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Commons:Village pump - Wikimedia Commons Please remind me why making Category:New York a disambiguation category/page would be a bad idea... (Pity there isn't the option to prevent media being categorized under a disambiguation category.) First, though, I'll ask Dbenbenn to indicate whether or not he'd be happy with Category:New York (state) and Category:New York (city). If there is a consensus to disambiguate, then I'd prefer Category:New York (state) and Category:New York (city) with a message at Category:New York saying that the disambiguated categories should be used instead. commons.wikimedia.org /wiki/Commons:Village_pump   (11135 words)

Patent 5371807: Method and apparatus for text classification When the category disambiguation module 38 is invoked, all the rules that can apply to the given input text are fired and all the category preferences are recorded by the category disambiguation module 38. If, however, an application developer decides to utilize the category disambiguation module and the rule-base, the task is simple and straightforward because most of the processing and comparison of the input text is performed upstream in the architecture thereby greatly reducing the importance of the rule-base in the text classification process. While eliminating the category disambiguation module and the rule base may result in some loss of accuracy, the trade-off would be that development of an application is greatly simplified. www.freepatentsonline.com /5371807.html   (11135 words)

wikien-l@Wikipedia.org (date) Re: [WikiEN-l] Disambiguation in the same category: the Butler priciple vs the Thomson principle, Bishonen, RE: [WikiEN-l] Disambiguation in the same category: the Butler priciple vs the Thomson principle, Kevin Rector, Re: [WikiEN-l] Disambiguation in the same category, JAY JG, www.archivum.info /wikien-l@Wikipedia.org/2005-04   (3064 words)

Term paper on Attila the Hun Category:400s births Category:453 deaths Category:European history Category:Ancient Roman enemies and allies Category:History of the Germanic peoples Category:Late Antiquity bg:Атила da:Attila de:Attila Khan es:Atila eo:Atilo fr:Attila he:אטילה ההוני hr:Atila nl:Attila de Hun pl:Attyla uk:Аттіла After his death, he lived on as a legendary figure: the characters of Etzel in the Nibelungenlied and Atli in the Volsunga saga were both loosely based on his life. However, he died in the early months of 453; the conventional account, from Priscus, says that on the night after a feast celebrating his latest marriage (to a Goth named Ildico), he suffered a severe nosebleed and choked to death. www.termpapertopic.org /at/attila-the-hun.html   (3089 words)

Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net For other uses, see Babyface (disambiguation).'' '''Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds''' (born April 10, 1958 in Indianapolis, Indiana) is an R&B and pop singer, songwriter, keyboardist, record producer, film producer, and entreprenuer. - All "Babyface" Lyrics here {{musician-stub}} Category:1958 births Category:African American musicians Category:Record producers Category:R&B musicians Category:People from Indiana Category:American music industry executives Having performed as both a member of R&B group The Deele and as a solo artist, Edmonds is also known as a prominent producer in the music industry and as the co-founder of successful R&B/hip hop music hip hop label LaFace Records with Antonio "L.A." Reid. www.mauspfeil.net /Babyface.html   (3089 words)

Wikipedia:Categories for deletion/Log/2006 January 28 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia As this is a category about buildings, and buildings are generally listed by country, then I would suggest the UK is the appropriate country (there being no country called Great Britain) regardless of the name of one of the parent cats. There is a dab page at GFDL (disambiguation), so there is possibility for confusion. Rename as proposed Then create Category:Roman Catholic cathedrals in the United Kingdom and put this and the Irish category (or a Northern Ireland subcategory of it) in this one. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wikipedia:Categories_for_deletion/Log/2006_January_28   (4765 words)

www.hurricaneinfo.be ...Hurricane Andrew, which struck Florida in 1992, is the most costly hurricane of all time.....The most recent to hit as a Category II storm, it was 10 years since the next most recent.....1970, July 30-August 5, CELIA, Texas, 11 dead. Allen, another Category 3 hurricane, came ashore much nearer to.....Forecasters were warning local officials on the Texas coast to be prepared for a Category 1 hurricane.. ...Bret, which had been a Category 4 hurricane earlier in its life, was a Category 3 one when it made.....Category 3 Celia slammed the city. www.hurricaneinfo.be /category-celia-hurricane.php   (466 words)

User talk: Radiojon - Open Encyclopedia The page at Gallagher (disambiguation) shouldn't exist at all, because it is simply a search index, and certainly shouldn't be in place of the article at Gallagher. The standarad for a disambiguation page is for a redirect to go to the most outstanding article automatically with a link to a disambig. I just created a category for this that was brought to my attention when I saw it as a category for WZGC (FM) to be put into. talk.open-encyclopedia.com /Radiojon_oeu   (466 words)

Bandwidth Market, Ltd If, however, an application developer decides to utilize the category disambiguation module and the rule-base, the task is simple and straightforward because most of the processing and comparison of the input text is performed upstream in the architecture thereby greatly reducing the importance of the rule-base in the text classification process. When the category disambiguation module 38 is invoked, all the rules that can apply to the given input text are fired and all the category preferences are recorded by the category disambiguation module 38. While eliminating the category disambiguation module and the rule base may result in some loss of accuracy, the trade-off would be that development of an application is greatly simplified. www.telequipment.com /resources/patents/data8/5371807.html   (466 words)

Jason Mask - Information Sadofsky, http: 88 Scott, http: www.cow.net person.htm The of Jason Scott External www.cow.net jason Jason Scott mdash; mdash; scott s by Jason Scott Hope Sadofsky, Scott Category:American Sadofsky, Scott Category:Historians Sadofsky, Scott Category:Internet Sadofsky, Scott Category:People Sadofsky, Scott pedians Sadofsky, Scott Category:Bloggers Sadofsky, Scott jason mask. is also hockey wearing serial parts Voorhees, see Lee disambiguation. Jason Microwave Radiometer.php site at TOPEX site at the novel origninal was a gas he then skull Sid has his Tattoos Right frame Scott Sadofsky Jason Scott Sadofsky as Scott, References Scott, The. home.tiscali.de /onlineinfo/jason-mask.html   (330 words)

Wikipedia:Stub - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Stub templates are composed by two distinct parts: a short message stating that said article is a stub of a particular type and encouraging editors to expand it and a category link, which places the article on a stub category. With stub categories, if an editor is, for example, a biologist, he or she can look for stubs with the tag {{ biology-stub }} on said category and easily find stubs to which they can add, subtract or modify. C: Insert the name of an appropriate higher level category, for this example it would be road transport stubs. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wikipedia:Stub   (330 words)

wermter97a.txt This semantic disambiguation is learned in a simple recurrent network which provides the map- ping from the ambiguous semantic word representation to the disambiguated semantic word representation. The module bas-sem-dis is similar to the module bas-syn-dis but instead of receiving a potentially ambiguous syntactic category input and producing a disambiguated syntactic category output, the module bas-sem-dis receives a semantic category representation from the lexicon and provides a disambiguated semantic category representation output. The input for parsec is sentences, the output is case role representations. www.cs.cmu.edu /afs/cs.cmu.edu/project/jair/pub/volume6/sources/wermter97a.txt   (18629 words)

BP See also BP (disambiguation) BP (formerly "British Petroleum" and briefly known as "BP Amoco") is a petroleum company headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Category:Oil and gas companies of the United Kingdom Category:Oil companies Category:Multinational corporations Category:Companies traded on the LSECategory:Companies traded on NYSE fr:BP (compagnie pétrolière) ja:BP (企業) pl:British Petroleum However after one year of joint operations, the two giants merged most operations and took on the initialism "BP," using the tagline "Beyond Petroleum." Most Amoco gas stations in the United States are in the process of changing the look and name to BP. www.datamass.net /bp/bp.html   (1022 words)

Hurricane Emily - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hurricane Emily's winds increased in reaction, briefly bringing the storm to Category 4 strength early on July 15. Emily made landfall near Tulum on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula as a Category 4 storm on July 18, and again near San Fernando in Tamaulipas on July 20, having regained Category 3 strength. At imaging time, Emily was a Category 3 storm with 125 mph (205 km) winds, was moving west-northwest at 7 mph (11 km/h), and was roughly 100 miles (160 km) away from the location of landfall. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hurricane_Emily   (1190 words)

Hurricane Ivan biography .ms It was a Cape Verde-type hurricane that reached Category 5 strength at its peak, and early in its path reached unprecedented intensity at low latitudes—Category 4 at only 10.6° N. After briefly being downgraded to Category 3 intensity, Ivan struck Grenada directly on mid-day September 7 with Category 3 winds. For other storms of the same name, see Hurricane Ivan (disambiguation). The depression strengthened gradually to tropical storm status about 610 miles (980 km) southwest of the Cape Verde Islands, moving west-northwesterly at around 16 mph (25 km/h), and was given the name Ivan on September 3. hurricane-ivan.biography.ms   (1190 words)

Category:Disambiguation - Pictures cs:Category:Rozcestníky el:Category:Αποσαφήνιση sv:Kategori:Gaffelsidor zh:Category:消歧义 Note: There is a discussion on the Pump discussing adding the disambiguation template to this category, which would eventually add all disambiguation pages here. Disambiguation pages should not have links, or at least, not many. This page was last modified 19:30, 23 Sep 2004 by Anonymous user(s) of GreatestInfo.org. www.greatestinfo.org /Category:Disambiguation   (1190 words)

General Inquirer Categories 311 words related to emotion that are used as a disambiguation category, but also available for general use. category with 314 evaluative words that is used in disambiguation. The entries in any category (with a cutoff after the first 100 entries to save on download time) will be displayed upon clicking on a category name. www.wjh.harvard.edu /~inquirer/homecat.htm   (2602 words)

General Inquirer Categories 311 words related to emotion that are used as a disambiguation category, but also available for general use. category with 314 evaluative words that is used in disambiguation. The entries in any category (with a cutoff after the first 100 entries to save on download time) will be displayed upon clicking on a category name. www.wjh.harvard.edu /~inquirer/homecat.htm   (2602 words)

Hurricane Ivan - free-definition It was a Cape Verde-type hurricane that reached Category 5 strength at its peak, and early in its path reached unprecedented intensity at low latitudes—Category 4 at only 10.6° N. After briefly being downgraded to Category 3 intensity, Ivan struck Grenada directly on mid-day September 7 with Category 3 winds. As Hurricane Ivan's sustained 200 km/h winds wreaked havoc in the Caribbean, the swirling eye of the hurricane was photographed on September 11, 2004 from aboard the orbiting International Space Station (ISS) at an altitude of about 230 miles (370 km). Hurricane Ivan was the fifth hurricane of the 2004 Atlantic hurricane season. www.free-definition.com /Hurricane-Ivan.html   (2602 words)

Hurricane Ivan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia It was a Cape Verde-type hurricane that reached Category 5 strength at its peak, and early in its path reached unprecedented intensity at low latitudes Category 4 at only 10.6° N. After briefly being downgraded to Category 3 intensity, Ivan struck Grenada directly on mid-day September 7 with Category 3 winds. As Hurricane Ivan's sustained 200 km/h winds wreaked havoc in the Caribbean, the swirling eye of the hurricane was photographed on September 11, 2004 from aboard the orbiting International Space Station(ISS) at an altitude of about 230 miles. Hurricane Ivan was the fifth hurricane of the 2004 Atlantic hurricane season. www.newagegod.com /STORmedia/ivan4.htm   (1954 words)

Category:Pacific hurricanes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Many of these pages are disambiguation pages leading to multiple articles, and some storms not retired were notable enough to warrant an article on its own. For Pacfic hurricanes by year, see Category:Pacific hurricane seasons. This category also includes tropical storms which have justified having articles written about them. www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Pacific_hurricanes   (137 words)

Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net For other places of the same name, see Shrewsbury (disambiguation)'' ---- {{GBmapShrewsbury - ShropshireSJ4912}} Image:Shrewsbury.jpg thumb300pxrightPorthill Bridge crossing the [[River SevernSevern at Shrewsbury]] '''Shrewsbury''' (pronounced both ''Shroozbury'' and ''Shrowzbury'') is the county town of the county of Shropshire, England. {{River Severn towns}} {{Severn between Llandrinio and Ironbridge}} Category:Towns on the River Severn Category:Towns in Shropshire Category:Towns of the Welsh Marches Category:English county towns de:Shrewsbury es:Shrewsbury fr:Shrewsbury (Angleterre) The town has many bridges, old and new, pedestrian, traffic and rail, which cross the River Severn and the Rea Brook. www.mauspfeil.net /Shrewsbury.html   (137 words)

The Mirage Las Vegas Jima Abajo Category:Provinces of the Dominican Republic es:La Vega nl:La Vega (provincie) http://www.rememberthexfl.8m.com/teams/lasvegas.html Category:Defunct American football teams Category:Las Vegas sports The Las Vegas Outlaws were a team in the short-lived XFL in the Western Division with the Los Angeles Xtreme, San Francisco Demons and the Memphis Maniax. www.wwwtln.com /finance/180/the-mirage-las-vegas.html   (775 words)

456258.txt The enhanced seed word list represents a larger context in which to look for additional category members during the next iteration. During the first iteration, the algorithm generates a ranked list of new words that are hypothesized to belong to the same semantic category as the seed words. When the bootstrapping process halts, the final ranked list of hypothesized category members is reviewed by a person to confirm (or disconfirm) whether each word should be added to the lexicon. nlp.fi.muni.cz /projekty/wnportal/ps/txt/456258.txt   (3675 words)

Indexing And Abstracting -- Recommendations and Resources Revolver 09:12, 3 Sep 2004 (UTC) ''Category:Abstraction is the category referring to those thought processes in which ideas are distanced from objects.'' :Natural language satisfies this requirement, so by this definition, ALL of wikipedia belongs to this category. As Revolver said all natural language is abstraction. What matters is the level of abstraction and the connection between different layers of abstraction. becomingapediatrician.com /health/78/indexing-and-abstracting.html   (767 words)

Science Fair Projects - User talk:Krik/2 The London category is now a disambiguation with and Any other "London" categories can be made sub categories of Category:London. Since there were only a few articles in the London category I was able to make changes without too much hassle. Look at the table at polygon and it has all the correct names of polygons, and some incorrect names to avoid because the prefixes are Latin, not Greek. www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/User_talk:Krik/2   (767 words)

Asche (band) - Morgenstern (disambiguation) Category:Noise music Category:German musical groups Category:Industrial music groups For other meanings, see Morgenstern (disambiguation) Morgenstern is the name of a musical project combining noise, industrial, and ambient. Morgenstern was founded in 1993 by Andrea Börner. asche.band.en.reference.pl   (3733 words)

Utility - Psychology Central A von Neumann-Morgenstern utility function $u\; :\; X\; \backslash rightarrow\; \backslash textbf\{R\}$ assigns a real number to every element of the outcome space in a way that captures the agent's preferences over both simple and compound lotteries (put in category-theoretic language, $u$ induces a morphism between the category of preferences under uncertainty and the category of reals). For other uses of this term, see Utility (disambiguation). The first important use of the expected theory was that of John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern who used the assumption of expected utility maximization in their formulation of game theory. psychcentral.com /psypsych/Utility   (1420 words)

The Architecture of the SCREEN System Figure 10 shows that the disambiguated basic syntactic representation of ``meine'' (``mean'') as a verb - and a very small preference for a pronoun - is mapped to the verb group category at the higher abstract syntactic category representation. This semantic disambiguation is learned in a simple recurrent network which provides the mapping from the ambiguous semantic word representation to the disambiguated semantic word representation. The output is a preference for a disambiguated syntactic category. www.cs.cmu.edu /afs/cs/project/jair/pub/volume6/wermter97a-html/arch.html   (1420 words)

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