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Scoring rules, ballot truncation, and the truncation paradox
Public Choice, 2022 A voting rule that permits some voters to favor a candidate by providing only the initial segment of their sincere rankings is said to be vulnerable to the truncation paradox. In this paper, we consider four models for counting truncated ballots, optimistic, pessimistic (the most common), averaged, and round-down.
Kamwa, Eric
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L’élision en français : une catégorie qui n’est plus catégorique [PDF]
Studii de Lingvistica, 2021 Elision is the least well investigated of the processes collectively known as ‘linking phenomena’ in French phonology. Data from a corpus of late 20th-century interviews show that 39% of new CV onsets created by forward resyllabification are due to ...
John N. Green, Marie-Anne Hintze
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Mathematical Statistics and Learning, 2023 We study the basic statistical problem of testing whether normally distributed n -dimensional data has been truncated , i.e., altered by only retaining points that lie in some unknown truncation set
Anindya De +2 more
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On the Reversibility of Discretization
Mathematics, 2020 “Discretization” usually denotes the operation of mapping continuous functions to infinite or finite sequences of discrete values. It may also mean to map the operation itself from one that operates on functions to one that operates on infinite or finite
Jens V. Fischer, Rudolf L. Stens
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The advantage of truncated permutations [PDF]
Discrete Applied Mathematics, 2019 Constructing a Pseudo Random Function (PRF) is a fundamental problem in cryptology. Such a construction, implemented by truncating the last $m$ bits of permutations of $\{0, 1\}^{n}$ was suggested by Hall et al. (1998). They conjectured that the distinguishing advantage of an adversary with $q$ queries, ${\bf Adv}_{n, m} (q)$, is small if $q = o (2^{(n+
Shoni Gilboa, Shay Gueron
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IEEE Open Journal of Circuits and Systems, 2021 Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) are widely employed in the contemporary artificial intelligence systems. However these models have millions of connections between the layers, that are both memory prohibitive and computationally expensive.
Suhas Shivapakash +3 more
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PHF-Core Tau as the Potential Initiating Event for Tau Pathology in Alzheimer’s Disease
Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience, 2020 Worldwide, around 50 million people have dementia. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common type of dementia and one of the major causes of disability and dependency among the elderly worldwide.
Nabil Itzi Luna-Viramontes +14 more
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Truncation-Free Genetic Code Expansion with Tetrazine Amino Acids for Quantitative Protein Ligations
, 2023 Quantitative labeling of biomolecules is necessary to advance areas of antibody–drug conjugation, super-resolution microscopy imaging of molecules in live cells, and determination of the stoichiometry of protein complexes.
Ryan A. Mehl (1313565) +9 more
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Nihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu, 2018 The identification of external force acting on a machine or a structure is important for diagnosis. One of the force identification methods is based on the frequency response function (FRF).
Shozo KAWAMURA +3 more
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Note on y-truncation: a simple approach to generating bounded distributions for environmental applications [PDF]
, 2007 It may sometimes be desirable to introduce bounds into probability distributions to formalise the presence of upper or lower physical limits to data to which the distribution has been applied.
Bardsley, W. Earl
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