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Showing 1 to 20 of 15603 for “"environments"”.
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Exploring Topological Environments
Simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) addresses the task of incrementally building a map of the environment with a robot while simultaneously localizing the robot relative to that map. SLAM is generally regarded as one of the most important problems in the pursuit of building truly …
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Quasistatic computing environments
Thesis (M. Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1996.
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Physics in Screening Environments
… study, we investigated atoms in screening environments likeplasmas.It is common practice to extract physical data, such as temperature andelectron densities, from plasma experiments. We present results that addressinherent computational difficulties that arise when the screening approach …
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Extensible information-seeking environments.
A large class of user interfaces for information retrieval can be characterised as over-determined. That is, the user interface stringently prescribes the ordering of dialogs and what information must be entered and how results should be inspected. One consequence is a constraining, step-by-step …
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Turbulence in Natural Environments
… of this general problem of turbulence in natural environments- in the context of neutral and thermally stratified atmospheric surface layer, the presence of a heterogeneous vegetation canopy and the interaction between air flow and a static water body in presence of flexible protruding vegetation. …
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Photographs of MIT environments
… 15, 1983. The photographs document MIT environments with special categories pertaining to equipment and artifacts, working environments and portraits. The project is essentially a creative rather than a research project. It was undertaken in four semesters beginning in the fall of 1982. …
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Navigating Virtual Environments At Scale
Using real walking for virtual exploration generally delivers most immersive VR experience, however, it is limited by the availability of physical tracking space.Virtual spaces beyond the size of tracked space are inaccessible. Limiting virtual world to match the shape and size of physical space is …
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Building Recognizability in Urban Environments
… interaction between humans and their surrounding environments. As the recognition of buildings in an environment leads to the interaction between human and their surroundings, it can be also studied through the lens of geospatial information sciences. This paper uses a quantitative survey and …
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Security in home IoT environments
… investigates the overall security of home IoT environments and how to remediate most of the common security issues in IoT environments. The assumption is made that most IoT environments are poorly or lazily configured when it comes to security. The methods used to research the security are to …
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Human interaction in residential environments
Typescript (photocopy).
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Human interaction in residential environments
Typescript (photocopy).
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Language Learning in Interactive Environments
… of Interactive Narratives: operating in these environments and creating them in addition to their intersection—each presenting its own set of unique challenges. Operating in these environments presents three challenges: (1) Knowledge representation—an agent must maintain a persistent memory of …
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Learning in non-stationary Environments
… to the test domain data in such non-stationary environments. Current solutions search for a suitable representation space by minimizing some statistical divergence measure or subspace projector differences. The former methods bound domain differences with computational requirements almost …
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Communication in Collective Choice Environments
… models of communication in collective choice environments. The first two models demonstrate how collective choice procedures provide opportunities for informed communicators to manipulate outcomes by strategically obfuscating information to appeal to different coalitions at different times. …
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Collaborative Interaction in Virtual Environments
Collaborative virtual environments (CVEs) extend existing virtual environment (VE) technology to enable it to run over a network (e.g. the Internet), and introduce mechanisms that allow multiple people to co-exist, be aware of each other’s presence (e.g. through avatars) and communicate. CVEs are …
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