'Type type' presentation slideshows

Bluespec

Bluespec. Lectures 3 & 4 w ith some slides from Nikhil Rishiyur at Bluespec and Simon Moore at the University of Cambridge. Course Resources. http ://cas.ee.ic.ac.uk/~ssingh Lecture notes (Power Point, PDF) Example Bluespec programs used in Lectures Complete Photoshop system (Bluespec)

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Chapter 11 Object and Object-Relational Databases

Chapter 11 Object and Object-Relational Databases. Chapter 11 Outline. Overview of Object Database Concepts Object-Relational Features: Object Database Extensions to SQL The ODMG Object Model and the Object Definition Language ODL Object Database Conceptual Design

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Chapter 10 Object and Object-Relational Databases: Concepts, Models Languages, and Standards

Chapter 10 Object and Object-Relational Databases: Concepts, Models Languages, and Standards. Chapter 10 Outline. Overview of Object Database Concepts Object-Relational Features: Object Database Extensions to SQL The ODMG Object Model and the Object Definition Language ODL

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Artificial Intelligence and Lisp #7

1. Semantic Web 2. Description Languages (done last time) 3. Ontologies (continued from previous lecture) 4. Multiple Inheritance (if time allows). Artificial Intelligence and Lisp #7. Registration: 48 students Number of: lab2a lab2b lab3a

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Four ways to plan analysis

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Intensional Polymorphism in Type-Erasure Semantics

Intensional Polymorphism in Type-Erasure Semantics. Karl Crary, Stephanie Weirich, Greg Morrisett. Presentation by Nate Waisbrot. Authors' background. Part of Cornell University's TAL (Typed Assembly Language) group Creating intermediate languages to compile into TAL.

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LOAD BALANCING SWITCH

Project POSTER. By: Maxim Fudim Oleg Schtofenmaher Supervisor: Walter Isaschar. Winter - Spring 2008. LOAD BALANCING SWITCH. Abstract. Software solutions for real-time are too slow Power dissipation limits work frequencies

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HBD studies in Run9 200GeV p+p collisions

HBD studies in Run9 200GeV p+p collisions . Jiayin Sun. Two kinds of HBD responses. single electron clusters (SINGLES): One electron per cluster Smaller HBD signal double electron clusters (DOUBLES): two electrons per cluster Larger HBD signal. 4 types of electrons in HBD.

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Cancer Genomics Coming up to Speed

Cancer Genomics Coming up to Speed. NCI Cancer Center Directors April 19, 2012. NCI Cancer Genomics 2012-> 2018 . DISCOVERY by genomics and functional genomics. Pathway Function. DNA-based Diagnosis. Drug Development. Precision Treatment . Present / Future TCGA, TARGET, CTD2.

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Semantic Analysis

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Fortran: Specification Statements

ICoCSIS. Fortran: Specification Statements. Session Six. Outline. Implicit Typing Declaring Entities of Different Shapes Named Constants and Constants Expressions Initial Values for Variables Public and Private Attributes The Pointer, Target, and Allocatable Statement

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Fortran: Specification Statements

ICoCSIS. Fortran: Specification Statements. Session Six. Outline. Implicit Typing Declaring Entities of Different Shapes Named Constants and Constants Expressions Initial Values for Variables Public and Private Attributes The Pointer, Target, and Allocatable Statement

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EPOC: Empowering Judicial Cooperation through Eurojust

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Death Penalty

Death Penalty. Trends. Public support for the death penalty is diminishing in the U.S. Roughly half the U.S. public now prefers life without parole over the death penalty as the best punishment for the crime of murder.

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Accessing Event Data

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4.2 Type Checking

4.2 Type Checking. Recall type of if statement:. (type-of-expression << test-exp >> tenv ) = bool (type-of-expression << true-exp >> tenv ) = x (type-of-expression << false-exp >> tenv ) = x. ( type-of-expression if << test-exp then true-exp else false-exp >>

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10904: Structural Equivalence

10904: Structural Equivalence. ????? ??? Problem Set Archive with Online Judge ??? 10 9 0 4 : Structural Equivalence ???? ??? ????? 200 8 ? 4 ? 18 ? ??? ???? type name = type ?????? name ?????????? type ?????? type ???????? type ?????????????

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C# vs. C++

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4.4 Type Inference

4.4 Type Inference. Type declarations aren't always necessary. In our toy typed language, they are always optional. Consider:. letrec fact(n) = if zero?(n) then 1 else *(n, (fact sub1(n))). What is redundant (inferable) about the types?. 4.4 Type Inference.

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