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Software: Practice and Experience, 1977
AbstractA technique is presented for constructing an operating system as a hierarchical set of monitors. The hierarchy reflects and reinforces the system structure, and extends down to the system nucleus itself. The nucleus is in fact treated as a specialized monitor for handling the central processor. The technique has been used to write a small pilot
Lister, A. M., Sayer, P. J.
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AbstractA technique is presented for constructing an operating system as a hierarchical set of monitors. The hierarchy reflects and reinforces the system structure, and extends down to the system nucleus itself. The nucleus is in fact treated as a specialized monitor for handling the central processor. The technique has been used to write a small pilot
Lister, A. M., Sayer, P. J.
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Chemical Society Reviews, 2016
The design, fabrication, performance and applications of hierarchical semiconductor photocatalysts are thoroughly reviewed and apprised.
Xin, Li, Jiaguo, Yu, Mietek, Jaroniec
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The design, fabrication, performance and applications of hierarchical semiconductor photocatalysts are thoroughly reviewed and apprised.
Xin, Li, Jiaguo, Yu, Mietek, Jaroniec
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2006
Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods are used to build classifiers that give different levels of accuracy and solution explication. The intent of this paper is to provide a way of building a hierarchical classifier composed of several artificial neural networks (ANN's) organised in a tree-like fashion.
Igor T. Podolak +2 more
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods are used to build classifiers that give different levels of accuracy and solution explication. The intent of this paper is to provide a way of building a hierarchical classifier composed of several artificial neural networks (ANN's) organised in a tree-like fashion.
Igor T. Podolak +2 more
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IEEE Transactions on Robotics, 2005
This paper presents a new map specifically designed for robots operating in large environments and possibly in higher dimensions. We call this map the hierarchical atlas because it is a multilevel and multiresolution representation. For this paper, the hierarchical atlas has two levels: at the highest level there is a topological map that organizes the
Brad Lisien +5 more
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This paper presents a new map specifically designed for robots operating in large environments and possibly in higher dimensions. We call this map the hierarchical atlas because it is a multilevel and multiresolution representation. For this paper, the hierarchical atlas has two levels: at the highest level there is a topological map that organizes the
Brad Lisien +5 more
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Journal of Automated Reasoning, 1987
The main contribution of the paper is the goal-oriented hierarchical deduction proof procedure. The procedure proves a theorem by producing not just one but all the acceptable resolvents from the goal clause. There is a set of completeness-preserving refinements to constrain the generation of the irrelevant resolvents.
Tie-Cheng Wang, W. W. Bledsoe
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The main contribution of the paper is the goal-oriented hierarchical deduction proof procedure. The procedure proves a theorem by producing not just one but all the acceptable resolvents from the goal clause. There is a set of completeness-preserving refinements to constrain the generation of the irrelevant resolvents.
Tie-Cheng Wang, W. W. Bledsoe
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2015
Narrowcasting, in analogy to uni-, broad-, and multicasting, is a formalization of media control functions that can be used to adjust exposure and receptiveness. Its idioms have been deployed in spatial sound diffusion interfaces, internet telephony, immersive chatspaces, and collaborative music audition systems.
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Narrowcasting, in analogy to uni-, broad-, and multicasting, is a formalization of media control functions that can be used to adjust exposure and receptiveness. Its idioms have been deployed in spatial sound diffusion interfaces, internet telephony, immersive chatspaces, and collaborative music audition systems.
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Hierarchical and Non-Hierarchical Coordination
2018This chapter focuses on hierarchical and non-hierarchical (including deliberative) governance modes in areas of limited statehood (i.e. on the ‘how’ of governance). Actorhood and modes of governance are orthogonal to each other. State actors are involved in non-hierarchical governance and non-state actors—including violent ones—sometimes exercise ...
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Hierarchical++: improving the hierarchical clustering algorithm
International Journal of Data Mining, Modelling and Management, 2023Wallace Anacleto Pinheiro +1 more
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2013
A novel approach is described for the combination of unification algorithms for two equational theories E 1 and E 2 which share function symbols. We are able to identify a set of restrictions and a combination method such that if the restrictions are satisfied the method produces a unification algorithm for the union of non-disjoint equational theories.
Erbatur, Serdar +4 more
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A novel approach is described for the combination of unification algorithms for two equational theories E 1 and E 2 which share function symbols. We are able to identify a set of restrictions and a combination method such that if the restrictions are satisfied the method produces a unification algorithm for the union of non-disjoint equational theories.
Erbatur, Serdar +4 more
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