The HM(X) framework is a constraint-based type framework with built-in letpolymorphism. This paper establishes purely syntactic type soundness for the framework, treating an exten...
In this paper we consider several multivariate extensions of comonotonicity. We show that naive extensions do not enjoy some of the main properties of the univariate concept. In o...
Max-margin Markov networks (M3 N) have shown great promise in structured prediction and relational learning. Due to the KKT conditions, the M3 N enjoys dual sparsity. However, the...
Regularization techniques have been in use in signal recovery for over four decades. In this paper, we propose a new, synthetic approach to the study of regularization methods in ...
Variables are the distinguishing new feature of XPath 2.0 which permits to select n-tuples of nodes in trees. It is known that the Core of XPath 2.0 captures n-ary first-order (FO...
Emmanuel Filiot, Joachim Niehren, Jean-Marc Talbot...