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    • From Line to Shape to Space: Composition as Representation of The Visual Elements 

      Clifford, Rosa Elizabeth
      Published 2023
      It is widely understood that the experience of music exists beyond that of just listening. The idea that audience members draw pictures in their mind or trace shapes with their hands while listening to music has been well ...
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    • Towards Optimal and Practical Asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerant Protocols 

      Lu, Zhenliang
      Published 2023
      With recent advancements in blockchain technology, people expect Byzantine fault tolerant (BFT) protocols to be deployed more frequently in wide-area networks (WAN) as opposed to conventional in-house settings. Asynchronous ...
      Open Access
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    • On the Importance of Transition Matrix for Learning with Noisy Labels 

      Yao, Yu
      Published 2023
      To improve the generalization ability of deep learning models when training data contains noisy labels, a noise transition matrix T(x) has been widely employed to reveal the transition relationship from clean labels to ...
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    • The Legal Stability of Maritime Zones: The significance of State practice for the Interpretation of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea 

      Anggadi, Frances
      Published 2023
      Seeking to preserve jurisdictional rights in the face of climate-change induced sea-level rise, States increasingly refer to ‘legal stability’ in connection with maritime zones. Yet such a claim for preservation is at odds ...
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    • Integrated Transformers Inference Framework for Multiple Tenants on GPU 

      Zhang, Yuning
      Published 2023
      In recent years, Transformer models have gained prominence in the deep learning domain, serving as the foundation for a wide array of applications, including Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Computer Vision (CV). These ...
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