Due to the success of motion capture technologies, large motion capture data becomes available. Although organizing large databases has been widely researched for various purposes, there is little attention to motion capture data. In this paper, we propose an effective scheme to organize large motion databases according to its nominal features. To do this, we first define a set of attributes an...

A basic requirement of robust control theory is that a nominal model and an uncertainty model be available for the plant. The assumption is that the plant can be modeled by at least one of the perturbations of the nominal model in the uncertainty set. This raises the problem of constructing such an uncertainty set that would be consistent with a given set of experimental input-output data. This...

Recursive relational specifications are commonly used to describe the computational structure of formal systems. Recent research in proof theory has identified two features that facilitate direct, logic-based reasoning about such descriptions: the interpretation of atomic judgments through recursive definitions and an encoding of binding constructs via generic judgments. However, logics encompa...

Any theory of nominal inflection has to fulfil two tasks for a given language. First, the inventory of inflection markers has to be determined; and second, the syntactic distribution of these markers has to be accounted for. Typically, the latter task is handled within the syntactic component of a grammar, whereas the former task is addressed in a morphological (or lexical) component that is pr...

1 Overview and summary This note summarizes a set of measurements of eight Gilbert Cell multipliers from 2-18.5 GHz, the nominal spectrometer band, at 10 V bias. With the results from the first set of measurements (I: First Measurement) indicating the most favorable circuit and operating conditions, this note reports on scatter from a sample of eight MULT1 devices operated without additional bias.

Large, multivariate datasets from high-throughput instrumentation have become ubiquitous in the sciences. Frequently, it is of interest to characterize the measurements in these datasets by the extent to which they represent ‘nominal’ versus ‘contaminated’ instances. However, often the nature of even the nominal patterns in the data are unknown and potentially quite complex, making their explic...