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    • Robust, Efficient, and Synergetic 3D Perception for Autonomous Driving 

      Zhao, Haimei
      Published 2024
      3D perception is crucial for autonomous systems, particularly in autonomous driving, where understanding complex environments is essential. Despite advancements, significant challenges remain in model robustness, efficiency, ...
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    • Inferring interpretable pairwise interactions from time-series data using time-series features 

      Nguyen, Mai Thu
      Published 2024
      Quantifying relationships between components of a complex system is critical to understanding the system's behaviours. Traditional methods for detecting pairwise dependence of time series, such as Pearson correlation and ...
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    • 'Ript from the womb' : the medical, social and political history of caesarean section 

      De Costa, Caroline
      Published 2009
      What is a caesarean section? In 1790 Jean-Louis Baudelocque, regarded as the most eminent French obstetrician of his time, wrote: “That operation is called Caesarean by which any way is opened for the child than that ...
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    • Studies on rice starch : the accumulation and properties of starches in the stem, pollen and grain of some rice varieties grown in southern New South Wales 

      Blakeney, Anthony Bernard
      Published 1980
      A group of rice varieties known to differ in grain cooking quality were grown together in southern New South Wales. The accumulation and properties of starch were followed from seedling emergence to harvest. Stem starch ...
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    • Will Power: Bequests and Culture in Australia 

      Cahalan, Stephenie
      Published 2024
      Bequests — the giving of money or possessions after a person’s death — have been at the heart of public cultural enterprise in Australia since the late nineteenth century. Motivated by altruism, obligation, egoism or ...
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