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Deux noms tangoutes dans une legende tibetaine
Revue dâEtudes TibĂ©taines Number 13, February 200
Review of Zhang Jichuan ćŒ æ”ć· 2009 èèŻèŻæç 究 Zangyu cizu yanjiu (A study on word families in Tibetan), Beijing: Shehui kexue wenxian chubanshe.
International audienceReview of Zhang Jichuan 200
Bulking II: Classifications of Cellular Automata
This paper is the second part of a series of two papers dealing with bulking:
a way to define quasi-order on cellular automata by comparing space-time
diagrams up to rescaling. In the present paper, we introduce three notions of
simulation between cellular automata and study the quasi-order structures
induced by these simulation relations on the whole set of cellular automata.
Various aspects of these quasi-orders are considered (induced equivalence
relations, maximum elements, induced orders, etc) providing several formal
tools allowing to classify cellular automata
The origin of the reflexive prefix in Rgyalrong languages
International audienceIn the Sino-Tibetan family, reflexivity is either not expressed on the verb as in Chinese or Tibetan or expressed by means of a âmiddle' marker as in Dulong or Kiranti languages. Among the morphologically rich languages of this family, only Rgyalrong languages have distinct and unambiguous reflexive and reciprocal markers on the verb. This paper shows that the reflexive prefix in Rgyalrong languages has two possible origins. It could come from a fusion of the third person singular marker and the root meaning âself' or alternatively come from the free third person pronoun. Both hypotheses are compatible with our understanding of Rgyalrong historical phonology
2D multi-objective placement algorithm for free-form components
This article presents a generic method to solve 2D multi-objective placement
problem for free-form components. The proposed method is a relaxed placement
technique combined with an hybrid algorithm based on a genetic algorithm and a
separation algorithm. The genetic algorithm is used as a global optimizer and
is in charge of efficiently exploring the search space. The separation
algorithm is used to legalize solutions proposed by the global optimizer, so
that placement constraints are satisfied. A test case illustrates the
application of the proposed method. Extensions for solving the 3D problem are
given at the end of the article.Comment: ASME 2009 International Design Engineering Technical Conferences &
Computers and Information in Engineering Conference, San Diego : United
States (2009
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