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... only solutions, and the other where the constraints are indeterminate — it may contain solutions as well as non- ...without solutions are dis- carded by propagation, and zones with only ... Voir le document complet

... matching) by chang- ing the assignments of those a agents and at most b ...inspired by the notion of (a, b)-supermodels in Boolean satisfiability [Ginsberg et ...super solutions in constraint ... Voir le document complet

... metadata by means of default ...generated by the metadata extracted from DBLP, and so on, by means of rules such as the ones in ...techniques. By relying on common metadata formats natively, ... Voir le document complet

... words in a sequence. We introduce the state -of -the -art data structures that are used for this task and describe how approximated repeats can be searched for efficiently from these. In all cases, we provide pointers ... Voir le document complet

... 2.3. Controlled Unitary. Fig. 2. Circuit representation of basic building blocks. 3 Previous works Previous works have used Simon’s algorithm to break the security of classical constructions in symmetric cryptography: ... Voir le document complet

... D by replacing each arc ab of D by a directed ...proved by Fortune, Hopcroft and Wyllie [6], it is straightforward to construct an oriented ... Voir le document complet

... 2. PREVIOUS WORK In the 2013 edition of the task, the SocialSensor team de- veloped a supervised diversification method [3] and applied it for producing the visual-only run that achieved the best performance among runs ... Voir le document complet

... motivated by the fact that, due to experimental errors, there may not exist an exact occurrence of the mo- tif M in the graph ...motivated by the fact that, due to a previous knowledge on the structure of ... Voir le document complet

... defined by π G (j − k) = i if and only if (i, j) ∈ ...for finding the maximum common {⊏}-structured and {≬}-structured patterns, we obtain the following ... Voir le document complet

... topology finding enables topological optimisation when coupled with any shape optimisation and performance ...bility by considering only one part of the boundaries for alignment, creating a surface based on ... Voir le document complet

... Generating data values. Finally, we consider the genera- tion of data values to be injected at the leaves of the generated document skeletons, following given probabilistic distribu- tions. We present a general algorithm ... Voir le document complet

... Most noticeably, Flickr proposes a map-based navigation 1 of their geo-referenced data and Google Earth mixes Panoramio [18] images. In both interfaces, the user can navigate on the maps and click spots that correspond ... Voir le document complet

... error finding complements verification, and is a fruitful way of checking whether or not access control policies implement the security intent of system ... Voir le document complet

... each clause gadget C 1 j by the modified one C 4 j from Figure 6. Also for each variable, modify the 7 gadget V 1 i as follows: replace the path a i x i v i b i by a path a i x 1 i v i 1 x 2 i v 2 i . . . x ... Voir le document complet

... The Algorithm uses dynamic programming techniques and its key idea is similar to the one used to find a Hamiltonian cycle in graphs with bounded treewidth [3]. In more details, let G = (V, E) be a graph with bounded ... Voir le document complet

... Archives des publications du CNRC For the publisher’s version, please access the DOI link below./ Pour consulter la version de l’éditeur, utilisez le lien DOI ci-dessous. Access and use of this website and the material ... Voir le document complet

... performed by using three orthogonal planes commonly used in marketed ...control by the user and provides good results within the window 70-120 Hounsfield ... Voir le document complet

... roots by ”augmented virtual” roots (see below), to apply Newton-Raphson approxima- tion schemes when the derivatives are available, to rely on fast Taylor shifts and evaluations for univariate ... Voir le document complet

... Let G = (V, E) be a graph. A transition in G is a pair of two distinct edges incident to a same vertex. Let F ⊆ E ×E be a set of forbidden transitions in G. We say that a path P = (v 0 , . . . , v q ) is F-valid if it ... Voir le document complet

... 2.4 The Scale Invariant Feature Transform (Sift) The fundamental work on the SIFT descriptor is presented in the scientific paper by David G. Lowe ([27]). This paper describes image features that have many ... Voir le document complet