Ruling the Roost: Louisa Pyne’s ‘Rules and Regulations’ for running an opera company by Burden, M

“…These printed sets of rules are my chosen operatic objects, two sets to be precise, ones that regulated the behavior of the performers at two of London’s opera venues. One was the King’s Theatre, or the Opera House, the institution that (for much of the 18th and early 19th centuries) was the venue for the performance of foreign language opera and dance. …”

Execution and statistical arbitrage with signals in multiple automated market makers by Cartea, A, Drissi, F, Monga, M

“…Automated market makers (AMMs) are a new type of trading venue where the rules for liquidity provision and liquidity taking are considerably different from those of the traditional electronic trading venues. …”

Cash Calories: Putting moderation into practise in a Fijian setting by Pullar, J

“…Both village and workplace settings are frequent venues for over-nutrition due to affordability, buffet style service and cultural traditions concerning food sharing.…”

Simulation-based inference for global health decisions by Schroeder de Witt, C, Gram-Hansen, B, Nardelli, N, Gambardella, A, Zinkov, R, Dokania, P, Siddharth, N, Espinosa-Gonzalez, AB, Darzi, A, Torr, PHS, Güneş Baydin, A

“…Here we discuss recent breakthroughs in machine learning, specifically in simulation-based inference, and explore its potential as a novel venue for model calibration to support the design and evaluation of public health interventions. …”

A multidomain relational framework to guide institutional AI research and adoption by Straub, VJ, Morgan, D, Hashem, Y, Francis, J, Esnaashari, S, Bright, J

“…We first situate this framework against the backdrop of recent socio-technical discourse at two premier academic venues, AIES and FAccT, before illustrating how developing suitable metrics, standards, and mechanisms can be aided by operationalizing relevant concepts in each of these domains. …”

Realising a layered digital library: Exploration and analysis of the Live Music Archive through linked data by Page, K, Bechhofer, S, Fazekas, G, Weigl, K, Wilmering, T

“…Starting from the recorded audio and basic information in the Archive, we €rst deploy a layer of catalogue metadata which allows an initial – if imperfect – consolidation of performer, song, and venue information. A processing layer extracts audio features from the original recordings, workƒow provenance, and summary feature metadata. …”