Meeting of 1951 January 12

Liberalized Eligibility Provisions and Old-Age Benefits, January–June 1951

In December 1939, as benefit claims were beginning to be filed, the Social Security Board adopted a set of basic provisions to underlie a system for the hearing and review of claims involving adjudications that had been unfavorable to claimants. To implement this system the Board established an Office of Appeals Council, wholly independent of the Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance. The p...

, 2013 Lecture 12 : January 5

In the previous lecture we saw the algorithm that builds a decision tree based on a sample. The decision tree is build until zero training error. As we saw before, our goal is to minimize the testing error and not the training error. In order to minimize the testing error, we have two basic options. The first option is to decide to do early stopping. Namely, stop building the decision tree at s...

12 Meeting browsers and meeting assistants

The previous chapter (Chapter 11) explained how user requirements directed our development of meeting support technology, more specifically meeting browsers and assistants. Chapters 3 to 9 discussed the enabling components, i.e. the multimodal signal processing necessary to build meeting support technology. In the following, we will present an overview of the meeting browsers and assistants dev...

Analysis of SC 2000 January 12 , 2001

Executive Summary This report presents the results of a limited time evaluation of the block cipher SC2000. The evaluation consisted of theoretical derivations and practical experimentations. No flaws nor weaknesses have been identified in the design which could lead to cryptanalytic attacks with respect to the state-of-the-art. However, the design is complicated and uses components which do no...

Farm & Home Science Vol. 12 No. 2, June 1951