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Enterprise Content Management Systems for Publishing Solutions at State and Federal Government Agencies
Federal and State government agencies looking for Publishing and ePublishing solutions frequently face similar issues. Our understanding of their requirements is based on many full lifecycle implementations, responses to multiple RFPs, presentations made at pre-solicitation conferences, and our discussions/demonstrations with some of the key stakeholders during the RFI stage of multiple solicitations. This paper considers and compares multiple content management solutions and tries to identify the best fit for the government agencies’ needs.
Using Longitudinal Data Systems to Reexamine Timeless Problems
This is a proposed research approach that attempts to shed light on the cyclical nature of education problems and our inability to adequately address these problems. We continually examine bits and pieces of the education process to understand the whole. This paper suggests that the use of longitudinal data systems be utilized as a holistic approach to reexamine issues regarding the degree of efficiency of our schools. Specifically, addressing the dropout problem through intervention strategies that are implemented at the wrong time will never be successful. Using longitudinal data systems with complementary analysis techniques, such as survival analysis, may help resolve some of the questions that have plagued the American education system for the past century.
Multi-Scale Attention with Dense Encoder for Handwritten Mathematical Expression Recognition
Handwritten mathematical expression recognition is a challenging problem due to the complicated two-dimensional structures, ambiguous handwriting input and variant scales of handwritten math symbols. This paper discusses the attention based encoder-decoder model that recognizes mathematical expression images from two-dimensional layouts to one-dimensional LaTeX strings. The encoder is improved by employing densely connected convolutional networks as they can strengthen feature extraction and facilitate gradient propagation especially on a small training set.
Stable and Efficient Structures for the Content Production and Consumption in Information Communities
Real-world information communities exhibit inherent structures that characterize a system that is stable and efficient for content production and consumption. This paper studies such structures through mathematical modeling and analysis by formulating a generic model of a community in which each member decides how they allocate their time between content production and consumption with the objective of maximizing their individual reward. The community system is defined as “stable and efficient” when a Nash equilibrium is reached while the social welfare of the community is maximized. The analysis results show that the structure with “a small core of celebrity producers” is the optimally stable and efficient for a community – this provides possible explanations to the sociological observations such as “the Law of the Few” and also provides insights into how to effectively build and maintain the structure of information communities.