<I>The</I> Berg Fashion Library

Howard Berg

to test whether termites of the Cryptotermes domesticus species might be able to discriminate between different sizes of wood. The team constructed experiments that presented termites with blocks of wood with a standard crosssectional diameter of 20x20 mm but of either 20 mm or 160 mm length. The insects were placed in a gap between the two faces of the timber blocks so that they were not able ...

Berg Literature Survey

My objective in this article is to add evidence for the belief espoused above regarding the two elds of (i) signal processing and (ii) control and estimation. I focus here on the interaction of specialties from (i), i.e., adaptive ltering, and (ii), i.e., adaptive identi cation and control. For evidence, I use three basic communication systems applications of adaptive ltering to evoke system id...

Deploying Parallel Numerical Library Routines to Cluster Computing in a Self Adapting Fashion

This paper discusses middleware under development which couples cluster system information with the speci cs of a user problem to launch cluster based applications on the best set of resources available. The user is responsible for stating his numerical problem and is assumed to be working in a serial environment. He calls the middleware to execute his application. The middleware assesses the p...

Probabilities and Probability Distributions - H.C. Berg

Fashion Coordinates Recommender System Using Photographs from Fashion Magazines

Fashion magazines contain a number of photographs of fashion models, and their clothing coordinates serve as useful references. In this paper, we propose a recommender system for clothing coordinates using full-body photographs from fashion magazines. The task is that, given a photograph of a fashion item (e.g. tops) as a query, to recommend a photograph of other fashion items (e.g. bottoms) th...