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A Simple Min-Cut Algorithm

A Simple Min-Cut Algorithm. Joseph Vessella Rutgers-Camden. The Problem. Input: Undirected graph G =( V , E ) Edges have non-negative weights Output: A minimum cut of G. Cut Example. Cut: set of edges whose removal disconnects G Min-Cut: a cut in G of minimum cost.

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Learning to be Better

Learning to be Better. Linking Purpose to Results. Michael Mucha, P.E. Director of Public Works City of Olympia. Agenda. Tracking for Success: Why are we doing it and what does it look like? Tools for Success: How we are doing it. What we are Learning: Challenges and Opportunities.

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What is it? When would you use it? Why does it work? How do you implement it? Where does it stand in relatio

EM algorithm reading group. What is it? When would you use it? Why does it work? How do you implement it? Where does it stand in relation to other methods?. Introduction & Motivation. Theory. Practical. Comparison with other methods. Expectation Maximization (EM).

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What is it? When would you use it? Why does it work? How do you implement it?

EM algorithm reading group. What is it? When would you use it? Why does it work? How do you implement it? Where does it stand in relation to other methods?. Introduction & Motivation. Theory. Practical. Comparison with other methods. Expectation Maximization (EM).

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Bayesian Subgroup Analysis

Bayesian Subgroup Analysis. Gene Pennello, Ph.D. Division of Biostatistics, CDRH, FDA Disclaimer: No official support or endorsement of this presentation by the Food & Drug Administration is intended or should be inferred. FIW 2006 September 28, 2006. Outline.

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Nationalism as a Divider

Nationalism as a Divider. Three examples of how nationalism divided nations. The Russians. The Russians were a multi-ethnic society. They needed autocratic rule to keep things together. Forced industrialization in the later Tsarist eras. They promoted Pan-Slavism.

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Group Meeting

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Unveiling Anomalies in Large-scale Networks via Sparsity and Low Rank

Unveiling Anomalies in Large-scale Networks via Sparsity and Low Rank. Morteza Mardani, Gonzalo Mateos and Georgios Giannakis ECE Department, University of Minnesota Acknowledgments : NSF grants no. CCF-1016605, EECS-1002180. Asilomar Conference November 7, 2011. 1. Context.

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Exact results for optimal phenotypic switching rates

Exact results for optimal phenotypic switching rates. A Jamie Wood, Bernadett Gaal, Jon Pitchford. Phenotypic switching. Phenotypic switching. Importance. May be very relevant to infection, the cull is the antibiotic, regrowth of nasty phenotype still occurs. NOT a mutation.

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How do defects and minor solute control the corrosion properties of solid solution alloys?

CORROSION MECHANISMS IN AMORPHOUS SOLID SOLUTION ALLOYS: Role(s) of Minor Alloying Elements J ohn R. Scully, University of Virginia Main Campus, DMR 0906663. How do defects and minor solute control the corrosion properties of solid solution alloys?

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