Introduction Satisfiability (SAT) problems are capable of representing important real-world problems, like e.g. planning, scheduling and robotic movement, and e#cient encodings exist for many of these...
Introduction Satisfiability (SAT) problems are capable of representing important real-world problems, like e.g. planning, scheduling and robotic movement, and e#cient encodings exist for many of these...
General equilibrium theory has been proposed for resource allocation in computational markets. The basic procedure is that agents submit bids and that a resource (re)allocation is performed when a set...
Picasso is a User Interface Management System supporting object-oriented definition of graphical user interfaces (GUIs) in a distributed computing environment. GUIs are defined using an interactive ed...
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In this paper we introduce the recent normal inverse Gaussian (NIG) probability density as a new model for sparsely coded data. The NIG density is a flexible, four-parameter density, which is highly s...
In this paper we introduce the recent normal inverse Gaussian (NIG) probability density as a new model for sparsely coded data. The NIG density is a flexible, four-parameter density, which is highly s...