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On neuronal capacity*

Journal of Statistical Mechanics: Theory and Experiment, 2019
Abstract We define the capacity of a learning machine to be the logarithm of the number (or volume) of the functions it can implement. We review known results, and derive new results, estimating the capacity of several neuronal models: linear and polynomial threshold gates, linear and polynomial threshold gates with constrained ...
Pierre Baldi, Roman Vershynin
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Capacity Pricing

Econometrica, 1985
We study the problem of optimal pricing for a bundle of services characterized by two attributes (e.g., quantity and quality) and subject to capacity limitations or peakloading. An application is to services that take the form of a load-duration curve. Using separability assumptions on the demand and cost functions, we derive the optimal pricing policy
Oren, Shmuel S   +2 more
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Forbiddance and Capacity

Graphs and Combinatorics, 2010
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FACHINI, Emanuela, KORNER, JANOS
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On the optimum capacity of capacity expansion problems

Mathematical Methods of Operations Research, 2007
The authors consider several capacity expansion problems. Given a finite set \(E=\{e_1, \ldots, e_n\}\) with a capacity \(c_i\) for each \(e_i\) and a family \({\mathcal F}\) of subsets \(F\) of \(E\), the goal is to find an optimal capacity value \(r^*\) such that the efficiency \(f(r^*)\) minus the cost \(\Phi(r^*)\) of the expansion is maximized ...
Chao Yang   +2 more
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Capacity, Capacity Drop, and Relation of Capacity to the Path Width in Bicycle Traffic

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2019
Bicycle usage is encouraged in many cities because of its health and environmental benefits. As a result, bicycle traffic increases which leads to questions on the requirements of bicycle infrastructure. Design guidelines are available but the scientific substantiation is limited.
Wierbos, M.J. (author)   +3 more
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Functional Capacity and Residual Functional Capacity and Their Utility in Measuring Work Capacity

The Clinical Journal of Pain, 1993
The pain physician is often asked to establish the medical impairment of the chronic pain patient (CPP) and from that determination ascertain the work capacity of the CPP. Functional capacity (FC) testing has recently been introduced as a more objective and accurate way of facilitating the determination of work capacity.
E, Abdel-Moty   +6 more
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On the capacity of HSDPA

GLOBECOM '03. IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference (IEEE Cat. No.03CH37489), 2004
An analytical model for the evaluation of HSDPA capacity is proposed and used to carry out a comparison of several MIMO systems. HSDPA is an evolution of the UMTS standard over the air interface to achieve higher aggregate bit rates through the introduction of adaptive modulation and coding, hybrid ARQ, fast scheduling, fast cell selection and MIMO ...
Mohamad Assaad, Djamal Zeghlache
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ASSESSING CAPACITY

Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2000
Health care professionals often encounter patients who refuse a recommended treatment plan. Overriding a patient's right to autonomy has ethical, legal, and moral consequences. Incapacity is the determination by a physician that a patient lacks the ability to make informed decisions about his or her health care.
S S, Miller, D B, Marin
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Capacity for change

Nursing Management (Springhouse), 2002
Follow absenteeism and turnover rates from two outpatient clinics that underwent a period of major organizational change marked by multiple ownership.
Susan E, Domagala, Connie J, Rowles
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Capacity is not sufficient

BMJ, 2013
I would hardly regard a 15% increase in emergency admissions over five years—3% a year—as “soaring.”1 With demographic changes this represents at least a containment, if not a …
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