... refer to as “training” instances. In the equations below, we denote individualtraining instances byX, and the sum over all the training instances byX. Since individualtraining instances are ... Speech Recognition 29SongSongP(sing|singsong)P(song|song sing)SingSingSingSong<s> </s>P(sing|sing sing)P(song|sing sing)P(sing|song song)P(song|song song)P(</s>|<s>)Figure ... Marginalisation 38214.3.3 Missing Data ASR in the Cepstral Domain 38414.3.4 Missing Data ASR with Dynamic Features 38614.4 Meta-Missing Data: Dealing with Mask Uncertainty 38814.4.1 Missing...
... arraydrawing commands by binding a vertex buffer object to the appropriate array bind-ing point (vertex, color, normal, texture coordinate) using the array point commands (for example, glNormalPointer). ... vertices in the primitive issmall, the overhead in setting up the array pointers and enabling and disabling individualarrays may outweigh the savings in the individual function calls (for example, ... Modeling: An IntroductionChristoph M. HoffmannAn Introduction to Splines for Use inComputer Graphics and Geometric ModelingRichard H. Bartels, John C. Beatty, and Brian A. BarskyTEAM LinG...
... [11-13]. For example, zero-forcing (ZF) beam-forming for interfe rence cancel latio n has been shown toincrease the capacity of ad-hoc networks [14]. B eam-forming is indeed a promising approach ... (TXOP) ar eallocated in the future. Because each STA advertises itsreserved TXOPs, both the CSI and the timing informa-tion for enabling beamforming may be obtained.A. Beaconing and synchronizationWith ... challenge lies then in acquiring the chan-nel and synchronization information in such a decentra-lized network without change in the MAC protocol. In this paper, we show how beamforming techniques can...
... 48Testing comprehension 45Testing spoken English 44Teaching writing 43Teaching speaking 37Using dictation 20Using songs 20Teaching listening 11TOPICS %Teaching listening 55Teaching speaking ... dictation 32Using dialogues for practice 31Giving instructions for activities 30Using drills 29Using dialogues for presentation 27Presenting new vocabulary 26Planning lessons 26Eliciting 24Classroom ... Ngai province. Time and efforts have been spent on accumulating information about teachers and teaching methods applied in JHSs, viewing teaching and learning materials and assessing the utility...
... an infection, we should include in the formula an infection rate k.Putting all this together into a single formula we find that:z = so that = In our investigation we will apply this formula ... transforms input into output; that is, a rule for calculating theoutput by applying it to the input. The result is the input value for the second stage,whose result becomes the input for the ... Bottom); END;PROCEDURE BEGIN Insert machine-specific commands: see hints in Chapter 11 END;PROCEDURE BEGIN Insert machine-specific commands: see hints in Chapter 11 END;lise the...
... 20 training areas and 25sites were chosen for the supervised classifica-tion of the Travinh and Camau images, respec-tively. List of training areas in Tra Vinh and CaMau were indicated in Table ... deep. Further, integrated shrimpfarming and mangrove forest modeling wasapplied in Mekong Delta including study areas,so this method can be used in recognizing shrimpponds.The best indicator ... development.International Journal of Geoinformatics, Vol.1, No. 1, March 2005ISSN 1686-6576/ Geoinformatics InternationalIJG_147-155 21/04/2005, 13:36147 151International Journal of Geoinformatics,...
... materials with interesting results. To begin with, some simplifying assumptions were made. Phonetic data were treated as a linear string by simply ignoring their very real grouping properties. ... in Lower California and around the Colorado River delta. His list of around 600 words collected in Paipai was prepared for process- ing. Phonetic symbols were transliterated into strings in ... long. A change in the pattern-recognizing approach is being considered to segregate phones at particular positions in syllables, syllables in feet, and feet in contours. The intermediate storage...
... containing smiles and2,000 articles containing frowns were held-out asoptimising test data. We took increasing amountsof articles from the remaining dataset (from 2,000to 22,000 in increments ... numberbeing taken from the positive and negative sets) asoptimising training data. For each set of trainingdata we extracted a context of an increasing num-ber of tokens (from 10 to 1,000 in increments ... that more training data will im-prove the performance of the Emoticon-trained clas-sifiers by increasing the coverage. Potential sources for this include online bulletin boards, chat forums,and...
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