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7 Nov 2014: 11東芝レビューVol.62 No.12（2007）. 和 訳. 特. 集. 図1．形状の視覚推定̶われわれの技術は，複数枚のデジタル写真から物体の完全で詳細な3次元モデルを獲得することを可能にした。正確なデジタルコピーは，いかなる視点からも物体の詳細を点検したり，角度や長さ，体積のような幾何学的な特性を計測したり，あるいは異なる材質で再生産したりすることを可能にする。. ロベルト チポラ カルロス ヘルナンデス ジョージ ボジャティス. コンピュータビジョン技術は携帯電話カメラ，ゲームの入力インタフェース，自動車の駐車や運転の支援，及びコンピュータやインターネット，インターネットショッピングでの画像やビデオ検索など，一般製品に多く使われるようになってきている。東芝欧州研究所 ケンブリッジ研究所では，多くの実用可.

27 Mar 2024: Wan Yin Lim PhD student   Current situation Member of Chinese Annual Conference (CAC), Methodist Church of Malaysia   Subject Peacebuilding in Malaysia: An Interdisciplinary Examination of Chinese Methodist Peace Theology and Peace Studies &#xa0

3 Oct 2022: Christine Lai Supervisor   Overview Dr. Christine Lai is a scholar-in-practice and practical theologian integrating knowledge and practice, integral care and spirituality. She has been advocating integral wellness from midlife to ageing in research a

4 Sep 2007: 1 . The Twelfth Cambridge Conference on Open and Distance Learning . Return to index . Conference Papers by authors S – Z . Chris Shei  Translationbased distance learning: knowledge acquisition without language barrier . Carol Shepherd Madelon Alpert Marilyn Koeller . From dinosaur to dynamo: mentoring seasoned Faculty for online efficacy . Ormond Simpson  From box of coloured chalk to PowerPoint and beyond . Elsebeth Korsgaard Sorensen Daithí Ó Murchú . Pedagogical design of dialogic eLearningtolearn – a meta perspective . Michael Thomas  Laptops, literacy and language learning: a framework for assessing the challenges faced by onetoone laptop programs in Japan . Ruan Zhiyong Guliang Gu . A testing and evaluation system based on internet technology . Workshops . Janet Macdonald Pete Cannell . Beyond events: exploring the potential of networked professional development for distance tutors . Kay Souter  Social learning and Second Life. 2 . Translationbased distance learning: knowledge acquisition without language barrier . Chris Shei Swansea University ccshei@yahoo.com . Abstract .

11 Dec 2019: annual record 2019. TR IN IT Y COLLEGE cambridge. ann. ual record. 2019. trin. ity colleg. e ca. mbr. idg. e. Trinity College CambridgeAnnual Record. 2018 –2019. Trinity CollegeCambridge CB2 1TQ. Telephone: 01223 338400. Email: alumni@trin.cam.ac.ukWebsite: www.trin.cam.ac.uk. @TrinCollCam and @Trinity1546 www.facebook.com/TrinityCollegeCambridge. TrinCollCam. Front cover: The Chapel and sundial by Graham CopeKoga. Overleaf: Nevile’s by night by Ian Olsson. 5 Editorial. 9 Commemoration and other speeches. 10 Chapel Address. 14 The Health of the College. 18 The Master’s Response on Behalf of the College. 24 Armistice Centenary Dinner Speech. 32 Midsummer Speech. 34 From the New Master. 37 Alumni Relations & Development. 38 Alumni Relations and Associations. 58 Dining Privileges. 59 Annual Gatherings. 60 Alumni Achievements. 65 Donations to the College Library. 69 College Activities. 70 First & Third Trinity Boat Club. 73 Field Clubs. 90 Trinity College Students’ Union and Societies. 109 College Choir. 113 Features. 114 Harnessing the Power of Evolution to Create new Medicines - The Master’s Winstanley Nobel Lecture. 127 Making a way for Women: Education and Enfranchisement. Contents. T R I N I T Y A N N UA L R EC OR D

11 Dec 2019: annual record 2019. TR IN IT Y COLLEGE cambridge. ann. ual record. 2019. trin. ity colleg. e ca. mbr. idg. e. Trinity College CambridgeAnnual Record. 2018 –2019. Trinity CollegeCambridge CB2 1TQ. Telephone: 01223 338400. Email: alumni@trin.cam.ac.ukWebsite: www.trin.cam.ac.uk. @TrinCollCam and @Trinity1546 www.facebook.com/TrinityCollegeCambridge. TrinCollCam. Front cover: The Chapel and sundial by Graham CopeKoga. Overleaf: Nevile’s by night by Ian Olsson. 5 Editorial. 9 Commemoration and other speeches. 10 Chapel Address. 14 The Health of the College. 18 The Master’s Response on Behalf of the College. 24 Armistice Centenary Dinner Speech. 32 Midsummer Speech. 34 From the New Master. 37 Alumni Relations & Development. 38 Alumni Relations and Associations. 58 Dining Privileges. 59 Annual Gatherings. 60 Alumni Achievements. 65 Donations to the College Library. 69 College Activities. 70 First & Third Trinity Boat Club. 73 Field Clubs. 90 Trinity College Students’ Union and Societies. 109 College Choir. 113 Features. 114 Harnessing the Power of Evolution to Create new Medicines - The Master’s Winstanley Nobel Lecture. 127 Making a way for Women: Education and Enfranchisement. Contents. T R I N I T Y A N N UA L R EC OR D

29 Apr 2024: Small Data, Big Time—A retrospect of the first weeks of COVID-19. Qingyuan Zhao. [To be read before The Royal Statistical Society at the Society’s 2021 annual conference held inManchester on Wednesday, September 8th, 2021, the President, Professor Sylvia Richardson, in theChair]. Abstract. This article reviews some early investigations and research studies in the first weeks of the coron-avirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic from a statistician’s perspective. These investigations werebased on very small datasets but were momentous in the initial global reactions to the pandemic. Thearticle discusses the initial evidence of high infectiousness of COVID-19 and why that conclusion wasnot reached faster than in reality. Further reanalyses of some published COVID-19 studies show thatthe epidemic growth was dramatically underestimated by compartmental models, and the lack of fitcould have been clearly identified by simple data visualization. Finally, some lessons for statisticiansare discussed.Keywords: Infectious disease modeling; Selection bias; COVID-19; Model diagnostics. 1 Introduction. Starting from a regional disease outbreak in Wuhan, China, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)rapidly grew into a once-in-a-lifetime

24 Nov 2023: Multilingual Models in Neural MachineTranslation. Guangyu Yang. Department of EngineeringUniversity of Cambridge. This dissertation is submitted for the degree ofMaster of Philosophy in Machine Learning and Machine Intelligence. Clare Hall August 2023. Dedicated to my loving parents. Declaration. I, Guangyu Yang of Clare Hall, being a candidate for the MPhil in Machine Learning andMachine Intelligence, hereby declare that this report and the work described in it are my ownwork, unaided except as may be specified below, and that the report does not contain materialthat has already been used to any substantial extent for a comparable purpose. All software used in this thesis was written in Python and PyTorch. The open-sourceHugging Face transformers library1 [47] was used for downloading pre-trained models andinference. The sacreBLEU library2 [26] was used to download datasets and evaluate theperformance of the models using the BLEU metric. The BLEURT library3 [34] was used toevaluate the performance of the models using the BLEURT metric. The OpenICL frameworkwas used to experiment with in-context learning. And the Direct Preference Optimizationcodebase4 [28] was used for unsupervised preference optimization with MBR. The

31 May 2023: Illustrated texts as living objects in eighteenth and nineteenth century Japan. It all started in a basement in Tokyo. I was an undergraduate student on my year abroad, discovering my interest in early modern Japanese literature. I asked a scholar if he knew where I could see as many different books from pre-modernisation Japan as possible, and he told me to go to the Union of Antique Book Sellers. What I saw had me coming back once a week for the rest of my stay. Strewn about on tables were hundreds of early modern books, and they were all for sale. It turned out that every Saturday antique book sellers came together to cheaply sell the wares that they otherwise could not shift: books that were missing covers, damaged or part of incomplete sets. But what interested me as I flicked through their pages was how, despite them being in this basement because of their supposed worthlessness, each one was unique. They had signatures of former owners, illustrations coloured in by children, covers that had been rebound after sale. I realised that I held more than just books containing stories and information, but books with their own material histories. These trips formed the basis of my collection. I decided to focus on illustrated texts

10 May 2024: Search site. Cambridge University Library. Chinese reference works. All reference books are located in the East Asian Reading Room (Aoi Pavilion). The materials are on open stacks and can be used in the reading room onsite. If you have any questions, please contact chinese@lib.cam.ac.uk. FA.999. Far East: reference. FB.1.1-. Bibliography: general 书目. FB.11.1-. Library catalogues: official libraries until 1850. FB.13.1-. Library catalogues: public libraries in China after 1850. FB.16.1-. Library catalogues: private Chinese collections. FB.18.1-. Library catalogues: foreign collections after 1850. FB.18:01.1-. 汉籍所在调查报告. FB.21.4-. General bibliographies. FB.21:01.1-. 全国总书目. FB.21:02.1-. 中国国家书目. FB.21:03.1-2. 全国内部发行图书总目(1949-1986). FB.25.1-. Special bibliographies. FB.29.5-. Bibliographies of & indexes to collectanea & periodicals. FB.29:06.1-. 台湾地区汉学论著选目汇编本. FB.31.1015-1096. 古今图书集成. FB.31.1101-1174. 中国大百科全书. FB.31:03.1-32. 中国大百科全书 (second edition). FB.34:02. 中国年鉴 (latest issue). FB.34:06. 中国百科年鉴 (latest issue). FB.68:01.1-22. Harvard-Yenching Institute sinological index series.