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NETWORKS
2010
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Optimal routing with failure-independent path protection
Thomas Stidsen, Bjørn Petersen, Simon Spoor...
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NECO
2010
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Large-Margin Classification in Infinite Neural Networks
We introduce a new family of positive-definite kernels for large margin classification in support vector machines (SVMs). These kernels mimic the computation in large neural netwo...
Youngmin Cho, Lawrence K. Saul
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NECO
2010
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How to Modify a Neural Network Gradually Without Changing Its Input-Output Functionality
Christopher DiMattina, Kechen Zhang
NECO
2010
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Population Models of Temporal Differentiation
Temporal derivatives are computed by a wide variety of neural circuits, but the problem of performing this computation accurately has received little theoretical study. Here we sy...
Bryan P. Tripp, Chris Eliasmith
NDT
2010
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Ontology Based Tracking and Propagation of Provenance Metadata
Abstract. Tracking the provenance of application data is of key importance in the network environment due to the abundance of heterogeneous and controllable resources. We focus on ...
Miroslav Vacura, Vojtech Svátek
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NDJFL
2010
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Embeddings of Computable Structures
We study what the existence of a classical embedding between computable structures implies about the existence of computable embeddings. In particular, we consider the effect of fi...
Asher M. Kach, Oscar Levin, Reed Solomon
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NDJFL
2010
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Subclasses of the Weakly Random Reals
The weakly random reals contain not only the Schnorr random reals as a subclass but also the weakly 1-generic reals and therefore the n-generic reals for every n. While the class o...
Johanna N. Y. Franklin
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NDJFL
2010
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An Extension of van Lambalgen's Theorem to Infinitely Many Relative 1-Random Reals
Van Lambalgen's Theorem plays an important role in algorithmic randomness, especially when studying relative randomness. In this paper we extend van Lambalgen's Theorem ...
Kenshi Miyabe