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| PLEASE READ: The following documents are
provided "as is" for personal use only. The author, Scott Selikoff, grants permission
to download, read, copy, and repost these documents freely provided that the
documents remain unaltered. Commercial use is forbidden without the written consent
of the author. The author makes no claims as to the general accuracy of these
documents (as some were dug up from years ago and may not even be the final version
of the paper). In addition, in some documents, symbols or typesetting might not be
legible due to an incompatibility during conversion to PDF format. Finally, if you
have questions about a particular document, or would simply like to discuss the
information further, feel free to contact the author, Scott Selikoff, at
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| An Introduction to Enterprise Java Beans, April 2004 |
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Cornell
University CS330 Lecture from Spring 2004, providing an overview of
Enterprise Java Beans. Good primer for someone who is all ready
familiar with application server development, but has not seen or
worked with Enterprise Java Beans.
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| An Introduction to Enterprise Java Beans - Homework Tutorial, May 2004 |
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Cornell
University CS330 Homework from Spring 2004, to be done after reading
the preceeding EJB Lecture. Excellant primer for any who needs practice
creating or using both entity and session EJBs who has never done one
before.
Please use the following source code (0.04 MB)
for this tutorial. The source code is designed to support Microsoft SQL Server as the database.
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| Interactive Web-based Machine Learning Implementation - Presentation, March 2004 |
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Presentation from BOOM 2004 submission sponsored by the department of Computer Science at Cornell University.
Online Tool described in this presentation available at:
http://idmtools.cs.cornell.edu
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| The SVM-Tree Algorithm, May 2003 |
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My final paper from the PhD level Computer Science Machine Learning Course
I took during my final semester at Cornell. Describes a method for
implementing a multi-class Support Vector Machine (SVM) with a Tree-Based
Algorithm.
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| The RankBoost Algorithm, April
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Also from the same level Computer Science Machine Learning Course. These
are lecture notes from a lecture I gave describing the RankBoost Algorithm
for solving a Collaborative-Filter Problems. The original paper can be found
here:
http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/66208.html
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| Treebank Construction with Human Interaction, May
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Cornell University CS474 Natural Language Processes Final Project involving adaptation of a Tree-Bank
construction algorithm for on-the-fly group and element deletions.
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| Web Technologies Overview, November
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Cornell University CS433 Lecture providing an overview of the various different Java/XML
technologies currently available.
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| Apache Setup Guide, September
2002 |
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Cornell University CSS433 handout to assist in setting up Apache Tomcat on a local machine.
(Apache Tomcat version out-dated)
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| Database Web Software Install Guide, July
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General DB2/Java/Tomcat Install Guide.
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| Intro. to The Finite Fourier Transform,
May 2002 |
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Final Paper for an Honors Math Seminar I took during my last undergraduate
semester at Cornell. The paper served as a basis for two 90 minute lecture
given in class mostly from memory.
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| Advanced Algebra Presentation, January
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Also from the same Honors Seminar. These are lecture notes from a brief
lecture I gave giving a simple overview of some Advanced Algebra
concepts.
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| Windows Registry Presentation, August
2000 |
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Introduction to the basic concepts of the Microsoft Windows Registry, how
it works, and some ways to modify it.
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