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A View on Views

2004
This paper presents an intelligent interface for a personal information management system. The system addresses two main deficiencies in personal information retrieval: the cluttering of information in interfaces which creates difficulties finding data and concentrating on a specific task, and the scattering of related information across different ...
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Views of knowledge are human views

IBM Systems Journal, 2001
Different people see knowledge management from different perspectives. Some people emphasize intellectual capital, some people always think about technology, whereas others put community building first. In this essay, I associate the different views of knowledge with personality types.
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Multi-View Learning With Incomplete Views

IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 2015
One underlying assumption of the conventional multi-view learning algorithms is that all examples can be successfully observed on all the views. However, due to various failures or faults in collecting and pre-processing the data on different views, we are more likely to be faced with an incomplete-view setting, where an example could be missing its ...
Dacheng Tao, Chang Xu
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Views on Visualization

IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, 2006
The field of visualization is maturing. Many problems have been solved and new directions are sought. In order to make good choices, an understanding of the purpose and meaning of visualization is needed. In this paper, visualization is considered from multiple points of view.
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Multi-view Clustering with Noisy Views

Proceedings of the 2018 2nd International Conference on Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, 2018
In real-word applications of multi-view clustering, there may be noisy views, which hurt the performance of multi-view clustering. To address this issue, we propose a novel multi-view clustering method which assigns the noisy views with smaller weights to alleviate the negative effect of the noisy views for better clustering performance.
Yongkai Ye   +2 more
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View maintenance after view synchronization

Proceedings. IDEAS'99. International Database Engineering and Applications Symposium (Cat. No.PR00265), 2003
While current view technology assumes that information systems (ISs) do not change their schemas, our Evolvable View Environment (EVE) project addresses this problem by evolving the view definitions affected by IS schema changes, which we call view synchronization. In EVE, the view synchronizer rewrites the view definitions by replacing view components
Anisoara Nica, Elke A. Rundensteiner
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Views on the Patient’s View

1993
There has been a growing acceptance over the last few years that health care, like other human services, should be subject to evaluation. It has been suggested this should not only involve measuring medical outcomes, or economic efficiency, but also whether services are socially acceptable.1 It is this latter aspect, together with the experience of ...
Anne Rogers, David Pilgrim, Ron Lacey
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A View into YouTube View Fraud

Proceedings of the ACM Web Conference 2022, 2022
Dhruv Kuchhal, Frank Li 0001
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A Configuration Space View of View Planning

2006 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems, 2006
For sensor-based robot motion planning, view planning problem refers to planning the next sensing action to further facilitate the motion planning task. In Y. Yu and K. Gupta (2004), C-space entropy was introduced as a measure of knowledge of robot configuration space, or C-space. The robot plans the next sensing action to maximally reduce the expected
Pengpeng Wang, Kamal Gupta 0001
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Two Views of a View of a View of the Good

Abstract A survey of the reception of Aristotle’s arguments against Plato’s Form of the Good reveals a truly striking disarray: some critics take Aristotle to be wholly successful, believing that he has simply refuted Plato’s approach; others, equally distinguished, find his arguments jejune, hopeless, and almost incredibly bad.
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