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Line A straight path that goes on forever in both directions; it is named by any two points on the line. ZY ZY or YZ
Line A straight path that goes on forever in both directions; it is named by any two points on the line. ZY ZY or YZ
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Knowledge-Based Discovery: Using Semantics in Machine Learning Bruce Buchanan Joe Phillips University of Pittsburgh buchanan @ cs.pitt.edu josephp @ cs.pitt.edu
Knowledge-Based Discovery: Using Semantics in Machine Learning Bruce Buchanan Joe Phillips University of Pittsburgh buchanan @ cs.pitt.edu josephp @ cs.pitt.edu
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Continuous Column Distillation. Column diagram feed F, x F bottoms B, x B boilup V, y B reflux L, x R distillate D, x D feed stage total condenser reflux
Continuous Column Distillation. Column diagram feed F, x F bottoms B, x B boilup V, y B reflux L, x R distillate D, x D feed stage total condenser reflux
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Partitional Algorithms to Detect Complex Clusters Kernel K-means K-means applied in Kernel space Spectral clustering Eigen subspace of the affinity matrix
Partitional Algorithms to Detect Complex Clusters Kernel K-means K-means applied in Kernel space Spectral clustering Eigen subspace of the affinity matrix
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* In geometry, Stewart's Theorem is named in honor of the Scottish mathematician Matthew Stewart. He published this theorem in 1746. It is also known
* In geometry, Stewart's Theorem is named in honor of the Scottish mathematician Matthew Stewart. He published this theorem in 1746. It is also known
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The Anatomy of an Epidemic: A Rational Approach to Understanding, Preventing and Combating Infectious Diseases Stephen Weber, MD, MS Assistant Professor
The Anatomy of an Epidemic: A Rational Approach to Understanding, Preventing and Combating Infectious Diseases Stephen Weber, MD, MS Assistant Professor
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Introduction to Programming Lecture 31. Operator Overloading
Introduction to Programming Lecture 31. Operator Overloading
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Forces and motion. Speed Speed = distance travelled time taken seconds metres Metres per second (m/s)
Forces and motion. Speed Speed = distance travelled time taken seconds metres Metres per second (m/s)
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Equivalence Verification of Polynomial Datapaths with Fixed-Size Bit-Vectors using Finite Ring Algebra Namrata Shekhar, Priyank Kalla, Florian Enescu,
Equivalence Verification of Polynomial Datapaths with Fixed-Size Bit-Vectors using Finite Ring Algebra Namrata Shekhar, Priyank Kalla, Florian Enescu,
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Collecting Correlated Information from a Sensor Network Micah Adler University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Collecting Correlated Information from a Sensor Network Micah Adler University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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TM610 WORKING WITH INTEGRATED VISUALIZATION. First visualization application "Coffee Machine" example project Data points and units Languages and animation
TM610 WORKING WITH INTEGRATED VISUALIZATION. First visualization application "Coffee Machine" example project Data points and units Languages and animation
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Reference Books Reference books are those which are consulted for a specific fact or for information on a definite subject
Reference Books Reference books are those which are consulted for a specific fact or for information on a definite subject
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