Mr. George Alexander spoke to this Society in 1957 about displacements of the brain, and brainstem compression, with haematoma following head injury. Admission of cases of head injury to the Neurosurgical Unit has been selective, and concerned very largely with urgent surgery for acute intracranial haematoma. This may be the classical extradural haematoma from a middle meningeal vessel, or it m...

BACKGROUND It remains unclear if fatal brain injuries in young children are characterized by immediate rapid deterioration or can present after an initial period of lucidity. This issue has legal implications in child abuse, for which understanding the clinical course affects perpetrator identification. OBJECTIVE To determine patterns of neurologic presentation on hospital admission in infant...

Convolutional networks reach top quality in pixel-level object tracking but require a large amount of training data (1k∼10k) to deliver such results. We propose a new training strategy which achieves state-of-the-art results across three evaluation datasets while using 20×∼100× less annotated data than competing methods. Instead of using large training sets hoping to generalize across domains, ...

In this paper, we address the problem of automatically generating human-like descriptions for unseen images, given a collection of images and their corresponding human-generated descriptions. Previous attempts for this task mostly rely on visual clues and corpus statistics, but do not take much advantage of the semantic information inherent in the available image descriptions. Here, we present ...

The language Lucid has been developed by the authors over a period of ten years. In that time, the language has undergone many revisions and, even, drastic changes in syntax. As a consequence, all of the published literature on Lucid (for example [2, 3, 1]) does not refer to the current version of the language. With the current version, the language has arrived, finally, at a stable, finished f...