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RSS bottleSemi-Supervised Co-Training and Active Learning Based Approach for Multi-View Intrusion Detection
White Paper This proves to be a significant bottle-neck for developing supervised intrusion detection systems that rely solely on labeled data. Although there is immense data available from networks and hosts, a very small... [20 Jun 2009]
Inbox: Home Office hacking powers go too far
Comment The genie is already out of the bottle, I would like it put back in. The weekly Inbox column collects the best and most thought-provoking of the reader comments silicon.com receives each week. Regular silicon.com column... [23 Jan 2009]
Photos: IBM's store of the future
Photo Here, one of the technicians is scanning a bottle of wine into the system and then altering the price on the label through the scanner. The IBM business development centre in Hursley contains a number of showcases for... [08 Oct 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 19.09.08
Round-Up No, the genie is out of the bottle, the cat's out of the bag, the badger's out of the teapot - however you like to say it round your way - and it's not going to go back in no matter how hard you try. Tim Berners-Lee is a... [19 Sep 2008]
Caption Competition: Well, hello!
Photo The winning entry from reader John England was "Pete's new electronic version of "Spin The Bottle" seemed to be having the desired effect". This competition has now closed. Photo credit: Netezza [29 Aug 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 15.08.08
Round-Up The Round-Up can attest to this first hand following the disastrous night in 2003 involving Amazon, one-click shopping and a bottle and a half of Rioja. Sharkey warned us that we can't "put the genie back in the... [15 Aug 2008]
Photos: What gadgets were the Victorians using?
Photo Collins had been collecting old gadgets for around 35 years after starting out with an antique bottle collection. The British Library in London is playing host to an exhibition of gadgets and technology from the... [14 Aug 2008]
Radio Frequency Identification: A Business Revolution Providing Strategic and Competitive Advantage
White Paper A tag is a combination of an electronic transponder with an antenna that can be attached to items such as a razor blade, an infusion pump in a hospital, a bottle of soda or a military tank. Radio Frequency Identification... [04 Aug 2008]
Calor Gas smelling of tech success
Case Study Now this tech is proven, the company plans to extend it to its gas bottle and maintenance business in the near future. Calor Gas has been using integration software to connect its technology infrastructure and boost... [17 Mar 2008]
Killer robots terror warning
News Prof Sharkey said in a statement: "The trouble is that we can't really put the genie back in the bottle. Forget the cuddly C3P0 and R2D2 - the robots of the future may well share the murderous instincts of the Daleks,... [28 Feb 2008]
Analysis of a TCP Hybrid Model
White Paper This paper uses hybrid systems to model and analyze the transient and steady-state behavior of multiple TCP flows that share a single common bottle-neck link. The main contributions of this paper are a characterization... [20 Dec 2007]
Estimation of RTT and Bandwidth for Congestion Control Applications in Communication Networks
White Paper It is illustrated on real data that this algorithm provides estimates of significantly better accuracy as compared to the RTT estimator currently used in TCP, especially in scenarios where new cross-traffic flows cause... [06 Dec 2007]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Blind security
Comment At London Stansted security staff became completely diverted by a bottle of shampoo and a few other items because they weren't in the regulation plastic bag and totally missed all my test items. Written in an Edinburgh... [12 Nov 2007]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Media wars
Comment Well, they have already lost the battle - the genie is out of the bottle and there is no going back. Written at the Institute of Directors in London and dispatched via free-to-air wi-fi at Liverpool Street Station [31 Aug 2007]
Revealed: silicon.com readers' expenses
News One-quarter (25 per cent) of respondents said their biggest expenses claim was in the region of £250 to £1,000, while one-fifth (20 per cent) said they have only ever claimed for less than £250, enough to buy a bottle of... [07 Aug 2007]
