O232: Hepatitis E: are serologic tests good enough and reliable?

Are Standard Solutions Good Enough?

Remote collaboration on physical objects is a topic of recurring interest within the CSCW community. Up until now, research has primarily focused on stationary settings with specially designed technical support to address problems of reference due to non-mutual access to the object. In this workshop paper I present remote truck service as an example of work practices that require mobile remote ...

Lyme disease: How reliable are serologic results?

When unreliable cues are good enough.

In many species, nongenetic phenotypic variation helps mitigate risk associated with an uncertain environment. In some cases, developmental cues can be used to match phenotype to environment-a strategy known as predictive plasticity. When environmental conditions are entirely unpredictable, generating random phenotypic diversity may improve the long-term success of a lineage-a strategy known as...

Are Saddles Good Enough for Deep Learning?

Recent years have seen a growing interest in understanding deep neural networks from an optimization perspective. It is understood now that converging to low-cost local minima is sufficient for such models to become effective in practice. However, in this work, we propose a new hypothesis based on recent theoretical findings and empirical studies that deep neural network models actually converg...

Because good enough is never good enough

hsr Proceedings in intensive care and cardiovascular anesthesia 2012, Vol. 4 Corresponding author: Prof. Michael John Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele Via Olgettina, 48 20132 Milan, Italy e-mail: [email protected] And now for something completely different. Formula one racing drivers need to know the track they will be speeding around to avoid injuring themselves and others, and hopefully ...