COMPUTER SCIENCE TRIPOS Part IB – 2014 – Paper 4 5 Databases (TGG) Suppose that an Entity-Relationship model has been constructed that contains two entities S(A, B) and T (C, Amount), where A, B, C and Amount are att

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• Database management systems
• Data modeling
• Database theory
• Insert
• Database
• Online transaction processing
• Data management
• Data
• Information

2005 Paper 4 Question 1 Compiler Construction (a) A (phrase-structured) grammar is often defined to be a 4-tuple (N, T, R, S) where R is a set of production rules. Explain what the other components of the 4-tuple are. E

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• Computing
• Programming language implementation
• Compiling tools
• Compiler construction
• Acronyms
• Yacc
• Lex
• Parsing
• Formal grammar
• Formal languages
• Software
• Parser generators

KING’S COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE CHAPEL SERVICES M I CH A E L M A S T E R M 2013

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• Anglicanism
• Anglo-Catholicism
• Book of Common Prayer
• Christian prayer
• Evening Prayer
• Nunc dimittis
• Service
• Requiem
• Magnificat
• Christianity
• Christian theology
• Catholic Liturgical Rites

2010 Paper 7 Question 13 Security Woo & Lam proposed a protocol that would enable a client A to log on to a server B using an authentication service S. A→

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KI NG ’ S CO LL E GE C A MBR ID GE CHAPEL SERVICES M I C H A ELMA S T E RM 2006

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• Anglicanism
• Anglo-Catholicism
• Book of Common Prayer
• Evening Prayer
• Nunc dimittis
• Magnificat
• Service
• Morning Prayer
• John Kelsall
• Christianity
• Christian prayer
• Gospel of Luke

Security Analysis of Android Factory Resets Laurent Simon University of Cambridge Ross Anderson

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• Computer hardware
• Software
• Android
• Nexus One
• Samsung Galaxy S
• Secure Digital
• HTC Desire S
• HTC Desire
• Universal Serial Bus
• Smartphones
• Android devices
• Computing

WORD-LEVEL EMPHASIS MODELLING IN HMM-BASED SPEECH SYNTHESIS K. Yu, F. Mairesse and S. Young Cambridge University Engineering Department, Trumpington Street, Cambridge, CB2 1PZ, UK Email: {ky219, f.mairesse, sjy}@eng.cam.

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• Artificial intelligence applications
• Assistive technology
• Speech synthesis
• Natural language processing
• Artificial intelligence
• Tree
• Word-sense disambiguation
• Computational linguistics
• Linguistics
• Science

Learning New Articulator Trajectories for a Speech Production Model using Artificial Neural Networks C. S. Blackburn and S. J. Young Cambridge University Engineering Department (CUED), England email: AB

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• Science
• Artificial neural network
• Speech recognition
• Perceptron
• Speech synthesis
• Articulator
• Backpropagation
• Artificial neuron
• Multilayer perceptron
• Neural networks
• Machine learning
• Cybernetics

2008 Paper 8 Question 9 Information Theory and Coding (a) (i ) A variable-length, uniquely decodable code that has the prefix property and whose N binary code word lengths are n1 ≤ n2 ≤ n3 ≤ · · · ≤ nN must s

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• Telecommunications engineering
• Autocorrelation
• Code
• Sampling
• Noise
• Triple correlation
• Signal processing
• Statistics
• Applied mathematics

2010 Paper 5 Question 2 Computer Design Gordon Moore’s “law” was originally an observation about transistor density improving exponentially and the implications for the semiconductor industry. (a) Does Moore’s l

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