English title: Not yet merged new features for D
This talk introduces some proposed (and not yet merged) new features for D Programming language.
This presentation is written in Japanese.
This document discusses methods for compressing n-gram language models. It describes several key techniques: quantizing word IDs from 4 bytes to 2 bytes using Lloyd's algorithm; compressing trigram tables using Golomb coding; and representing n-grams succinctly using variable byte encoding for word IDs and succinct bit vectors. These methods can significantly reduce the size of n-gram language models while maintaining most of the probability information.
This document appears to be a slideshow presentation about collocations and the iColl application for learning collocations. Some key points:
- It discusses what collocations are and why they are important for language learning.
- It demonstrates the iColl application, which can be used on computers and smartphones to learn collocations. Users can search for collocations and see example sentences.
- Survey results are presented showing that most users would like to use iColl and prefer to use it on their iPhone rather than a PC.
- The presentation concludes by thanking attendees and emphasizing the importance of learning collocations for natural language use.
Deze presentatie verduidelijkt hoe fairtrade helpt uw MVO-doelstellingen te realiseren.
Dit is een presentatie in het kader van het MVO, waarbij we fairtrade geaccentueerd hebben. Aan de hand van Youtube-video's hebben we fairtrade proberen te visualiseren, in deze presentatie hebben we die vervangen door links naar Youtube om de bestandsgrootte klein te houden.
Groet,
Dennis Nagelkerke
www.fairtrade4all.nl
English title: Not yet merged new features for D
This talk introduces some proposed (and not yet merged) new features for D Programming language.
This presentation is written in Japanese.
This document discusses methods for compressing n-gram language models. It describes several key techniques: quantizing word IDs from 4 bytes to 2 bytes using Lloyd's algorithm; compressing trigram tables using Golomb coding; and representing n-grams succinctly using variable byte encoding for word IDs and succinct bit vectors. These methods can significantly reduce the size of n-gram language models while maintaining most of the probability information.
This document appears to be a slideshow presentation about collocations and the iColl application for learning collocations. Some key points:
- It discusses what collocations are and why they are important for language learning.
- It demonstrates the iColl application, which can be used on computers and smartphones to learn collocations. Users can search for collocations and see example sentences.
- Survey results are presented showing that most users would like to use iColl and prefer to use it on their iPhone rather than a PC.
- The presentation concludes by thanking attendees and emphasizing the importance of learning collocations for natural language use.
Deze presentatie verduidelijkt hoe fairtrade helpt uw MVO-doelstellingen te realiseren.
Dit is een presentatie in het kader van het MVO, waarbij we fairtrade geaccentueerd hebben. Aan de hand van Youtube-video's hebben we fairtrade proberen te visualiseren, in deze presentatie hebben we die vervangen door links naar Youtube om de bestandsgrootte klein te houden.
Groet,
Dennis Nagelkerke
www.fairtrade4all.nl
This document discusses using Rmpi and snow packages in R to perform parallel computing on a Mac. It provides examples of using makeCluster with MPI, clusterExport, and parLapply to distribute calculations across multiple CPU cores. Metrics are given showing reduced computation time when using 4 cores versus a single core for sampling and sorting large datasets.
This document appears to be notes from a presentation or workshop about analyzing eye tracking data and visualizing it. It discusses eye tracking concepts like fixations and saccades. It provides examples of different types of relative clauses and how they are processed. It also lists visualization techniques like heatmaps, images, and bubble charts and provides links to resources about implementing those in R. Contact information is given at the end.
The document discusses a series of dots arranged in rows and columns. It notes that the dots are organized into distinct groups separated by spaces. It also comments that some rows contain more dots than others.
