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Persian, Dari and Tajik in Central Asia

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Discriminating Similar Languages: Persian and Dari

Although widely-studied in recent years, Language Identification (LID) systems for determining the language of input texts often fail to discriminate between similar languages like Croatian-Serbian and Malay-Indonesian. This has brought attention to the task of discriminating similar languages, varieties and dialects – including a recent shared task [3]. Persian (also known as Farsi) and Dari (...

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Our discussion in the main text on selected marker-panel genes provides some insight into their role in disease. Next, rather than focusing on a limited number of genes (such as only those in our marker-panel), we extended our analysis to large sets of gene pairs that distinguish GBM from OLG. We hypothesized that utilizing more complete information would offer more direct insight into the basi...

The Incompleteness of S4 ⨁ S4 for the Product Space

Shehtman introduced bimodal logics of the products of Kripke frames, thereby introducing frame products of unimodal logics. Van Benthem, Bezhanishvili, ten Cate and Sarenac generalize this idea to the bimodal logics of the products of topological spaces, thereby introducing topological products of unimodal logics. In particular, they show that the topological product of S4 and S4 is S4 ⊕ S4, i....