In Ve ron ica Ro dri guez-Blanco’s thought ful and im por tant ar ti cle, “Rea sons in Ac tion v Trig ger ing Rea sons: A Re ply to Enoch on Rea son-Giv ing and Le gal Normativity,” she ex plores with great care the na ture of rea son-giv ing, in con nec tion with chal leng ing Da vid Enoch’s in flu en tial re cent work on rea son-giv ing and the law. While Ro dri guez-Blanco’s ar ti cle makes ...

Con cep tual and meth od olog i cal ap proaches from cog ni tive sci ence have in creas ingly been ap plied to re search ex am in ing the re la tion be tween trauma, dis so ci a tion and ba sic cog ni tive func tion ing. The cur rent study rep li cates and ex tends re cent re search that ex am ined per for mance in a di rected for get ting task us ing PTSD and trauma his tory as the group ing v...

This thesis investigates the use of anomaly dete tion te hniques for on-line intrusion dete tion. A detailed analysis of methods introdu ed by Forrest et al. is presented and an improved hara terization of intrusions is derived. A novel approa h to integrating this hara terization into an on-line intrusion dete tion system is developed and implemented. Finally, experiments examining the eÆ ien ...

ABSTRACT In this paper we investigate the relationship between several dimensionality redu tion methods and the intrinsi dimensionality of the data in the redu ed spa e, as estimated by the fra tal dimension. We show that a su essful dimensionality redu tion/feature extra tion algorithm proje ts the data into a feature spa e with dimensionality lose to the intrinsi dimensionality of the data in...

We propose a model in which economic relations and institutions in advanced and less developed economies differ as these societies have access to different amounts of information. This lack of information makes it hard to give the right incentives to managers and entrepreneurs. We argue that differences in the amount of information arise because of the differences in the scale of activities in ...

Water is the commonest of everyday substances and its many forms have provided subjects for artists for as long as art has existed. But in computer graphics, there seem to have been few attempts to make pictures of water. The reason for this is simple. Realistic pictures of water are very hard to produce. We examine some of the reasons for this difficulty and report on some of our own expe~iments.

I n the following pages are given the results of a s tudy of the agglut ina t ion tes t in 75 cases of abor t ion of which bacteriological da ta were a t hand. Concerning these da t a and the methods employed in obtaining the results here used to in terpre t our findings, the reader is referred to Dr . Smi th ' s paper , x Al though bacteriological da ta on a much larg&r number of cases were av...