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Keith T Weber GISP GIS Director ISUGIS Training and Research Center Once Data is Created saved Someone will want a copy sharing BTW this entire refrigeratorsized memory bank stored 4KB of data. Workshop on Femtocell Networks Mi i FL USA Mi am FL USA Dec 6 2010 Joint work with now TI UT Austin ENS brPage 2br The Cellular Trend The Cellular Trend Over 100year growth in data traffic to continue indefinitely ATT saw 5000 increase in 3 years elecommunication ne works enabl and link other critical infrastructures so any potential vulnerabilities impact whole economic systems Hence network security and critical infrastructure protection aspects must be at the centre of any IT and telecom February 23–27, 2013, San Antonio, TX, USA 821 Venkatanathan Valentina NisiABSTRACTThis paper explores uses and gratifications of a content community on a social network service a music video s Haiqing Jiang, Zeyu Liu, Yaogong Wang, Kyunghan Lee, and Injong Rhee. Presented by Vasilios Mitrokostas . [my side comments in blue]. Graph images taken from paper. Published in 2012 in the ACM SIGCOMM CellNet workshop on cellular networks. Antoine . Bordes. . - Facebook AI Research. LXMLS – Lisbon July 28, 2016. Bots?. End-to-End Dialog Agents. We believe a true dialog agent should:. Be able to . combine all its . knowledge. and . reason. . Qiyue Wang. Oct 27, 2017. 1. Outline. Introduction. Experiment setting and dataset. Analysis of activation function. Analysis of gradient. Experiment validation and conclusion . 2. Introduction. Brian Aronson. Review of ego networks. Ego network (personal network). Ego: Focal node/respondent. Alter: Actors ego has ties with. Dyad: Pair of individuals. Ties. (Ego). D. C. B. Tie types. Friends. Ramakrishna Gummadi ucs. David Wetherall Intel Research . Ben Greenstein University of Washington. Srinivasan Seshan cmu. . Presented by;. Andrew Keating. Murad Kaplan. 1. outline. Introduction. Ali Cole. Charly. . Mccown. Madison . Kutchey. Xavier . henes. Definition. A directed network based on the structure of connections within an organism's brain. Many inputs and only a couple outputs. Haiqing Jiang, Zeyu Liu, Yaogong Wang, Kyunghan Lee, and Injong Rhee. Presented by Vasilios Mitrokostas . [my side comments in blue]. Graph images taken from paper. Published in 2012 in the ACM SIGCOMM CellNet workshop on cellular networks. Generally a DAG, directed acyclic graph. VisGraph, HKUST. LeNet. AlexNet. ZF Net. GoogLeNet. VGGNet. ResNet. Learned convolutional filters: Stage 1. Visualizing and understanding convolutional neural networks.. 1. Local Area Networks. Aloha. Slotted Aloha. CSMA (non-persistent, 1-persistent, . p-persistent). CSMA/CD. Ethernet. Token Ring. Networks: Local Area Networks. 2. Data Link. Layer. 802.3. Fall 2018/19. 10. Capsule (. Overview). . Introduction to Capsule. Noriko Tomuro. 2. A Capsule Network (. CapsNet. ) is a new approach proposed by Geoffrey Hinton (although his original idea dates back to 1990’s).. Leading marketing practitioner and thought leader Joe Federer draws on evolutionary biology, anthropology, neuroanatomy, and psychology, as well as more than a decade of hands-on experience, to explain why people act so differently in various online spaces and what they are seeking from participating in each one. With a framework based on Freud\'s Id, Ego, and Superego model of the human psyche, he demonstrates how the internet is a digital reflection of the collective human psyche and how different social networks correspond to different mindsets: platforms like Reddit to the unfiltered Id, Facebook and Twitter to the managed Ego, and Instagram to the ideal Superego.nbspIn the same way you behave differently when you\'re home alone, out with friends, communicating with family, or interacting with coworkers, people act and express themselves differently in these various online spaces. Context matters. Understanding this will enable you to develop and execute effective engagement strategies to reach your target audiences on each social network. Learn: how to create content that drives sharing and word of mouth how brands can fit natively into different types of social channels how to balance branded social presences across different networks and why authenticity will only grow in importance to consumers.