METEOR (Metric for Evaluation of Translation with Explicit ORdering) is a metric for the evaluation of machine translation output. The metric is based on the harmonic mean of unigram precision and recall, with recall weighted higher than precision. It also has several features that are not found in other metrics, such as stemming and synonymy matching, along with the standard exact word matching. The metric was designed to fix some of the problems found in the more popular BLEU metric, and also produce good correlation with human judgement at the sentence or segment level. This differs from the BLEU metric in that BLEU seeks correlation at the corpus level.
Results have been presented which give correlation of up to 0.964 with human judgement at the corpus level, compared to BLEU's achievement of 0.817 on the same data set. At the sentence level, the maximum correlation with human judgement achieved was 0.403.[1]
My friend and I were looking at constellations to find where T Coronae Borealis will be. There were lots of meteors, despite not quite being time for the Perseids. It was thursday, around 10pm. We also saw satellites, and something else: Singular flashes like from a camera. At first I...
https://news.yahoo.com/videos-captured-fireball-flashing-across-041651291.html
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Debris might be found around Niagara Falls. I don't know if that is Ontario or NY Side. I wonder if it his the water, or on land.
was arrowhead hunting the other night and came across what I am pretty certain is a meteor. The bottom of it was even still warm when I picked it up. I'm finding it difficult to find a place to take it to get tested here in southeast Missouri. What are yalls thoughts
This year's Alpha Monocerotid shower could produce a brief (15-45 minutes) burst of meteors at near storm levels. The burst is predicted to be centered around 4:50 UCT on November 22.
Intense Meteor Outburst Expected from the Alpha Monocerotids
Likely alpha Monocerotids (AMO#246) outburst on...
So in a story I'm writing humanity has found itself on another planet, its larger than Earth but less dense so that the gravity is roughly the same. There is a higher concentration of oxygen on this planet and most of it is pretty habitable. However for reasons that are too long to include say...
Hi all, i am trying to figure out if work done by gravity is positive or negative on an approaching meteor,
I have used W(1->2) = integral (1->2) F(gravity) dot dr. and got a result of (GMem/r2) - (GMem/r1).
Were G is gravity, Me is Earth mass, m is meteor mass and r1, r2 are initial and...
https://phys.org/news/2018-11-huge-crater-greenland-impact-northern.html
Paywall: advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/11/eaar8173
A 31 km wide crater in Northern Greenland has been hidden under a massive glacier, until now. Using new radar systems and older technologies, the authors document the...
This is a worked out problem in the book 'Spacetime Physics'. The answer obtained by working it out using the alternate method is different. Will someone explain which is correct ?
Thank you in advance.
Problem : A command centre gets message that a meteor has just passed one of its outposts...
I have been reading a book: _Lights and Shadows of Sailor Life_ by Joseph G. Clark.
It is a memoir of the 1838 to 1842 United States Exploring Expedition.
One event that is vividly described is a 'meteor' that falls while the author is anchored in Puget Sound on May 31, 1841. It is described...
Homework Statement
A 12 kg meteor experiences an acceleration of 7.2 m/s2, when falling towards the earth.
a) How high above the earth’s surface is the meteor?
1.06x10^6
b) What force will a 30 kg meteor experience at the same altitude?
216 NHomework Equations
I was comparing...
I am currently working on the backstory to a story I'm writing as a means of world-building. However, I'm not quite as physics-literate as everyone else, so rather than winging it and coming off like an idiot, I came here.
http://sta.sh/0126svntmin
Exhibit A. The red marks the range of the...
I have a hypothetical question. If there was a relatively Earth-like planet out there that somehow experienced a rather catastrophic meteor impact large enough to alter its axial tilt close to 0 degrees, would such an event render the planet essentially a desert world? I.e. there are no more...
I believe my attempt below is correct but I'm not 100% sure, any guidance welcome.
1. Homework Statement
Suppose a meteor of volume 1000 km3, density 5000 kg m-3 and speed 30000 km hr-1 crashed into the ocean and 10% of the impact energy was converted directly into heat.
i) Estimate the...
hi gang
we are now heading into the Geminid Meteor shower. This is the last significant shower
for the year with peak rates of up to 120 / hr are possible. The peak will be around the 13 - 14 December
If you don't know where the Gemini constellation is at your location, use a star map program...
Hi all,
This is my first post.
I am hoping to build an inexpensive housing for a Watec PAL camera that I have with the intended use as a meteor camera. The camera needs to be protected from the environment, rain, snow, fog and ideally in a controlled temperature situation while it runs all...
I'm watching a show on meteor catastrophes.
They can cause damage by hitting the Earth causing a mechanical explosion due to the energy of the mass transferring into the Earth as kinetic energy.
What I don't understand is what makes them explode above the
surface like Tunguska?
Tex
When a stellar object falls into the Earth's surface, it creates a crater on the ground.
Most of the times, when people refer to these things, they refer to their age and their diameter/radius. My question is mainly about the radius. Is there a dynamical way to solve for the shape and radius of...
Hi!
I am to model the motion of a meteor as it travels through the atmosphere, taking into account the loss of mass, which is 0.025 kg upon impact (height = 0). I also have to take into account the air resistance on the meteor, the fact that the air density is a function of height and that the...
Hi!
I am to model the motion of a meteor as it travels through the atmosphere, taking into account the loss of mass, which is 0.025 kg upon impact (height = 0). I also have to take into account the air resistance on the meteor, the fact that the air density is a function of height and that the...
Homework Statement
A 12 kg meteor experiences an acceleration of 7.2 m/s^2 when falling towards the earth.
a) How high above the Earth's surface is the meteor?
b) What force will a 30 kg meteor experience at the same altitude?
Homework Equations
Fg= Gm1m2/r2 m1m2
r2 = Gm1m2/Fg
r =...
Homework Statement
A meteor with a mass of 1 kg moving at 20 km/s collides with Jupiter's atmosphere. The meteor penetrates 100 km into the atmosphere and disintegrates. What is the average force on the meteor once it enters Jupiter's atmosphere? (Note: ignore gravity).
Homework...
I was flipping through the new releases on Netflix this morning when I pleasantly stumbled across a NOVA documentary that aired on PBS last year. If you haven't seen it and have Netflix, I recommend checking it out.
"NOVA: Meteor Strike"
Excellent video clips, tracking, data analysis, and...
A new meteor shower will light up the sky next week in the northern hemisphere. Comet 209P/Linear is forcast by some to produce 200+ events per hour hour overnight on May 23/24.
Incoming will originate from Camelopardalis, a circumpolar constellation (so it will be "up all night!")...
Look to the skies on May 5/6 to see the The Eta Aquarids! It's an above average shower, capable of producing up to 60 meteors per hour at its peak. Anyone going to check this out? I hope I have clear skies.
I'm looking for input/advice. *nudge* Russ :biggrin:
There's going to be a meteor shower (Lyrids) during my wife's birthday, and I want to take her to see it. Maybe bring some food to cook on the mini BBQ, wine, you get the idea. =]
So, I want to have something else to do just in case we don't...
Origin and provenance of spherules and magnetic grains at the Younger Dryas boundary
Yingzhe Wu, Mukul Sharma, Malcolm A. LeCompte, Mark N. Demitroff, and Joshua D. Landis
PNAS 2013 ; published ahead of print September 5, 2013, doi:10.1073/pnas.1304059110
From the pnas.org overview:
The...
I'm using a small b/w digital video camera and frame grabber to catch images of meteors in maybe a 15x15 degree area. Typically noise is introduced into the frames. It is desirable to determine if the image contains a meteor, and clean up the noise in the frames. What methodology is available...
Media hype about meteor "showers"
Every year there's a lot of media hype about meteor "showers". I have watched the Perseid shower in the past, at its 'peak' and, although the occasional trail in the sky is exciting - even mystical - the term 'shower' is total hyperbole. Around one of anything...
Hello folks,
Last night I got a reminder from anemone that the Perseid meteor shower was in progress, so I went outside and within a few minutes time I saw about half a dozen meteors. So, I wanted to pass along a reminder to everyone here to check it out if you're into that kind of thing. :D
Hey guys! On 3rd July, ~00:10 AM +10:00 GMT I have been watching night sky. Then suddenly, under Arcturus (no idea how much below, but about 7 full moons in a row below it) I saw a dim star which was never there. In a matter of seconds (5-10 seconds) it increased in brightness and became as...
Homework Statement
Hello! Suppose a meteor was approaching the Earth along a distance that passes through the Earth's center.I have a space station that moves around the Earth in a circular orbit (radius R)The meteor hit the space station and becomes incorporated.After the impact the space...
A meteorite crashed into the moon on March 17,
http://news.yahoo.com/huge-rock-crashes-moon-sparks-giant-explosion-152049489.html
Apparently, NASA astronomers have been monitoring the moon for lunar meteor impacts for the past eight years.
Back in february, a meteor came down over Russia and exploded in midair. I can't help but compare this to the Tunguska event. Thus my question. Why were the two meteor explosions both in the same general area of Earth?
Did the Chelyabinsk meteor really "explode"?
All the news and video reports said the Chelyabinsk meteor "exploded" but is that strictly accurate?
To explode, doesn't the inside of something have to rapidly expand and shatter the outer shell (like a bomb or hand grenade), so how can the inside...
Astronomers have calculated that the Russian meteor and asteroid 2012 DA14 have very different orbits:
Astronomers Calculate Orbit of Chelyabinsk Meteorite.
Still because of the very unlikely probability of their occurring together purely by chance, I would like to see some simulations of...
Why did the meteor explode? What specifically caused the fireball (the abrupt increase in brightness) for example? That is, what is the physics behind such a fireball versus one that just ablates and burns down to nothing? Meteors are made up of materials we do not normally consider explosive...
I doubt it. The trajectory of meteor was very close to be horizontal, so it could make revolution('s) around the Earth and fly opposite direction to asteroid known as 2012 DA14, being a remnants of 2012 DA14.
Was today's Chelyabinsk meteor destruction from an accelerated, focused "superboom" or a sonic boom? I assume it was not an explosion boom. I am trying to understand if the boom destruction radiated from central point or traveled with the meteor as an aircraft's sonic boom continually travels...
How many megatons was the pre-historic chixculub meteor impact equal to?
This was estimated to be millions of times more powerful than the cumulative explosive power of all of the nuclear weapons in the world combined.
It caused the extinction of most life on Earth during that time (namely the...
My wife, myself and another viewer were watching the Geminid meteor shower at about 2:00 AM on 23 December, 2012. Most of the meteors moved away from the constellation Gemini, just as one would expect.
We decided to watch a region of the sky where the meteor trails were very long. I am...
Homework Statement
A meteor is approaching a planet of mass M and radius R with speed while it is far away. If there were
no gravity, it would miss the center of the planet by a distance b. Gravity makes the meteor barely graze
the planets surface as it passes. Find in terms of other given...
Homework Statement
A meteor has a speed of 94.0 m/s when 700 km above the Earth. It is falling vertically (ignore air resistance) and strikes a bed of sand in which it is brought to rest in 3.03 m.
a) What is its speed just before striking the sand?
b) How much work does the sand do to...