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[FIW]: Financial Information Workshop

FIW]: Financial Information Workshop. Workshop on Knowledge Representation and Information Management for Financial Risk Management. Corporate managers are uncertain of the trustworthiness of their internal risk and accounting numbers;. The academic community is lacking the information required to examine and analyze actual market operations and behavior;. The purpose of this NSF. The workshop is sponsored by the National Science Foundation CISE III Program under Grant IIS-1033927. July 21-22, 2010.

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MALACH: Multilingual Access to Large Spoken Archives

ITR Project # 0122466. Multilingual Access to Large Spoken Archives. University of Southern California. Shoah Foundation Institute for. Visual History and Education. IBM Thomas J. Watson. University of West Bohemia. AITIA International, Inc. We propose to dramatically improve access to large multilingual collections of recorded speech by advancing the state of the art in technologies that work together to achieve this objective:. Computer-assisted translation of domain-specific multilingual thesauri.

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lists.umiacs.umd.edu Mailing Lists

Listsumiacs.umd.edu Mailing Lists. There currently are no publicly-advertised Mailman. Mailing lists on lists.umiacs.umd.edu. To visit the general information page for an unadvertised list, open a URL similar to this one, but with a '/' and the list name appended. List administrators, you can visit the list admin overview page. To find the management interface for your list. If you are having trouble using the lists, please contact mailman@lists.umiacs.umd.edu. Version 2.1.15.

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UMIACS Intranet

Mar 29, 2018. Webmail for Exchange users. Please enter "pc username" as your username. UMIACS Roundcube IMAP Webmail. Change your UMIACS Kerberos (Unix/Linux) Password, Active Directory (PC) Passsword, Collaborator Password and Application Resource (ARs) Passwords. Create and share GIT repositories. A web-based solution to securely store and share files. Search for fellow UMIACS users. Update your UMIACS directory info and change e-mail forwarding options. List and manage your UNIX groups.

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E-government for Development Conference at the University of Maryland

Global Conference on E-Government at the University of Maryland (March 22-23, 2006). Director of University of Maryland, Institute for Advanced Computer Studies. Deputy Secretary, Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development. Tech Council of Maryland, President. Mark A. Forman. Partner, KPMG and former Administrator for E-Government and Information Technology, The White House. Former National Secretary for IT, Brazil, ICANN board member. Brazilian Association of State IT Agencies and CIO of C...

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Sand Internet Browser

This is only a page that launches the applet. The main page with all the information is here. This applet requires Java 1.4 or higher. Thus, if you have not done so already, you will need to download and install the latest plug-in from Sun. Your browser doesn't support JAVA! A Browser window is divided into several panels stacked vertically. These are (from top to bottom):. Containing menus and buttons for several actions: First. Provides various basic operations such as Open. The browser]; Display.

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IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

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Maryland CPU-GPU Cluster Infrastructure

Maryland CPU-GPU Cluster Infrastructure. The Maryland CPU-GPU Cluster is a unique computational infrastructure that leverages the synergistic cluster coupling of CPUs, GPUs, displays, and storage. Build upon the synergies afforded by coupling CPUs, GPUs (graphics processing units), displays, and storage. Driving Force: Evolution of GPUs into powerful, programmable, and inexpensive stream processors. Explore interleaved computation and display using multiple networks on the same cluster.

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CHESS - Center for Human Enhanced Secure Systems

The Center for Human Enhanced Secure Systems (CHESS) was established in Fall 2004 to foster interdecplinary research is computer security. The center is a part of the University of Maryland Institute for Advances Computer Studies (UMIACS). CHESS researchers investigate computer security at all levels ranging from: developing new ways to write and test software, analysis of Network and Wireless security, and investigation of public policy and. Economic implications of secure systems.

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Rapidly Retargetable Translingual Detection

Rapidly Retargetable Translingual Detection. Welcome to the homepage of Rapidly Retargetable Translingual Detection project. The goal of this project is to rapidly create usable systems for translingual document detection that will make it possible for people who are fluent in English to detect potentially important documents that are written in other languages. A description of the project, including some recent accomplishments and our present plans. Software that we have developed. Updated by Daqing He.