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Method for Automatic Quality Control of Data in In-Vivo Images

A method for quality control assessment in single time-point in-vivo imaging data related to imaging of objects, includes acquiring an in-vivo image of the object with imaging apparatus, defining a background image corresponding to an imaged air of the in- ...

2008

Préhenseurs, conditions et stratégies pour une micromanipulation de précision

Mélanie Dafflon

Currently microsystems consist of more and more functionalities in even smaller volumes. Components size has then to be reduced as well, coming through micro- and then nanoscale. The industrial equipments dedicated to their fabrication and assembly have co ...

EPFL2008

SONDe, a Self-Organizing Object Deployment Algorithm in Large-Scale Dynamic Systems

Anne-Marie Kermarrec, Vincent Gramoli

We present the design, correctness, and analysis of SONDe, a simple fully decentralized object deployment algorithm for highly requested systems. Given an object (service or data), SONDe provides a node with a constant upper bound (h) on the number of logi ...

2008

Development of SCARA-Type Haptic Device for Electrostatic Non-Contact Handling System

Benjamin Burns

This paper describes the development of a SCARA-type haptic device, which will be used to assist a human operator in non-contact object handling of silicon wafers using electrostatic levitation. The device has three degrees of freedom, of which only one (v ...

2008

Refining preference-based search results through Bayesian filtering

Pearl Pu Faltings, Jiyong Zhang

Preference-based search (PBS) is a popular approach for helping consumers find their desired items from online catalogs. Currently most PBS tools generate search results by a certain set of criteria based on preferences elicited from the current user durin ...

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Overview of JPSearch: a Standard for Image Search and Retrieval

Touradj Ebrahimi, Frédéric Dufaux, Michael Ansorge

In this paper, we review the on-going JPSearch standardization activity. Its goal is to provide a standard for interoperability for image search and retrieval systems. More specifically, JPSearch aims at defining the interfaces and protocols for data excha ...

2007

Explicit Trade-off and Prospective Analysis in Electronic Catalogs

Martin Rajman, David Portabella Clotet

We consider example-critiquing systems that help people search for their most preferred item in a large electronic catalog. We analyze how such systems can help users in the framework of four existing example-critiquing approaches (RABBIT, FindMe, Incremen ...

2006

Object-oriented approach for dynamic system modelling and simulation

Adel Besrour

Software engineering always cares to provide solutions for building applications as close as possible to what they should be, according to the requirements and the final users needs. Systems behavior simulation is a very common application to virtually rep ...

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Pattern Recognition from One Example by Chopping

François Fleuret

We investigate the learning of the appearance of an object from a single image of it. Instead of using a large number of pictures of an object to be recognized, we use pictures of other objects to learn invariance to noise and variations in pose and illumi ...

2005

Computing with Reads and Writes in the Absence of Step Contention

Rachid Guerraoui

This paper studies implementations of concurrent objects that exploit the absence of step contention. These implementations use only reads and writes when a process is running solo. The other processes might be busy with other objects, swapped-out, failed, ...

2005