Resurrecting the fraternal twin WIMP miracle

A Non-Thermal WIMP Miracle

Familial Mediterranean fever in a fraternal twin: a laboratory evaluation.

Familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) is an autosomal recessive disease of unknown etiology and has no known diagnostic markers. Periodic attacks of pain and fever can be precipitated by dietary fat or dairy products and by the same factors that are known to elevate serum free fatty acids (FFA). Several tests related to lipid metabolism were made on the serum and urine of a fraternal twin with FMF...

Resurrecting the Dead (Molecules)

Biological molecules, like organisms themselves, are subject to genetic drift and may even become "extinct". Molecules that are no longer extant in living systems are of high interest for several reasons including insight into how existing life forms evolved and the possibility that they may have new and useful properties no longer available in currently functioning molecules. Predicting the se...

Fraternal Dropout

Recurrent neural networks (RNNs) form an important class of architectures among neural networks useful for language modeling and sequential prediction. However, optimizing RNNs is known to be harder compared to feed-forward neural networks. A number of techniques have been proposed in literature to address this problem. In this paper we propose a simple technique called fraternal dropout that t...

The Resurrecting Duckling - What Next?

In the context of the security of wireless ad hoc networks, we previously explored the problem of secure transient association between a master and a slave device in the absence of an online authentication server. We introduced the Resurrecting Duckling security policy model to address this problem. Master-slave relationships, however, do not exhaust the range of interesting interactions. We th...