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The role of aspect ratio and beta in H-mode confinement scalings

Yves Martin

The addition of high power, low aspect ratio data from the NSTX and MAST experiments has motivated a new investigation of the effect of aspect ratio on confinement scaling. Various statistical methods, including those that incorporate estimates of measurem ...

2006

Graded glass mat reinforced polypropylene

Véronique Michaud

In the impregnation process, when pressure is applied, the dry fiber preform is first compressed and then unloads as the matrix flows within the pores. It has been shown earlier that for glass mat-reinforced thermoplastic (GMT) materials, the time to provi ...

2005

Structure and stability of copper-prion protein

Ursula Röthlisberger, Maria Carola Colombo, Leonardo Guidoni

Recent EPR-measurements on the mouse prion protein (mPrP) have indicated that the structured C-terminal domain is capable of binding Cu(II) with high affinity. The structure of Cu(II) binding sites in PrPc are unravelled by exploiting mixed quantum-classic ...

2004

Wide-baseline Stereo from Multiple Views: a Probabilistic Account

Christoph Strecha

This paper describes a method for dense depth reconstruction from a small set of wide-baseline images. In a widebaseline setting an inherent difficulty which complicates the stereo-correspondence problem is self-occlusion. Also, we have to consider the pos ...

2004

Speech recognition with auxiliary information

Automatic speech recognition (ASR) is a very challenging problem due to the wide variety of the data that it must be able to deal with. Being the standard tool for ASR, hidden Markov models (HMMs) have proven to work well for ASR when there are controls ov ...

EPFL2003

Speech Recognition with Auxiliary Information

IDIAP2003

Speech Recognition with Auxiliary Information

École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Computer Science Department2003

Nonlocal plasticity models for localized failure

Simon Rolshoven

In quasi-brittle materials such as concrete, failure is preceded by highly localized deformation patterns. Localized failure is caused by strain softening, which cannot be described by classical local models, because they lack a length scale. Mathematicall ...

EPFL2003

Probabilistic Guarantees and Algorithms for Ad Hoc Networks

Patrick Eugster

Reasoning about the success of distributed computations in the face of node and communication failures is an ever hard issue. This is particularly true in highly dynamic ad hoc networks where communication between two nodes can often take place only via in ...

2003

Mixed Bayesian Networks with Auxiliary Variables for Automatic Speech Recognition

Hervé Bourlard

Standard hidden Markov models (HMMs), as used in automatic speech recognition (ASR), calculate their emission probabilities by an artificial neural network (ANN) or a Gaussian distribution conditioned on the hidden state variable, considering the emissions ...

2002