Water-jug problem is a famous problem in the field of artificial intelligence, computer programming, recreational mathematics and psychology. Classical methods used to solve this problem are Depth first search, Breadth first search, Diophantine approach, etc. These methods are memory and time consuming. This paper implemented a cognitive approach with two new methods to solve water jug problem ...

Abstract This essay explores the form and function of drinking vessels their role meaning in relationship to Arabic Persian inscriptions within Islamic metalwork. The focus is a thirteenth-century jug from Aga Khan Museum Collection. While similar jugs have been variously considered as for water, wine, or sherbet, anonymous epigrapher bilingual on this example refers water “water life” (Pers. ā...

This study analyses a specific category of Roman ceramic vessels identified in the funerary inventories from Alburnus Maior: 26 coarse ware jugs present graves cemeteries at Tăul Corna, Găuri – Hop, Secuilor/Pârâul Porcului and area circular monument. They all share morphological technological characteristics, least part them are imitations bronze vessels. From functional point view they can be...

We consider the problem of grasping novel objects, specifically ones that are being seen for the first time through vision. We present a learning algorithm that neither requires, nor tries to build, a 3-d model of the object. Instead it predicts, directly as a function of the images, a point at which to grasp the object. Our algorithm is trained via supervised learning, using synthetic images f...

During an outbreak of Serratia marcescens infections at our hospital, we discovered widespread contamination of the 2% chlorhexidine hand-washing solution by S. marcescens. Examination by electron microscopy of the sides of bottles in which this solution was stored revealed that microorganisms were embedded in a fibrous matrix. Bacteria, free in the liquid, were morphologically abnormal, showin...

1. " Quinine for prophylaxis will be issued in packets of 4 ozs. of quinine mixed with 1^lbs. of magnesium sulphate. This, dissolved in 1^ gallons of water, with the aid of sulphuric acid, gives a quinine content of approximately 10 grains to the ounce and is sufficient for 200 men. E. I. jugs will be provided for preparing the mixture, and a mark should be made at the 1^ gallons level." (Note....

We consider the problem of grasping novel objects, specifically, ones that are being seen for the first time through vision. We present a learning algorithm which predicts, as a function of the images, the position at which to grasp the object. This is done without building or requiring a 3-d model of the object. Our algorithm is trained via supervised learning, using synthetic images for the t...