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Variable-Threshold Threshold Elements

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1968
Abstract—Variable-threshold threshold elements (V-T threshold elements) are threshold elements in which the weights are fixed while the threshold may be varied. When the threshold is varied, a set of functions is generated.
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Threshold concepts and threshold skills in computing

Proceedings of the ninth annual international conference on International computing education research, 2012
Threshold concepts can be used to both organize disciplinary knowledge and explain why students have difficulties at certain points in the curriculum. Threshold concepts transform a student's view of the discipline; before being learned, they can block a student's progress.In this paper, we propose that in computing, skills, in addition to concepts ...
Kate Sanders 0001   +6 more
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Classification by Thresholding

IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 1983
A procedure is given which substantially reduces the processing time needed to perform maximum likelihood classification on large data sets. The given method uses a set of fixed thresholds which, if exceeded by one probability density function, makes it unnecessary to evaluate a competing density function.
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Multi-threshold threshold elements

IEEE Transactions on Electronic Computers, 1966
A multi-threshold element is one in which several thresholds are used to separate the true inputs from the false inputs. Many circuit elements and configurations can be described by this model. An approach, based on conventional single-threshold threshold elements, is developed for the analysis and synthesis of multithreshold threshold elements.
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Thresholds for carcinogens

Chemico-Biological Interactions, 2021
Current regulatory cancer risk assessment principles and practices assume a linear dose-response relationship-the linear no-threshold (LNT) model-that theoretically estimates cancer risks occurring following low doses of carcinogens by linearly extrapolating downward from experimentally determined risks at high doses.
Edward J, Calabrese   +2 more
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Nets of Variable-Threshold Threshold Elements

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1968
Abstract—A variable-threshold net is a network of variable-threshold threshold elements in which the threshold of all elements is a common variable parameter. Synthesis of such nets to realize a given set of functions not realizable by a single element is discussed. An application to realizing sequential machines is described. The problem of prevention
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The error threshold

Virus Research, 2005
Basic principles underlying the population dynamics of bacteria and viruses are presented, with emphasis on RNA viruses. Concepts reviewed here include fitness, mutant generation, competition, selection, sequence space and the theoretical origins of quasispecies.
Biebricher, C., Eigen, M.
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Threshold Cryptography

European Transactions on Telecommunications, 1994
AbstractIn the traditional scenario in cryptography there is one sender, one receiver and an active or passive eavesdropper who is an opponent. Large bank transactions require two people to sign, implying two senders. So the power to generate a valid transaction is shared.
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On loudness at threshold

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1998
Absolute thresholds for and loudness matches between pure tones and four- and ten-tone complexes were used to assess the form of the function relating loudness to sensation level, SL, at low and moderate levels. The components of the tone complexes had equal SLs and were separated by one, two, four, or six critical bands.
S, Buus, H, Müsch, M, Florentine
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On the thresholds of knowledge

Proceedings of the International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Industrial Applications, 1991
Three major findings in the domain of artificial intelligence are articulated. The first is the knowledge principle, which states that if a program is to perform a complex task well, it must know a great deal about the world in which it operates. The second is a plausible extension of that principle, called the breadth hypothesis, which states that ...
Douglas B. Lenat, Edward A. Feigenbaum
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