Grasses (monocots), forbs and browse (dicots) differ in structure and chemistry. Grasses have a thicker cell wall containing potentially digestible structural carbohydrates, fewer secondary plant chemicals, and have a relatively low and homogenous growth relative to browses. Mammalian herbivores can be classified along a continuum according to which plant type they prefer. Diet choices correspo...

Heterogeneous one-class collaborative filtering (HOCCF) is a recently studied important recommendation problem, which consists of different types of users’ one-class feedback such as browses and purchases. In HOCCF, we aim to fully exploit the heterogenous feedback and learn users’ preferences so as to make a personalized and ranking-oriented recommendation for each user. For HOCCF, we can appl...

This paper introduces a shared Internet talking browser for the visually impaired called Talk & Browse (T&Browse) that allows a group of blind users to access Internet content and view the same HTML documents at the same time. Within the browsing session, the system allows two types of users: a sighted person (session supervisor) and blind users (session guided users). When the supervisor brows...

The researcher explores how Emerson blends the East and West in his literary works. In order to observe influence of Eastern philosophy works, some representative texts like Poet, Over-Soul, Nature Illusion are analyzed detail. embodies notion Karma, Over-Soul Pantheism texts. He browses through Vedas, Gita Upanishads, philosophical ultimately encompasses their essence also advocates Transcende...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a discipline interested in the processes and methods that allow a machine to perform tasks related to human intelligence. It offers many opportunities related to problem solving, quick decision-making, increasing efficiency and reducing costs. Because of its so various fields of application, artificial intelligence is at the heart of the new industrial revolution...

Green networking is a rapidly expanding area of research. This survey browses through the recent green networking literature with two aims. First, the survey attempts to sketch the main ideas in the research on different parts of communications networks. Second, the aim is to recognize areas where mathematical modeling approaches are applied.