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- What is Presupposition Accommodation?
MIT In his paper “What is a Context of Utterance?”, Christopher Gauker (1998) argues that the phenomenon of informative presuppositions is incompatible with the “pragmatic” view of presuppositions as involving requirements on the common ground, the body of shared assumptions of the participants in a conversation This is a surprising
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Payoff of any option on the stock can be replicated by dynamic trading in the stock and the bond, thus there is a unique arbitrage-free option valuation Problem solved?
- 50 years of Data Science - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
A recent and growing phenomenon is the emergence of \Data Science" programs at major universities, including UC Berkeley, NYU, MIT, and most recently the Univ of Michigan, which on September 8, 2015 announced a $100M \Data Science Initiative" that will hire 35 new faculty Teaching in these new programs has signi cant overlap in curricular subject matter with tradi-tional statistics courses
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Abstract– Resource management problems in systems and networking often manifest as difficult online decision mak-ing tasks where appropriate solutions depend on understand-ing the workload and environment Inspired by recent ad-vances in deep reinforcement learning for AI problems, we consider building systems that learn to manage resources di-rectly from experience We present DeepRM, an
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Time synchronization is a fundamental service in many wireless applications While the synchronization problem is well-studied in traditional wired networks, physical constraints of the wireless medium impose a unique set of challenges We present a novel time synchronization algorithm which is highly energy efficient and failure recovery-tolerant Our algorithm allows nodes to synchronize to
- Why all rings should have a 1 - MIT Mathematics
Bjorn Poonen (MR Author ID 250625) is the Claude Shannon Professor of Mathematics at MIT His research focuses mainly on number theory and al-gebraic geometry, and his expository writing earned him the MAA Chauvenet Prize
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