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Documents Found On This Page: Employment Equity Report 2015-16 [1] Employment Equity Plan 2008-2012 for Women [2] Employment Equity Plan 2008-2012 for Racialized People Members of Visible Minorities [3] Employment Equity Plan 2008-2012 for Persons with Disabilities [4] Employment Equity Plan 2008-2012 for Aboriginal Peoples [5] Employment Equity Systems Review [6] Employment Equity Systems Revi...

We provide an extension of the perfect sampling algorithm of Fill (1998) to general chains, and describe how use of bounding processes can ease computational burden. Along the way, we unearth a simple connection between the Coupling From The Past (CFTP) algorithm originated by Propp and Wilson (1996) and our extension of Fill’s algorithm.

Kristin F. Butcher is an associate professor of economics at Wellesley College and a former senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Kyung H. Park is a senior associate economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. The authors thank Dan Sullivan, Anna Paulson, Bhashkar Mazumder, and seminar participants at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago for helpful comments. The views e...

Documents Found On This Page: Employment Equity Report 2015-16 [1] Employment Equity Plan 2008-2012 for Women [2] Employment Equity Plan 2008-2012 for Racialized People Members of Visible Minorities [3] Employment Equity Plan 2008-2012 for Persons with Disabilities [4] Employment Equity Plan 2008-2012 for Aboriginal Peoples [5] Employment Equity Systems Review [6] Employment Equity Systems Revi...

We demonstrate the existence of a new approximate ambiguity in structure from motion which occurs as generically as the bas{relief ambiguity but applies more strongly to scenes with larger depth variation. It occurs for moderate translations and eld of view (as for the bas{relief ambiguity) and applies to multi{frame, nite{motion sequences where the camera moves roughly along a line, as well as...

The quality and completeness of 3D models obtained by Structure-from-Motion (SfM) heavily depend on the image acquisition process. If the user gets feedback about the reconstruction quality already during the acquisition, he can optimize this process. We propose an online SfM approach that allows the inspection of the current reconstruction result on site. To guide the user throughout the acqui...

We propose a multiscale extension of a well-known line segment detector, LSD. We show that its multiscale nature makes it much less susceptible to over-segmentation and more robust to low contrast and less sensitive to noise, while keeping the parameter-less advantage of LSD and still being fast. We also present here a dense gradient filter that disregards regions in which lines are likely to b...