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Credibility Assessment (pp 1 24) Dordrecht, the Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Raskin, D C, & Steller, M (1989) Assessing the credibility of allegations of child sexual abuse: Polygraph examinations and statement analysis In H Wegener, F Losel, & J Haisch (Eds), Criminal behavior and the justice system (pp 290 302) New York: Springer Raskin, D C, & Yuille, J C (1989) Problems in evaluating interviews of children in sexual abuse cases In S J Ceci, D F Ross, & M P Toglia (Eds), Perspectives on children s testimony (pp 184 207) New York: Springer Rassin, E (1999) Criteria-Based Content Analysis: The less scienti c road to truth Expert Evidence, 7, 265 278 Rassin, E, & van der Sleen, J (2005) Characteristics of true versus false allegations of sexual offences Psychological Reports, 97, 589 598 Reddy, V (2007).

Dead reckoning and map-matching systems like this are often linked with GPS receivers through software ltering schemes such as Kalman ltering [Levy, 1997] Scott [1994] provides a mathematical framework for map-matching of vehicle positions using GPS In this framework, the theoretical performance of a mapaided estimation process is assessed using error statistics to translate the raw positions onto the road network However, Scott acknowledges that a key component of the map-aided estimator is correct road identi cation All performance measures derived for the estimator are not applicable if the vehicle position has been projected onto the wrong road This is true for performance measures of any map-matching algorithm Systems that use only geometric information must utilize the shape of line segments (road centre-lines) that de ne the road network [Bernstein and Kornhanser, 1998].

Assuming r01 is many optical wavelengths, the following approximation can be made: ! ! @G P1 @ e jkr01 1 4:5-10 cos y jk G P1 jk cos y G P1 @n @n r01 r01

58 Pandemonium: The Landscape of the Social Web if a particular product happens to have an exceptionally high number of defects, this may overwhelm a system designed for fewer faults. Nevertheless, the Web means that anyone with a grievance can publish it so all the world can read about it (and I mean this literally).

Getting back to the rough ground: Deception and social living Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B-Biological Sciences, 362, 621 637 Reid, J E (1947) A revised questioning technique in lie detection tests Journal of Criminal Law, Criminology, and Police Science, 37, 542 547 Reid, J E, & Arther, R O (1953) Behavior symptoms of lie-detector subjects Journal of Criminal Law, Criminology and Police Science, 44, 104 108 Reid, J E, & Inbau, F E (1977) Truth and deception: The polygraph (lie detector) technique Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins Reis, H T, Senchak, M, & Solomon, B (1985) Sex differences in the intimacy of social interaction: Further examination of potential explanations Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 48, 1204 1217 Riggio, R E (1986) Assessment of basic social skills Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 51, 649 660 Riggio, R E (1994).

A logical rst step is to determine which road centre-lines are candidates for the vehicle s true location All road centre-lines that cross the region of the possible true position must be located For example, there are eight potential centre-lines within the 80 m region displayed in Figure 51 This region will vary from a 100 m radius circle (when S/A was switched on) with the centre at the computed raw/uncorrected GPS point position (estimated position in Figure 51) to a small error ellipse centred on the corrected position, with typical semi-major and semi-minor axis of 5 m and 3 m respectively The shortest Euclidean distance from the GPS position to each of these road segments is computed and ordered by decreasing distance.

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)

reduces the amount of frames being discarded by the clients This is a reduction in the waste of bandwidth and hence the bandwidth is effectively used in the video streaming Independent of playback device This architecture is designed for video streaming with the HTTP protocol Clients can use any HTTP protocol MPEG player to enjoy the streaming This is because a Web Server is included in the architecture, which streams MPEG frames to the video player with the HTTP protocol With this design, all users can enjoy the enhanced streaming quality with their favorite MPEG players Independent of open network The open network is very complex, performance unstable and nonpredicatable, and uncontrollable However, network performance is one of the key factors affecting the video streaming quality Our middleware is a design that allows the adoption of QoS control scheme, bypassing the dif culties in controlling the network.