There is a widely held belief that future radio access network architectures will be characterized by increased levels of virtualization, whereby base station functionalities, traditionally residing at single location, scattered across different logical entities while being interfaced via high-speed fronthaul (FH) links. For the deployment such FH links, operators are faced with challenge maint...

Persistent, widespread harassment in schools can be understood as a product of collective school norms that deem harassment, and behavior allowing harassment to escalate, as typical and even desirable. Thus, one approach to reducing harassment is to change students' perceptions of these collective norms. Theory suggests that the public behavior of highly connected and chronically salient actors...

Persistent, widespread harassment in schools can be understood as a product of collective school norms that deem harassment, and behavior allowing harassment to escalate, as typical and even desirable. Thus, one approach to reducing harassment is to change students’ perceptions of these collective norms. Theory suggests that the public behavior of highly connected and chronically salient actors...

Background Advocacy coalitions play an increasingly prominent role within the global health landscape, linking actors and institutions to attract political attention and resources. This paper examines how coalitions negotiate among themselves and exercise hidden forms of power to produce policy on the basis of their beliefs and strategic interests.   Methods This paper examines the beliefs and ...

We give upper bounds on rates of approximation of real-valued functions of d Boolean variables by one-hidden-layer perceptron networks. Our bounds are of the form c/n where c depends on certain norms of the function being approximated and n is the number of hidden units. We describe sets of functions where these norms grow either polynomially or exponentially with d.