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... Classification of cards with and without chips Smart Card Applications: Design Models for using and programming smart cards W. Rankl 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd2 1 Overview of Smart Cards Cards can ... types of cards, which can have various formats.Chip card (smart card) Processor card Processor card without coprocessorProcessor card with coprocessorMemory card Card without chip Card Figure ... this format. The plug-in format for smart cards used in mobile telecommunications applications is also very common. Another name for this format is ID-000. This hasbecome the standard format for...

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... Association for Computational LinguisticsReduced n-gram models for English and Chinese corpora Le Q Ha, P Hanna, D W Stewart and F J Smith School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer ... large English and Chinese corpora. For English, we can reduce the model sizes, compared to 7-gram traditional model sizes, with factors of 14.6 for a 40-million-word corpus and 11.0 for a 500-million-word ... variable-length model outperforms conventional models of the same size, and if a moderate loss in performance is acceptable, that the size of a language model can be reduced drastically by using his pruning...

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... algorithms for conditionalrandom fields and compare the performance ofthe resulting models to HMMs and MEMMs onsynthetic and natural-language data.1. IntroductionThe need to segment and label ... Computer and Information Science, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USAAbstractWe present conditional random fields, a frame-work for building probabilistic models to seg-ment and ... Conditional Random Fields: Probabilistic Models for Segmenting and Labeling Sequence DataJohn Lafferty†∗LAFFERTY@CS.CMU.EDUAndrew McCallum∗†MCCALLUM@WHIZBANG.COMFernando Pereira∗‡FPEREIRA@WHIZBANG.COM∗WhizBang!...

... 3$\vee$$\dot{\cdot}$Inthisnetwork,nonlineartransformationwasmadeonlyofcascadeoflinearweightedsummation and sigmoidnonlinearity.Thatis,wedidnotuseanyaprioriknowledgeaboutthedynamicalstructureofthecontrolledobject.Thelearningwentwell and thenetworkhassomeextentofgeneralizationcapability.Inthelearning,westillusedthefeedbacktorquecommandastheerrorsignal.SummaryInordertocontrolvoluntarymovements,thecentralnervoussystemmustsolvethefol-lowingthreecomputationalproblemsatdifferentlevels:(1)determinationofadesiredtrajectoryinthevisualcoordinates,(2)transformationoftrajectoryfromvisualcoordi-natestobodycoordinates and (3)generationofmotorcommand.Basedonphysiologicalinformation and previous models, computationaltheoriesareproposed for thefirsttwoproblems, and ahierarchicalneuralnetworkmodelisintroducedtodealwithmotorcom-mand.Combinationofthesecond and thethirdapproachwasfoundtobeveryefficient for learningtrajectorycontrolofanindustrialroboticmanipulator[14].References[1]Allen,G.I. and Tsukahara,N.(1974).Physiol.Rev.54,957-1006.[2]Atkeson,C.G. and Hollerbach,J.M.(1985).JNeurosci.5,2318-2330.[3]Flash,T. and Hogan,N.(1985).J.Neurosci.5,1688-1703.[4]Fujita,M.(1982).Biol.Cybern.45,195-206.[5]Ito,M.(1970).Intern.J.Neurol.7,162-176.[6]Jordan,M.I. and Rosenbaum,D.A.(1988).COINSTechnicalReport$8\delta- ... k$Trajectoriesderivedfromtheminimumtorque-changemodelarequitedifferentfrom$\backslashi$thoseoftheminimumjerkmodelunderthefollowingbehavioralsituations.(i)Bighor-todeterminetheuniquetrajectorywhichminimizes$C_{T}$.Unoetal.[18]overcamethisdifficultybydevelopinganiterativescheme,sotheuniquetrajectory and theassociatedmotorcommand(torque)canbedeterminedsimultaneously.Thatis,thethreeproblems oftrajectoryformation,coordinatestransformation and generationofmotorcommandare.solvedsimultaneouslybythisalgorithm.Mathematically,theiterativelearningschemecanberegardedasaNewton-like ... J$$\circ,\Omega$$\vee l/7-$$\eta$26NeuralNetwork Models for Formation and ControlofMulti-jointArmTrajectory川人光男MitsuoKawatoATRAuditory and VisualPerceptionResearchLaboratories,Twin21Bldg.MIDTower,Shiromi$2-...

... the three-volume handbook:Handbook of Computer Vision and Applications edited by B. Jähne, H. Haußecker, and P. GeißlerVol 1: Sensors and Imaging;Vol 2: Signal Processing and Pattern Recognition;Vol ... examples from both industry and science.This part illustrates how computer vision is integrated into a variety ofsystems and applications. Computer Vision and Applications was designed as a concise ... Georg Wiora and Matthias GrafA5 Fast 3-D Full Body Scanning for Humans and Other Objects . 618N. Stein and B. MingeA6 Reverse Engineering Using Optical Range Sensors 620S. Karbacher and G. HäuslerA7...

... in the design of separation equipment and processes as well as for product design and optimizing formulations. Complex polar and associatingmolecules are present in many applications, for which ... Contentswww.it-ebooks.info18.3 Interparticle forces in colloids and interfaces 58518.3.1 Interparticle forces and colloids 58518.3.2 Forces and colloid stability 58718.3.3 Interparticle forces and adhesion 59018.4 ... as the limitations and points of caution whe n these models are used for design purposes, typically within a commercial simulation package. Applications in the oil and gas and chemicalsectors...

... qualitative standards and for validation more generally.30 Using Credit Risk Models for Regulatory Capitalthe models used are sound and implemented with integrity. Qualitative standards aimed ... qualitative standards and statistical testing. The qualitative standards address the internal controls and procedures surrounding the design and operation of the models used for regulatory ... in the design of all credit risk models. 22 Using Credit Risk Models for Regulatory CapitalFramework for an Internal -Models Capital ChargeThis section describes a possible framework for an...