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Perception et métonymie — problèmes de traduction automatique
The paper focuses on the automatic translation of metonymic expressions. Due to the fact that metonymic expressions are very frequent in varous texts, the Author reflects on possible problems they may pose for automatic translation.
Anna Czekaj
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Quelques remarques pour vous mettre au parfum à propos du parfum
The present paper focuses on the problem of automatic translation based on the object-oriented approach proposed by Wiesław Banyś. The author carries out the analysis of the French noun parfum, whose proper translation into Polish may seem too complex ...
Anna Czekaj
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Métonymie et classes d’arguments
For a long time monopolized by the rhetoricians, the metonymy begins to be the object of some semantic works which remain however rather fragmentary, not offering global vision of the functioning of this mechanism.
Taoufik Massoussi
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ClassCut for Unsupervised Class Segmentation [PDF]
We propose a novel method for unsupervised class segmentation on a set of images. It alternates between segmenting object instances and learning a class model.
Bogdan Alexe +5 more
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The article presents the object-oriented method on the basis of a lexicographic description of the object category of “sweets”. The analysis covered several nouns confirmed by Office de la Langue Française au Québec. These are the forms to be found both
Aleksandra Chrupała
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A 3D extension to cortex like mechanisms for 3D object class recognition [PDF]
We introduce a novel 3D extension to the hierarchical visual cortex model used for prior work in 2D object recognition. Prior work on the use of the visual cortex standard model for the explicit task of object class recognition has solely concentrated on
Flitton, G. +8 more
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Quelques spécificités du champ lexical «phénomènes naturels»
The aim of this article is to analyze the events traditionally perceived as natural phenomena. This type of event does not form a homogenous class from a linguistic point of view.
Magdalena Perz
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A Class Imbalance Loss for Imbalanced Object Recognition
The class imbalance problem exists widely in vision data. In these imbalanced datasets, the majority classes dominate the loss and influence the gradient.
Linbin Zhang +5 more
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Chapter 7 offers a meticulous exploration of the cornerstone of C++: classes and objects, ushering readers into the object-oriented paradigm. It commences with foundational topics on classes, their data members, and member functions. A thorough introduction to object-oriented analysis and design (OOAD) and the historical development of the unified ...
T.S. Murugesh +2 more
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Pattern discovery for object categorization [PDF]
This paper presents a new approach for the object categorization problem. Our model is based on the successful `bag of words' approach. However, unlike the original model, image features (keypoints) are not seen as independent and orderless. Instead, our
Zhang, Edmond Yiwen +3 more
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