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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Guided search"”.
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Towards Learning-guided Search for Coordination of Multi-agent Transportation at Scale
… involves 1) identifying or designing well-suited search-based algorithms for the problem settings then 2) designing machine learning approaches for guiding and accelerating the search algorithm. For problems ranging from vehicle routing problems (VRPs) to multi-agent path finding (MAPF), we find …
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Knowledge-based document retrieval with application to TEXPROS
… is most often accomplished through keyword search. The common technique behind keyword search is indexing. The major drawback of such a search technique is its lack of effectiveness and accuracy. It is very common in a typical keyword search over the Internet to identify hundreds or even …
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Automated Discovery, Binding, and Integration Of GIS Web Services
… an automated manner. By using a combination of guided search and web crawling techniques, the system finds a large number of Web Service providers that are further bound and aggregated into a single portal available for public use. Results show that this approach is successful in discovering a …
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Development of an Information Base Tool for IDT Research
Identifying and articulating a research topic and related problems are important processes for novice researchers. However, some novice researchers have trouble in these processes due to their low domain knowledge, low structural knowledge, insufficient metacognition, or insufficient information …
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The Information Theory of Vision: evidence from eye-movements
… as irrelevant to reaction times during visual search do, in fact, affect reaction times (Buetti et al., in revision). This evidence suggests that the effect on reaction time of target-dissimilar items (lures) increases logarithmically as the number of lures present in a display increases. In …
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Two processing modes in visual search
… Feature Integration Theory and Cave and Wolfe's Guided Search Model are currently the two most prominent and widely accepted theories of visual search. Each accounts for data in a variety of paradigms but it appears that the principal theoretical position of each, that individual attributes of …
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Aggravating Factors, Migraine Severity, and Healthcare Access among UK South Asians: A Systematic Review
… remain underrepresented in migraine research. Cultural stigma, language barriers, limited health literacy, and structural inequalities in healthcare access contribute to disparities in diagnosis and treatment for this population. Methods: A systematic literature review was conducted …
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High-performance evolutionary computation for scalable spatial optimization
… and prolific field of interdisciplinary research. Spatial optimization methods seek optimal allocation or arrangement of spatial units under spatial constraints such as distance, adjacency, contiguity, partition, etc. As spatial granularity becomes finer and problem formulations incorporate …
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Congestion Control for DNN training clusters
… an effective guiding mechanism to a random search to find the optimal interleaved schedule for competing DNN jobs. Our contributions boost this guided search to improve performance further. We provide detailed theoretical analysis and extensive flow-level simulations to take a deep dive into …
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Semantic and phonological context effects in visual search
Visual search requires participants to search for a pre-specified target amongst a number of distractors. According to theories of visual search, attention is directed towards the target through a combination of stimulus-driven (bottom-up) and goal-driven (top-down) means. For example, when …
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Effect of Extreme Temperature on Stroke Incidence and Mortality in General
… Studies from 1995 to 2024 were considered. Search terms included "stroke", "extreme temperature", "heatwaves", "cold spells", "incidence", and "mortality". Boolean operators and the PEO framework guided search strategies. Inclusion criteria encompassed peer-reviewed studies focusing on human …
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Branch Guided Metrics for Functional and Gate-level Testing
… these data structures, we assist the branch-guided search to exercise these hard-to-reach branches. Since the correlation between high branch coverage and detecting defects and bugs is not clear, we present a new metric at the RTL which augments the RTL branch coverage with state values. …
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A Framework for Influencing Massive Virtual Organizations
… provided to allow the administrator to guide the search process by injecting solutions known to work for a particular agent. The performance of the framework is evaluated via comparison to individual state-space search.
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Effects of bottom-up versus top-down cueing on conjunction search in 3-month old infants
Previous research with infants have suggested that they are fully capable of performing a feature search in a manner nearly identical to adults (Adler & Orprecio, 2006), but are developmentally immature in localizing a target in a conjunction search (Fuda & Adler, 2012). An explanation for the …
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Outcomes of preadolescent children after inpatient psychiatric admission: a scoping review and qualitative study
… a scoping review. Two reviewers independently searched EBSCOhost and Scopus (January 2000 – February 2017), using keywords ‘inpatient'; ‘psychiatry'; ‘psychiatric unit'; ‘mental health'; ‘children'; ‘treatment outcome/s'; ‘follow-up'; ‘secondary care'; to identify studies examining child (0–12 …
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Leveraging user interaction to improve search experience with difficult and exploratory queries
The query-based search paradigm is based on the assumption that the searchers are able to come up with the effective differentiator terms to make their queries specific and precise. In reality, however, a large number of queries are problematic return either too many or no relevant documents in the …