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... ˆ f assumes that k(x, y) is weakly singular and has a discontinuous derivative at x = ...ˆ f may yield more accurate solutions than ˜ f , even if k(x, y) is of good ...if k(x, y) ... See full document

... In this paper, we present two basic functional network topologies: the additive model and the additive general model, which are briefly described in Sections 2.1 and 2.2. The advantage of these two models is that the ... See full document

... CIE L*a*b* and Munsell) and represents them in a 256-dimensional colour ...uses R* trees to index colour, texture and shape features (for the latter ones, KLT is performed ... See full document

... A company’s managerial function can be described as an information processing system, where the external world is treated as information generator and the management team of the company as information receiver. External ... See full document

... The crucial step advanced in Chapter 4, where regular variation theory is at the fore, is the analysis of the competition between b(x) and f (u) through their variation speed. Karamata’s theory, used jointly with ... See full document

... Miscellaneous. Another direction is to investigate the learning aspect of universal pre- diction. Many prediction schemes explicitly learn and exploit a model of the environment. Learning and exploitation are melted ... See full document

... household, he suggested that each household should first get the usual amount of foodstuff, until the district commissioner would have had time to gather additional information to allocate the remaining ... See full document

... tific Research (No. 19340022) from the Japan Society for Promo- tion of Sciences. The second author (NI) is supported in part by Seimei-kai Foundation. Hitoshi IMAI: Department of Informat- ics and Mathematical Science, ... See full document

... size n: having n too small can lead to wrong recall values, while choosing n too high only yields in larger document pools and increases the assessment costs [165, ... See full document

... Figure 1. (left) A simplified model of ion channels showing the protein (embedded in the membrane) and the hole down its middle forming the channel. One ion (shown by a small dot) is moving on the channel axis. The fixed ... See full document

... So I will start at a very elementary ...3. I will use the Einstein summation convention, where it is summed over all indices which appear ...Moreover I will use the natural ... See full document

... group G, the curves of a fixed genus can be lifted over a fixed ring ...group G, we will show that for genus g and an algebraic integer π, the statement “every G-cover Y → P 1 with genus ... See full document

... Spec k where k is an algebraicly closed field and of characteristic ...over k, define a functor Hilb n X from schemes to sets as ...Hilb n X (T ) is the set of closed subschemes ... See full document

... Sharma, Pooja, "Hairy roots as a model to investigate the role of suberin in the Phytophthora sojae- soybean pathosystem" (2012). Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository[r] ... See full document

... Countries not represented in the G-10 have more freedom in their implementation programme, and many have been busy evaluating the suitability of the new Framework for their jurisdiction. In order to further this ... See full document

... sin (πx) cos (0.5πy) . (13) The model problem have been discretized using central difference discretization with respect to the space vari- ables with equal and also non equal mesh spacing δx and δy. In order to ... See full document

... also. The altitude of flight is 5800 m. At last, there are two kinds of polarization, horizontal and vertical. For example: In the HH configuration we have emission and reception of horizontally polarized wave. ... See full document

... – he typically gets an above market coupon if the underlying stock index is up for the period (usually a year) and a below market coupon (usually zero) if the underlying stock index is ... See full document

... and its decomposition in terms of the variables N , b N b I , b γ IJ , is also known throughout Σ. Thus (16) can be solved for λ. Note that (16), is manifestly independent of the choice made for the ... See full document

... After introducing the paper notation in section 2, the standard risk decomposition in the co- variance framework is described in section 3. In section 4 risk decomposition is defined for value at risk in a generic ... See full document