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3D diffractive optics for linear interconnects and nonlinear processing

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Reliable Microsecond-Scale Distributed Computing

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Improving K-means Clustering Using Speculation

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Ieee Computer Soc2023

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Updates on Hydrogen Value Chain: A Strategic Roadmap

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WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH2023

Non-verbal Communication between Humans and Robots: Imitation, Mutual Understanding and Inferring Object Properties

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Humans can express their actions and intentions, resorting to verbal and/or non-verbal communication. In verbal communication, humans use language to express, in structured linguistic terms, the desired action they wish to perform. Non-verbal communication ...

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The Dolev-Reischuk bound says that any deterministic Byzantine consensus protocol has (at least) quadratic (in the number of processes) communication complexity in the worst case: given a system with n processes and at most f < n/3 failures, any solution t ...

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Efficient Concurrent Analytical Query Processing using Data and Workload-conscious Sharing

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Analytical workloads are evolving as the number of users surges and applications that submit queries in batches become popular. However, traditional analytical databases that optimize-then-execute each query individually struggle to provide timely response ...

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Genomics and conservation: Guidance from training to analyses and applications

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Environmental change is intensifying the biodiversity crisis and threatening species across the tree of life. Conservation genomics can help inform conservation actions and slow biodiversity loss. However, more training, appropriate use of novel genomic me ...

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