'N1 n2' presentation slideshows

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IP Routing

IP Routing. CS 552 Richard Martin (with slides from S. Savage and S. Agarwal) . Outline. Position Paper assignment Background on Internet Connectivity Nor01 paper Background on BGP BGP convergence BGP and traffic Discussion . Position Paper. Goals:

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Metatheoretic Approaches to Programming Language Specification & Verification Rob Simmons Princeton University

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Summing Up All Genus Free Energy of ABJM Matrix Model

Summing Up All Genus Free Energy of ABJM Matrix Model. Sanefumi Moriyama (Nagoya U) JHEP [arXiv:1106.4631] with H.Fuji and S.Hirano. M is for Mother. 5 Consistent String Theories in 10D. Het-E8xE8. IIA. Het-SO(32). IIB. I. M is for Mother. 5 Consistent String Theories in 10D.

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Quantum transport and its classical limit

Quantum transport and its classical limit. Piet Brouwer Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics Cornell University. Lecture 1 Capri spring school on Transport in Nanostructures, March 25-31, 2007. Quantum Transport.

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A Solution to Two Paradoxes of International Capital Flow

A Solution to Two Paradoxes of International Capital Flow. Jiandong Ju and Shang-Jin Wei * Personal views, not those of the IMF. Motivation. Cross-border capital flow reached nearly $6 trillion in 2004. Less than 10% goes to developing countries.

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Feedback Control Systems ( FCS )

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Introduction to Programming Concepts

Introduction to Programming Concepts. Carlos Varela RPI Adapted with permission from: Seif Haridi KTH Peter Van Roy UCL. Introduction. An introduction to programming concepts Declarative variables Functions Structured data (example: lists) Functions over lists

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Final Review

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Boolean Networks and Experiment Design B-Cell Single Ligand Screen

Boolean Networks and Experiment Design B-Cell Single Ligand Screen. Stuart Johnson Bioinformatics and Data Analysis Lab UCSD. Outline. Why Boolean networks? Building/Displaying Boolean Networks Experiment design Procedure Some competing (sub)networks from the B-Cell data Conclusions.

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2: Population genetics. break. Two subpopulations. A: p=0. A: p=1. a: q=1. a: q=0. In such a case, there are no heterozygous individuals in the population, although according to HW, there should be. There is a deficit in heterozygous. Is this phenomenon general?. Two subpopulations.

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Group members Muhammad Asgar (23) Muhammad Ali javaid (47) Muhammad Ali shakir(48)

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More Interprocedural Analysis

More Interprocedural Analysis. Chapter 11, Sections 11.2.5 to end. Review. We analyzed several interprocedural problems. MOD -- set of variables modified in procedure ALIAS -- set of aliased variables in a procedure.

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Relational Algebra

Relational Algebra. Eugene Sheng Computer Science Department NIU. Introduction . one of the two formal query languages of the relational model collection of operators for manipulating relations Operators: two types of operators

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Efficient Anomaly Monitoring over Moving Object Trajectory Streams

Efficient Anomaly Monitoring over Moving Object Trajectory Streams. Yingyi Bu (Microsoft). joint work with Lei Chen (HKUST) Ada Wai-Chee Fu (CUHK) Dawei Liu (CUHK). Outline. Introduction Problem Statement Batch Monitoring Piecewise Index and Rescheduling Experiments Conclusion.

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AVL-Trees (Part 1: Single Rotations)

COMP171 Fall 2006. AVL-Trees (Part 1: Single Rotations). Lecture 17-18. Balance Binary Search Tree. Worst case height of binary search tree: N-1 Insertion, deletion can be O(N) in the worst case We want a tree with small height Height of a binary tree with N node is at least ? (log N)

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Three-Steps of Linear Convolution

For any given n , how to obtain Step 1: time reversal of either signal (e.g., f(k) ? f(-k) ) Step 2: shift f(-k) by n samples to obtain f(n-k) Step 3: multiply h(k) and f(n-k) for each k and then take the summation over k. Three-Steps of Linear Convolution. Note

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Lecture 2 review

Lecture 2 review. Compensatory rate change is the ecological basis for sustainable populations and harvesting Compensatory change may involve Increases in adult survival rate at low N Increases in juvenile survival rate at low N Increases in growth and mean fecunity at low N

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EE 314: Basic EE II

EE 314: Basic EE II. Midterm Solutions. Problem 1. What makes a material a semiconductor? What are dopants ? A semiconductor acts as an insulator at very low temperatures and as a conductor at very high temperature. It has 4 valence electrons.

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function mf=mfblkmod(I1,I2,n) %main % I1, I2: two successive frames

Simple implementation of block-based Optical Flow estimation. Test sequences: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~cil/v-images.html. function mf=mfblkmod(I1,I2,n) %main % I1, I2: two successive frames if mod(n,2)==0 % n must be odd error('n must be odd'); end mf=zeros(size(I1)); c = 0;

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