neuroprose
Jordan B Pollack
pollack at cis.ohio-state.edu
Fri Dec 29 16:12:36 EST 1989
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It seems that the pub/neuroprose directory on cheops.cis.ohio-state.edu
was set up in such a fashion that ANY anonymous user could have
deleted it. It has been restored as of November 11, 1989. If you
placed a report in there since then, I apologize for the inconvenience
and ask anyone whose work was lost to re-post. Current contents:
barto.control.ps barto.control.ps.Z
barto.sequential_decisions.ps barto.sequential_decisions.ps.Z
gasser.phonology.ps.Z kehagias.hmm0289.tex
maclennan.contin_comp.tex maclennan.tex
miikkulainen.hierarchical.ps.Z pollack.newraam.ps
pollack.newraam.ps.Z pollack.nips88.ps
pollack.perceptrons.ps tenorio.cluster.plain
tenorio.speech_dev.ps
(This is obviously just a fraction of the tech reports announced on
the newsgroup, but the poll (below) shows that a few people appreciate
rapid retrieval.)
At the suggestion of Barak, I have changed the protocol somewhat to
avoid the problem of malicious vandalism in the future. Unfortunately
it puts me in the loop. The pub/neuroprose directory is now publically
readable. It contains a subdirectory called Inbox, which is publically
writable.
To post a report, PUT it the pub/neuroprose/Inbox directory and send
me email, and I will move your file to the neuroprose directory and
acknowledge. Similar intervention is required for deleting a report.
This seems less horrible than discovering the directory missing every
couple of months.
Jordan
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Here are initial results of the straw poll.
2 respondents have posted reports
12 have retrieved reports (average of 2)
12 find FTP easy to use, 1 hard
8 find binary compression easy, 4 hard
11 votes for continuation.
Major Problems:
No service in europe (4)
Difficulty with Tex standard (3)
Still cutting & pasting figures, cant use it (2)
Non-unix mac is pretty incompatible (1)
Plagiarization worry (1)
Suspicion of technology (1)
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