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Criminal Justice students learn the core liberal arts skills in oral and written communication, problem-solving, and critical thinking, also preparing them for career paths outside the traditional criminal justice occupations or for post-graduate education. Graduates move on to doctoral and master's degree programs in criminology and criminal justice, law school, social work, forensic ...
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Fox School of Business and Management Management Information Systems Research Professor
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Wei-Shih Yang and Aklilu Zeleke, ”The complexity of Loop Erased Walk in Z3”, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Volume 31, No. 1, 79-90 (2006) Wei-Shih Yang, ”Mathematical methods in Statistical Mechanics”, Lecture Notes, National Center for Theoretical Sciences, Hsinchu, Taiwan, 2003.
https://sites.temple.edu/topsecretrosies/files/2012/05/HistoryofHumanComputers-notes.pdf
ENIAC, the first general purpose electronic computer ever developed, was publicly unveiled to great acclaim in February 1946. ENIAC was an acronym for the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer and was one of a number of classified inventions funded by the US Army during World War II. Designed to factor ballistic trajectories for Army weapons, ENIAC wasn’t completed in time to help the ...
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Law is a powerful tool that can advance health and well-being. By developing and promoting the measurement and evaluation of the law’s impact, through the field of legal epidemiology, we strive to support evidence-based, proactive, and creative policies that advance public health and well-being for all.
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The Fox School of Business and the Office of Research have access to specialized research software and databases to support the important research work of our faculty and doctoral students. Some of these databases are accessible through WRDS, while others have a limited number of licenses for the Fox School. For access, please review the information listed for each database. For questions ...
https://cis.temple.edu/~jiewu/research/publications/Publication_files/Privacy-Preserving_Federated_Neural_Architecture_Search_With_Enhanced_Robustness_for_Edge_Computing.pdf
Abstract—With the development of large-scale artificial intelli-gence services, edge devices are becoming essential providers of data and computing power. However, these edge devices are not immune to malicious attacks. Federated learning (FL), while pro-tecting privacy of decentralized data through secure aggregation, struggles to trace adversaries and lacks optimization for hetero-geneity ...
https://sites.temple.edu/ticlj/files/2017/02/30.1.Scharre-TICLJ.pdf
Paul Scharre* Much of the debate on autonomous weapons presumes a choice between human versus autonomous decision-making over targeting and engagement decisions. In fact, in many situations, human-machine teaming in engagement decisions will not only be possible but preferable. Hybrid human-machine cognitive architectures will be able to leverage the precision and reliability of automation ...
https://cis.temple.edu/~wu/research/publications/Publication_files/Joint%20Dynamic%20Grouping%20and%20Gradient%20Coding%20for%20Time-critical%20Distributed%20Machine%20Learning%20in%20Heterogeneous%20Edge%20Networks-FINAL-VERSION.pdf
Abstract—In edge networks, distributed computing resources have been widely utilized to collaboratively perform a machine learning task by multiple nodes. However, the model training time in heterogeneous edge networks is becoming longer because of excessive computation and delay caused by slow nodes, namely stragglers. The parameter server even abandons stragglers which fail to return ...
https://sites.temple.edu/cognitionlearning/files/2017/08/Gunderson-et-al-in-press-DP-Parent-Praise.pdf
1 For consistency with prior work, we chose to restrict our sample to the N=53 parent-child dyads reported in Gunderson et al. (2013). This subsample included only dyads who had complete data for praise and motivational frameworks. However, we also repeated our main path analyses including all available data (i.e., N=60 parent-child dyads who had at least some data on dependent variables). The ...