PPT
... Insensitive to sign of cosθi So data can be in very bad agreement with expected distribution e.g. all data with cosθ < 0 and Lmax does not know about it. ...
... Insensitive to sign of cosθi So data can be in very bad agreement with expected distribution e.g. all data with cosθ < 0 and Lmax does not know about it. ...
cse142-19-Exceptions - University of Washington
... • In the old days, error conditions were usually handled with returned error codes • If function really returns a value, can have problems distinguishing between error condition and legitimate value » which value will never, ever occur normally? ...
... • In the old days, error conditions were usually handled with returned error codes • If function really returns a value, can have problems distinguishing between error condition and legitimate value » which value will never, ever occur normally? ...
PySKI: The Python Sparse Kernel Interface Motivation PySKI Ideas Relation to SEJITS
... When to change representation of a matrix? When to do expensive "unmarshal" of a representation? When to tune and re-tune? Setting explicit tuning hints ...
... When to change representation of a matrix? When to do expensive "unmarshal" of a representation? When to tune and re-tune? Setting explicit tuning hints ...
Chapter 1: Introduction, Embedded Systems
... input/output values Performance debugging, input/output values with time Tracing, measure sequence of operations Profiling, measure percentage for tasks, time relationship between tasks ...
... input/output values Performance debugging, input/output values with time Tracing, measure sequence of operations Profiling, measure percentage for tasks, time relationship between tasks ...
Shivani Agarwal
... where 1(φ) is 1 if φ is true and 0 otherwise. In order to design a good ranking function f , we need to estimate the error incurred by f on new movies. Under suitable probabilistic assumptions, we would like to find out whether we can use the observed or empirical error of f on the movies for which ...
... where 1(φ) is 1 if φ is true and 0 otherwise. In order to design a good ranking function f , we need to estimate the error incurred by f on new movies. Under suitable probabilistic assumptions, we would like to find out whether we can use the observed or empirical error of f on the movies for which ...
mca_I_0506 - Madhya Pradesh Bhoj Open University
... Q.1a. How computer based database system is different from traditional or conventional file system. Discuss their advantages and disadvantages. b. Explain different level of DBMS architecture. Q.2a. Describe various relational operators that can be used to join two tables. Illustrate with examples. ...
... Q.1a. How computer based database system is different from traditional or conventional file system. Discuss their advantages and disadvantages. b. Explain different level of DBMS architecture. Q.2a. Describe various relational operators that can be used to join two tables. Illustrate with examples. ...
A. Message syntax
... defined in the xTEDS document, followed by an IP address (4 bytes) and a port number (2 bytes). Reply expected: Data (D) or Status (S) if request cannot be honored. SPECIAL CASE: If a data message is specified in xTEDS as having an external source (SOURCE=”EXTERNAL”), no reply is expected directly f ...
... defined in the xTEDS document, followed by an IP address (4 bytes) and a port number (2 bytes). Reply expected: Data (D) or Status (S) if request cannot be honored. SPECIAL CASE: If a data message is specified in xTEDS as having an external source (SOURCE=”EXTERNAL”), no reply is expected directly f ...
Streaming Algorithms - Computer Science, Stony Brook University
... ■ |S| keys to filter; will be mapped to |B| bits ■ hashes = h1, h2, …, hk independent hash functions Algorithm ■ Set all B to 0 For each i in hashes, for each s in S: Set B[hi (s)] = 1 … #usually embedded in other code ■ while key x arrives next in stream ● if B[hi (s)] == 1 all i in hashes: do as i ...
... ■ |S| keys to filter; will be mapped to |B| bits ■ hashes = h1, h2, …, hk independent hash functions Algorithm ■ Set all B to 0 For each i in hashes, for each s in S: Set B[hi (s)] = 1 … #usually embedded in other code ■ while key x arrives next in stream ● if B[hi (s)] == 1 all i in hashes: do as i ...
The Generic Inverse Variance method
... The new method of analysis that is available in Review Manager 4.2 (RevMan) is the ‘generic inverse variance method’ (GIVM). This method can be applied to a number of different situations that are encountered by Cochrane authors and this article aims to address three of these. The data that are requ ...
... The new method of analysis that is available in Review Manager 4.2 (RevMan) is the ‘generic inverse variance method’ (GIVM). This method can be applied to a number of different situations that are encountered by Cochrane authors and this article aims to address three of these. The data that are requ ...
presentation source
... The problem of using TCP in wireless networks • Major causes for losses in wireless networks • lossy wireless links or hand-offs • TCP can not distinguish between: • Congestion loss • Error loss • When misunderstanding error loss as congestion loss, TCP sender back off => performance degradation. ...
... The problem of using TCP in wireless networks • Major causes for losses in wireless networks • lossy wireless links or hand-offs • TCP can not distinguish between: • Congestion loss • Error loss • When misunderstanding error loss as congestion loss, TCP sender back off => performance degradation. ...
Design Considerations when Developing Applications using SAS
... templates that provide a good starting point for all developers. It is good to have a consistent look and feel to each page of code with the appropriate comments, headers and footers to enable the ease of code maintenance. There are many development tools that will allow developers to create and use ...
... templates that provide a good starting point for all developers. It is good to have a consistent look and feel to each page of code with the appropriate comments, headers and footers to enable the ease of code maintenance. There are many development tools that will allow developers to create and use ...
Week 01 Bookkeeping done today, as well as our first discussion
... HTML, Images, Excel, etc. (explicit) Status codes, document type, setting cookies (implicit) ...
... HTML, Images, Excel, etc. (explicit) Status codes, document type, setting cookies (implicit) ...
Data Warehousing/Mining
... views + remaining storage) (1) Cost to compute queries, maintenance of current index set + (2) Estimate of incremental cost that must be incurred in extending view set (upper bound on actual cost) ...
... views + remaining storage) (1) Cost to compute queries, maintenance of current index set + (2) Estimate of incremental cost that must be incurred in extending view set (upper bound on actual cost) ...
Cell Probe Lower Bounds for Succinct Data Structures
... Chen and Chao [2004]: “…plays an important role in sequence analysis.” ...
... Chen and Chao [2004]: “…plays an important role in sequence analysis.” ...
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... (data points that are very far away from other data points). The centroids of Cluster 0, 1, and 2 are 129.13, 9.74, and 884.14, respectively (see Fig. 8). The centroid of Cluster 2 is too high and its members mostly are outliers. Manhattan distance function, on the other hand, deals better with data ...
... (data points that are very far away from other data points). The centroids of Cluster 0, 1, and 2 are 129.13, 9.74, and 884.14, respectively (see Fig. 8). The centroid of Cluster 2 is too high and its members mostly are outliers. Manhattan distance function, on the other hand, deals better with data ...
Document
... The problem can be decomposed into sub-problems that can be safely solved at the same time The programmer structures the code and data to solve these sub-problems concurrently ...
... The problem can be decomposed into sub-problems that can be safely solved at the same time The programmer structures the code and data to solve these sub-problems concurrently ...
Sensors Auto-calibration Method - Using Programmable Interface Circuit Front-end
... example of the correction of a strain gauge measurement curve is indicated in (figure 3). This figure shows the successive correction functions respective to the used calibration points {x1=-1, x2=+1, x3=0, x4=-0.5 and x5=+0.5}. We note from the errors curves (figure 4), that after the offset and ga ...
... example of the correction of a strain gauge measurement curve is indicated in (figure 3). This figure shows the successive correction functions respective to the used calibration points {x1=-1, x2=+1, x3=0, x4=-0.5 and x5=+0.5}. We note from the errors curves (figure 4), that after the offset and ga ...
Lec06b-Principles of Message Passing
... receiving process. • Idling and deadlocks are major issues with non-buffered blocking sends. • In buffered blocking sends, the sender simply copies the data into the designated buffer and returns after the copy operation has been completed. The data is copied at a buffer at the receiving end as well ...
... receiving process. • Idling and deadlocks are major issues with non-buffered blocking sends. • In buffered blocking sends, the sender simply copies the data into the designated buffer and returns after the copy operation has been completed. The data is copied at a buffer at the receiving end as well ...
L - Triumf
... Write pdf for ALL observables, in terms of parameters • Include p(σ|A) and p(σ|B) in fit (But then, for example, particle identification may be determined more by momentum distribution than by PID) ...
... Write pdf for ALL observables, in terms of parameters • Include p(σ|A) and p(σ|B) in fit (But then, for example, particle identification may be determined more by momentum distribution than by PID) ...
Document
... Write pdf for ALL observables, in terms of parameters • Include p(σ|A) and p(σ|B) in fit (But then, for example, particle identification may be determined more by momentum distribution than by PID) ...
... Write pdf for ALL observables, in terms of parameters • Include p(σ|A) and p(σ|B) in fit (But then, for example, particle identification may be determined more by momentum distribution than by PID) ...
Lesson-13 A complete C Program (69 KB)
... however you cannot be sure that the program is error free, since some errors cause incorrect result only under certain circumstances. Therefore a new program should receive thorough testing before it is considered to be debugged. Once it has been established that a program contains a logical error, ...
... however you cannot be sure that the program is error free, since some errors cause incorrect result only under certain circumstances. Therefore a new program should receive thorough testing before it is considered to be debugged. Once it has been established that a program contains a logical error, ...
The Mathematics Behind the Birthday Attack
... I have presented to you how message integrity is maintained in a nutshell (actually the above is a very basic model and there is more but delving too deep into different types of Message Authentication Codes would be a digression). An important concept here is that when a tag is generated, it involve ...
... I have presented to you how message integrity is maintained in a nutshell (actually the above is a very basic model and there is more but delving too deep into different types of Message Authentication Codes would be a digression). An important concept here is that when a tag is generated, it involve ...
STA 490H1S Initial Examination of Data
... Idea: fit a simple polynomial using regression on a small ranges of the independent variable, and smoothly join up the pieces. Amount of smoothing controlled by a smoothing parameter. ...
... Idea: fit a simple polynomial using regression on a small ranges of the independent variable, and smoothly join up the pieces. Amount of smoothing controlled by a smoothing parameter. ...
Using Hash Components
... • Generally, Key order should follow data hierarchy • Within a program, keys should follow function › The fewer the better › Save listing order until last ...
... • Generally, Key order should follow data hierarchy • Within a program, keys should follow function › The fewer the better › Save listing order until last ...
Notes
... solving the system with an approximate factorization, we have the fixed point iteration x(k+1 ) = x(k) + Â−1 (b − Ax(k) ). We have already looked at the analysis of fixed point iterations in 1D; here, the analysis is not much different. Subtract the fixed point equation x = x + Â−1 (b − Ax), and w ...
... solving the system with an approximate factorization, we have the fixed point iteration x(k+1 ) = x(k) + Â−1 (b − Ax(k) ). We have already looked at the analysis of fixed point iterations in 1D; here, the analysis is not much different. Subtract the fixed point equation x = x + Â−1 (b − Ax), and w ...