JEROME VINOGRAD 1913–1976

Jerome Fron

There has been intense research in using degrees of freedom (or don't care conditions) to optimize sequential and combinational circuits. The scope of logic synthesis. however. is limited by the lack of information being passed from high-level synthesis tools. In this paper. we present a general framework to model the degrees of frea1om at the behavioral level. in a fonn that can be used by seq...

James Jerome Gibson

The Isolation of Myxomyosin, an Atp- Sensitive Protein from the Plasmodium of a Myxomycete* by Paul O.p. Ts'o, Luther Eggman, and Jerome Vinograd

The plasmodium of the slime mold, Physarum polycephalura, has been extensively used as a model organism in studies of protoplasmic streaming (1). Recently both streaming in the living plasmodium and the viscosity of suitably prepared plasmodial extracts have been shown to respond specifically to additions of ATP. The plasmodla exhibit increased streaming (2), whereas the extracts become less vi...

PREDICTIVE LEARNING VIA RULE ENSEMBLES By Jerome

General regression and classification models are constructed as linear combinations of simple rules derived from the data. Each rule consists of a conjunction of a small number of simple statements concerning the values of individual input variables. These rule ensembles are shown to produce predictive accuracy comparable to the best methods. However, their principal advantage lies in interpret...

On Cardinalities of Ultraproducts by H. Jerome Keisler

Introduction. In the theory of models, the ultraproduct (or prime reduced product) construction has been a very useful method of forming models with given properties (see, for instance, [2]). I t is natural to ask what the cardinality of an ultraproduct is when we are given the cardinalities of the factors. In this paper we obtain some new results in that direction; however, the questions state...