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Ejemplo de uso del archivo arduino_code.tex que define el comando ArduinoSketch y el ambiente ArduinoSketchBox para incluir código arduino en documento LaTeX utilizando el resaltado de sintaxis propio de Arduino IDE

This is a skeleton file to create IEEE style Bibliography list. There is a guide added "create-manual-bib-entry.txt" to manually create popular types of references such as PhD thesis, website, unpublished work etc. Modified by K. Reaz( kahn.reaz@ieee.org) Support sites: http://www.ieee.org/

Template for CS Reports

This example is a LuaTeX-based plain TeX project which implements a LuaTeX callback function to show the components of a typeset paragraph. It is designed to accompany a blog post and, for simplicity, it is not a full-blown “parser”—for example, it is not recursive and ignores a number of node types. However, it offers a useful starting point for anyone wishing to explore callbacks in more detail.

This example shows how to use LuaTeX to run software tools and utilities installed on Overleaf’s servers, including how to capture, and then typeset, text that would normally be displayed in a terminal window.

Supported Vectored Machine (SVM) is one of the most historical, but also most commonly used machine learning models in supervised learning. In this project, I built a SVM model with the Sequential Minimal Optimization (SMO) algorithm using SAS IML procedure. Also, I simulated some linearly separable data using data step and compared the result of the SVM model with the SAS build-in Logistic Procedure. Finally, I applied the model to a famous dataset called credit.

This is a table I used in the paper W. Li, G. Wei, D. Ding, Y. Liu and F. E. Alsaadi, "A New Look at Boundedness of Error Covariance of Kalman Filtering," in IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems, vol. 48, no. 2, pp. 309-314, Feb. 2018. I would like to share some LaTex codes for the table which might be helpful to some readers.

A tikz tribute to Monument Valley (the game by ustwogames) and Escher's impossible architecture.

This is a template that can be used to draw trees for LGCS 105 at Pomona College, using qtree and tree-dvips.