- A finite-state
machine (FSM) or finite-state
automaton (FSA, plural: automata),
finite automaton, or
simply a
state machine, is a
mathematical model of...
- "Super
recogniser" is a term
coined in 2009 by
Harvard and
University College London researchers for
people with
significantly better-than-average face...
- the system's
input recogniser/decoder,
which may include:
automatic speech recogniser (ASR)
gesture recogniser handwriting recogniser The text is analysed...
-
following algorithm describes the
Earley recogniser. The
recogniser can be
modified to
create a p**** tree as it
recognises, and in that way can be
turned into...
-
international community as
sovereign states, but have not been
universally recognised as such.
These entities often have de
facto control of
their territory...
- Armakolas, Ioannis; Ker-Lindsay,
James (eds.), "Germany: From
Cautious Recogniser to Kosovo's Key EU Ally", The
Politics of
Recognition and Engagement:...
-
Since we can
decide any
problem for
which there exists a
recogniser and also a co-
recogniser by
simply interleaving them
until one
obtains a result, the...
- 1985 and 1995. The EAG
compiler developed there will
generate either a
recogniser, a transducer, a translator, or a
syntax directed editor for a language...
-
major criticisms of this law is the
confusion caused when some
states recognise a new entity, but
other states do not.
Hersch Lauterpacht, one of the...
- national-level and state-level
political parties based on
objective criteria. A
recognised political party enjoys privileges such as a
reserved party symbol, free...