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Answerbag.com - All the FAQs you can use

Answerbag.com - All the FAQs you can use 08/05/2004 09:06 PM
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You wanted the FAQs

You wanted the FAQs 04/09/2004 03:56 PM
And you got the FAQs. Here's a pretty extensive FAQ addressing the questions we saw about TypeKey and Movable Type...

Snort FAQs

Snort FAQs 08/09/2004 01:19 PM

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“SearchSecurity’s Snort and Network Security Expert JP Vossen answers the age-old questions, Is Snort better than a proprietary IDS [Intrusion Detection System]? And is it difficult to manage or find support for?”…

iDVD/DVD Burning FAQs

iDVD/DVD Burning FAQs 12/27/2003 09:05 PM
It's everything that you've always wanted to know before taking the plunge with iDVD or any DVD burning app. The iDVD/DVD Burning FAQs Topic is now up.

Update: Clarified the iDVD and Toast 6 DVD time limits.

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Just the FAQs Guide to VB Scripting
Basics

Just the FAQs Guide to VB Scripting
Basics 04/11/2004 10:43 AM

"FAQs about Frontier open source
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"FAQs about Frontier open source
release" 05/19/2004 10:25 AM

Noisy Channels Models Provide Short
Answers to FAQs

Noisy Channels Models Provide Short
Answers to FAQs 09/17/2004 08:43 AM
Noisy Channels Models Provide Short Answers to FAQs
http://www.economist.com/printedition/displayStory.cfm?Story_ ID=3127462

Eric Brill is guiding his Microsoft research team to build a system capable of providing 50-word answers to questions such as "What are the rules for qualifying for the Academy Awards?" by using an approach called a "noisy channel model." Noisy channel models, which are already used in spell-checking and speech-recognition systems, work by modeling the transformation between what a user means (such as the word he or she intended to type) and what he does (the garbled word as it was actually typed). By analyzing many pairs of correct and misspelled words using statistical techniques, it's possible to predict how such transformations work in general cases, and to design a system to work the process backwards, so that, given a misspelled word, the system can guess what that word is most likely to be a misspelling of. Brill's question-answering system works in the same general way. Many question-and-answer pairs exist on the Web in the form of FAQs ("frequently asked questions"), and Dr. Brill trained his system using a million such pairs to create a model that, given a question, can work out various structures that the answer could take, and then to use those structures to generate search queries. The matching documents found on the Web are then scanned for possible answers to the question.

Microsoft Content Management Server
(MCMS) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Microsoft Content Management Server
(MCMS) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 12/19/2004 03:26 PM

New Mobile Phone Forum Featuring
Discussion Forums, Brand Reviews, FAQs,
Service Providers Reviews

New Mobile Phone Forum Featuring
Discussion Forums, Brand Reviews, FAQs,
Service Providers Reviews 12/22/2004 01:50 AM
Mobile Phone Discussion Forum. Share your views and experience at forums. Discuss all about Mobile phone manufacturers and service providers. Checkout cell phone reviews, FAQs. [PRWEB Dec 20, 2004]
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