Code-generating large language models map natural language to code. However, only a
small portion of the infinite space of naturalistic utterances is effective at guiding code …

… Neil Brenner, David Harvey, Doreen Massey, Neil Smith, and Edward Soja). After much
neglect in the traditional non-geographic disciplines, space has now become a general point of …

… The paper looks specifically at Toronto, Ontario, as a case … a wide variety of people in
Toronto and elsewhere. Much of this … However, the paper also argues that Toronto’s elites have …

Spreadsheet errors are ubiquitous and costly, an unfortunate combination that is well-reported.
A large class of these errors can be attributed to the inability to clearly see the underlying …

Many probabilistic programming languages allow programs to be run under constraints in
order to carry out Bayesian inference. Running programs under constraints could enable other …

… work on new regional dynamics in Montreal and Toronto is developed below. We begin with
… We then look at the consequences of these transformations in Montreal and Toronto, before …

… in two Canadian city-regions (Toronto and Montreal). Taking Neil Brenner’s argument about
… how governance restructuring in recently consolidated Toronto and Montreal has been part …

As programmers, programming in typed languages increases our confidence in the correctness
of our programs. As type system designers, soundness proofs increase our confidence …

… In addition, we thank Neil Brenner and an anonymous referee for their insightful and
constructive comments. We also would like to acknowledge the support and encouragement of …

This paper shows that the basic Hough transform is implicitly a Bayesian process-that it
computes an unnormalized posterior distribution over the parameters of a single shape given …