In RIT’s Cybersecurity degree you’ll learn to preserve assets, identify security vulnerabilities, prove threats occurred, and design strategies for data recovery. As technology advances at a rapid ...
The author, Fumio Nakajima (1904–1999), was a linguist who became the first faculty member specializing in English linguistics at the University of Tokyo's Department of English. Having studied under ...
Predicate logic is an extension of propositional logic. Here we consider what is called first-order predicate logic, abbreviated FOL (sometimes abbreviated PL1, not to be confused with the programming ...
This repository contains the implementation of RaKUn 2.0, a very fast keyphrase extraction algorithm suitable for large-scale keyphrase retrieval. Running LLMs on massive corpora remains somewhat ...
‘There is nothing outside the text,’ wrote Jacques Derrida in 1967. Like most everything Derrida said, this notorious declaration becomes more difficult to interpret as one examines its context and ...
Recent years witnessed a number of proposals for the use of the so-called interpretable models in specific application domains. These include high-risk, but also safety-critical domains. In contrast, ...
This paper reports on a new approach to Signal Temporal Logic (STL) control synthesis, that 1) utilizes a navigation function as the basis to construct a Control Barrier Function (CBF), and 2) ...
This is a modification of Tim Finin's PFC. The Pfc system is a package that provides a forward reasoning capability to be used together with conventional Prolog programs. The Pfc inference rules are ...
This article addresses a gap between legal and technical conceptions of data privacy and demonstrates how it can be minimized. The article focuses on “singling out,” which is a concept appearing in ...
Aristotle's logic provides the foundation for the dialectical theory of change. The term contradiction is one we will return to in explaining dialectics, and also organisational science and systems ...