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64 resultados para Trigonometrical functions.

Automatic model complexity control using marginalized discriminative growth functions

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Combining active learning and semi-supervised learning using Gaussian fields and harmonic functions

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Semi-supervised learning using Gaussian fields and harmonic functions

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Quadratic surface Lyapunov functions in the analysis of feedback systems with double integrators and saturations

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Global analysis of piecewise linear systems using impact maps and quadratic surface Lyapunov functions: general theory

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Using the concept of functions to help synthesise solutions

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Global analysis of piecewise linear systems using impact maps and quadratic surface Lyapunov functions

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Quadratic surface Lyapunov functions in global stability analysis of saturation systems

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Indicator variable dependent output probability modelling via continuous posterior functions

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Soft constraints and exact penalty functions in model predictive control

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Quadratic surface Lyapunov functions in global stability analysis of saturation systems

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Task dependent loss functions in speech recognition: A-star search over recognition lattices

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Task dependent loss functions in speech recognition: application to named entity extraction

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The analysis of linear functions using geometric algebra - an alternative to matrices and tensors

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LVCSR rescoring with modified loss functions: a decision theoretic perspective

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