'Computational systems' presentation slideshows

MPEG-7 ISO 15938

Multimedia Content Description Interface. MPEG-7 ISO 15938. MPEG-7. Dwight Borses. MTS Field Applications Engineering National Semiconductor Corp. 2. How Much Information?.

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Biomorphic Computing

Biomorphic Computing. Professor: Bill Tomlinson Tuesday 2:00-4:50pm Winter 2004 CS 189. Week 1. Introductions Syllabus Biology Biomorphic Computing Game of Life Lab Time. Introductions. Name Program How much biology and computer science experience / relevant classes taken.

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National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) NERSC User Group October 4, 2005

National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) NERSC User Group October 4, 2005 Horst Simon and William Kramer NERSC/LBNL. Science-Driven Computing. NERSC is enabling new science. NERSC Must Address Three Trends.

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Discrete dynamical systems and intrinsic computability

Discrete dynamical systems and intrinsic computability. Marco Giunti University of Cagliari, Italy giunti@unica.it http://edu.supereva.it/giuntihome.dadacasa. Outline.

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Artificial Intelligence

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The prospects of computational creativity

The prospects of computational creativity. Anastasiia Zarubina. EC-08. Structure. The notion of computational creativity. The relevance of computational creativity. The examples of the computational creativity use. The main functions of the Computational Systems. Computational C reativity.

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Computer science Conference

Computer science is the study of the theory, experimentation, and engineering that form the basis for the design and use of computers. It is the scientific and practical approach to computation and its applications and the systematic study of the feasibility, structure, expression, and mechanization of the methodical procedures (or algorithms) that underlie the acquisition, representation, processing, storage, communication of, and access to information.

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What is computation?

What is computation?. A summary of the Lorentz Workshop discussions between: Rainhard Bengez, Mark Bishop; Barry Cooper; Gilles Dowek; Jan van Leeuwen; Jim Moor; Steve Ross; Ray Turner & Jiri Wiedermmann. Computation: three difficult questions.

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