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  • =Rhea Section for Data Structure [[ECE608]] Professor Ghafoor, 2011= [[Category:Data StructureECE6082011Ghafoor]]
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  • **[[2011 Data Structure ECE608 Ghafoor|ECE608: Data Structure, Prof. Ghafoor]]
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  • ...dge, needs less data, is more modular, and can handle missing or corrupted data. Methods include mixture models and Hidden Markov Models. The latter approa ...rtitionings which form a taxonomy. Another possibility is to learn a graph structure between the clusters, as in the Growing Neural Gas. The quality of the clus
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  • Clustering is a nonlinear activity that groups data by generating ideas, images and chunks around a stimulus point. As clusteri ...gives a simplistic representation of clustering. Figure 1 has unclustered data initially, not necessarily grouped, and the application of a clustering alg
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  • By using union of hypersurfaces, classes can be separated by a tree based structure. Tree based separation is harder, and obtaining an optimum decision tree is '''Meaning 1:''' One that will make few mistakes when used to classify actual data. In statistical language: small probability of error.
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  • ...as a key to make SVM an effective tool for classifying linearly separable data. Here we see some examples of kernel functions, and the condition that det ...ance to hyperplane with same computational cost as training SVM in initial data space.
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  • ...ear discriminant is a classification method that projects high-dimensional data onto a line and performs classification in this one-dimensional space. The ...nknown image data to classes which minimize the distance between the image data and the class in multi-feature space. The distance is defined as an index o
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  • applications, such as data mining, web searching, retrieval of multimedia data, face recognition, and cursive handwriting recognition, the underlying process that generated the data. The contributions of this special issue cover a wide
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  • The purpose is to generate decision tree using the training data. The idea: Ask a series of simple questions following a tree structure (linear 1-D).
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  • If sample data is pure i.e. small variance in the training data can yield large variations in decision rules obtained.
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  • A machine learning technique in which a function is created from training data. ...output). To achieve this, the learner has to generalize from the presented data to unseen situations in a "reasonable" way.
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  • ...e model structure is not specified a priori but is instead determined from data. The term nonparametric is not meant to imply that such models completely l
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  • *Each criterion imposes a certain structure on the data. *If the data conforms to this structure, the true clusters can be discovered.
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  • Spectral methods are widely used to reduce data dimensionality in order to enable a more effective use of several pattern r ...sitive definite kernel of dimension m, the extrinsic dimensionality of the data.
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  • By using union of hypersurfaces, classes can be separated by a tree based structure. Tree based separation is harder, and obtaining an optimum decision tree is '''Meaning 1:''' One that will make few mistakes when used to classify actual data. In statistical language: small probability of error.
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  • ...eal world phenomena. The success of the discipline in providing a rigorous structure on which principles of physics and chemistry can be scaffolded is perhaps m ...ime, or a dynamic system evolving under known constraints, and we feed the data into our mathematical machinery. Before our eyes the information is transfo
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  • *One of the way php decides what to do with user input data is through actions. ...L forms, radio buttons, checklists etc. all need a defined action when the data is submitted. The handling action may be a page, or another function within
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  • Given the training data, observation sequence(s) X, and basic model structure, (i.e. number of states, number of possible observations) how to learn the In order to learn an HMM model from given training data, by using forward and backward algorithm, and plugging them into an EM algo
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  • ...dge, needs less data, is more modular, and can handle missing or corrupted data. Methods include mixture models and Hidden Markov Models. The latter approa ...rtitionings which form a taxonomy. Another possibility is to learn a graph structure between the clusters, as in the Growing Neural Gas. The quality of the clus
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  • =Rhea Section for Data Structure [[ECE608]] Professor Ghafoor, 2011= [[Category:Data StructureECE6082011Ghafoor]]
    263 B (34 words) - 10:41, 29 December 2010
  • ...e seriously. The ability of project design and ability of using MATLAB for data analysis are two basic skills for an engineer. So work hard on this course, ...es that I took, excel was never used, but I believe it is heavily used for data organization in the industry. The most important things to learn in the FYE
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  • ...time trying to understand what is achieved by applying PCA on a particular data. Although my interpretation of how PCA work is prone to errors, I hope the ...the article by Jonathon Shlens's tutorial on PCA, inheriting his tutorial structure and examples. His article itself is a very readable and comprehensive one a
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  • char *name;(if structure don't have pointer can write pointer Person P3 = P1; if copy attribute by a int data;
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  • ...as a key to make SVM an effective tool for classifying linearly separable data. Here we see some examples of kernel functions, and the condition that det ...ance to hyperplane with same computational cost as training SVM in initial data space.
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  • The purpose is to generate decision tree using the training data. The idea: Ask a series of simple questions following a tree structure (linear 1-D).
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  • If sample data is pure i.e. small variance in the training data can yield large variations in decision rules obtained.
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  • Create maze structure containing the following * Structure's name NOUN w/ Capital Letter
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  • char *name;(if structure don't have pointer can write pointer Person P3 = P1; if copy attribute by a int data;
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  • *Each criterion imposes a certain structure on the data. *If the data conforms to this structure, the true clusters can be discovered.
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  • int *data; array->data[lineNumber++] = strtol(buffer,NULL,10);
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  • ...ic’s is very similar to the Edmond-Karp. By the way, with a special data structure which is called the Dynamic tree, we can improve the Dinic’s algorithm’
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  • void intpart(int badget, int pos, int *data) data[pos]==i;
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  • streaming data (next few lectures, focus on linklist only, and data type would just be integer)
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  • c. grow and shrink based on run-time needs(dynamic structure) /*data*/
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  • 3, three outcomes:1.file;2.structure;3.dynamic structure(linked list); Exam 2 covers: File I/O, Structure, Dynamic Structure,recursive
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  • 2.structure 3.dynamic structure (linked list)
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  • ...matted into CRSP's propreitary CRSPAccess database format, plus additional data tables that map the CRSP permanent company and security identifiers (PERMCO ...n major stock exchanges (NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ) ||Covers basically accounting data for public, OTC and private companies
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  • ...n I use radix sort to sort objects like floating point number whose binary structure is well defined? I defined a new data type called bitFloat as follows:
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  • Anatomical imaging modalities only reveal the structure of an object, Figure 1, for example, compares MRI scans of two patients. Fu ...every <math>\theta</math> and <math>r</math>. Once you have collected your data, i.e the projections, you would want to form a three-dimensional representa
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  • =Physical Design and Data Acquisition= ...the object being scanned. As the bed passes the rotating gantry, multiple data scans are collected and processed in real time. The path traced by the gant
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  • ...ey emit a signal that can be decoded into a mapping of the body's internal structure. [[Image:intro_fig11.jpeg|400px|thumb|left|Fig 11: Effects of removing k-space data on a reconstructed phantom image. In A, image was obtained with full k-spac
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  • ...on. After that, the estimated parameters were used to classify the testing data with Bayes rule. What I found good in this slecture is that the idea and the whole structure were quite clear and the experiment was fairly illustrative. However, there
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  • ...BPE) would be similar or even identical for most of the time, the key idea(structure) for MLE and BPE is completely different. For Maximum Likelihood Estimation ...nditional densities and the priori could be obtained based on the training data.
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  • ...hat belong to class <span class="texhtml">''w''<sub>2</sub></span>. If the data is linear seperable, the discriminate function can be written as ...want to find <math>\textbf{c}\in\mathbb{R}^{n+1}</math> so that a testing data point <math>\textbf{y}_i</math> is labelled
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  • This slecture is well written, and organized in a good structure. Besides, visualizing the decision boundary of SVM is good to comprehend ho ...n kernel. IN THE PREVIOUS SECTION, IT IS MENTIONED THE DATA IS&nbsp;Ripley data set...
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  • ...still wish to discover some form of underlying structure in an unlabelled data set. Such a task falls under the category of unsupervised learning. ...data points in multidimensional space. For example, consider the following data set:
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  • =CT Scanner Structure= ...translates horizontally through the scanner, the scanner collects multiple data scans and processes them. Because the scanner is collecting as the patient
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  • ...ergy emission is used to create pinpoint specific nuclei of interest. This data makes up the projections used in reconstruction. ...ven exist because it is impossible for the atoms to be fixed in an ordered structure.
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  • 5. Data Encryption Standard (DES) ...aphy Paar Internal Structure of AES Katie Marsh and Divya Agarwal|Internal Structure of AES]]
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  • === '''Internal structure of DES''' === * DES structure is a Feistel network
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  • ...ite number of higher frequency components that can match the same discrete data, so the frequency domain of a discrete signal contains '''all''' of these f Look familiar? We can now see quite clearly the structure of the frequency domain of our discrete signal. It consists of impulses at
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