Descriptive Complexity: Survey and Recent Progress
In Descriptive Complexity, we ask how rich a logical language is needed to describe a given computational problem.
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Language, Emotion, and Personality: How the Words We Use Reflect Who We Are
The smallest words – pronouns, articles, prepositions, and other function words – account for over 55% of the words we use although they make up less than 0.1% of our vocabulary.
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Keynote: A Revolution Against Big-Brother Social Networks
With the widespread adoption of proprietary social networks like Facebook and mobile chat platforms like Wechat, we may be heading to a future where all our communication are monetized and our
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Random Walk on the Heisenberg group
The Heisenberg group is the group of 3 x 3 uni-upper triangular matrices with entries in the reals,integers or mod n. This is in some sense the simplest non-commutative group.
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Panel 2: Accessing Content: New Thinking / New Business Models to Accessing Research Literature
Chair Alex Hodgson, Director of Marketing for ReadCube, will lead a panel discussion about the current challenges around the accessibility of scholarly content and the rise of innovative new models
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Taking Humor Seriously
Each day most people participate in humorous exchanges. We seek out movies, television programs, and books that make us laugh.
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Symposium: Brains, Minds and Machines - Demis Hassabis
Neuroscience and the Quest for AI How systems neuroscience can help in the quest for Artificial General Intelligence
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Feedforward Semantic Segmentation with Zoom-out Features
I will introduce a novel feed-forward architecture for semantic segmentation.
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Semantics and Knowledge Bases for Next-Generation Scholarly Discovery
As web search is becoming more and more structured thanks to the availability of knowledge bases, scholar engines are also evolving towards that direction while facing the similar challenges and
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Spatial Probability for Sound Source Localization
In audio signal processing, sound source localization (SSL) is a mature field.
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Design Expo 2015 - University of Applied Sciences Potsdam (Germany)
In 2014, the World Health Organization radically revised their definition of disability. The crux of this change was to define disability as context dependent rather than as an attribute of a person.
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To Do or Not To Do: Scheduling to Minimize Energy
Traditional scheduling algorithms, especially those involving job scheduling on parallel machines, make the assumption that the machines are always available and try to schedule jobs to minimize
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Studio99 Presents: Thomas Deuel and his Encephalophone
Thomas Deuel, a neuroscientist, sound artist, and neurologist, discusses his work with music generated through conscious control of the electroencephalogram.
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Integrative AI: Panel
The panel discusses challenges and opportunities in integrative artificial intelligence (AI), an area concerned with the development of systems that efficiently and robustly integrate multiple AI
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Interpolating Between Truthful and Non-Truthful Mechanisms for Combinatorial Auctions
We introduce the notion of an interpolation mechanism, that interpolates between a truthful and non-truthful mechanism.
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Programming Models for Estimates, Approximation, and Probabilistic Reasoning
Many emerging applications produce and use estimates in domains as diverse as probabilistic reasoning, machine learning, data analytics, approximate computing, and sensor programming.
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Formal verification of secure multi-party computations
In secure multi-party computation (SMC), mutually distrusting parties cooperatively compute functions of their private data; in the process, they only learn certain results as per the protocol
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Altering Human Perception and Behavior through Immersive Virtual Reality
Several studies have shown that people inside Immersive Virtual Reality (VR) behave realistically when presented with complex situations.
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Integrative AI
Over the last 15 years, significant advances have been made in inference and decision making under uncertainty, machine learning, vision, speech recognition, natural language processing, and dialog.
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Developing a Data-Driven Web Attack Detector
Developing a Data-Driven Web Attack Detector This work demonstrates how to benefit from usage logs in the implementation of a web attack detector.
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Data Science Summer School 2015 - The Ins and Outs of the New York City Subway System
Every day, the population of New York regions shrinks and swells as people travel into and around the city.
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Ultrasound Doppler Radar
Current depth sensors (LIDARs, Kinect, stereo cameras, etc.) are expensive, power hungry and often demand dedicated hardware, cooling systems and precise calibration.
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Design Verification: Treating Networks Like Programs or Chips
Surveys reveal that network outages are prevalent, and that many outages take hours to resolve, resulting in significant lost revenue.
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5G: Opportunities and Challenges
The demand for Internet speeds continues to explode with the new applications such as augmented reality, artificial intelligence on mobile devices, and Internet of Things.
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