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Fast detection of novel problematic patterns based on dictionary learning and prediction of their lithographic difficulty

Sparse projections onto the simplex

Sparse Distributed Learning Based on Diffusion Adaptation

Classification of unions of subspaces with sparse representations

Person Independent 3D Gaze Estimation From Remote RGB-D Cameras

Putting the user into the active learning loop: towards realistic but efficient photointerpretation

Putting research into practice: Pedagogy development workshops change the teaching philosophy of graduate students

Multiclass Transfer Learning from Unconstrained Priors

Multiclass Transfer Learning from Unconstrained Priors

Monitoring Pattern-Based CSCL Scripts: A Case Study

Sparse projections onto the simplex

Classification of unions of subspaces with sparse representations

Person Independent 3D Gaze Estimation From Remote RGB-D Cameras

Sparse Distributed Learning Based on Diffusion Adaptation

Fast detection of novel problematic patterns based on dictionary learning and prediction of their lithographic difficulty

Multiclass Transfer Learning from Unconstrained Priors

Putting the user into the active learning loop: towards realistic but efficient photointerpretation

Monitoring Pattern-Based CSCL Scripts: A Case Study

Multiclass Transfer Learning from Unconstrained Priors

Putting research into practice: Pedagogy development workshops change the teaching philosophy of graduate students