high-level language instructions
Vol 4, No 5 (2016)
... length instructions for ...all instructions have to be done in a uniform interval of time ...assembly level instructions.Reduced instructions need less number of transistors in ...convert ...
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Environment Driven Lexicon Induction for High Level Instructions
... natural language instructions to a robot, in which we must ground high-level commands such as microwave the cup to low-level actions such as ...
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Reading between the Lines: Learning to Map High Level Instructions to Commands
... the language in- terpretation ...with high-level instructions, com- pared to ...on high- level instructions (see Table ...
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chapter01-Introductiion-CompHistory.pdf
... point instructions in a full-blown implementation, but a minimal implementation may have only enough hardware for integer ...point instructions are trapped † prior to execution and replaced with a sequence ...
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Grounding Symbols in Multi Modal Instructions
... fuse high-level natural language in- puts with low-level sensory observations in order to produce a semantic map (Walter et ...in language commands combined with gesture input in a ...
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A Novel Re-Targetable Application Development Platform for Healthcare Mobile Applications
... by high-level languages like MATLAB which enables developers to focus on what they want the algorithms to do since the high-level languages manage low-level programming details ...The ...
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Knowledge of Formulaic Sequences as a Predictor of Language Proficiency
... foreign language learners’ linguistic repertoire (Er- man & Warren, 2000; Foster, 2001; Schmitt & Carter, ...formulaic language. The high rate of formulaic sequences in language ...
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Teaching the anxiety of learning a foreign language that influences high school students in learning French as a second foreign language “The case of Denizli”
... about language anxiety and they are considered to be quite significant, summarizing the overall picture of the second language anxiety in the ...second language but they have problems and anxiety ...
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Implementing the VSIPL API on reconfigurable computers
... Development work in this project has taken place using conventional microprocessor-based host systems in tandem with FPGA systems. The host systems have been PCs running either Linux or Windows as the operating system. ...
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A message-driven VLSI architecture for parallel object-oriented systems
... Im plem entation of a VLSI prototype that takes advantage of parallelism related to objects. The encapsulated nature of objects provides for a reduced address space, allowing caching of whole objects. This allows for a ...
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Neural network programming and portability
... of high level languages on to a range o f ...f high level languages on to a range o f ...the language, one can design an intermediate level language which is simple and ...
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Design and Implementation of a Customized Compiler
... in high level programming language into target program which is machine understandable ...the language syntax and ...low level language to a higher level language ...
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J28 200 1 IBM 1401 Symbolic Programming System Preliminary Specifications Jan60 pdf
... The processor takes the source program in symbolic language, translates the mnemonic codes into machine language codes, assigns core storage addresses to instructions and symbolic data r[r] ...
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The evolving infrastructure for language resources and the role for data scientists
... put language resources high up on their ...basic language resources for each of the ...diverse language resources ...Strategic Language Resource Agenda (Calzolari et ...
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Understanding the Pleurevac
... The instructions for use include a suggested water level (ie, negative pressure) of 20 cm in the suction control chamber, and a warning against the use of high airflow rates when a negat[r] ...
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A Corpus Study of Negative Imperatives in Natural Language Instructions
... A Corpus Study of Negative Imperatives in Natural Language Instructions A C o r p u s S t u d y o f N e g a t i v e I m p e r a t i v e s in N a t u r a l L a n g u a g e I n s t r u c t i o n s * K e[.] ...
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195611 pdf
... The A-2 compiler allows the programmer to communicate with the machine in a language much simpler than the machine language, allows him to generate many machine instructions by a relativ[r] ...
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Programming the smart home
... this high- level approach relieves the programmer of dealing with low-level details such as sending data between nodes, and issues related to distributed ...a high-level language ...
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Understanding Natural Language Instructions: The Case of Purpose Clauses
... A further motivation for using generation and enablement in modeling actions is that they allow us to draw conclusions about action execution as well - a particularly useful consequence [r] ...
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Free Adjuncts in Natural Language Instructions
... FREE ADJUNCTS IN NATURAL LANGUAGE INSTRUCTIONS FR EE A D J U N C T S N A T U R A L L A N G U A G E I N S T R U C T I O N S * B o n n i e L y n n W e b b e r B a r b a r a D i E u g e n i o D e p a r t[.] ...
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