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Gunnar Rätsch, Sebastian Mika, Bernhard Schölkopf, Klaus-Robert Müller, "Constructing Boosting Algorithms from SVMs: An Application to One-Class Classification," IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, vol. 24, no. 9, pp. 1184-1199, September, 2002.
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Abstract—We show via an equivalence of mathematical programs that a support vector (SV) algorithm can be translated into an equivalent boosting-like algorithm and vice versa. We exemplify this translation procedure for a new algorithm—one-class leveraging—starting from the one-class support vector machine (1-SVM). This is a first step toward unsupervised learning in a boosting framework. Building on so-called barrier methods known from the theory of constrained optimization, it returns a function, written as a convex combination of base hypotheses, that characterizes whether a given test point is likely to have been generated from the distribution underlying the training data. Simulations on one-class classification problems demonstrate the usefulness of our approach.
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When George Wallace was governor of Alabama during the 1960s, he fiercely supported segregation in his state, famously standing in the school house door to prevent the enrollment of black students at the University of Alabama. Wallace later retracted these views and apologized for his segregationist policies. In this program, historians Dan Carter, Glenn Eskew and Angela Lewis discuss the life and legacy of Wallace. They look at whether political concerns or racism motivated Wallace to oppose integration. This event took place at the Birmingham Public Library in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Piled high and filled to the brim. This old aircraft hanger in Silloth is currently home to ten thousand teddy bears, all ready and waiting to be sent to the Philippines.
In November last year the country was hit by a devastating typhoon. With over six thousand people dead and almost two thousand still missing, nations from around the world have been quick to respond.
Britain alone has given almost seventy five million pounds in aid but members of the Silloth-on-Solway Rotary Club decided they wanted to do something different.
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"My son rang me, who lives in the Philippines and works in the Philippines for a business I have there, and he said he had been asked to work free of charge for a charity called 1,000 bear hugs. That, fortunately, was the day of a Rotary meeting so I was telling the guys that evening and they said, 'that's a good idea, lets collect some teddy bears'. And we did."
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"I mean, the international agencies do very well with providing the food and shelter and the water but the kids get nothing really. So this concentrates on the children, to make sure they're happy, they've got something to cuddle and we all remember how nice it is to have a little teddy bear to cuddle, and that's why we thought it was a good idea."
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Chandor Gardens' Spring Fling Weekend will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 6, and noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, April 7. The weekend will feature music, face painting, food, garden tours and information booths. Admission is $1 per person. Hot dogs, nachos, pretzels, popcorn, cotton candy are just a few of the items available from Tracey and Angela Cryer with Law Dawg Concessions. The Parker County Master Gardener's "Ask a Master Gardener" booth and Pat Fairchild, a Cross Timbers Urban Forester, will answer gardening and landscaping questions.
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Madden has a point. Like the debonair members of the Rat Pack, Morrissey isn't merely a musician. He's an untouchable icon first and foremost -- a figure of sorrow, of understanding, of unrequited love whose myth and mystery is sometimes more famous than his music.
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LONDON -- The fourth singles in a Fed Cup series will be scrapped if a team has an unassailable 3-0 lead.
The International Tennis Federation revised its policy to allow the doubles played instead of the fourth singles.
Juan Margets, executive vice president of the ITF, says in a statement Thursday that the rule change "came in response to requests from players, captains and national associations" after its introduction in the Davis Cup.
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AUG 28 As the controversy surrounding the Office of Group Benefits intensifies, blogger Tom Aswell gives us some background on the current problems. The OGB, which handles health insurance for current and retired state employees, is deep in the red since it was privatized by Jindal, and Aswell gives us the skinny: this great plan was designed by ALEC. The company handling it? Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana - a longtime member of ALEC.
AUG 28 This post on the Morning Joe program's blog runs down Bobby Jindal's recent work to "raise his profile nationally." (Yeah? No kidding.) The best part of the story about the governor who coyly declines to say he's running for president? His long-time consultant who poo-poos the memory of his cringe-worthy response to the 2009 State of the Union by saying you can tell he's doing a good job on the current campaign trail. What campaign trail?
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Visited with with fellow BA's brewslut, Deuane and SierraGS on 11/29/08 for the annual Brew-Ski event.
Short's is situated in the quaint little town of Bellaire, MI. It was particularly cold and snowy during our visit, which was probably par for the course during this time of year in Michigan. We were able to park right outside the brewpub, which was nice. Upon our entrance, we were greeted by a decent-sized room with high ceilings and a short bar, as well as a variety of seating options, including some old car seats! On the far, "colder" side of the establishment (and down a few steps), there are plenty of tables, a side rail for standing, and also a nice-sized stage for musical entertainment. The band on this particular night was unfortunately not that great. At any rate, it is still awesome for Short's to host live music. Overall, this place has a really unique vibe.
The selection on this particular evening certainly wasn't lacking, especially for stout fans, because they had FIVE great stouts on tap, including a S'more Stout (complete with marshmallow garnish!), Coffee Stout, Irish Stout, Peanut Stout and a Mystery Stout. In addition to the special stouts, they also had a variety of excellent ales, fruit beers and more. All in all, I'd say around 20 beers on tap!
The service and food were both fine. Prices are reasonable as well, although their 750ml bottles are a little pricey. Still, we took home a bottle of Soft Parade, which brewslut absolutely loved. This definitely has a hometown feel, and I wish I lived closer! It kind of reminded me of Selin's Grove a little bit, although much bigger. But it still has the same type of atmosphere.
If you ever find yourself in the vicinity of Bellaire, MI, do yourself a favor and stop in to Short's. This place has the entire package, from a cool, unique vibe to some of the best beer around!
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Funny Ha Ha (2003)
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This modest, unpretentious character study astutely captures the emotional states of the 20-something slacker.
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This modest, unpretentious character study astutely captures the emotional states of the 20-something slacker.
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A tale that follows 23-year-old Marnie -- a confused and bemused young woman -- as she travels through her alcohol fuelled daze known as post college graduation. Being recently terminated from her temp job, Marnie decides it's time to look for something more substantial, a boyfriend. There is this one guy, Alex, who Marnie wants to commit with, however he doesn't readily return her feelings.
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This is an undoubtedly modest yet wholly pleasurable tale about the difficulties that come with letting go of youth.
With Marnie, Dollenmayer has managed to transform a sad sack into an indie screen goddess.
While the film has a true lived-in feel, and demonstrates a burgeoning talent on the part of its young auteur, its portrait of young slackers lacks the freshness to overcome its all too vivid malaise.
By simply re-creating what he has observed, Bujalski has created a tender, funny and stealthily affecting portrait of youthful powerlessness and frustration.
This isn't improvisation, but rather an adroitly achieved randomness -- the perfect syntax for a generation-defining work about a generation marked by its very lack of definition.
A beautifully observant and wholly unpretentious film with roots more in Cassavetes than Sundance-style showbiz.
Not actually that funny ha ha, but a sensitive and unforced little film about the aimlessness of post-graduate life.
Low budget and intimate, perhaps to the point of belonging on the small screen rather than the cinema, its still an intelligent and unpretentious slice of life true American life.
Isn't much more than a promising calling card that should take director, cast and crew to the next level.
Bujalski's subtly well-constructed film reveals a charmingly idiosyncratic sincerity.
If Bujalski's goal was to create a "you are there (and eavesdropping)" sort of narrative, he's done a fine job of it.
(Bujalski's) easy naturalism creates an unexpected comic lightness for something so laced with ambiguity.
The film's acutely composed dialogue is at once disturbingly empty and brutally poignant.
Funny Ha Ha is a jagged bite of real life, shambling about with humor, sadness, boredom, excitement.
Bujalski has a knack for letting scenes build and then cutting out abruptly, duplicating the flow of a life in flux.
Made on so frayed a shoestring that it looks like a Dogma project minus the glitz and about as vacuous as its array of clueless twenty-something characters.
The tagline says, 'This would be sad if it weren't so funny', well guess what, it's not that funny, so it must be sad.
An honest portrait of twentysomething dating -- and one with lots of heart.
Dollenmayer's low-key naturalism is a perfect compliment to the camera's hand-held gaze, presenting a touching combination of amiable nonchalance and emotional yearning.
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It is quite a nice little story, but kind of pointless. I think a lot of people would feel very bored with it's pace and lack of plot. The main actress is likeable and I could relate to her, but definitely could have been a little stronger on story.
Worth a rental, but not one to keep.
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