We introduce a monadic metalanguage which combines two previously proposed monadic metalanguages: one for staging and the other for value recursion. The metalanguage includes also extensible records as a basic name management facility.

In this note we present examples of cumulative connection constants-new Fibonomial ones included. All examples posses combinatorial interpretation. This presentation is an update of A.K.Kwa´sniewski Fibonomial cumulative connection constants Bulletin of the ICA vol. 44 (2005), 81-92.

Children who have experienced environmental adversity—such as abuse, neglect, or poverty—are more likely to develop physical and mental health problems, perform poorly at school, and have difficulties in social relationships than children who have not encountered adversity. What is less clear is how and why adverse early experiences exert such a profound influence on children’s development. Ide...

In this paper, we propose a cluster-based cumulative representation for cluster ensembles. Cluster labels are mapped to incrementally accumulated clusters, and a matching criterion based on maximum similarity is used. The ensemble method is investigated with bootstrap re-sampling, where the k-means algorithm is used to generate high granularity clusterings. For combining, group average hierarch...

Abstract: A new kind of entropy will be introduced which generalizes both the differential entropy and the cumulative (residual) entropy. The generalization is twofold. First, we simultaneously define the entropy for cumulative distribution functions (cdfs) and survivor functions (sfs), instead of defining it separately for densities, cdfs, or sfs. Secondly, we consider a general “entropy gener...

This paper summarizes the theory of simple cumulative risks-for example, the risk of food poisoning from the consumption of a series of portions of tainted food. Problems concerning such risks are extraordinarily difficult for naïve individuals, and the paper explains the reasons for this difficulty. It describes how naïve individuals usually attempt to estimate cumulative risks, and it outline...

This paper proposes a global cumulative constraint for cyclic scheduling problems. In cyclic scheduling a project graph is periodically re-executed on a set of limited capacity resources. The objective is to find an assignment of start times to activities such that the feasible repetition period λ is minimized. Cyclic scheduling is an effective method to maximally exploit available resources by...

Existing cost analysis frameworks have been defined for cumulative resources which keep on increasing along the computation. Traditional cumulative resources are execution time, number of executed steps, amount of memory allocated, and energy consumption. Noncumulative resources are acquired and (possibly) released along the execution. Examples of non-cumulative cost are memory usage in the pre...