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Section 7.5 Equivalence Relations Longin Jan Latecki Temple University, Philadelphia latecki@temple.edu We can group properties of relations together to define new types of important relations. _________________ Definition: A relation R on a set A is an equivalence relation iff R is • reflexive • symmetric • transitive Two elements related by an equivalence relation are called equivalent ...
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2 Related work There is a large number of applications of chamfer matching in computer vision and in medical image analysis. Chamfer distance was first introduced by Barrow et al. [2] in 1977 with a goal of matching two collections of contour fragments. Until today chamfer matching is widely used in object detection and classifica-tion task due to its tolerance to misalignment in position ...
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Abstract—The use of aerial swarms to solve real-world prob-lems has been increasing steadily, accompanied by falling prices and improving performance of communication, sensing, and pro-cessing hardware. The commoditization of hardware has reduced unit costs, thereby lowering the barriers to entry to the field of aerial swarm robotics. A key enabling technology for swarms is the family of ...
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Introduction Knowledge is a central topic in Plato’s dialogues. The reason for this is ethical. Plato thinks that the pursuit of a good life requires the pursuit of knowledge. The reasons for that are diverse. For example, in many dialogues, Plato has his main and favored character Socrates argue in various ways that knowledge constitutes human goodness. Elsewhere, for example, in Philebus ...
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NARS (Non-Axiomatic Reasoning System) is an AGI system designed in the framework of a reasoning (or inference) system, where the notion of “reasoning” is used in its broad sense to include many cognitive functions, including learning and perception (Wang, 1995, 2006, 2013). Perception, usually taken to mean sensory understanding, is highly relevant to AI. Perception and cognition are ...
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ABSTRACT Due to the powerful ability to encode image details and semantics, many lightweight dual-resolution networks have been proposed in recent years. However, most of them ignore the benefit of boundary information. This paper introduces a lightweight dual-resolution network, called DRBANet, aim-ing to refine semantic segmentation results with the aid of boundary information. DRBANet also ...
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Academic Reviewer American Economic Journal: Economic Policy Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics Climate and Development Climatic Change Environmental and Resource Economics Geneva Papers – Issues and Practice Geneva Risk and Insurance Review International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization ...
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The X-Factor: Development of a sport psychology newsletter and consulting opportunities with intercollegiate athletes. Poster presentation presented at the annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Orlando, FL, October 4, 2001.
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ABSTRACT: Acid/base chemistry is an intriguing topic that still constitutes a challenge for computational chemistry. While estimating the acid dissociation constant (or pKa) could shed light on many chemistry processes, especially in the fields of biochemistry and geochemistry, evaluating the relative stability between protonated and nonprotonated species is often very di ffi cult. Indeed, a ...
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Filling rectangles • Rectangle defined by: (xmin,xmax)x(ymin,ymax) • Fill it using scan-line algorithm: for y = ymin to ymax for x = xmin to xmax LightPixel(x,y) end_for end_for Problems and solutions • Two rectangles sharing an edge: – the edge will be drawn twice