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Applications of Generative Adversarial Networks in Single Image Datasets
Get PDFOne of the main difficulties faced in most generative machine learning models is how much data is required to train it, especially when collecting a large dataset is not feasible. Recently there have been breakthroughs in tackling this issue in SinGAN, with its researchers being able to train a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) on just a single image with a model that can perform many novel tasks, such as image harmonization. ConSinGAN is a model that builds upon this work by concurrently training several stages in a sequential multi-stage manner while retaining the ability to perform those novel tasks
North Shore Prospecting
Get PDFIf one wanted to pick a violently controversial issue in the North Shore region of Minnesota, mining and mineral prospecting would be at the top of the list. As someone who lives in the region, this EIS is a demonstration of policies directly relevant to my home, and is why I picked it. “Federal Hardrock Mineral Prospecting Permits” is an EIS originating from 2012 that, like the title of the EIS implies, deals with a request for permits to dig exploratory boreholes in various locations in the Superior National Forest, which would come from the USDA Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
Lana Sugarman
No full textLana Sugarman in Our Country’s Good. Directed by Craig Joseph. Seat of the Pants, Cleveland, OH. August, 2022.https://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/cosa2023/1027/thumbnail.jp
Remembering Bill & Ida Stewart: Todd Gramenz 2023
Get PDFReminiscences about William B. Stewart by UMN Morris alumni during the dedication for William B. and Ida B. Stewart Hall on September 9, 2023.https://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/stories/1097/thumbnail.jp
Remembering Bill & Ida Stewart: Dorothy Nins 2023
Get PDFReminiscences about William B. Stewart & Ida B. Stewart by UMN Morris alumni during the dedication for William B. and Ida B. Stewart Hall on September 9, 2023.https://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/stories/1100/thumbnail.jp
A Tolstoyan Gift Economy: With Implications for Microeconomic Foundations
No full texthttps://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/tafs/1051/thumbnail.jp
Something\u27s Gotta Give: Bent Rules, Breached Bottom Line, and the International Amateur Athletics Federations\u27 Handling of the China Question
Get PDFInternational Sport Federations (IFs), as part of the Olympic network, have different organisational structures and decision-making mechanisms from the International Olympic Committee (IOC). The authors, in examining the history of the International Amateur Athletics Federations’ (IAAF) handling of the “China question” in international sport, probe how these differences translated into the IAAF’s organisational politics and power dynamics in face of governmental interference. Primarily examining archival documents obtained from the IAAF Archive and the IOC Historical Archives, the authors particularly follow how the self-governing IAAF upheld, bent, and modified its statutes during its engagement with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) from the 1950s to the 1970s and around its eventual admission of the PRC’s Athletics Association in 1978. It is also argued that the IAAF’s engagement and inclusion of the PRC allowed the consolidation of its monopolising power in global athletics governance
ID202 Oral History
Get PDFA female of 2nd generation Welsh descent. Growing up on a farm in Le Sueur, she had saved money while working at Green Giant to go to school in Saint Paul where she would meet her husband through acquainted friends and went back to Mankato for a job. After marrying her husband, he got drafted into the Korean War and moved around the United States and eventually had their first child born in Alaska. They moved back to St. James on the family farm.https://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/unitingcultures/1031/thumbnail.jp
ID204 Oral History
Get PDFOf Scandinavian (English, German, Swedish) descent. Grew up around the Trimont area on her parents farm, before getting married and raising her kids on the farm. She and her husband moved to Odin to be closer to their son and remained there until she moved to St. James to live in a co-op after her husband passed away in 2000. She worked as a part-time substitute teacher after graduating Gustavus at the age of 44 with an English degree.https://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/unitingcultures/1033/thumbnail.jp