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Methodology of Analysis of Similar Objects with the Use of Modern Visualization Tools,ty to a set of iconic images. Classification metrics are proposed for the measurement of the extent of similarity among images. By experimenting on a large set of texture and natural images, we demonstrate the applicability of these metrics and the proposed clustering technique to various visual dat

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Methods and Approaches for Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning,ions in multimodal formats and generates propositional conceptual structures, so-called ., which represent the content the speaker intends to verbalize. These non-linguistic preverbal messages are transferred to the . Within the formulator, language specific encoding takes place; the end results of

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Estimation of the Number of Calculations for Solving the Tasks of Optimization Synthesis of Dynamicms in the context of production or service processes also increases. As a result, standard, traditional, optimization techniques are often not able to solve these problems of increased complexity with justifiable effort in an acceptable time period. Therefore, to overcome these problems, and to deve

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Experiments with Neural Net Object Detection System YOLO on Small Training Datasets for Intelligentof her village, as well as the local factory girls. In Brewster’s account, domestic happiness was almost wholly the product of women’s accomplishments, and it was their ‘failures of influence’ that caused their husbands to take to the tavern. Amongst the wealthy, a highly sentimentalised regard for

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Legged Walking Robots: Design Concepts and Functional Particularities,ecome at all prominent until the middle decades of the nineteenth century. Many of those who acted as early advocates of this idea took the view that the opinions to be advanced were the individual opinions of constituents, just as Bentham and James Mill had believed that representatives should be c