'Simple objects' presentation slideshows

Computer Vision

Computer Vision. A brief intro. Computer Vision. What are the goals of CV? What are the applications? How do humans perceive the 3D world via images? Some methods of processing images. What are the major research areas?. Goal of computer vision.

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Properties of Modular Categories and their Computation Consequences

Properties of Modular Categories and their Computation Consequences. Eric C. Rowell, Texas A&M U. UT Tyler, 21 Sept. 2007. A Few Collaborators. Publications/Preprints. [Franko,ER,Wang] JKTR 15 , no. 4, 2006 [Larsen,ER,Wang] IMRN 2005 , no. 64 [ER] Contemp. Math. 413 , 2006

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INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL CARTOONS

INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL CARTOONS. Why Study Political Cartoons?. Political Cartoons show up in Newspapers, Magazines, Social Studies Content, Standardized Tests and Exams!! They capture an expression of opinion regarding issues of local or global political, economic and social concern. .

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CS559: Computer Graphics

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Database Design with Semantic Object Models

Database Design with Semantic Object Models. Mapping 7 types of semantic objects into relations. Simple objects. Transform object into relation Make ID into key Other attributes become columns. Composite objects. One relation for base object Include single-valued attributes

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Defining Digital Games

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The Rubber Band Game

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Dialectical Journals

Dialectical Journals. Finding the truth in literature through your thoughts and analysis. What is a dialectical journal (DJ)?. dialectical (die-uh-LEKT-i-cul), n. : the art or practice of arriving at the truth through logical arguments.

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UNDERSTANDING SYMBOLS

UNDERSTANDING SYMBOLS. Social Studies Success Spirals . IT IS THORS-DAY. Key Components for Analyzing Political Cartoons. Symbols Words and Images Distorting Reality (Bias) Stereotypes Background Knowledge (Current Events- political or Entertainment).

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Political Cartoons

Political Cartoons. Symbolism. Cartoonists use simple objects, or symbols, to stand for larger concepts or ideas. Exaggeration. Sometimes cartoonists overdo, or exaggerate, the physical characteristics of people or things in order to make a point. Labeling.

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