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For each selection a new object model, with a new shape and appearance and the same motion and pose parameters, is created. Then a single target is instantiated from this model by using the TargetFactory class, and the particle lter initializes its distribution by calling the init() function with the new target only (put into a temporary vector). Afterward, multiple objects in the scene can be selected and tracked with a single call to the predict() and correct() methods by giving the complete target vector. Figure 7.8 shows some example results. In this lter, targets are noninteracting because their dynamics is independent and can also be of a different type, and their measurement data are collected independently without taking mutual occlusions into account. The latter makes sense for a two-dimensional pose, where depth information is not available for computing occlusions, although one could use multihypothesis occlusion handling, as described in Section 3.3.4.

jsp id=501912 20 Bo Carlsson and Gunnar Eliasson, Industrial Dynamics and Endogenous Growth, Industry and Innovation (December 2003) In one set of simulations we examined the effects of various features of technological systems on economic growth, particularly the role of networking, absorptive capacity (receptivity), and connectivity The simulations showed that it is important to be connected to a network The basic reason is the imbalance between the limited knowledge and experience in each firm, and the greater knowledge existing in the economy at large Thus, in networks the yield on each investment, whether in physical capital or knowledge, rises as a result.

In the world of the Linux/UNIX X Window system, however, a client is defined as a device-independent program that runs on your local machine or on a remote machine and requires input from the user and the capability to display or otherwise provide output to the user. In other words, the client is the system or machine providing the application support. Common applications, such as xcalc and xclock as well as the more complicated database or simulation applications, are clients to a Linux/ UNIX X system. On the other hand, a server is a device-dependent program that runs on your local machine and controls the input devices (for example, keyboard and mouse) as well as the terminal display and other output devices. We say that the server is the system or machine providing the terminal support. In many cases especially in a small network or home environment the client and the server run on the same system. Even so, they still communicate with each other by using the TCP/IP protocol.

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FIGURE 9.18 MONEY CENTER BANKS VERSUS THE NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX. INTEREST-SENSITIVE MONEY CENTER BANKS ALSO DROPPED SHARPLY FROM OCTOBER 1989 INTO JANUARY OF 1990. FINANCIAL STOCKS FELL UNDER THE WEIGHT OF RISING INTEREST RATES AND FALLING BOND PRICES. THIS WEAKNESS HELPED PULL THE MARKET LOWER.

In this section, I explore some even more advanced functions. The examples in this section demonstrate some special techniques that you can use with your custom functions.

Figure 5.2 Decision tree generated for classifying microRNA expression level according to tissue type