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How uncrewed narco subs could transform the Colombian drug trade
Fast, stealthy, and cheap--autonomous, semisubmersible drone boats carrying tons of cocaine could be international law enforcement's nightmare scenario. A big one just came ashore. Colombian military officials intercepted this 40-foot-long uncrewed fiberglass "narco sub" in the ocean just off Tayrona National Park. On a bright morning last April, a surveillance plane operated by the Colombian military spotted a 40-foot-long shark-like silhouette idling in the ocean just off Tayrona National Park. It was, unmistakably, a "narco sub," a stealthy fiberglass vessel that sails with its hull almost entirely underwater, used by drug cartels to move cocaine north. The plane's crew radioed it in, and eventually nearby coast guard boats got the order, routine but urgent: Intercept. In Cartagena, about 150 miles from the action, Captain Jaime González Zamudio, commander of the regional coast guard group, sat down at his desk to watch what happened next.
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A Appendix
A.1 Prototype-based Graph Information Bottleneck - Eq. 4 From Eq. 3, the GIB objective is: min We perform ablation studies to examine the effectiveness of our model (i.e., PGIB and PGIB In Figure 7, the " with all " setting represents our final model that includes all the components. We conduct experiments on graph classification using different readout functions for PGIB. We illustrate the reasoning process on two datasets, i.e., MUT AG and BA2Motif, in Figure 8. PGIB Then, PGIB computes the "points contributed" to predicting each class by multiplying the similarity We have conducted additional qualitative analysis. It is crucial that the prototypes not only contain key structural information from the input graph but also ensure a certain level of diversity since each class is represented by multiple prototypes. Its goal is to make the masked subgraph's prediction as close as possible to the original graph, which helps to detect substructures significant
Supplementary material for TopoSRL: Topology Preserving Self-Supervised Simplicial Representation Learning
Theorem 1. Minimizing the expected loss Suppose we have T -dimensional features. Anchor nodes serve as fixed reference points within a simplicial complex, anchoring its structure and providing stability. Furthermore, anchor nodes can also represent important entities. Figure S2: Comparison of TSNE plots of representations learned by various encoders. CCA-SSG methods can not capture higher-order information and show similar artifacts. For example, the two clusters on the bottom and one from the right (corresponding to classes 1,2,3) are students from the same year but in different divisions.
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A.1 TPPE Method We present the pseudo code for TPPE in this paper, using the Insertion mode as an example. According to Alg. 1, we reduce the query time complexity from In our study, we assume the worst-case scenario of applying punctuation-level attacks. Softmax layer is adopted to predict the label of the input text. Paraphrase (TPPEP) to achieve a single-shot attack. We describe the TPPEP method as being decomposed into two parts: training and searching.
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