Abstract: Industrial few-shot anomaly detection (FSAD) requires identifying various abnormal states by leveraging as few normal samples as possible (abnormal samples are unavailable during training).
Jenkins grew up in a cotton mill town in the Appalachian foothills of North Carolina, in a family where mill work begins young and college is more aspiration than inheritance. His parents insisted he ...
Abstract: An ultra-low-power (ULP) six-class keyword spotting (KWS) ASIC is presented in this article, which can be used in always-on speech-based human–machine interface applications. The ASIC is ...
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In Chapter 12.5 "Methods on Classes", there appears to be a bug in the Parser implementation where it incorrectly expects the 'fun' keyword for class methods, although this conflicts with both the ...
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I'm uncertain if this problem is isolated to the utilization of Kotlin extension functions (reified, inline, and crossinline keywords) with Java Swing components. Create a new Kotlin project, I ...
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