All Points Considered Including Frost on a Mulberry

All Points Considered: A Maximum Likelihood Method for Motion Recovery

This paper addresses the problem of motion parameter recovery. A novel paradigm is offered to this problem, which computes a maximum likelihood (ML) estimate. The main novelty is that all domain-range point combinations are considered, as opposed to a single “optimal” combination. While this involves the optimization of nontrivial cost functions, the results are superior to those of the so-call...

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Covering all points except one

In many point-line geometries, to cover all points except one, more lines are needed than to cover all points. Bounds can be given by looking at the dimension of the space of functions induced by polynomials of bounded degree.

Hybrid Dynamics in Modelica: Should all Events be Considered Synchronous

The Modelica specification is ambiguous as to whether all the events are synchronous are not. Different interpretations are possible leading to considerable differences in the ways models should be constructed and compilers developed. In this paper we examine this issue and show that there exists an interpretation that is more appropriate than others leading to more efficient compilers. It turn...

All Things Considered, Taxes Drive the January Effect

The multitude of explanations for the January effect leaves the reader confused about its primary cause(s): is it tax-loss selling, window dressing, information, bid-ask bounce, or a combination of these causes? The confusion arises, in part, because evidence has generally been presented in support of a particular hypothesis though the same evidence may be consistent with another hypothesis. Fu...