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| 1. Home and neighborhood of Alexander (Sasha) Chislenko |
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| 2. Search Results for automated collaborative filtering Chislenko |
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| 3. Global Brain Mailing-List Archive: Collaborative filtering of U |
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| 4. Automated Collaborative Filtering and Semantic Transports - draft 0.72 |
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| 5. Automated Collaborative Filtering and Semantic Transports - draft |
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| 6. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Announcement: Web mediator |
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| 7. Automated Collaborative Filtering and Semantic Transports - draft |
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| 8. Global Brain discussion list archive: Re: Collaborative filtering of Usenet. |
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| 9. Selected essays by Alexander 'Sasha' Chislenko |
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| 10. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: filtering URLs |
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| 11. Resume of Alexander (Sasha) Chislenko |
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| 12. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Recommendation sy |
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| 13. 1996a Software Agents List Archive: Agent philosophy |
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| 14. Personal page of Alexander (Sasha) Chislenko |
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| 15. A way of rating filtering online messages - A way of rating filtering online messages Alexander Chislenko The following is a more sophisticated alternative to the online 'stock' market for reputations outlined in the previous item; it comes as http://www.globalideasbank.org/diyfut/DIY-187.HTML |
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| 16. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive by author |
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| 17. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: New Yorker: &quo |
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| 18. Freely Available Information Filtering Systems |
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| 19. Global Brain discussion list archive: Collaborative filtering of Usenet. |
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| 20. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: filtering URLs |
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| 21. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: By Date |
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| 22. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: By Subject |
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| 23. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Bootstrap.org - o |
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| 24. web-filter |
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| 25. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: By Thread |
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| 26. web-filter |
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| 27. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs |
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| 28. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs |
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| 29. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Announcement: We |
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| 30. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Firefly.com t |
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| 31. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive by thread |
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| 32. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Bootstrap.org - o |
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| 33. Foundations of Transhumanism |
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| 34. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs |
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| 35. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs |
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| 36. Search Results for Chislenko |
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| 37. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Fwd: ISTF (Intern |
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| 38. dreamwave: Re: Collaborative Filtering |
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| 39. HEDG: Hyper-Economy Development Group |
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| 40. Search Results for Alexander Sasha Chislenko |
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| 41. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URL |
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| 42. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: filtering URLs |
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| 43. Global Brain Mailing-List Archive: Collaborative filtering of U |
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| 44. Home and neighborhood of Alexander (Sasha) Chislenko |
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| 45. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs |
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| 46. Global Brain discussion list archive: Self-introduction |
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| 47. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Automated message |
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| 48. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: filtering URLs |
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| 49. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: E-Commerce |
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| 50. Global Brain discussion list archive: XLL as a relation standard? |
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| 51. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re[3]: Collaborat |
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| 52. contemporary renaissance futures: collaborators |
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| 53. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Firefly.com to sh |
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| 54. Freely Available Information Filtering Systems |
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| 55. Advanced Document Rating System Proposal |
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| 56. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: FWD: SideTalk bro |
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| 57. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Help requeste |
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| 58. Futurism |
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| 59. Adaptive Recommendation and Open-Ended Semiosis |
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| 60. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re[2]: Collaborat |
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| 61. Search Results for Chislenko |
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| 62. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re[2]: Collaborat |
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| 63. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: By Date |
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| 64. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re[3]: Collaborat |
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| 65. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Fwd: ISTF (Intern |
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| 66. Search Results for extropian extropy transhumanism transhuman Chislenko sasha |
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| 67. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs |
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| 68. Principia Cybernetica Mailing-List Archive: Agent philosophy |
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| 69. Search Results for futurist thinkers frontier future science advanced futurology Chislenko |
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| 70. Some thoughts on complex systems and "hyper-economy&quo... |
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| 71. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: By Author |
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| 72. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: By Subject |
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| 73. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: New Paper (Memory |
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| 74. Search Results for future memetics memetic singularity extropian meme posthuman Chislenko intelligence transcendent links - Copernic Search Results Search: future memetics memetic singularity extropian meme posthuman Chislenko intelligence transcendent links (Any word) Date: 99/10/31 Found: 946 document(s) on The Web Sort:http://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/memetic_future_etc.html |
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| 75. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive by thread |
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| 76. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Jester - collabor |
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| 77. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Jester - collabor |
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| 78. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Firefly.com t |
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| 79. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URL |
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| 80. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs |
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| 81. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Bootstrap.org - o |
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| 82. Networking in the Mind Age - Alexander Chislenko |
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| 83. Badrul Munir Sarwar's Bookmarks |
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| 84. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Firefly.com t |
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| 85. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Help requested fo |
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| 86. Global Brain discussion list archive: Re: Dual Ratings - Interest & Agreement |
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| 87. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative |
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| 88. Semantic Web - draft 0.28 |
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| 89. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive by thread |
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| 90. Selected essays by Alexander 'Sasha' Chislenko |
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| 91. Search Results for enhanced reality Chislenko - Copernic Search Results Search: enhanced reality Chislenko Date: 8/27/99 Found: 217 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score 1.Intelligent Information Filters and Enhanced Reality by Alexander Chislenko V. http://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/enhanced_reality.html |
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| 92. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: cross-domain, |
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| 93. Global Brain discussion list archive: Comments on collective mental map article |
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| 94. Search Results for great thinkers visionaries books Chislenko - Copernic Search Results Search: great thinkers visionaries books Chislenko (Any word) Date: 99/10/31 Found: 928 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score 1. Great Thinkers and Visionaries on the Net 88% by Nhttp://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/thinkers_books.html |
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| 95. Who are You? |
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| 96. Search Results for Chislenko |
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| 97. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative |
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| 98. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs |
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| 99. dreamwave: Re: Collaborative Filtering [was: Re: Yahoo! - New Netscape Commun |
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| 100. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: SEPIA Announc |
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| 101. Home and neighborhood of Alexander (Sasha) Chislenko |
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| 102. 1996a Software Agents List Archive: Agent philosophy |
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| 103. Freely Available Information Filtering Systems |
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| 104. web-filter |
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| 105. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative |
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| 106. Information Institutions: The Technological Imperative - A book by the American Library Association on advanced |
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| 107. Networking in the Mind Age - future of distributed intelligence |
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| 108. Search Results for Chislenko essays philosophy - Copernic Search Results Search: Chislenko essays philosophy (All words) Date: 99/10/31 Found: 387 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score 1. Peter Suber, Links for "Minds & Machines" 84% Mindhttp://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/Chislenko_essays_philosophy.html |
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| 109. Untitled |
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| 110. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: [newsfilter] |
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| 111. Untitled |
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| 112. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: SEPIA Announc |
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| 113. collaborative filtering papers. |
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| 114. Search Results for extropian extropy transhumanism transhuman Chislenko sasha - Copernic Search Results Search: extropian extropy transhumanism transhuman Chislenko sasha (Any word) Date: 99/11/13 Found: 896 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score 1.Search Results for extropian extrophttp://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/extropian_transhuman.html |
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| 115. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: filtering URLs |
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| 116. Selected essays by Alexander 'Sasha' Chislenko |
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| 117. Intelligent Information Filters and Enhanced Reality by Alexander Chislenko V.0.84 - V. 0.84 - 15 April, 1997 Intelligent Information Filters and Enhanced Reality © 1996,1997 Alexander Chislenko Preface I started to think seriously about the ideas of augmented perception and personalihttp://penta.ufrgs.br/edu/telelab/10/enhanced.htm |
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| 118. On-Line Training Courses; Descriptions and Listings- Thomas Pitre Associates |
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| 119. SunSITE@UTK - Distributed Learning Communities - Projects |
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| 120. What is transhumanism? |
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| 121. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs |
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| 122. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Automated mes |
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| 123. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Automated mes |
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| 124. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: [newsfilter] |
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| 125. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re II: ACF patent |
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| 126. dreamwave: A Meta Site for Bots |
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| 127. web-filter |
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| 128. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: By Thread |
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| 129. Principia Cybernetica Mailing-List Archive: Agent philosophy |
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| 130. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive by thread |
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| 131. Incubators and Entrepreneurs |
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| 132. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: cross-domain, rec |
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| 133. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: filtering URLs |
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| 134. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Homeworkers needed. |
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| 135. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Music recommendat |
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| 136. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: filtering URLs - RE: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Carl Kadie<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 8 Oct 1999 20:13:34 -0700 Next message: Sasha Chislenko: "Automated messahttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0270.html |
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| 137. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: filtering URLs - RE: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 08 Oct 1999 19:17:32 -0500 Next message: Sasha Chislenko: "Re: cross-dhttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0267.html |
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| 138. E |
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| 139. dreamwave: WEB: Yahoo/Firefly Website recommendation service |
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| 140. Recent Additions to Alexander Chislenko's Web site - New additions Added Google WWW Search - looks at quality of the page and actually works! to the Services page Added Intelligenesis to the Organizations page and removed Firefly as dead :-( 30 January http://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/new.html |
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| 141. Global Brain discussion list archive: Re: Collaborative filtering of Usenet. |
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| 142. Recommended Reading in Transhumanism |
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| 143. E |
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| 144. Global Brain discussion list archive by date |
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| 145. Technology as extension of human functional architecture - v... |
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| 146. Principia Cybernetica Mailing-List Archive: Essays for review. |
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| 147. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Firefly.com t |
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| 148. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive by subject |
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| 149. MW98: PAPERS |
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| 150. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: filtering URLs - RE: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Carl Kadie<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 8 Oct 1999 11:25:55 -0700 Next message: Sasha Chislenko: "New Yorker: &quhttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0265.html |
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| 151. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: ACF patent?! |
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| 152. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs - Re: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 07 Oct 1999 19:55:37 -0500 Next message: Ian Soboroff: "Re: filtering http://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0259.html |
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| 153. Information Institutions: The Technological Imperative - A book by the American Library Association on advanced |
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| 154. Collaborative Filtering |
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| 155. wearable electronics |
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| 156. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Announce: Bookmar |
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| 157. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Homeworkers needed. |
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| 158. Structuring Knowledge |
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| 159. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: ACF patent?! |
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| 160. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re[3]: Collaborat |
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| 161. Extropy Online: Technology as extension of human functional architecture |
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| 162. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Automated message |
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| 163. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: E-pinions.com lau |
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| 164. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Conference on dom |
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| 165. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Commercial filter - Commercial filtering of news New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Wed, 15 Dec 1999 18:03:41 -0600 Next message: R Stevens: "CHI 200http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0302.html |
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| 166. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs - Re: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Christopher Lueg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 7 Oct 1999 23:54:33 +0200 (MET DST) Next message: Sasha Chislenko: "Rhttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0258.html |
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| 167. dreamwave: A Meta Site for Bots |
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| 168. Principia Cybernetica Mailing-List Archive: Agent philosophy |
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| 169. Bradley Rhodes' generals reading list |
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| 170. dreamwave: Re: Semantic landscapes |
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| 171. Virtuelle Agenten auf dem elektronischen Marktplatz |
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| 172. dreamwave by thread |
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| 173. Extropia,Transhumanism,Robotics,Artificial Intelligence,Art |
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| 174. Freely Available Information Filtering Systems |
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| 175. Futurism |
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| 176. Search Results for technology Chislenko - Copernic Search Results Search: technology Chislenko (All words) Date: 99/10/31 Found: 898 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score 1. Transhuman Technology 89% Chislenko Extropy Institute - The Leading Innhttp://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/technology.html |
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| 177. Search Results for Chislenko links future - Copernic Search Results Search: Chislenko links future Date: 9/25/99 Found: 636 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score 1.Search Results for future memetics memetic singularity extropian meme posthuman Chihttp://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/links_future.html |
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| 178. http://www.nada.kth.se/~asa/Masevr/index2.html |
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| 179. Virtue and Virtuality: From Enhanced Reality to Experience Machines |
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| 180. http://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/articles/WebRating.txt |
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| 181. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Homeworkers Needed ! |
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| 182. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Patents and colla |
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| 183. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Bootstrap.org - opinions? |
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| 184. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: filtering URLs - RE: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view John Riedl<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tue, 5 Oct 1999 11:31:55 -0500 (CDT) Next message: Sasha Chislenko: "Recommendatihttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0245.html |
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| 185. dreamwave: WEB: Yahoo/Firefly Website recommendation service |
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| 186. ALEXANDER CHISLENKO 6 McLean Pl. #5 Cambridge MA 02140 Tel.<PHONE_NUMBER> Email: ... |
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| 187. Institute of Memetic Engineering |
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| 188. Global Brain discussion list archive: Re: Comments on collective mental map article |
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| 189. Global Brain discussion list archive: Re: PageRank and HITS methods fo... |
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| 190. Networking in the Mind Age |
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| 191. 1996a Software Agents List Archive: Mail filtering... |
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| 192. Global Brain Mailing-List Archive: CFP: Networked Minds [fwd] |
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| 193. Eric Watt Forste's Bookmarks |
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| 194. http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/social/papers/chislenk.txt |
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| 195. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative |
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| 196. http://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/eff/Net_culture/Artificial_life/New_science/Cyborg_anthropology/New_science/Cyborg_anthropology/filters_and_reality.paper |
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| 197. Research links |
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| 198. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re[2]: Collaborat |
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| 199. Principia Cybernetica Mailing-List Archive: Essays for review. |
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| 200. Untitled |
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| 201. Thread Index for the period of 1996.03.07-1996.03.13 |
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| 202. Technology as Extension of Human Functional Architecture |
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| 203. Sub-Page |
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| 204. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: filtering URLs - filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Ian Ford<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sun, 03 Oct 1999 11:15:53 -0600 Next message: Hal Varian: "Re: filtering URLs" Previohttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0226.html |
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| 205. Bookmarks for Prof. Silvio Lemos Meira |
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| 206. Foresight Update 11 |
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| 207. http://www.jmas.co.jp/FAQs/net-anonymity/part2 |
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| 208. Predictions from Philosophy |
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| 209. HottieNET's Groovy Surfing Guide |
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| 210. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: hello |
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| 211. Badrul Munir Sarwar's Bookmarks |
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| 212. Foundations of Transhumanism |
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| 213. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative search engine |
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| 214. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative search engine |
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| 215. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: ACF patent?! |
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| 216. Untitled |
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| 217. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Conference on domain specific la |
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| 218. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs - Re: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Arnd Kohrs<EMAIL_ADDRESS>04 Oct 1999 23:21:06 +0200 Next message: Joaquin Delgado: "Re: filtering URLs" http://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0239.html |
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| 219. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re[2]: Collaborative search engi |
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| 220. ECHO: Web Conference Item 10 |
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| 221. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Patents and collaboration |
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| 222. FTT - FAQs about Transhumanism |
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| 223. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: URLs, protocols, |
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| 224. Hyper-Economy: Combining price and utility communication in multi |
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| 225. Extropia,Transhumanism,Robotics,Artificial Intelligence,Art |
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| 226. Hyper-Economy: Combining price and utility communication in multi |
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| 227. Untitled |
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| 228. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re[2]: Collaborative search engi |
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| 229. Tomohiro FUKUHARA ¤Î¥Ö¥Ã¥¯¥Þ¡¼¥¯ |
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| 230. Breakthrough! #16 (96/12/30) |
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| 231. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Firefly.com to shut down |
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| 232. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re[3]: Collaborative search engi |
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| 233. dreamwave: Re: Collaborative Filtering [was: Re: Yahoo! - New Netscape Communicator - Re: Collaborative Filtering [was: Re: Yahoo! - New Netscape Communicator . . . .] Birrell Walsh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 31 Oct 1996 10:52:07 -0800 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ auhttp://www.sbnews.com/~wmcguire/dreamwave/0448.html |
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| 234. SPIRITLINK BOOKMARKS |
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| 235. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs - Re: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Ian Soboroff<EMAIL_ADDRESS>07 Oct 1999 16:08:35 -0400 Next message: Ian Soboroff: "Re: filtering URLs"http://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0256.html |
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| 236. Member List |
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| 237. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Firefly.com to sh |
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| 238. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: cross-domain - Re: cross-domain, recommenders vs. correlations New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 08 Oct 1999 20:14:34 -0500 Next message: Carl http://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0268.html |
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| 239. E |
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| 240. Bradley Rhodes' generals reading list |
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| 241. HEDG: Hyper-Economy Development Group |
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| 242. On-Line Training Courses; Descriptions and Listings- Thomas Pitre Associates |
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| 243. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: New Paper (Memory-based Majority |
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| 244. 1996a Software Agents List Archive by subject |
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| 245. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re II: ACF patents?! |
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| 246. Global Brain discussion list archive: By Subject |
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| 247. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative search engine |
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| 248. Extropy Online: Technology as extension of human |
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| 249. Statutory Filtering Software Links Texas Requires |
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| 250. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs - Re: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Arnd Kohrs<EMAIL_ADDRESS>05 Oct 1999 19:42:24 +0200 Next message: Nick Woolsey: "Technology vs PR for ACF suchttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0247.html |
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| 251. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: URLs, protocols - URLs, protocols, scaleability, etc. - and WORK New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mon, 04 Oct 1999 14:14:10 -0500 Next message: Sasha http://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0237.html |
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| 252. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Help requeste - Re: Help requested for Thesis New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mon, 04 Oct 1999 17:12:43 -0500 Next message: Arnd Kohrs: "Re: fhttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0238.html |
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| 253. 1996a Software Agents List Archive: Mail filtering... |
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| 254. Bookmark of Sayeed Anwar |
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| 255. wearable electronics |
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| 256. Who are You? |
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| 257. Adaptive Recommendation and Open-Ended Semiosis |
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| 258. Virtuelle Agenten auf dem elektronischen Marktplatz |
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| 259. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: ACF patent?! |
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| 260. Global Brain discussion list archive: By Thread |
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| 261. http://www.eff.org/pub/Privacy/Anonymity/net_anonymity.faq |
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| 262. 1996a Software Agents List Archive: Agent philosophy |
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| 263. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Restaurant Collab - Restaurant Collaborative Filtering Engine New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view S. Morgan Friedman<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tue, 14 Dec 1999 18:27:40 -0500 (EST) Next message: Dhttp://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0300.html |
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| 264. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URLs - Re: filtering URLs New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Ian Soboroff<EMAIL_ADDRESS>08 Oct 1999 09:07:00 -0400 Next message: Joaquin Delgado: "Re: filtering URLs&quhttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0261.html |
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| 265. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: EachMovie prefere |
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| 266. dreamwave by author |
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| 267. Search Results for hypereconomy |
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| 268. 1996a Software Agents List Archive by thread |
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| 269. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: ACF patent?! |
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| 270. No Title |
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| 271. Untitled |
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| 272. 1996a Software Agents List Archive by author |
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| 273. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Music recomme |
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| 274. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: filtering URL - Re: filtering URL New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Robin Mastenbroek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mon, 4 Oct 1999 10:44:55 +0200 Next message: Ian Ford: "Re: filterihttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0231.html |
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| 275. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative search engine |
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| 276. 1996a Software Agents List Archive by thread |
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| 277. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative search engine |
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| 278. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative search engine |
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| 279. internet filtering software, internet protection sofware, content blocking, co |
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| 280. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Firefly.com to shut down |
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| 281. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: ACF patent - Re: ACF patent?! New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Nick Arnett<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 12 Aug 1999 09:54:43 -0700 Next message: Sasha Chislenko: "Patents and cohttp://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0199.html |
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| 282. Adaptive Recommendation and Open-Ended Semiosis |
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| 283. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative search engine |
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| 284. Untitled |
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| 285. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: EachMovie preference data availa |
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| 286. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Announce: Bookmark Recommendatio |
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| 287. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Music recomme |
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| 288. Welcome to surfCONTROL - Internet filtering internet monitoring URL blocking a |
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| 289. Untitled |
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| 290. web-filter |
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| 291. dreamwave by date |
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| 292. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Firefly.com to shut down |
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| 293. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Music recomme - Re: Music recommendation project New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Arnd Kohrs<EMAIL_ADDRESS>01 Oct 1999 15:37:55 +0200 Next message: Ian Ford: "Re: Music recommenhttp://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0220.html |
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| 294. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Music recomme |
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| 295. dreamwave: Re: Yahoo! - New Netscape Communicator To Include Free Content From |
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| 296. Filtering Spam Mail |
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| 297. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: ACF patent - ACF patent?! New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 12 Aug 1999 02:03:03 -0500 Next message: Joaquin Delgado: "Re II: ACF patenthttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0194.html |
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| 298. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: About the Biased - About the Biased Web New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Joaquin Delgado<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sun, 03 Oct 1999 03:18:22 +0900 Next message: Sasha Chislenko: "Rhttp://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0224.html |
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| 299. Thread Index for the period of 1996.02.08-1996.02.14 |
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| 300. Untitled |
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| 301. Untitled |
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| 302. Breakthrough! #15 (96/11/28) |
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| 303. Internet Data Filtering Talk - October 11, 1997 |
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| 304. 1996a Software Agents List Archive: Mail filtering - Mail filtering... Vinod Kutty<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Wed, 25 Sep 1996 12:59:18 -0700 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Stan Franklin: "Definition of Autonomous Aghttp://www.csee.umbc.edu/agentlist/archive/1996a/0319.html |
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| 305. Filtering e-mails between users using qmail |
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| 306. Filtering Software Page |
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| 307. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative |
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| 308. Untitled |
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| 309. Untitled |
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| 310. SELECT Project Overview |
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| 311. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Music recomme - Re: Music recommendation project New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Johan Aberg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 01 Oct 1999 18:30:36 +0200 Next message: Jerry McDonough: "hehttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0222.html |
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| 312.  New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mon, 13 Dec 1999 02:59:00 -0600 Next message: S. Morgan Friedman:http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0299.html |
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| 313. Hyper-Economy: Combining price and utility communication in multi-agent systems - Submission to ISAS'98 conference |
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| 314. No Title |
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| 315. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Music recomme - Re: Music recommendation project New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Christopher Lueg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 16 Sep 1999 09:13:46 +0200 (MET DST) Next message: PowerPridhttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0216.html |
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| 316. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Music recomme - Re: Music recommendation New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Ian Ford<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 01 Oct 1999 09:19:01 -0600 Next message: Johan Aberg: "Re: Music recommendahttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0221.html |
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| 317. Re: tech: [newsfilter] UFO suggestion - Universal Feature Ontology |
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| 318. Cyber Patrol Main Page |
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| 319. dreamwave by subject |
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| 320. LittleBrother Software - internet monitoring, filtering, and blocking software |
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| 321. www.c3.lanl.gov/~joslyn/dks.html |
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| 322. PC Magazine -- The 1997 Utility Guide (Internet Filtering Utilities) |
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| 323. Search Results for futurist thinkers frontier future science advanced futurology Chislenko |
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| 324. Internet Filtering, Blocking, and Monitoring Software |
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| 325. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Music recomme - Re: Music recommendation project New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 01 Oct 1999 02:20:18 -0500 Next message: Arnd Kohrs: "Rehttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0219.html |
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| 326. http://www.nada.kth.se/~asa/Masevr |
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| 327. Christopher's Homepage |
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| 328. Date Index for the period of 1996.02.08-1996.02.14 |
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| 329. Censorware: Home - filtering software, censorware, labeling and rating systems |
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| 330. LittleBrother Software - internet monitoring, filtering, and blocking software |
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| 331. HWG Filtering FAQ - The HTML Writers Guild |
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| 332. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Music recomme |
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| 333. SafeSurf - Making the Net Safe |
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| 334. Sunny Connection, Seminars |
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| 335. Hyper-Economy: Combining price and utility communication in multi-agent system |
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| 336. Remote signal processing |
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| 337. Remote signal processing |
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| 338. RootTalk: Re: directories in TMapFile |
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| 339. PAZ #13 |
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| 340. Kansmen Corporation - Internet and Network Monitoring, Filtering, and Blocking |
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| 341. MEL Social: Filtering and the Internet |
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| 342. Participation page for Alexander Chislenko websites |
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| 343. Checkpoint MCSE |
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| 344. Some thoughts on complex systems and "hyper-economy" - draft 0.46 |
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| 345. Info.Sp96 |
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| 346. RESE-kurs: Datoriserad bildanalys |
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| 347. Computer Graphics |
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| 348. FineArt Forum, Vol. 9 No. 3, 15 March 1995 |
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| 349. HEDG: Hyper-Economy Development Group |
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| 350. Filtering Web Content Thread |
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| 351. LittleBrother - internet monitoring, filtering, and blocking software for opti |
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| 352. Quality Filtering of Web Sites |
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| 353. Filtering |
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| 354. Global Brain discussion list archive: Uses for global brain - and practical act |
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| 355. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive by thread - Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive by thread Most recent messages Messages sorted by: [ date ][ subject ][ author ] Other mail archives Starting: Mon 18 Mar 1996 - 00:00:-53123 PDT Ending: Mhttp://ifweb.dimi.uniud.it/collections/MailFiltering/www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/ |
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| 356. network internet monitoring blocking filtering management network internet |
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| 357.  KwykNet - Family Safe Filtering |
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| 359. UM Workshop on Info Filtering |
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| 360. Homomorphic Filtering |
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| 361. Search Results for great thinkers visionaries |
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| 362. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: cross-domain, rec - cross-domain, recommenders vs. correlations New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Phil<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 7 Oct 1999 11:37:07 -0500 (EST) Next message: Carl Kadie: &quhttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0264.html |
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| 363. network internet monitoring blocking filtering management network internet mon |
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| 364. LittleBrother - Internet and Network Monitoring, Filtering, and Blocking Produ |
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| 365. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: RE: Academic Part - RE: Academic Partnership: LikeMinds. New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Jim Kalafut, Thomas Beyer OR Thorsten Bartels<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 10 Jul 1997 22:55:32 -0500http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0050.html |
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| 366. PC Magazine -- The 1997 Utility Guide (Internet Filtering Utilities) |
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| 367. SIMPil Applications - Median Filtering |
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| 368. Freely Available Information Filtering Systems - Freely Available Information Filtering Systems Working information filtering systems which are publicly available. In most cases, papers describing the theory and/or implementation details are also avhttp://ifweb.dimi.uniud.it/collections/MailFiltering/www.ee.umd.edu/medlab/filter/software.html |
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| 369. Wiener Filtering |
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| 370. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: CFP: CIKM'99 Work |
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| 371. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Nightline followup - Nightline followup New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Larry Moffett<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sun, 12 Dec 1999 10:45:18 +0100 Next message: Sasha Chislenko: "publicly http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0298.html |
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| 372. N2H2 - A safe and productive Internet |
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| 373. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: CHI 2000 Workshops - CHI 2000 Workshops New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view R Stevens<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 17 Dec 1999 14:52:47 -0700 Next message: Phil: "Perl & CGI speedup; sthttp://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0303.html |
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| 374. Global Brain discussion list archive: Re: FUTURE: Morality of AI agents |
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| 375. Information Filtering |
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| 376. Freely Available Information Filtering Systems - Freely Available Information Filtering Systems Working information filtering systems which are publicly available. In most cases, papers describing the theory and/or implementation details are also avhttp://ifweb.dimi.uniud.it/collections/UserModeling/www.clis.umd.edu/dlrg/filter/software.html |
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| 377. GEOL 706 - Geophysical Series and Filtering |
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| 378. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Collaborative |
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| 379. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: [Re: [newsfil |
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| 380.  New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Sasha Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mon, 13 Dec 1999 02:59:00 -0600 Previous message: Larry Moffett: http://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0299.html |
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| 381. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Automated mes - Re: Automated message categorization? New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Jon Dron<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sun, 10 Oct 1999 12:19:34 +0100 Next message: Ilya Druzhnikov:http://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0273.html |
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| 382. CDistributing Info for Collaborative Filtering |
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| 383. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Re: Perl & CG - Re: Perl & CGI speedup; string matching New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Robert N. DeWitt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sun, 19 Dec 1999 13:14:09 -0800 Next message: Jeffhttp://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0305.html |
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| 384. Corporate Monitoring/Filtering: Make Net Work, Not Play |
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| 385. EEE 581: Filtering of Stochastic Processes |
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| 386. 5.3.9 Packet Filtering and Access Lists |
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| 387. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Announcement: Web mediator available for testing - Announcement: Web mediator available for testing Alexander 'Sasha' Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 15 Aug 1997 14:25:14 -0400 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next messaghttp://ifweb.dimi.uniud.it/collections/UserModeling/www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0051.html |
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| 388. Res Privata |
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| 389. Committee scraps Internet-filtering bill for Montana schools |
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| 390. S.T.I. Corporation - Policies - Mail Filtering (Spam) |
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| 391. Configuring IP Session Filtering (Reflexive Access Lists) |
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| 392. FIR Digital Filtering lesson -Billy Donahue |
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| 393. App Note Abstract: DEMONSTRATING FOURIER-BASED FILTERING USING THE TMS320C5X E |
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| 394. Mining Technology - Flotation, Agglomeration and Filtering |
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| 395. X-STOP - Internet Content Control |
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| 396. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Collaborative sea |
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| 397. dreamwave: ACF and Semantic Transports |
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| 398. Resolution on the use of internet filters |
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| 399. Web architecture: Filtering and Censorship |
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| 400. ECHO: Web Conference Item 10 |
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| 401. SIMPil Applications - Spatial Filtering |
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| 402. Adaptive Filtering of Multilingual Document Streams |
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| 403. Special Interest Group - WWW-filtering and User Modelling |
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| 404. PC Magazine: The 1998 Utility Guide -- Parental Filtering Utilities (Summary o |
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| 405. dreamwave: WEB: Yahoo/Firefly Website recommendation service |
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| 406. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: Collaborative sea - Collaborative search engine New Message Reply Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Agustin Schapira<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fri, 2 Apr 1999 10:50:02 -0500 (EST) Next message: Vladimir Z. Nurhttp://info.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0155.html |
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| 407. Guestbook for Alexander Chislenko's Humor directory |
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| 408. NFACT (News Filtering Comunication Tool) |
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| 409. Low complexity filtering |
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| 410. Other Research Resources on Information Filtering |
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| 411. Global Brain discussion list archive by author |
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| 412. Simplified Decision Algorithm for Documents Filtering |
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| 413. dreamwave by date |
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| 414. Burns Reacts to Net Filtering Bill |
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| 415. PSN: jan97 : ACF Technology and distribution of knowledge in the society |
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| 416. Boston University: Active Filtering in the Cochlea |
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| 417. Secure Computing Corporation - Home Page - Firewalls, Encryption, Authenticati |
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| 418. Webroot Software Inc. |
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| 419. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: EachMovie preference data available - EachMovie preference data available<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 18 Sep 97 16:30:15 -0700 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Warren Stringer: "RE: Academic Partnhttp://ifweb.dimi.uniud.it/collections/UserModeling/www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0052.html |
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| 420. Legislator to revise bill that would have required Net filtering at universiti |
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| 421. Collaborative Filtering Mailing List Archive: (no subject - no subject) Jim Kalafut, Thomas Beyer OR Thorsten Bartels<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thu, 10 Jul 1997 22:55:32 -0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Alexander 'Sashhttp://ifweb.dimi.uniud.it/collections/UserModeling/www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing-lists/collab/0050.html |
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| 422. PC WEEK: Novell takes aim at content filtering with Border Services project |
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| 423. Global Brain discussion list archive: Re: Dual Ratings - Interest & Agreeme |
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| 424. The Network Community: Spam filtering methods |
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| 425. Kalman Filtering |
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| 426. Packet Filtering |
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| 427. Release 1.0 -- Search and Searchability |
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| 428. Filtering of Structured Documents |
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| 429. Global Brain discussion list archive: Re: Dual Ratings - Interest & Agreeme |
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| 430. grapeVINE Technologies -- Portal , Search and Knowledge Management Software fo |
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| 431. network monitoring internet monitoring network blocking internet blocking netw |
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| 432. network monitoring internet monitoring network blocking internet blocking netw |
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| 433. Bradley Rhodes' generals reading list - This file is http://www.media.mit.edu/~rhodes/generals-main-reading-list.html Click for technical or context Main Area: Intelligence Augmentation Examiner: Pattie Maes Associate Professor Media Arts ahttp://rhodes.www.media.mit.edu/people/rhodes/generals-main-reading-list.html |
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| 434. 12.3.1 Adaptive filtering |
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| 435. FFT, Filtering and MATLAB Analysis |
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| 436. Removing the Spam : Email Processing and Filtering (Addison-Wesley Networking |
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| 437. What is transhumanism - Welcome Page | FAQ | What is transhumanism? | Journal of Transhumanism | Recommended reading | Register for membership (FREE)! | Site of the week | Mailing lists | Local groups | Events and conferencehttp://www.transhumanism.com/transhumanism.htm |
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| 438. http://www.student.nada.kth.se/~nv91-asa/Masevr/ - Computer Generation: Visions and Demands Paper presented at the third international conference on Military Applications of Synthetic Environments and Virtual Reality, MASEVR'97, Sweden. by Anders Sandhttp://www.student.nada.kth.se/~nv91-asa/Masevr/ |
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| 439. Q178828 - FIX: Recordset Displays Previous Page's Data When Filtering |
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| 440. GroupLens: an open architecture for collaborative filtering of netnews |
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| 441. Information Filtering Links |
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| 442. Filtering Tools - Filter Out the Noise With the Aid of Intelligent Assistants |
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| 443. Novell takes aim at content filtering with Border Services project |
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| 444. sasha - sasha Home and neighborhood of Alexander (Sasha) Chislenko Sasha's Home Page ...correct URL of Sasha's page is... Personal page of Alexander (Sasha) Chislenko ...contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or sahttp://mh10.freeservers.com/s26669/sasha.html |
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| 445. Dwain Roe's Jar Filtering System |
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| 446. WebSeeker results for Untitled.WSK - WebSeeker results for Chislenko ChangedCool Sites @ R&D Consultants Associates, Inc: Applied Philosophy, Public Pol FRIDAY EVENING SESSIONS Frontier Organizations on the Web Mail Index Newsfilter http://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/Chislenko.htm |
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| 447. Intelligent Filtering of Computer-Mediated Human Communication |
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| 448. Information Filtering Links |
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| 449. Mail filtering based on MIME |
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| 450. E - E ECOCALYPSE: (from ecological and apocalypse) A projected ecological catastrophe which would destroy all life on Earth. [Mark Plus; August 1991] ECTOGENESIS: In vitro reproduction; synthetic wombs. Ehttp://transhumanism.com/lexicon/e.html |
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| 451. Greater Boston Chapter of the World Future Society |
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| 452. Extropia,Transhumanism,Robotics,Artificial Intelligence,Art - Cyberlewis Home Page | Extropian Art | True Modern Art | Time Table |Jim's Extropian Gallery http://www.cyberlewis.com//graphic/posthuman/clock2016.gif Extropy Institute Website | Hans Moravec's Home http://<IP_ADDRESS>/graphic/posthuman/extropy.htm |
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| 453. Networking in the Mind Age |
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| 454. Adaptative Filtering and Geometrical Invariants in Face's Depth Maps |
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| 455. dreamwave by subject |
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| 456. EE264 Digital Filtering |
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| 457. About Collaborative Filtering |
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| 458. Distributed Stream Filtering For Database Applications |
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| 459. Internet Filtering Link Page |
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| 460. Theory - A little theory Introduction The incentive for producing this resource base comes from the recognition that there are many excellent resources for teachers and students on the World Wide Web that are http://learntech.bton.ac.uk/resource/theory.html |
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| 461. Date Index for the period of 1996.03.07-1996.03.13 - Revision control system for Windows 95/98/NT. Based on GNU RCS, it is fully integrated with Windows, providing robust and intuitive configuration management and change control. Date Index for the perihttp://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.03.07-96.03.13/author.html |
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| 462. Family Safe Media - Your Family Entertainment Source - TVGuardian The Profanit |
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| 463. ExisNet-Hampton Roads' #1 Internet Service Provider |
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| 464. Image Filtering with Neural Networks |
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| 465. RE: Packet-Filtering-Rules |
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| 466. Packet Filtering RULES |
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| 467. REIS Project: Search Engine Overview |
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| 468. Date Index for the period of 1996.03.07-1996.03.13 - CH recommended: Buy This Book! Buy This Book! Date Index for the period of 1996.03.07-1996.03.13 [Date Index] [Thread Index] [Author Index] Re: (Fwd) Gov't run anon servers From: Gary Howland <garyhttp://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.03.07-96.03.13/subject.html |
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| 469. Secure Computing Corporation - Home Page - Firewalls, Encryption, Authenticati |
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| 470. Thread Index for the period of 1996.03.07-1996.03.13 - Keep an eye on your network with IPSentry monitoring software. Thread Index for the period of 1996.03.07-1996.03.13 [Date Index] [Author Index] [Subject Index] No Subject, owner-cypherpunks <Possibhttp://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.03.07-96.03.13/index.html |
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| 471. Date Index for the period of 1996.03.07-1996.03.13 - Get the best deals from Internet Auction! Date Index for the period of 1996.03.07-1996.03.13 [Thread Index] [Author Index] [Subject Index] No Subject From<EMAIL_ADDRESS>No Subject From: http://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.03.07-96.03.13/maillist.html |
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| 472. www.hack-net.com/texts/NetAnonymity_FAQ.txt |
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| 473. Packet-Filtering-Rules |
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| 474. www.cs.rutgers.edu/nanotech/papers/update11 |
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| 475. Foresight Update 11 |
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| 476. Packet_Filtering_Rules |
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| 477. INCORE Expert Conference - rating and filtering system |
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| 478. Memes.org - MemeSpace - Memetics - Memes - Meme - Repeat after Meme Free Online Community about Memes, Memetics, and Pop Culture - login register subjects memelist announce new about memebers lexicon definition links philosophy box jargon usenet contact Memetic Links Repeat after Meme Repeat after Meme Repeat after Meme Excuse thhttp://memes.org/links.html |
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| 479. Research links - Home lectures timetable networks tech support software general web kids research stuff Back Some links I have found useful in my research Stuff related to my research CoFIND-related miscellanyWebNet 9http://www.it.brighton.ac.uk/staff/jd29/linksresearch.html |
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| 480. 1996a Software Agents List Archive by date |
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| 481. 1996a Software Agents List Archive by author |
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| 482. 1996a Software Agents List Archive by thread |
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| 483. A simple and effective method for filtering |
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| 484. Story: This Week: ATI's Rage, Internet-Based Backup, Parental Filtering |
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| 485. Re: filtering the IETF list (proposal) |
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| 486. Filtering/Blocking Software Discussion Items |
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| 487. Transhumanism on the web |
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| 488. PC Magazine: The 1998 Utility Guide -- Parental Filtering Utilities (How It Wo |
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| 489. ClickTrade Links Online Games Pay Per Click Webmaster Resource Links Htmlgames |
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| 490. Realize Message Boards: Top |
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| 491. Fifth DELOS Workshop on Filtering and Collaborative Filtering, Budapest |
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| 492. Collaborative Filtering Links |
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| 493. Yet More Links |
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| 494. Kalman Filtering Application to GPS, INS, WAAS, Navigation |
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| 495. Adaptive filtering and change detection |
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| 496. 1996a Software Agents List Archive by date - 1996a Software Agents List Archive by date About this archive Most recent messages Messages sorted by: [ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Other mail archives Starting: Wed 03 Jan 1996 - 12:02:60 EST Endihttp://www.csee.umbc.edu/agentslist/archive/1996a/date.html |
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| 497. 1996a Software Agents List Archive by subject - 1996a Software Agents List Archive by subject About this archive Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ author ] Other mail archives Starting: Wed 03 Jan 1996 - 12:02:60 EST Ending: Fri 01 Nov 1996 -http://www.csee.umbc.edu/agentslist/archive/1996a/subject.html |
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| 498. Keeg...Mains filtering and Surge protection |
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| 499. Kalman filtering: Basic Research in Data Assimilation Methodology |
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| 500. Personalized Information Filtering |
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| 501. Information Filtering Resources |
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| 502. Geometric-structure-based Directional Filtering for Error Concealment in Image |
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| 503. Application Notes: Anti Alias Filtering for data acquisition |
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| 504. Cyber Patrol Support |
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| 505. C.O.E. Project Mosaic - Mail Filtering |
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| 506. GPS, INS, AND KALMAN FILTERING |
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| 507. Cyber Patrol Main Page |
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| 508. Technology as Extension of Human Functional Architecture - Technology as Extension of Human Functional Architecture By Alexander Chislenko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Published in Extropy Online 1997. Introduction People usually agree that we are living through http://project.cyberpunk.ru:8101/idb/technology_as_extension.html |
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| 509. 1st page of animated backgrounds |
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| 510. 4136 SURF links: book bible books god version christian testament john church christ - 4136 SURF links book bible books god version christian testament john church christ This is one of 21 link pages collected over several years and somewhat categorized as I search for prophecy and end-http://www.hughes.net/~scheper/exeg.htm |
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| 511. tech: Fwd: ISTF (Internet Societal Task Force) invitation - Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] tech: Fwd: ISTF (Internet Societal Task Force) invitation To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Usenet filtering project), collab@sims.bhttp://mail.planetx.com/transhumantech/msg01178.html |
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| 512. Search Results for great thinkers visionaries - Copernic Search Results Search: great thinkers visionaries (All words) Date: 99/10/31 Found: 886 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score 1. Great Thinkers and Visionaries site development proposal 94% Greahttp://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/thinkers.html |
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| 513. Search Results for Intelligenesis - Copernic Search Results Search: Intelligenesis Date: 9/16/99 Found: 376 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score 1.Ancient Whispers From Chaldea by Arthyr W. Chadbourne of Intelligenesis Pub. 86% BookCover http://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/intelligenesis.html |
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| 514. http://www.artlarsen.com/pbi_sru.htm - NTxtras ( Product Reference Guide for Windows NT Server and BackOffice ) TFC ( The Financial Center ) *** Microsoft : PDC 11-96 Microsoft : PDC 11-96 : Papers Slides Microsoft and Tandem Publish Specihttp://www.artlarsen.com/pbi_sru.htm |
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| 515. http://www.artlarsen.com/pbi_uns.htm - Art Larsen : Home page Art Larsen : Organized Hotlist Art Larsen : GNN Hotlist Art Larsen : Netscape Bookmarks (386) Art Larsen : GNN Hotlist (386) Seidman's Online Insider HotWired: Archive HotWired:http://www.artlarsen.com/pbi_uns.htm |
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| 516. Bookmark of Sayeed Anwar - Education Vinnitsa Stste Technical University University of East London Interests Computers Distributed Information System AltaVista: LiveTopics IEEE papers Yahoo! Search Results Computer Science Jourhttp://homepages.uel.ac.uk/3202p/bookmark.htm |
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| 517. http://www.artlarsen.com/pbi_srt.htm - http://www.afund.com/afundcrash.htm? ''Infidel'' Bangladesh feminist writer granted bail ''New developments'' spare prosecutor in Anwar trial ''Ships of Shame'' campaign hits Asia-Pacific docks 'Everyhttp://www.artlarsen.com/pbi_srt.htm |
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| 518. http://wwwc3.lanl.gov/~joslyn/dks.html - DISTRIBUTED KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS Nicenet American Institute of Computer Sciences Welcome to Alexa! W3C - The World Wide Web Consortium Borg? Web Week Team IT - Collections of information - CSCW Random Lihttp://wwwc3.lanl.gov/~joslyn/dks.html |
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| 519. Principia Cybernetica Mailing-List Archive by author |
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| 520. Networking in the Mind Age - future of distributed intelligence - Futurology, futurist,transhuman,artificial intelligence,distributed intelligence, Hans Moravec, Hans Moravec, Hans Moravec, mind age, Hans Moravec, mind age, Hans Moravec, mind age, Chislenko, infomorhttp://penta.ufrgs.br/edu/telelab/10/mindage.htm |
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| 521. Sub-Page - Information Management Data is not Information, Information is not Knowledge, Knowledge is not Wisdom Information has an extremely important position in transhumanistic thinking. We will soon be able http://www.transhuman.com/mirrors/www.aleph.se/Trans/Tech/Information/ |
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| 522. Working Reference List - Working Reference List Agent-based information collection Kreifelts, Thomas; Paulsen, Volker, and Voss, Angi. LiveMarks: collaborative information gathering [Web Page]. 1998 Sep 9. Available at: httphttp://www.wam.umd.edu/~lzach/ISAR.htm |
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| 523. Re: tech: freeware ACF - Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: tech: freeware ACF ? To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Re: tech: freeware ACF ? From: "Alexander 'Sasha' Chhttp://mail.planetx.com/transhumantech/msg00301.html |
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| 524. dreamwave: Re: Yahoo! - New Netscape Communicator To Include Free Content From 40+ Companies - Re: Yahoo! - New Netscape Communicator To Include Free Content From 40+ Companies Mark Waks<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tue, 29 Oct 1996 10:13:28 -0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ authorhttp://www.sbnews.com/~wmcguire/dreamwave/0427.html |
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| 525.  Der große elektronische Marktplatz im Datenland wirhttp://<IP_ADDRESS>/tp/deutsch/special/eco/6252/1.html |
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| 526. tech: freeware ACF - Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] tech: freeware ACF ? To: transhumantech<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: tech: freeware ACF ? From: Remi Sussan &http://mail.planetx.com/transhumantech/msg00300.html |
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| 527. Search Results for extropy extropian extropianism extropians - Copernic Search Results Search: extropy extropian extropianism extropians (Any word) Date: 99/10/31 Found: 923 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score 1. WIRED 2.10: "Meet the Extropians" by Ed Rhttp://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/extropian.html |
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| 528. Extropy Online: Technology as extension of human functional architecture - Technology as Extension of Human Functional Architecture by Alexander Chislenko © 1997<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Introduction People usually agree that we are living through a technological revolution, and athttp://www.extropy.org/eo/articles/techuman.htm |
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| 529. Recent developments in Indexing, Searching and Information Retrieval Technologies - Recent developments in Indexing, Searching and Information Retrieval Search Engines SE news New largest Search Engine Alltheweb.com launched by Fast Search & Transfer NREN Search and Index Servichttp://www.uazone.com/znews/znews-9908isir.html |
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| 530. Bookmarks for mich - Bookmarks for mich A Bookmarks file is a very precious thing, it is like a door to the psyche of an individual. A loose descriptor of a node of the global borganism at a certain time. Bookmarks for mihttp://thehzone.tzo.org/michetwebsite/bookmark.htm |
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| 531. RUSTYS RESOURCES Internet products and services - Rusty's Resources Internet Products, Services, & Support This Webpage displays Internet Products, Services, & Support resources. Just find the banner you're interested in, click and go! May tahttp://www.members.tripod.com/RustyMCO/websites.html |
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| 532. C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\980716 PAD 6061 Okay to post.htm - 7<;. Several weeks ago a friend asked me to help him with ajob search. He had become aware that his company was going to be sold and that he would most likely be ternimated. It had been several yeahttp://www.house-of-hope.org/Student-papers/980716 PAD 6061 Okay to post.htm |
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| 533. Bookmarks for Nuu - Bookmarks for Nuu NU References Y2K -Survival Preserving Food Supplies Ark Institute - seeds Back to Eden: The Y2K Survival Seed Kit RV RVers Online, the ultimate RV Information Resource RV Links RV Zhttp://www.azstarnet.com/~nuu/bookmark.htm |
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| 534. Z-News SE News: Search Engine Overview - Search Engine Overview Recent developments in Indexing, Searching and Information Retrieval Technologies SE news New largest Search Engine Alltheweb.com launched by Fast Search & Transfer NREN Sehttp://www.uazone.com/znews/znews-9908se.html |
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| 535. CS 516 Research Project - Evolving Music Recommendation Agents CS 516 Project Proposal Alex Miller Background With the rise of the Internet and WWW there has been an increasing amount of research in communal recommendation shttp://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~adm1/rev/proposal.html |
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| 536. Diplomarbeit4 - Theorie und Gestaltung eines Marktes für Evaluationen Diplomarbeit im Fach Wirtschaftsinformatik eingereicht bei Prof. Dr. W. König Institut für Wirtschaftsinformatik Fachbereich Wirtschaftswissehttp://www.wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de/~ameier/da/Diplomarbeit.html |
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| 537. dreamwave by author - dreamwave by author Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ] Other mail archives Starting: Thu 26 Sep 1996 - 00:00:-20130 EST Ending: Sat 25 Jan 1997 - 06:44:06 EST Messages: 775 ! Drive Intehttp://www.sbnews.com/~wmcguire/dreamwave/author.html |
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| 538. wearable electronics - wearable electronics [FIXME] wearable computation, information storage, and communication gear personal digital assistants displays -- things to look into on a wearable computer wearcams -- things to http://www.rdrop.com/users/cary/html/wearable_electronic.html |
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| 539. Bookmarks for dwayne - Bookmarks for dwayne Bookmarks for Dwayne AltaVista: Main Page Wired News Toolbar Folder GII Paths we should pursue varoious things wee should take note of and maybe emulate, such as micropayment, onlhttp://www.gii.net/dwayne/test/bookmark.htm |
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| 540. David's Link Farm - David's Link Farm updated 1999-02-17. This is a typical poorly-maintained overflow link farm. I'm just using this as my personal hot list. See what I find interesting. If I really feel motivated, somehttp://www.rdrop.com/~cary/html/link_farm.html |
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| 541. Networking in the Mind Age - Alexander Chislenko has an interesting homepage. You should visit it. His many articles about the future are full of fascinating and provocative ideas. You will find here the original text Networkihttp://<IP_ADDRESS>/tp/english/special/vag/6057/2.html |
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| 542. Recent developments in Indexing, Searching and Information Retrieval Technologies - Recent developments in Indexing, Searching and Information Retrieval This overview of recent development in Indexing Searching and Information Retrieval technologies and library of links to related dohttp://www.terena.nl/projects/reis/reisnews9908isir.html |
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| 543. Essai concernant la détermination de la structure d'un livre éventuel - LiVRE EN CONSTRUCTION. Adresses utiles. A brief intro to copyright by Brad Templeton Beginning Writer's FAQ Un guide de l'écrivain en français (initiative CyLibris Editions) UCL IPM Association Pourhttp://thehzone.tzo.org/michetwebsite/mt/book1.html |
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| 544. On-Line Training Courses; Descriptions and Listings- Thomas Pitre Associates - O n - L i n e T r a i n i n g I n d e x Thomas Pitre Associates LIST OF ON-LINE COURSES WITH DESCRIPTIONS LINKS and COURSES: Management of Digital Data (Managing Electronic Information) Design forhttp://www.tenforward.com/homepage/tpitre/onlinetwo.html |
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| 545. Date Index for the period of 1996.02.08-1996.02.14 - With more than 10,000 contacts, your press releases will reach media editors, writers, and journalists within your industry. Date Index for the period of 1996.02.08-1996.02.14 [Date Index] [Thread Indhttp://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.02.08-96.02.14/author.html |
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| 546. Thread Index for the period of 1996.02.08-1996.02.14 - With more than 10,000 contacts, your press releases will reach media editors, writers, and journalists within your industry. Thread Index for the period of 1996.02.08-1996.02.14 [Date Index] [Author Ihttp://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.02.08-96.02.14/index.html |
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| 547. Date Index for the period of 1996.02.08-1996.02.14 - CH recommended: Buy This Book! Buy This Book! Date Index for the period of 1996.02.08-1996.02.14 [Date Index] [Thread Index] [Author Index] Re: From<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(John Lull) Re: From: lunaslide@loop.http://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.02.08-96.02.14/subject.html |
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| 548. BIBLIOGRAFIA - BIBLIOGRAFIA Nella presente bibliografia i riferimenti privi di anno si riferiscono ad indirizzi di siti Internet. [Amati et. al. 1997] G.Amati, D.DAloisi, V.Giannini, F.Ubaldini, A Framework for Fihttp://ifweb.dimi.uniud.it/collections/MailFiltering/www.dimi.uniud.it/~lenarduz/tesi/Bibliografia.html |
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| 549. FineArt Forum, Vol. 9 No. 3, 15 March 1995 - FineArt Forum Volume 9, Number 3 March 15, 1995http://www.fineartforum.org/Backissues/Vol_9/faf_v9_n03/faf903.html |
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| 550. Thread Index for the period of 1996.02.15-1996.02.21 - CH recommended: Buy This Book! Buy This Book! Thread Index for the period of 1996.02.15-1996.02.21 [Date Index] [Author Index] [Subject Index] I've just unsubscribed from cypherpunks, Rich Salz Re: I'http://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.02.15-96.02.21/index.html |
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| 551. Date Index for the period of 1996.02.15-1996.02.21 - FREE Web Surfing Anonymizer! Surf the web privately without being tracked by cookies or web server logs! Date Index for the period of 1996.02.15-1996.02.21 [Date Index] [Thread Index] [Author Index] Rhttp://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.02.15-96.02.21/subject.html |
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| 552. Date Index for the period of 1996.02.15-1996.02.21 - Set up your own affiliate program and reward your affiliates on a pay-per-click, lead or sale basis. Date Index for the period of 1996.02.15-1996.02.21 [Date Index] [Thread Index] [Subject Index] Credhttp://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.02.15-96.02.21/author.html |
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| 553. Date Index for the period of 1996.02.15-1996.02.21 - With more than 10,000 contacts, your press releases will reach media editors, writers, and journalists within your industry. Date Index for the period of 1996.02.15-1996.02.21 [Thread Index] [Author Ihttp://www.inet-one.com/cypherpunks/dir.96.02.15-96.02.21/maillist.html |
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| 554. David's Link Farm - David's Link Farm updated 1999-02-17. This is a typical poorly-maintained overflow link farm. I'm just using this as my personal hot list. See what I find interesting. If I really feel motivated, somehttp://www.rdrop.com/users/cary/html/link_farm.html |
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| 555. Yahoo! Society and Culture>People>Personal Home Pages>Complete Listing - Personalize Help - Check Mail Home > Society and Culture > People > Personal Home Pages > Complete Listing All sites Canadian sites only This category only Options Yahoo! GeoCities - buildhttp://ca.yahoo.com/Society_and_Culture/People/Personal_Home_Pages/Complete_Listing/ |
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| 556. Anonymity on the Internet FAQ (2 of 4 - Vorherige] [Nächste] [Index] Anonymity on the Internet FAQ (2 of 4) Subject: Anonymity on the Internet FAQ (2 of 4) From<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(L. Detweiler) Date: 30 Apr 1994 14:08:35 Ghttp://www.hrz.uni-giessen.de/faq/archiv/net-anonymity.part1-4/msg00001.html |
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| 557. Yet More Links - Yet More Links (March 30, 1995) Here's the latest: General: Virtual Futures 1995 Web Page WWW Virtual Library at CERN Good Index of Links The Internet Index Net Wizards: Keepers of Internet Statisticshttp://crocus.csv.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/Philosophy/linkpag2.html |
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| 558. http://www.clark.net/pub/kfl/les/cryonet/0001.html - LINES/CHARS DATE AUTHOR / SUBJECT - ----------------- ---------------- 1988 1 52/2962 Jul 24 Brown / administrivia 2 79/4534 Jul 25 Brown / memory mechanisms 3 64/3319 Jul 28 Brown / Cryonics Instituthttp://www.clark.net/pub/kfl/les/cryonet/0001.html |
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| 559. Conference Center - Topic 24 of 39: agents on the net Thu, Jul 23, 1998 (14:00) | Paul Terry Walhus (terry) AGents on the net to do your bidding? 1 response total. Topic 24 of 39 [internet]: agents on the net Response 1 http://www.spring.net/yapp-bin/public/read/internet/24 |
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| 560. InterCom - Internet commentary Keywords Cybernetics, Internet, Lists, Mail-servers, Robotics Robotics sites In the last two Commentaries a selection of sites relevant to Cybernetics was reviewed. A number of thehttp://www.mcb.co.uk/portfolio/k/issues/027004/intercom.htm |
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| 561. BIBLIOGRAFIA - BIBLIOGRAFIA [100Hot] 100 Hot Web Sites, Home Page: http://www.100hot.com/ Directory [Ackerman et al. 1997] Ackerman, Billsus, Gaffney, Hettich, Khoo, Kim, Klefstad, Lowe, Ludeman, Muramatsu, Omori, Phttp://ifweb.dimi.uniud.it/collections/UserModeling/ifweb.dimi.uniud.it/~peruch/TESI/bibliografia.htm |
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AGAIN: it is very important that you understand the difference.
Breeding is 2 flowers mixing genes to make 1 offspring. Cloning is 1 flower making 1 exact copy of
itself.
If you are struggling with understanding this concept, please read Gardening 101.
We usually don't want a layout that can do both!
Reproduction Algorithm 101
Flowers have a chance to reproduce once per day (when you first start your game, or at 5AM).
If a flower rolls "successful" at reproduction, it will then look a valid partner (same species) in
the 3x3 space around itself to breed with, and then produce an offspring.
If it does not find a valid partner, it will make a cloned offspring.
i.e. breeding takes precedence over cloning whenever possible.
When a flower is successful, it (and its partner) are marked as invalid or "locked". They cannot
produce until the next day.
A big problem with many ACNH flower guides on the internet is that they recommend checkerboard and X
layouts.
They are presented as breeding layouts (to make new colours). However, they are highly susceptible
to cloning.
Let's first take a look at the X layout.
Why is X a bad layout?
To a beginner, this may look like a decent breeding layout. All
the flowers are
touching!
However, if you circle a potential production outcome, we can see that this layout can only breed a
maximum of one time (each flower can only act as a partner once a day), resulting in lots of
possible cloning.
This is a big waste of our time! We can do a Diamond layout instead to
improve breeding.
Now let's look at how the Checkerboard layout is impacted.
Why is Checkerboard a bad layout?
Applying the same logic as above, we can see that
Checkerboard is a big YIKES.
Look at all the clones that we might get with this layout! Leif would be disappointed with you.
(This problem is not very significant at 0V waterers, but is a
big issue at 5V).
The layouts in this guide are tested and simulated to focus on a specific goal while maximizing
efficiency!
Breeding 1 species where parents are the same color.
Strengths:
100% clone-resistant. ideal single-species same-parent breeding layout. Better than
turtle at
3 visitors.
Weaknesses:
Not the most space efficient.
How to tile:
Make sure there is space inbetween each set of 2x2. Leave empty spaces on opposite sides
of the 2x2 square as shown.
Turtle (tiled: "Super-Turtle")
Uses:
Breeding 1 species where parents are the same color.
Strengths:
Dense and space efficient, more offsprings than hexahole at 2-5 visitors.
Weaknesses:
Not 100% clone resistant (up to 2.5% clones at 5 visitors).
How to tile:
Tile right next to each other, leave empty space around entire layout if possible. (also
known as super-turtle)
Hexahole ("Hexhole")
Uses:
Breeding 1 species where parents are the same color.
Strengths:
Dense and space efficient, more offsprings than turtle at 0 visitors, more
clone-resistant
than turtle.
Weaknesses:
Not 100% clone resistant (up to 1.3% at 5 visitors).
How to tile:
Tile the "hexahole component" below as needed depending on the size of your field.
(no need to copy exact size, just understand the "piece" and follow the pattern).
Breeding Layouts [different parents]
Isolated Pairs ("Independent Pairs", "IPs")
Uses:
Breeding 1 species (parents can be same or different colors).
Strengths:
Everything-- 100% clone resistant, focus on individual gene combinations.
Weaknesses:
Hardly anything, but you can adjust it to be more space efficient with cliff-assisted
IPs or multi-species dense IPs.
How to tile:
Just make sure there is space inbetween each set of IP.
Diamond
Uses:
Breeding 1 species (parents can be same or different colors).
Strengths:
100% clone resistant.
Weaknesses:
Less space-efficient compared to isolated pairs. IP is better.
How to tile:
Ensure that each set of diamond is not touching. It is slightly more space-efficient if
you stagger each diamond. DO NOT tile diamond into checkerboard.
Isolated Pairs (cliff-assisted)
Uses:
Breeding 1 species (parents can be same or different colors).
Strengths:
All the strengths of how good IP is with bonus space-efficiency.
Weaknesses:
You have to deal with cliffs bro.
How to tile:
Like always, ensure each IP is not touching another.
Breeding Layouts [multi-species]
Dense Isolated Pairs
Uses:
+ species breeding (parents can be same or different colors).
Strengths:
All the strengths of how good IP but more space efficient! Easy to maintain and water.
Weaknesses:
Prone to failure (20-30%), which means when a flower fails to breed simply because
there is no more empty space for it to make an offspring. You need to solve this problem
by using offset
dense IPs or by ensuring there is an extra free column at at each end of the fulll
layout.
How to tile:
Make sure there is empty space between each column. Leave a column of space at each end,
especially if lots of visitors.
Offset Dense Isolated Pairs
Uses:
2+ species breeding (parents can be same or different colors).
Strengths:
SO GOOD. Ideal breeding layout. All the strengths of IP + space efficiency of dense IP +
signficantly lower failure rate (1-15%).
Weaknesses:
nothing. (Can look messy, some people chose standard dense IP for aesthetics).
How to tile:
Like below. Leave a column of space at each end, especially if lots of visitors.
Dense Diamonds
Uses:
Strengths:
Two overlapping diamonds for more space efficiency.
Weaknesses:
Visually much more disorganized than offset dense pairs. Less space efficient because
tiling dense diamonds is super awkward.
How to tile:
... You do your best. Just like regular diamonds, staggering them a little bit is nice
(at that point just do offset dense pairs man lol...)
Cloning Layouts [single-species]
Isolated Clones
Uses:
Standard cloning layout for just one species of flower.
Strengths:
Easy & simple! Make sure it is not touching another flower of the same species. 0%
failure rate.
Weaknesses:
Bad space efficiency.
How to tile:
Again, just ensure they are not touching
Cliff Cloning (single-species)
Uses:
Cloning a single species of flower.
Strengths:
Good space efficiency, exactly 1:1 empty space for each flower to clone onto. 0% failure
rate.
Weaknesses:
You have to deal with cliffs bro.
How to tile:
You can tile it horizontally like picture A. To tile the layout vertically, put one
extra space inbetween like picture B (to minimize failure rate), or put down a row of
stone path between the vertically tiled sections.
A
B
Cloning Layouts [multi-species]
Clone Rows
Uses:
Cloning 4+ species of flowers.
Strengths:
Super space efficient, easy to maintain, easy to water.
Weaknesses:
None, really. It does require 4 species though. Small chance of failure.
How to tile:
Just make sure there is space between two each row.
Notes:
Higher chance of failure with visitor waring, use double-spaced clone rows if 2+
waterers.
Clone Rows (double-spaced)
Same as clone rows above, but with 2 empty spaces between each row.
Strengths:
Provides allowance for higher production rates (from visitor bonus) to reduce failures.
How to tile:
Self-explanatory. 2 empty spaces in between.
Offset Clone Rows
Uses:
Cloning 3+ species of flowers
Strengths:
Same as regular clone rows, except the minimum # of species is 3.
Weaknesses:
Requires a little more planning, less efficient than regular clone rows.
How to tile:
Carefully plan where each of the 3 flowers are going to go such that it won't touch
another flower of the same species.
Notes:
Higher chance of failure with visitor waring, use double-spaced offset clone rows if 2+
waterers.
Offset Clone Rows (double-spaced)
Same as clone rows above, but with 2 empty spaces between each row.
Strengths:
Provides allowance for higher production rates (from visitor bonus) to reduce failures.
How to tile:
Planning, planning, planning. Same thing as offset clone rows with more spacing
inbetween each "pair" of clones.
Cliff Cloning (multi-species)
Uses:
Cloning 2 or more species of flowers.
Strengths:
0% failure rate. Good with 5v bonus!
Weaknesses:
You have to deal with cliffs bro.
How to tile:
Ensure there's 2 empty spaces between each "pair" of clones.
Testing Layouts
in testing layouts, our goal is to maximize breeding opportunities, but only allow one pair to breed.
2+1 testing layouts allows 1 pair to breed, and forces the 3rd flower to fail if it tries to clone.


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Fuel Class
The Fuel class contains the core methods of the Fuel
framework. The public methods in this class that can be used in your
application are documented here. All other methods are for internal
use only, and should not be used.
Class constants
Environment constants. These are
used in your config.php to define the application environment:
| TEST |
string |
'test'
|
Identifies the TEST environment. |
| DEVELOPMENT |
string |
'development'
|
Identifies the DEVELOPMENT environment. |
| STAGING |
string |
'staging'
|
Identifies the STAGING environment. |
| PRODUCTION |
string |
'production'
|
Identifies the PRODUCTION environment. |
Logging constants. These are used by the Log
class, and by the function logger():
| L_NONE |
integer |
0
|
Logging level 0: do not log. |
| L_ERROR |
integer |
1
|
Indicates an error message is logged. |
| L_WARNING |
integer |
2
|
Indicates an warning is logged. |
| L_DEBUG |
integer |
3
|
Indicates a debug message is logged. |
| L_INFO |
integer |
4
|
Indicates an informational message is logged. |
| L_ALL |
integer |
5
|
All logging levels. |
Other constants:
| VERSION |
string |
''
|
Version of the current Fuel installation. |
Class properties
Note that although these
properties are defined as public, you should not alter them without
good reason.
| $initialized |
yes |
boolean |
false
|
Indicates if the framework has been initialized. |
| $env |
yes |
string |
Fuel::DEVELOPMENT
|
Environment the framework runs in. Must be one of the
environment constants mentioned above. |
| $profiling |
yes |
boolean |
false
|
If true, the profiler has been enabled. |
| $locale |
yes |
string |
'en_US'
|
Currently defined locale. |
| $timezone |
yes |
string |
'UTC'
|
Currently defined timezone. |
| $encoding |
yes |
string |
'UTF-8'
|
Currently defined character encoding. |
| $is_cli |
yes |
boolean |
false
|
If true, the framework runs in CLI mode. |
| $is_test |
yes |
boolean |
false
|
If true, the framework runs in Unit Test mode. |
load($file)
The load method loads (includes) a given file, and
returns the results. This method is used for example to load
configuration files, which return an array of configuration
settings.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $file |
required |
Filename of the file to be loaded |
|
| Returns |
Mixed |
| Example |
// load a PHP file
if (Fuel::load('myfile.php'))
{
echo "MyFile was loaded successfully";
}
|
Note that if the included file does NOT contain a return
statement, load() will return 1 if the load was
successful, or 0 if the file could not be loaded!


Pseudocode for Linear Search
The pseudocode for linear search, it scans the sequence for v using a loop invariant:
Input: A sequence of n numbers and a value v.
Output: An index i such that v = A[i] or the special NIL if v does not appear in A.
Linear Search (A, v)
1 for i =1 to n
2 {
3 if A[i] = v
4 return i
5 }
6 return NIL
Three properties hold for linear search:
• Initialization: It will start by presenting the loop invariant holds before the first loop iteration, when i = 1, the sub array A [1…n]. Therefore, consists of just the single element A [1], which is in fact original element in A [1]. Moreover, this sub array is searched, which shows that the loop invariant holds prior to the first iteration of the loop.
• Maintenance: Each iteration maintains the loop invariant. Informally the body of the outer for loop works by moving A [1], A [2], .and soon by one position to the right until the proper element found for v in if loop. The second property satisfies.
• Termination: Finally, for linear search, the outer for loop ends, when i exceed n+1. Substituting n+1 for i in the wording of loop invariant, Hence, the searched element found, which means that the algorithm is correct.
Suppose andare 2 integer arrays to store binary equivalent of two decimal numbers. Each of these arrays can store n bits.
Suppose is another array to store the binary addition of A and B array. The length of this array is 1 more than A and B array because it may possible the addition can give one more value in the array.
Logic:
• Start fetching the elements of both A and B array from last index to 0th index.
• Add ith bits (that is ith element) of both A and B array. When ith bit of both array are 1 then place 0 at the i+1th position in C array and put 1 in the carry forward.
• When ith bits of both A and B array are added then it is also necessary to check whether there is any carry to ith bit from i + 1 bit.
Pseudo code:
BINARY-ADDITION
1. Declare an array to store binary addition
2.
//traverse the array in reverse direction
3. for
4.
5.
6.
//store the carry bit
7.
8. return C
Analyzing the running-time:
The for loop in above BINARY-ADDITION() function iterate n time to fetch n bit of A and B array.
Therefore, the worst case running time of this algorithm is .


Comments
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Greg Hurrell
Two questions:
- What version of MacVim are you using? (Is it a downloaded snapshot or something you built yourself?)
- Why did you do the
ARCHFLAGS
export?
-
mcj
Created
,
edited
Hi,
I brewed MacVim with
$ brew install macvim
and i did the ARCHFLAGS export, as i read the following in the README.txt
First you have to check the platfom Vim was built for:
vim --version ... Compilation: gcc ... -arch i386 ... ...
and make sure you use the correct ARCHFLAGS during compilation:
export ARCHFLAGS="-arch i386" make
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Greg Hurrell
Closing due to lack of activity. Enough time has passed since this original report that all the version numbers (etc) will have changed, so feel free to open another issue if you run into any problem like this again.
-
Greg Hurrell
Status changed:
- From: new
- To: closed
-
acandael
I encounter exactly the same problem, I changed the env variable to
export ARCHFLAGS="-arch x86_64"
but now, when I type
:CommandT
in MacVim
it crashes with the following error:
acandael: /Users/acandael/.vim/bundle/command-t/ruby/command-t $dyld: lazy symbol binding failed: Symbol not found: _rb_intern2 Referenced from: /Users/acandael/.vim/bundle/command-t/ruby/command-t/ext.bundle Expected in: flat namespace dyld: Symbol not found: _rb_intern2 Referenced from: /Users/acandael/.vim/bundle/command-t/ruby/command-t/ext.bundle Expected in: flat namespace Vim: Caught deadly signal TRAP Vim: Finished.
How can I fix this?
thanks for your help,
Anthony
-
Greg Hurrell
I'm going to suggest we continue the discussion on ticket #2182 which you just created.
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Input¶
We’ve already mentioned it in the introduction: all data entry for gamma-cat happens by editing or adding
text files in the input
folder. We use file formats that are both human- and machine-readable:
This section describes the format and content of the data entry files for gamma-cat.
All data entry is done in the folder named input
. It contains three sub-folders of interest:
sources
contains yaml-files with basic information about the gamma-ray sources.data
contains the data from publications stored inYAML
andECSV
files. The folder contains subfolders named by years and there subsubfolders named by reference_ids. E.g. the data from the publication with reference2015ApJ...802...65A
is stored in the folderinput/data/2015/2015ApJ...802...65A
. All these files are named corresponding to the source_id of the gamma-ray source defined in its definition file.schemas
contains files which define the structure of the data entry files.
Now, these input files will be discussed in more detail, firstly the source definition files in sources:
The information (and a short description) which can be stored in such a file are defined by some keywords in basic_source_info.schema.yaml.
It starts with properties, like the common_name
, the source_id
used in gamma-cat or the tevcat_name and goes on with information about experiments which investigated this source. Two important information are the reference_ids
, which are all ADS reference to publication which deal with this source, and the source_id
from which the names in the data folder are built.
At the end of basic_source_info.schema.yaml after the keyword required
, there are all of the upper information written down which have to be defined in a source definition file.
A good example to get familiar with this is e.g. tev_000049.yaml and compare it with basic_source_info.schema.yaml
The folders in /input/data/<year> contain ecsv files with measured fluxes in it, e.g. tev-000034-sed.ecsv. Additional information like source_id
or telescope
are stored as meta data in the file.
Moreover, there is always a info.yaml file, e.g. info.yaml, and the information which can be stored in is defined in dataset_info.schema.yaml.
Thirdly, there are YAML files named by the source_id
in which the model parameters given in the publication are stored.
Analogously, the information which can/ must be stored in such a yaml file are defined in dataset_source_info.schemas.yaml.
To get familiar with the data files, compare e.g. tev_000159.yaml with dataset_source_info.schemas.yaml.
When you add input data you have to do two things. Firstly, you must update the data status in the corresponding info.yaml
file. Secondly, you have to tell gamma-cat about the new data. This is done in gammacat_database.yaml where you must add the reference_id
of the publication of the added data. Gamma-cat will only contain data whose reference_id
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Match Play. Red trails 3-5 to 7. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=115 White=86
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
For money this is a big double but a very easy take due to White’s large racing lead.
At this match score gammons are perfectly efficient for Red but he won’t win that many – in fact about 5%. Even so two points are very valuable to Red and he wins about 73% of the time.
The bottom line is that White can take or pass this double – it is right on the borderline, which means that judging the skill differential between the two players will need to be considered in the equation.
At this match score gammons are perfectly efficient for Red but he won’t win that many – in fact about 5%. Even so two points are very valuable to Red and he wins about 73% of the time.
The bottom line is that White can take or pass this double – it is right on the borderline, which means that judging the skill differential between the two players will need to be considered in the equation.
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This step allows you to use kmeans clustering to explore and group your data.
KmeansClustering(object, df, grainCol, labelCol, numOfClusters, usePCA, numOfPCA,impute, debug)
| object | of UnsupervisedModelParams class for $new() constructor |
|---|---|
| df | Dataframe whose columns are used for calc. |
| grainCol | Optional. The dataframe's column that has IDs pertaining to the grain. No ID columns are truly needed for this step. If left blank, row numbers are used for identification. |
| labelCol | Optional. Labels will not be used for clustering. Labels can be can be used for validation. The number of clusters should be the same as the number of labels. Functions getClusterLabels() and getConfusionMatrix() are only available if labelCol is provided. Generally, supervised models are a better choice if your goal is classification. |
| numOfClusters | Number of clusters you want to build. If left blank, will be determined automatically from the elbow plot. |
| usePCA | Optional. TRUE or FALSE. Default is FALSE. If TRUE, the method will use principle components as the new features to perform K-means clustering. This may accelerate convergence on high-dimension datasets. |
| numOfPCA | Optional. If using principle components, you may specify the number to use to perform K-means clustering. If left blank, it will be determined automatically from the scree (elbow) plot. |
| impute | Set all-column imputation to FALSE or TRUE. This uses mean replacement for numeric columns and most frequent for factorized columns. FALSE leads to removal of rows containing NULLs. |
| debug | Provides the user extended output to the console, in order to monitor the calculations throughout. Use TRUE or FALSE. |
An object of class R6ClassGenerator
of length 24.
This is an unsupervised method for clustering data. That is, no
response variable is needed or used. If you want to examine how the data
clusters by some labeled grouping, you can specify the grouping in
labelCol
, but the labels are not used in
the clustering process. If you want to use labels to train the model
see LassoDevelopment
or RandomForestDevelopment
.
The above describes params for initializing a new
KmeansClustering class with $new()
. Individual methods are
documented below.
Initializes a new Kmeans Clustering class using the
parameters saved in p
, documented above. This method loads, cleans,
and prepares data for clustering. Usage: $new(p)
Calculates clusters, displays performance.
Usage:$run()
Displays the data and assigned
clusters. PCA is used to visualize the top two priciple components for
plotting. This is unrelated to variable reduction for clustering. Passing
TRUE to this function will display grain IDs on the plot.
Usage: $get2DClustersPlot()
Returns the output dataframe for writing to SQL
or CSV. Usage: $getOutDf()
Returns a confusion matrix of assigned
cluster vs. provided labels. Clusters are named based on maximum overlap
with label. Only available if labelCol is specified. Rows are true labels,
columns are assigned clusters.
Usage: $getConfusionMatrix()
Plots total within cluster error vs. number
of clusters. Available if the number of clusters is unspecified.
Usage: $getElbowPlot()
Plots total variance explained vs. number of
principle components. Available if the number of principle components is
unspecified. Usage: $getScreePlot()
Returns all attributes of the kmeans fit
object.


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Table of Contents
Front Cover Front Matter Introduction Welcome to Season Four! What You’ll Need to Play How to Read This Book The RiM: S4E Team Character Creation D.A.S.H. Design Aspects Statistics Headway D.A.S.H. Example Playing an Episode Structure of Gameplay Making Checks Advantages & Drawbacks Acting in Harmony Damage, Recovery, & Sidelining Using & Restoring Valor Ending an Episode Character Advancement Learning Lessons Experience Points Purchasing Edges Edge List Library of Edges Magic & Spellcasting Magic Is as Magic Does Creating Spells Casting Spells The Canterlot Archives Running an Episode Being the Game Master Collaborative Storytelling Getting Things Started Checks & Difficulty Targets Damage & Sidelining Lessons & Experience Variant Rules Plot Points Equestria Girls Paragon Ponies Wide, Wide World Epic Experience Encyclopedia Equestria Premade Episodes The House of Enchanted Comics Ars Unicornia Mutants and Maresterminds Whinnystrad Miscellaneous Character Sheet A Note for Developers Updates & Resources Single Page Version (for print)Damage, Recovery, & Sidelining
Danger to characters in Equestria can come from all angles, be it from a monster attacking from the Everfree Forest, to a bully in Ponyville who just won’t leave them alone. Because of this, characters may take damage to both their physical and emotional state, and damaging either one may be enough to ‘Sideline,’ or temporarily defeat, a character. The toughest soldier may be emotionally sensitive, and the strongest will may come in a physically frail body. This section will explain how characters are harmed, what happens to them as a result of being harmed, and how they recover.
Taking Damage
Dangerous situations can lead to characters taking damage to their Fortitude and Willpower, through physical harm (for Fortitude) or mental / emotional harm (for Willpower). The GM determines the type and severity of the harm being inflicted, which yields a formula for calculating the inflicted damage.
For example, a character doesn’t manage to get out of the way of a charging buffalo. The GM determines that the buffalo hitting the character inflicts ‘Heavy’ physical harm, which is (2d6 + 8) damage to Fortitude. When it is rolled, the results are 3 and 5, plus 8, for a total of 16.
Recovering With Valor
As long as a character’s Fortitude and Willpower totals are above zero, they can spend Valor to recover lost Fortitude and Willpower, up to their maximum. This may be done as either a reaction or an action during a round of Cinematic Mode gameplay, or at any time during Narrative Mode gameplay. In addition, multiple points of Valor may be spent at a time. For every point of Valor a character spends, they recover 1d6 of their own Fortitude and Willpower, or allow a friend to recover 1d6 Fortitude and Willpower. In this way, characters may use Valor to maintain their own levels of Fortitude and Willpower, or may help a friend in need avoid dropping to zero.
For example, a character who has dropped to 5 Fortitude out of their maximum may, by spending 3 points of Valor, recover 3d6 Fortitude and Willpower. They might also have spent 3 points of Valor to recover 3d6 of a friend’s Fortitude and Willpower, or may split the expenditure as 2 points for 2d6 Fortitude and Willpower for themselves and 1 point for 1d6 Fortitude and Willpower for their friend.
Being Sidelined
When either of a character’s Fortitude or Willpower totals reach zero, the character becomes Sidelined, and cannot recover from being Sidelined unless an effect is used which specifically says that they recover from being Sidelined. A Sidelined character cannot take normal actions, and is effectively ‘out of action’ for the duration of a Scene. The only actions a Sidelined character can take are ones granted via Edges (for example, the "Second Wind" Edge allows a character to recover from being Sidelined once per Scene) – otherwise, the GM controls the character until they decide to return control to the player, or until the Scene is over. A character becomes Sidelined according to the situation at hand and whether Fortitude or Willpower was reduced to zero.
For example, a character participating in a joust who runs out of Fortitude might be knocked out or exhausted, whereas a character who is facing a scary monster and runs out of Willpower might be forced to run away in fear. Either are appropriate examples of being Sidelined.
If all characters are Sidelined, the GM may declare that the game is over, or may take the story in a different direction. Being Sidelined isn’t always the end; it may allow for characters to be captured, or for other events to occur in the story while everypony is temporarily incapacitated.
After-Action Recovery
The GM may, after a dangerous Scene is over, restore all Sidelined characters to being actively playable, as well as restoring them to 1 Fortitude and Willpower and get them ‘back on their feet,’ so to speak. In addition, a character may have all (or some, at the GM’s discretion) of their lost Fortitude and Willpower restored by resting, relaxing, or otherwise engaging in ‘focused recovery’ between dangerous Scenes or as a result of other events, at the GM’s discretion.
For example, after the dragon has been sent on its way from Equestria, the GM rules that the Scene is over, and the four characters who were Sidelined are restored to 1 Fortitude and Willpower and recover from being Sidelined. After returning to town, the group takes the opportunity to relax together from their adventure, and the GM rules that this ‘focused recovery’ restores everyone to full Fortitude and Willpower.