Fink protocol

Known as: Lone chooser, Successive pairs

The Fink protocol (also known as Successive Pairs or Lone Chooser) is a protocol for proportional division of a cake. Its main advantage is that it…

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2015

A distributed computing system can be viewed as the result of the interplay between a distributed algorithm specifying the…

2013

Patterns of acoustic intensity profiles are investigated in recorded performances of the music of Haydn. Consistent with our…

2013

There has been great interest in the use of small robotic helicopter vehicles over the last few years. One potential class of…

2007

By studying animal movements, researchers can gain insight into many of the 20 ecological characteristics and processes important…

2006

Technical prescriptions for road inventories specify that the road width must be measured with a tolerance of 10 cm and that…

2005

A method by which a popular signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) estimator can be reconfigured to yield improved performance is proposed…

2004

A method by which a popular signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) estimator can be reconfigured to yield improved performance is proposed…

2001

A method is presented for recovering the 3D shape of objects from a sequence of stereo images, which integrates shape from stereo…

1979

Amphiascoides sp. was cultured in the laboratory for the first time. Culture method and data on its life cycle are given…

1974

An experiment that required same-different comparisons of successive pairs of geometric figures represented pictorially or…