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Comparing with RSA

2009
A multi-set ( ms ) is a set where an element can occur more than once. ms hash functions ( mshf s) map ms s of arbitrary cardinality to fixed-length strings. This paper introduces a new rsa -based mshf . The new function is efficient and produces small hashes. We prove that the proposed mshf is collision-resistant under the assumption of
Julien Cathalo   +2 more
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To compare or not to compare

Proceedings of the International Workshop on Semantic Web Information Management, 2011
Blocking methods are crucial for making the inherently quadratic task of Entity Resolution more efficient. The blocking methods proposed in the literature rely on the homogeneity of data and the availability of binding schema information; thus, they are inapplicable to the voluminous, noisy, and highly heterogeneous data of the Web 2.0 user-generated ...
George Papadakis 0001   +4 more
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Comparing the Tertium Comparationis in Comparative Religion and Comparative Theology

Zeitschrift für Religionswissenschaft, 2023
Abstract The process of determining a topic for comparison or a tertium comparationis forms one of the most crucial steps in the disciplines of comparative religion (Religionswissenschaft) and comparative theology. Though the two disciplines have much in common in terms of their methodologies, they differ in terms of their ultimate goals.
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Comparative Expectations

Studia Logica, 2014
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Comparing Comparatives: The Argumentative Force of Comparative Quantifiers

Corpus Pragmatics, 2018
This study investigates the difference between more than n and at least n + 1. It is observed that these two quantifiers can generate different implicatures in intensional contexts due to their exhaustivity properties. Building on theoretical notions of argumentation in discourse, it is proposed that more than n, but not at least n + 1, is associated ...
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Comparative Correlatives Comparatively

Linguistic Inquiry, 2005
The comparative correlative construction (The more you eat, the fatter you get) has received sporadic attention in the literature, with few concrete results when it comes to our understanding of the syntax of the construction. This article analyzes comparative correlatives as well-behaved, crosslinguistically consistent correlative constructions whose
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Analyse Comparative / Comparative Perspectives

International Journal of Procedural Law, 2017
Over the years, a number of regulations have been adopted at EU level in an attempt to facilitate and simplify access to justice in cross-border litigation. Despite the various actions undertaken by the European legislator to establish a uniform procedural framework with regard to certain types of cross-border claims, numerous differences continue to ...
Marco Velicogna   +2 more
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Comparing Ancient Worlds: Comparative History as Comparative Advantage

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
The expansion of the system of higher education in China has led to growing interest in the study of western antiquity. This development opens up new opportunities for Chinese academics. This paper argues that they are now in a good position to embrace and promote the comparative study of ancient civilizations in eastern and western Eurasia.
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From comparable to comparative electoral research

2000
To some extent the history of comparative electoral research in Europe is a history of missed opportunities. At first sight electoral research is one of the best developed and best integrated subdisciplines in political science. A growing number of countries has an established program of academically directed election studies, based on national ...
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