Acquiring Object Experiences at Scale John Oberlin and Maria Meier and Tim Kraska and Stefanie Tellex Computer Science Department Brown University Abstract—The aim of this project is to improve the performance of auto

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Eye Can See What You Want: Posterior Intraparietal Sulcus Encodes the Object of an Actorʼs Gaze Richard Ramsey1, Emily S. Cross2, and Antonia F. de C. Hamilton1 Abstract ■ In a social setting, seeing Sally look at a c

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Qualitative Measure for Particle Clustering and Object Classification in Context of the World Modeling for a Mobile Robot Extended Abstract Heinrich Mellmann and Marcus Scheunemann Institut f¨

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Resolution issues and imaging techniques Pierre Garapon April 19, 2010 Abstract It is well known that when imaging with waves probed far away from the object to investigate, one can only hope to recover information withi

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Object Location in Realistic Networks [Extended Abstract] Kirsten Hildrum ∗

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• Distributed data storage
• Computing
• Computer programming
• Tapestry
• Distributed hash table
• Routing
• Pastry
• Node

A concurrent real-time biologically-inspired visual object recognition system Andreas Holzbach1 and Gordon Cheng2 Abstract— In this paper, we present an biologically-motivated object recognition system for robots and v

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No more need for records Richard A. O’Keefe Computer Science, University of Otago November 2003 Fifth draft: May 2012 Abstract

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• Programming paradigms
• Functional languages
• Concurrent programming languages
• Ericsson
• Erlang
• Data management
• Mnesia
• Pattern matching
• Functional programming
• Record
• Tuple
• Object-oriented programming

Call For Papers 19th International Workshop on Foundations of Object-Oriented Languages (FOOLhttp://www.cs.uwm.edu/~boyland/fool2012 Abstract

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Enhancing Object Recognition for Humanoid Robots through Time-Awareness Andreas Holzbach1 and Gordon Cheng2 Abstract— In this paper, we present a biologically-inspired object recognition system for humanoid robots. Our

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Quoting as Pretending ABSTRACT The author gives a general theory of quotation. He claims that quotation is a replica of a part of a communicational process: significant behavior, significant object or the meaning. He re

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