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Cornell - CS - 630

CS630 Representing and Accessing Digital InformationText Classification: Intro and Nave BayesThorsten Joachims Cornell UniversityText Classification ExampleE.D. And F. MAN TO BUY INTO HONG KONG FIRM The U.K. Based commodity house E.D. And F. Man

Cornell - CS - 630

CS630: Representing and Accessing Digital InformationLecture 20: April 13, 2006Syntax ModelsScribed by Gilly Leshed, Blazej KotOutline1. Context-Free Grammar (CFG) issues 2. Feature-based CFGs 3. Tree-Adjoining Grammars (TAGs) This lecture pr

Cornell - CS - 630

CS630 Lecture 4: Probabilistic RetrievalLecture by Lillian Lee Scribed by Randy Au, Nick Gerner, Blazej Kot February 7, 20061Probabilistic RetrievalThe Vector Space Model is essentially an ad hoc approach to information retrieval. If we wanted

Cornell - CS - 630

CS630 Representing and Accessing Digital InformationNamed-Entity RecognitionThorsten Joachims Cornell UniversityNE Identification Identify all named locations, named persons, named organizations, dates, times, monetary amounts, and percentages.

Cornell - CS - 630

CS630 Lecture 9: End of Probabilistic Retrieval, Introduction to Relevance FeedbackLecture by Lillian Lee Scribed by Randy Au, Nick Gerner, Blazej Kot February 23, 2006In this lecture, we nish treating the basic retrieval paradigms, and move onto

Cornell - CS - 630

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Cornell - CS - 611

CS611 Lecture 39Scribe: Yan Zhang and Antonio MontalbanModule Types3 December 2001Lecturer: Andrew Myers1 Review of existential typesIn the previous class we dened the existential type X., where X is a type variable that may appears free . W

Cornell - CS - 611

CS611 Lecture 6Well Founded Induction9 September, 2005Lecturer: Andrew MyersScribe: James Worthington, Soam Vasani1 SummaryIn this lecture we will 1. Dene well-founded induction 2. Show that our denition of free variables gives us a well-de

Cornell - CS - 611

CS611 Lecture 21Weakest PreconditionsFriday, the thirteenth of October, 2000Lecturer: Dexter KozenScribe: Reba Schuller and Tom Wexler1 Valid Partial Correctness AssertionsIn the last lecture, we introduced the concept of a partial correctn

Cornell - CS - 611

CS611 Lecture 31Subtype Polymorphism12 November, 2004Lecturer: Andrew MyersScribe: Helgi Ingolfsson, Shobhit Varshney1 IntroductionWe would like to extend the traditionally typed -calculus for it to support objects, but objects are complica

Cornell - CS - 611

CS611 Lecture 15Axiomatics Semantics II and Hoare Logic30 September, 2005Lecturer: Michael ClarksonScribe: Bryant Adams, Mia Minnes1 Axiomatic Semantics II1.1 RenementDenition. For programs S and T, we say that S renes T i the set of poss

Cornell - CS - 280

Inclusion-Exclusion RuleRemember the Sum Rule: The Sum Rule: If there are n(A) ways to do A and, distinct from them, n(B) ways to do B, then the number of ways to do A or B is n(A) + n(B). What if the ways of doing A and B arent distinct? Example: I

Cornell - CS - 474

1The2large3can4can5hold6the7water.8Grammar: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. S NP NP NP VP VP NP VP art adj n art n adj n aux VP v NPLexicon: the: art large: adj can: n, aux, v hold: n, v water: n, v1The2large3can4can

Cornell - CS - 474

HMM Tagger Last Class: 1. Intro to part-of-speech tagging 2. Erics intro to HMM taggers Today: 1. More on Hidden Markov Model Taggers Given W = w1 , . . . , wn , nd T = t1 , . . . , tn that maximizes P (t1 , . . . , tn |w1 , . . . , wn ) Restate usin

Cornell - CS - 474

12 September 2002Problem Set 1: Treebanking, grammar development, and grammar algorithmsCS 474 Introduction to NLP Mats Rooth1. TreebankingMake labeled trees for the for the eight sentences in the le PS1/problem1/sentences. Your answer should

Cornell - CS - 412

AdministrationCS 412 Introduction to CompilersAndrew Myers Cornell University Lecture 11: Static Semantics 16 Feb 01Lecture 11 CS 412/413 Spring '01 - Andrew Myers 2 Programming Assignment 2 due in 1 weekStatic Semantics Can describe the type

Cornell - CS - 412

CS412/413Introduction to Compilers and TranslatorsAndrew Myers Cornell University Lecture 20: Subtyping 13 March 00Outline Last time: classes, interfaces in Java, Iota+ have a subtype relation Type-checking with subtypes Subtyping rulesRecord

Cornell - CS - 412

CS 412/413Introduction to Compilers and Translators Spring 00Lecture 10: Static SemanticsAdministration Programming Assignment 2 due in 1 weekCS 412/413 Spring '00 lecture 10 - Andrew Myers2Static Semantics Can describe the types used in

Cornell - CS - 412

ReviewCS 412 Introduction to CompilersAndrew Myers Cornell University Lecture 21: Subtyping 16 March 01 Multiple implementations supported by subtyping Subtyping characterized by new judgement: S <: T A < e : T judgement+ subsumption rule + S <:

Cornell - CS - 412

CS412 Homework 3Due: 13 March 20061. For each of the following IC constructs, state whether it is well-typed in some typing context. If so, give the most general typing context in which the construct is well-typed and write the corresponding proo

Cornell - CS - 412

CS412 Homework 3Due: 9 March 20071. For each of the following IC constructs, state whether it is well-typed in some typing context. If so, give the most general typing context in which the construct is well-typed and write the corresponding proof

Cornell - CS - 412

Type Inference SystemsCS412/CS413 Introduction to Compilers Tim Teitelbaum Lecture 14: Static Semantics 21 Feb 07 Type inference systems define types for all legal programs in a language Type inference systems are to type-checking: As regular exp

Cornell - JTH - 99

A general, phrase-structured account of Local CoherencesJohn HaleAMLaP 2007Does the human parser.eagerness .derive every consequence of the grammar and input as soon as possible? if not, what is not derived? expectation .place bets on unseen con

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Cornell University Chapter of Team HBVB-AwareOfficial Rule and Scoring SheetMahjong Benefit Tournament Saturday, October 18th, 2008 7:00-10:00 PM, RPCC 1st Floor LoungeBrief Overview of Mahjong: Each game needs four players. The goal is to crea

Cornell - PHIL - 274

PHIL 331/MATH 281: Week 8 The syntax of QC 1. To specify the syntax of QC we specify a set of symbols, then a set of terms, then a set of wffs. a. Symbols: We have two brackets: ( and ). We have denumerably many sentence letters: A, B, C, P1, P2, R,

Cornell - PHIL - 331

PHIL 331/MATH 281: Week 8 The syntax of QC 1. To specify the syntax of QC we specify a set of symbols, then a set of terms, then a set of wffs. a. Symbols: We have two brackets: ( and ). We have denumerably many sentence letters: A, B, C, P1, P2, R,

Oregon - FSE - 14

Fault-aware Fingerprinting: Towards Mutualism between Failure Investigation and Statistical DebuggingChao LiuDepartment of Computer Science University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Urbana, IL 61801chaoliu@cs.uiuc.edu ABSTRACTFailure investigat

Oregon - ICSE - 2009

International Conference on Software Engineering 2009Westin Bayshore, Vancouver Vancouver, BC Canada16-24 May, 2009 Conference Dates 20-22 May 2009 Exhibit DatesExhibitor ProspectusContentsExhibitor Deadline Dates, Program Schedule, and Meeti

Oregon - ICSE - 2009

31st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGVANCOUVER, CANADA 16-24 MAY 2009http:/www.tourismvancouver.comhttp:/www.cs.uoregon.edu/events/icse2009 We invite high quality submissions describing original unpublished research results, case

Oregon - ICSE - 2009

31st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGVANCOUVER, CANADA 16-24 MAY 2009http:/www.cs.uoregon.edu/events/icse2009http:/www.tourismvancouver.comThe International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE) is the premier software engine

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PAPER ID NUMBER _IEEE COPYRIGHT FORMTo ensure uniformity of treatment among all contributors, other forms may not be substituted for this form, nor may any wording of the form be changed. This form is intended for original material submitted to th

Oregon - ICSE - 2009

WorkshopProposalforICSE2009 Status:continuingworkshopseries 1.Titleofworkshopseries 2.Organization(chairsandtentativeprogramcommitteemembers)3.Pastattendance(foreachmeetingheld) 4.Anythingnewwiththe2009meeting?(e.g.,objectives,structure,output,

Oregon - FSE - 14

Improving the Identification of Actual Input Manipulation VulnerabilitiesYonghee ShinNorth Carolina State University 890 Oval Drive Raleigh, NC, 27695-8260 919-946-0781yonghee.shin@ncsu.eduABSTRACTThis paper proposes an automated, white-box se

Oregon - FSE - 14

Modular Exception Handling in Context-Aware ApplicationsNelio CachoComputing Department, Lancaster University United Kingdomn.cacho@lancaster.ac.ukAlessandro GarciaComputing Department, Lancaster University United Kingdoma.garcia@lancaster.ac.

Oregon - FSE - 14

Identifying Source Code Metrics to Improve Quality Predictive Models Using Genetic AlgorithmsRodrigo VivancoDept. Computer Science University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (204) 983-7393rvivanco@cs.umanitoba.ca ABSTRACTIn order to devel

Oregon - FSE - 14

An Architecture for Gradual Transition Towards Self-Managed Software SystemsEdin ArnautovicInstitute of Computer Technology Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austriaarnautovic@ict.tuwien.ac.at ABSTRACTWhile management of todays software s

Oregon - DAY - 2

Processes without PartitionsMatthew FlattUniversity of UtahAdam WickUniversity of UtahRobert Bruce FindlerUniversity of Chicago1This talk has been modied from its original version. It has been edited for content and formatted to t your sc

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Kill-Safe Synchronization AbstractionsMatthew Flatt University of UtahRobert Bruce Findler University of Chicago1Sibling Food-Sharing Protocol2Sibling Food-Sharing Protocol3Sibling Food-Sharing Protocol4Sibling Food-Sharing Protoc

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Cooperative and Forced TerminationSee also Asynchronous Exceptions in Haskell Marlow, Peyton Jones, Moran and Reppy PLDI, 20011Cooperative vs. Forced TerminationCooperative termination: ask a process to clean itself up and exit Thread.interrup

Oregon - FSE - 14

Concern Management and Evolution at The Architectural Level[Doctoral Symposium Submission]Eugen Nistor Advisor: Andre van der Hoek Donald Bren School of Computer Sciences University of California, Irvine Irvine, CA, 92697enistor@ics.uci.edu ABST

Oregon - FSE - 14

Pattern-Based Synthesis of Fault-Tolerant Embedded SystemsMatthias TichySoftware Engineering Group University of Paderborn, Germanymtt@uni-paderborn.de ABSTRACTThe general trend towards complex technical systems with embedded software results

Oregon - FSE - 14

A Program Analysis for Tool-supported Refactoring of Aspect-oriented ProgramsJan WlokaFraunhofer FIRST Kekulstr. 7 Berlin, GermanyStefan Jahnichen Technical University Berlin Franklinstr. 28/29 Berlin, Germanyjan.wloka@rst.fraunhofer.de Catego

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Oregon - MATH - 111

Function operations worksheet solutionsWe had f (x) = 1. (f + g)(x) =3x2 x+1 3x2 x+1and g(x) = 2x. + 2xThe domain of f + g is the set of all real numbers x which are in the domain of both f and g. In this case, the domain of f consists of both

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We wish to prove the following theorem Theorem 1. If limx!a f x = l and limx!a gx = m then limx!a f g x = lm: Why is this a good idea? Well, if we know limx!a x = a, then this allows is to nd the limit of xn for any positive integer n. Using Wednesd

Oregon - MATH - 241

Average rate of change 1 Car tripThe following are trip meter readings collected on a car trip between Eugene and Portland:(Time is in hours:minutes:seconds.) 1. What was the average speed (in miles per hour) during the trip? Most of the driving

Oregon - PACNOG - 3

Bandwidth ManagementManaging high-latency and limited bandwidth satellite connectionsAloiamoa Anesi, Jr Blue Sky Communications alo.anesi@bluesky.asPhysical LayoutLatency Average of 600ms+ latency to PoP Can be up to 1500ms+ depending on pat

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Internet Society OverviewKaren Rose Director of Education and Programs rose@isoc.orgJune 2007Internet Society Overview1ISOCs Mission"To assure the open development, evolution and use of the Internet for the benefit of all people throughou

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10yearsofIPV6operationsJoel Jaeggli andacastofManyThe6boneera3ffe:/16usagedefinedinrfc2471(1998) Sunseton06/06/2006 Allocatedhierarchicallyinafashionthatwas thethenassumptionastohowipv6addresses wouldbeallocated. Pseudotoplevelaggregater(P

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Introducing IANA Root Management ccTLD workshop, Guyana 2007John Crain Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and NumbersIANA. What is it? The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority Dedicated to preserving the central coordinating functions of the

Oregon - SANOG - 10

Ubuntu Linux ServerStructure and ConfigSANOG 10 WorkshopAugust 29 New Delhi, India Hervey Allennsrc@SANOG10 New Delhi, IndiaWhat's Our Goal?A bit of Debian & Ubuntu philosophy Differences from the Red Hat world Package system Debi

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http:/trac.edgewall.org/ SANOG 10 WorkshopAugust 29-Sep 2 New Delhi, India Hervey Allennsrc@sanog10 New Delhi, IndiaWhat's it Do?Software Configuration Management wiki for collaboration Interface to subversion for change management. Timelin

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http:/trac.edgewall.org/ SANOG 10 WorkshopAugust 29-Sep 2 New Delhi, India Hervey Allennsrc@sanog10 New Delhi, IndiaWhat's it Do?Software Configuration Management wiki for collaboration Interface to subversion for change management. Timelin

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SomeUbuntuPractice.SANOG10August29 NewDelhi,India1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Getusedtousingsudo Createaninstaccount Learnhowtoinstallsoftware Installgccandmake Learn how to control services Use the ip tool See the state of your machine Create the lo

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InstallingUbuntuLinux FeistyFawnServerVersion7.04TheInstaller Ifyoudoadefaultinstallationyouwillendupwithaserverthatuses DHCPtoobtainit'snetworkaddress,afilesystemoftheform: /(root) <swap> [Allofdiskminus3xRAM] 3xRAMInformationyouNeed ThefirstPCin

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SANOG 10 Network Management Workshop MRTG / RRD Tool / NFSen Lab Documents v1.0 Gaurab Raj Upadhaya MRTG In 12 Step by Step 1. 2. 3. 4. Install MRTG #apt-get install mrtg Create the /etc/mrtg directory $sudo mkdir /etc/mrtg Find out the SNMP Communit

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SANOG 10 Network Management Workshop MRTG / RRD Tool / NFSen Lab Documents v1.0 Gaurab Raj Upadhaya MRTG In 12 Step by Step 1. 2. 3. 4. Install MRTG #apt-get install mrtg Create the /etc/mrtg directory $sudo mkdir /etc/mrtg Find out the SNMP Communit

Oregon - SANOG - 10

Help Desk ServicesSANOG 10 Network Operations & ManagementThis Presentation and related materials will be available at: ws.edu.isoc.org / www.sanog.orgGetting StartedWhat are some of the first questions to answer? Are you going to offer suppor

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Help Desk ServicesSANOG 10 Network Operations & ManagementThis Presentation and related materials will be available at: ws.edu.isoc.org / www.sanog.orgGetting StartedWhat are some of the first questions to answer? Are you going to offer suppor