills and competences in Cryptology and Security subjects. This is the main reason of the 2001’s communication of the European Commission entitled “Network Security: a European Policy Approach”, that addressed the needs fo ...
PREDICTING DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH IN MUSIC BASED ON
... easily perceivable by humans but pose a lot of problems to make them fully understandable by computers. Research in both areas uses similar techniques and should be able to take from each other in the areas that are more developed in one of them. Music researchers could share their insight in tasks ...
... easily perceivable by humans but pose a lot of problems to make them fully understandable by computers. Research in both areas uses similar techniques and should be able to take from each other in the areas that are more developed in one of them. Music researchers could share their insight in tasks ...
Aaron Boo Boon Khoo - Computer Science Division
... • Aaron Khoo, Greg Dunham, Nick Trienens, Sanjay Sood, “Efficient, Realistic NPC Control Systems using Behavior-Based Techniques”, Proceedings of the AAAI 2002 Spring Symposium Series: Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Entertainment, AAAI tech. report, SS-02-01, AAAI Press, Menlo Park, Calif., ...
... • Aaron Khoo, Greg Dunham, Nick Trienens, Sanjay Sood, “Efficient, Realistic NPC Control Systems using Behavior-Based Techniques”, Proceedings of the AAAI 2002 Spring Symposium Series: Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Entertainment, AAAI tech. report, SS-02-01, AAAI Press, Menlo Park, Calif., ...
Summary of big ideas
... solving the problems optimally. Examples: Min. Spanning Tree Problem, Maximum Flow Problem For Class 2 problems (NP-hard problems) • No polynomial-time algorithm is known; • And more likely there is no one. Example: Traveling Salesman Problem • Most discrete optimization problems are in the second ...
... solving the problems optimally. Examples: Min. Spanning Tree Problem, Maximum Flow Problem For Class 2 problems (NP-hard problems) • No polynomial-time algorithm is known; • And more likely there is no one. Example: Traveling Salesman Problem • Most discrete optimization problems are in the second ...
Learning Objectives
... 11. Define and distinguish among gnathostomes, tetrapods, and amniotes. 12. Describe the common traits of amphibians and distinguish among the three orders of living amphibians. Amniotes have Tetrapods with Amniotic Eggs 13. Describe an amniotic egg and explain its significance in the evolution of r ...
... 11. Define and distinguish among gnathostomes, tetrapods, and amniotes. 12. Describe the common traits of amphibians and distinguish among the three orders of living amphibians. Amniotes have Tetrapods with Amniotic Eggs 13. Describe an amniotic egg and explain its significance in the evolution of r ...
PPT - streammining.org
... nodes for target user has been found useful in many applications, for example: personalized recommendation target advertising personal product promotion personal behavior prediction ...
... nodes for target user has been found useful in many applications, for example: personalized recommendation target advertising personal product promotion personal behavior prediction ...
Inverse Problems: Perspectives, Analysis and Insights (PAl),
... Dynamic embedded optimization. Limit cycles. Grazing/reachability. Stability boundary. ...
... Dynamic embedded optimization. Limit cycles. Grazing/reachability. Stability boundary. ...
An Arabidopsis mutant perturbed in phytochrome signaling because
... was used in each RT-PCR, which was performed with the access RT-PCR system kit (Promega) with minor modifications of the manufacturer’s recommended procedures. Briefly, RT was performed at 48°C for 45 min by first adding the downstream primer to the reaction mix, followed by a denaturation step at 9 ...
... was used in each RT-PCR, which was performed with the access RT-PCR system kit (Promega) with minor modifications of the manufacturer’s recommended procedures. Briefly, RT was performed at 48°C for 45 min by first adding the downstream primer to the reaction mix, followed by a denaturation step at 9 ...
The Power of Epidemics: Robust Communication for Large-Scale Distributed Systems
... to even modest stress. This finding reveals an imminent (and growing) threat to the full spectrum of emergent mission-critical computing systems. If we can’t solve the scalability problem, and develop a methodology yielding applications that remain secure and robust even when failures occur – indeed ...
... to even modest stress. This finding reveals an imminent (and growing) threat to the full spectrum of emergent mission-critical computing systems. If we can’t solve the scalability problem, and develop a methodology yielding applications that remain secure and robust even when failures occur – indeed ...
Performance analysis and optimization of parallel Best
... Since the emergence of clusters, multicore processors and clusters of multicore machines, researchers and developers have faced the challenge of parallelizing different kinds of applications in order to take advantage of the computing power and/or the accumulated memory that these architectures prov ...
... Since the emergence of clusters, multicore processors and clusters of multicore machines, researchers and developers have faced the challenge of parallelizing different kinds of applications in order to take advantage of the computing power and/or the accumulated memory that these architectures prov ...
Knowledge Engineering - KDD
... During conceptualization, the knowledge engineer also selects a general system-building language or tool for implementing the knowledge based system. It was determined that the data are well-structured and fairly reliable and that the decision processes involve feedback and parallel decisions. This ...
... During conceptualization, the knowledge engineer also selects a general system-building language or tool for implementing the knowledge based system. It was determined that the data are well-structured and fairly reliable and that the decision processes involve feedback and parallel decisions. This ...