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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Automatic Scaling"”.

  1. Bridging the Gap between Deterministic and Stochastic Modeling with Automatic Scaling and Conversion

    … be scaled before a complete conversion, and the scaling factors are typically not given in the deterministic model. Several functionalities helping model scaling and converting are introduced and implemented in the JigCell modeling environment. Our tool makes it easier for the modeler to include …

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  2. CLOSED-LOOP SCALING: AUTONOMOUS IMPROVEMENT OF LLM AND LVLM REASONING

    … demands a paradigm shift. This thesis proposes automatic scaling: a closed-loop framework in which models autonomously improve through their own computation via three layers. Inference-time scaling treats reasoning as search guided by self-evaluation. Training-time scaling internalizes …

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  3. DACS: an interactive computer program to aid in the design and analysis of linear control systems

    … tabular form. Graphics features of DACS include automatic-scaling, zooming, graph coordinates derived from cursor location, graphics screen dumps to disk or printer, and redisplaying of disk files. DACS is menu driven and the majority of input/output is accomplished through the function keys. All …

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  4. A more efficient document retrieval method for TEXPROS

    … extraction and filing, documents are automatically placed into a knowledge base according to certain rules. Document retrieval is a process to get a document back according to a user's requirements and to show the results to the user. Hence, a good user-interface and an efficient …

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