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8 Aug 2005: Weizmann Horse Dataset [24]We evaluated the performance of our detector on a verychallenging dataset of side-on horse images; this dataset hasbeen used for evaluating segmentation algorithms [2], butwe do ... training images, a benefit in both collecting

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15 Nov 2005: MORTGAGE DEFAULT: CLASSIFICATION TREES ANALYSIS. David Feldman and Shulamith Gross#. March 24, 2003. ... 24. robust Cross-Validation method. Since it does not have any particular.

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9 Aug 2005: 24. 4.4 Empirical results. 25. 4.4.1 A wrapper with an accuracy based objective. ... Metrics based on the mutualinformation (see Cover and Thomas[24]) between the features and the target class labels havebeen developed by Battiti[9] and Bonnlander[13].

14 Mar 2005: Quasirandomness, Counting and Regularity for 3-Uniform Hypergraphs. W. T. Gowers. Abstract. The main results of this paper are regularity and counting lemmas for 3-. uniform hypergraphs. A combination of these two results gives a new proof of a

12 Jul 2005: In this work, FMMs are synthetically repopulated in a manner that achieves bothhigher manifold sample density, as well as some generalization to unseen modesof variation (see work by Martinez [24], and ... 24] A. M. Martinez, Recognizing imprecisely

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