Frank K. Gibson

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Greg Gibson

Greg Gibson grew up in Canberra, Australia, and did his undergraduate degree in Biology at the University of Sydney. He moved to Basel, Switzerland, for his PhD on the specificity of homeotic genes in Drosophila, and then to Stanford for postdoctoral research, where his interests turned to the quantitative genetics of development in flies. After a year at Duke University he took up a junior fac...

k-Means Clustering via the Frank-Wolfe Algorithm

We show that k-means clustering is a matrix factorization problem. Seen from this point of view, k-means clustering can be computed using alternating least squares techniques and we show how the constrained optimization steps involved in this procedure can be solved efficiently using the Frank-Wolfe algorithm.

Presentation of the 2004 Kober Medal to K. Frank Austen.

The record shows that on February 26, 1924, Karl Arnstein emigrated from Czechoslovakia via Bremen, Germany, on the ocean liner George Washington. Arnstein, an engineer, had been hired to head the newly formed Goodyear-Zeppelin organization in Akron, Ohio. What Frank’s father did with his colleagues was to construct the largest manmade structure in the world, the Airdock, in which was built the...

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The existence of a pure form of stimulus-driven attentional control has been aligned exclusively with the existence of attentional capture. Unfortunately, there has been little evidence provided in support of attentional capture. The present study investigated whether the repeated failure to observe attentional capture might be due to the way in which attentional capture has been measured. A ne...