the projective representation of the 3D scene. In other words, the projective representation of the scene can undergo a projective transformation (which eeectively translates the scene along the optical axes of the rst view) which is interchangeable with the camera motion from view to view. The in-terchangeability point is eeectively contained in the arguments of 3] about the geometric content ...

Correlations arise naturally in non-cooperative games, e.g., in the equivalence between undominated and optimal strategies in games with more than two players. But the non-cooperative assumption is that players do not coordinate their strategy choices, so where do these correlations come from? In coin tossing, correlated assessments are usually understood as reflecting the observer’s ignorance ...

The Forest Monitoring Service Element of the Global Monitoring for Environmental and Security initiative aims to provide improved forest monitoring (based on space technologies) for the European and global environment. The Service Portfolio provided information on yearly carbon balance, forest disturbance data as well as information for practical forest and land use management operations for bo...

Model flattening often introduces many auxiliary variables. We provide a way to eliminate some of the auxiliary variables occurring in exactly two constraints by replacing those two constraints by a new equivalent constraint for which a propagator is automatically generated on the fly. Experiments show that, despite the overhead of the preprocessing and of using machine-generated propagators, e...

In this paper we analyze the relations between the latent factors with high variance description and affective parameters in an image recommender system. Using the matrix factorization approach we identify the main two factors in the user-item rating database. We exploit the affective metadata related to each item to identify relations between the main factors and the affective metadata. Result...

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have the potential to act as research dissemination channel that facilitates sustainable relationships with stakeholders beyond academia. The current research uses the Technology-Organisation-Environment (TOE) Framework to examine factors that potentially affect universities’ decision to adopt ICTs for research dissemination and community outrea...