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Set-Theoretic Characterization for Blur Face Recognition
... using set-theoretic characterization ...convex set is set of all images which are obtained by blurring a given ...convex set is formed and that corresponding convex set is ...
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MoL 2013 07: On The Modal Logics of Some Set Theoretic Constructions
... of set-theoretic ...of set theory, modal logic can be interpreted in set theory using ...of set theory such that the subrelation of Γ generated by M can be ‘nicely described’, which we ...
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Set theoretic estimation by random search
... The MORS is a simple and easily implementable method for generating set theoretic estimates in Rk.. Most of all, it truly provides total flexibility with regard to the incorporation of t[r] ...
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A Set Theoretic Approach to Lexical Semantics
... A SET THEORETIC APPROACH TO LEXICAL SEMANTICS A SET THmRErlC APPROACH TO LEXICAL ~ D L f f O 1 T MEMODATA 23 r m d e s a o u f i ~ 14000 C a ~ F r m ~ RESUME UNE APPRO~tE ENSEMBLtSIE DU ~ ~ r,bus pr~n[.] ...
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Weighted Set Theoretic Alignment of Comparable Sentences
... proach, based on set-theoretic operations over bags of words, had been previously shown to be efficient and portable across domains and alignment scenarios. We de- scribe an extension of this approach with ...
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Set Theoretic Alignment for Comparable Corpora
... This simplified approach to stemming removes the need to rely on manually constructed endings lists to compute similarity or on a complete mor- phological analyser, which might not be avail- able at all for ...
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SET THEORETIC APPROACH TO FUNDS FLOW STATEMENTS – A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO STATE BANK OF INDIA
... Acquisitions are, of course, uses of funds; the current depreciation charges and the disposition of fixed assets, however, must be considered in relation to the retained earnings account. Since all revenue and expense ...
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The mathematical foundations of projection techniques and their application to set theoretic estimation
... A set in a metric space is said to be boundedly compact if its intersection with an arbi- trary closed ball is empty or compact; a set in a normed vector space (n.v.s.) is said to be bou[r] ...
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A soft set theoretic approach to an AG-groupoid via ideal theory with applications
... It is easy to check that (S, ∗) is non-commutative and non-associative. One can easily verify that (S, ∗) forms an AG-groupoid. Note that S is not left (right) regular. Indeed for 3 ∈ S there does not exists some x ∈ S ...
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Fuzzy set QCA : a set-theoretic approach for understanding and investigating Maori resilience through the Christchurch earthquakes
... Significant impacts, moving away, high household income, strong pre-quake economic wellbeing. CAUSAL PATHWAYS TO MAORI RESILIENCE ….[r] ...
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Set theoretic estimation in digital signal processing
... available knowledge of the situation and of experience. In practice, however, little or no.. regard is paid to such an analysis and the choice of the prior distribution and of the loss f[r] ...
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Fuzzy Measure: A Fuzzy Set Theoretic Approach
... In this paper, we have attempted to give the definition of fuzzy measure, using the fuzzy set approach and we cited some examples in which m is fuzzy measure and some examples in which m is not a fuzzy measure . A ...
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Heuristic constraints enforcement for training of and knowledge extraction from a fuzzy/neural architecture - Part I: Foundation
... Set theoretic estimation has been used in a wide range of research areas and has proven to be an effective tool to incorporate information into numerous problems ...the set theoretic ...
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Extended blocker, deletion, and contraction maps on antichains
... Families of maps on the lattice of all antichains of a finite bounded poset that extend the blocker, deletion, and contraction maps on clutters are considered. Influence of the parameters of the maps is investigated. ...
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Hyperset approach to semi-structured databases and the experimental implementation of the query language Delta
... of set equations can also be trivially represented as graphs where the latter, if considered literally, lead to the more traditional approach to semi-structured ...corresponding set names in set ...
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The Turtleback Diagram for Conditional Probability
... the set theoretic view of events and the sample space, the turtleback diagram uses elements from Venn diagrams—set intersection, complement and partition—for condition- ing, with the additional ...
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Heyting-valued interpretations for Constructive Set Theory
... Formal topology originated by considering whether it was possible to develop pointfree topology in a generalised predicative context [30]. Gener- alised predicative mathematics is understood here as something more ...
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The construction of complex networks from linear and nonlinear measures – Climate networks
... On a related note, climate system is known for its multi-scale interactions and hence one would like to explore the interaction of processes over the different scales. Data are available through high-resolution ...
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An Elementary Proof That Well Behaved Utility Functions Exist
... When treating utility theory, traditional economic textbooks discuss two disparate cases in considerable detail: the potential non-existence of utility functions for complete and transitive preference relations on ...
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The Teaching Dimension of Linear Learners
... teaching set can be viewed as the compressed sample, but with two generalizations: (i) the original “sample” is the whole input space, and (ii) the labels is allowed to diverge from the target ...
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