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6 Mar 2018: 25. Measuring Interaction Proxemics with Wearable Light Tags. ALESSANDRO MONTANARI, Computer Laboratory, University of CambridgeZHAO TIAN, Department of Computer Science, Dartmouth CollegeELENA FRANCU, School of Business and Economics, Maastricht

29 Feb 2008: For exam-ple, with respect to the battery energy level (modeled usingthe percentage of residual battery energy), we would usea monotonically decreasing (though not necessarily linear)function to assign a decreasing ... By parameterizing this

29 Feb 2008: In the above exam-ple, we did not have to change the grammar and assumedthat our XML policy language already has aShape oper-ator that we then used in the XML

1 Jun 2023: ii) the node importance is asymmetric, for exam-ple, A is important to D as it gives access to the other cluster.

8 Apr 2024: Exam-ples of the in and out-of-distribution testing samples aregiven in Fig.

1 Feb 2016: ABSTRACTLarge metropolitan cities bring together diverse individuals, creat-ing opportunities for cultural and intellectual exchanges, which canultimately lead to social and economic enrichment. ... Predicting gentrifi-cation of neighbourhoods could help

19 Aug 2018: Conversely, uncontrollable factors could includeunemployment rates of the city, overall economic conditions, and urban policies. ... despite lacking visibility over other factors (e.g., management quality, reviews, and broader economic trends)that

17 May 2012: Thus, for economic use of the user’s dataplan, we offload the transmission of sensor data from 3G toWLAN: Since the sensor data is delay tolerant, we can cacheit locally and

1 Sep 2012: 51, no. 4, 2009. [8] W. Reed, “The Pareto, Zipf and other power laws,” Economics Letters,vol.

3 Apr 2012: Mirco MusolesiUniversity of Birmingham. Abstract—Mobile phones are integral to everyday life withemails, social networking, online banking and other applica-tions; however, the wealth of private information accessibleincreases economic incentives