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Displaying Results 201 - 225 of 3088 on page 9 of 124
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Measuring social capital in online communities
(2015)
Lane, Brid
Measuring social capital in online communities
(2015)
Lane, Brid
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THESIS 10685
Online communities are a popular and useful means for people to meet, share information, and learn more about a topic of interest to them. However, communities risk disintegration if there are insufficient social connections among the members. Existing techniques for measuring this sociability tend to fall short in various ways such as being overly subjective, disruptive to community flow, and struggle to capture on-going sociability.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80281
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Detecting gender bias in the coverage of politicians in Irish newspapers using automated text classification
(2014)
Leavy, Susan
Detecting gender bias in the coverage of politicians in Irish newspapers using automated text classification
(2014)
Leavy, Susan
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THESIS 10564
This thesis presents an investigation of whether there is evidence of gender bias in the coverage of politicians in Irish newspapers. Text-analysis techniques including natural language processing and machine learning are used to analyse newspaper content and highlighting differences in the coverage of male and female politicians. These differences are then analysed to identify any evidence of gender bias.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80288
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Slicepedia open corpus slicing for Adaptive Web Systems
(2014)
Levacher, Killian
Slicepedia open corpus slicing for Adaptive Web Systems
(2014)
Levacher, Killian
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THESIS 10465
The growing demand for user experiences on the web addressing individual needs, is driving the mainstream adoption of personalisation technologies across broad fields of interests. Adaptive Web Systems (AWSs) have traditionally attempted to deliver dynamically adapted and personalised experiences to users, through the sequencing and adaptation of recomposable content. The adaptivity offered by these systems however, can be restricted by a lack of sufficient resources, which represents a major obstacle to their widespread adoption. So as to serve the largest possible audience, common sense encouraged the labor intensive and limited production of such resources, to target the common and predictable needs of users in higher demand, by delivering one-size-fits-all recomposable material, of type and quantity predetermined in advance.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80291
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A slot-based approach to optimise freeway traffic using Intelligent Vehicles
(2014)
Marinescu, Dan
A slot-based approach to optimise freeway traffic using Intelligent Vehicles
(2014)
Marinescu, Dan
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THESIS 10442
Over the last decades, the increase in demand for road transportation has traditionally been matched by an expansion of the road network to prevent or reduce traffic congestion. This approach is unsustainable in the long term. A sustainable solution requires more efficient use of the existing road network by deploying so-called Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). Present day ITS implementations are generally responsible for controlling road access, incident detection and mitigation, predicting traffic conditions and providing route guidance, with the vast majority of these systems being deployed as part of the road infrastructure.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80318
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Using trust for environment adaptive model-based energy saving algorithm for wireless sensor networks
(2015)
Mohan, Mithileash
Using trust for environment adaptive model-based energy saving algorithm for wireless sensor networks
(2015)
Mohan, Mithileash
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THESIS 10911
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are used in environmental monitoring applications to obtain fine-grained spatial and temporal information concerning environmental phenomena. This requires continuous sensing and communication by the sensor nodes, potentiedly draining their energy. As energy is provided to the sensor nodes by batteries or energy harvesting devices, which have a limited capacity, it needs to be conserved to extend the lifetime of the WSN.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80354
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A case study of Action Design Research for privacy risk management engineering
(2014)
Moloney, Maria
A case study of Action Design Research for privacy risk management engineering
(2014)
Moloney, Maria
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THESIS 10410
This dissertation presents a case study concerning the application of the Action Design Research (ADR) methodology to the development of a privacy-enhanced electronic postal system. As part of the ADR project, a model of privacy-related decision making and privacy risk handling behaviour is developed and validated and it is applied to guide the development of the privacy-related features of the electronic postal system.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80355
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Temporally consistent region based video segmentation
(2014)
Nautiyal, Atul
Temporally consistent region based video segmentation
(2014)
Nautiyal, Atul
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THESIS 10731
This thesis addresses the problem of segmenting a video sequence in a temporally consistent fashion, so that the labels assigned to particular region remain the same throughout the sequence. Energy minimisation, and in particular ?-expansion based label propagation, is a popular approach for addressing video segmentation. In this approach, labels of most similar object classes are assigned to pixels such that the energy of final libelling is minimised. Two major limitations of this approach are not being able to handle non class based segmentation and appearance of new objects in the current frame. In this thesis, we developed a novel method for label propagation in the forward direction using the ?-expansion method.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80419
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A domain knowledge driven information uplift approach for network monitoring
(2014)
Song, Yuqian
A domain knowledge driven information uplift approach for network monitoring
(2014)
Song, Yuqian
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THESIS 10806
With the advance of modern network technologies, people now enjoy increased convenience whilst occasionally suffering annoyance from network issues by lacking domain expertise. In the Home Area Network (HAN), these issues bring extra support costs for network providers and also reduce the user's satisfaction. Network providers also face a number of systemic challenges to delivery services and ensuring the Quality of Experience (QoE) for the end-user. A key challenge is how to support non-expert users to understand and monitor complex network systems by leveraging domain expert knowledge.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80515
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Certainty assessment in informal language
(2015)
Mamani Sanch?z, Liliana
Certainty assessment in informal language
(2015)
Mamani Sanch?z, Liliana
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THESIS 10668
This research studied linguistic hedges in informal language style. Hedges are expressions that show a weakened commitment of speakers with respect to what they are saying. This modification in their commitment is made for various reasons; to show their personal stance, to show their state of knowledge or to show politeness as a deference to potential readers. At the same time, their motivations stem from their caring about how they are perceived and from their wish to be more precise in their evaluations.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77659
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The MOUSE approach : mapping ontologies using UML for system engineers
(2014)
Chung, Seung-Hwa
The MOUSE approach : mapping ontologies using UML for system engineers
(2014)
Chung, Seung-Hwa
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THESIS 10484
To address the problem of semantic heterogeneity, there has been a large body of research directed toward the study of semantic mapping technologies. Although various semantic mapping technologies have been investigated, facilitating the process for domain experts to perform a semantic data integration task is still not easy. This is because one is required not only to possess domain expertise but also to have a good understanding of knowledge engineering. This thesis proposes an approach that automatically transforms an abstract semantic mapping syntax into a concrete executable mapping syntax, I call this approach MOUSE (Mapping Ontologies using UML for System Engineers). In order to evaluate MOUSE, an implementation of this approach for a semantic data integration use case has been developed (called SDI, Semantic Data Integration). The aim is to enable domain experts, particularly system engineers, to undertake mappings using a technology that they are familiar w...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77607
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Collaborative, contextual, and technology-mediated mathematics learning activities : design heuristics and effects on student engagement
(2015)
Bray, Aibh?n
Collaborative, contextual, and technology-mediated mathematics learning activities : design heuristics and effects on student engagement
(2015)
Bray, Aibh?n
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THESIS 11054
This dissertation describes an approach to mathematics activity design that aligns the affordances of off-the-shelf technologies with relevant mathematics pedagogy. The aim is to create transformative learning experiences with the potential to overcome some of the well-documented impediments to mathematics teaching and learning. A review of existing literature identifies a number of areas in mathematics education as problematic, with the lack of student engagement with the subject seen as an area of particular concern. Although technology has been heralded as having the potential to address such issues, there is evidence of a need for explicit design heuristics to guide the development and implementation of technology interventions in mathematics education. This is seen to be particularly relevant within the context of 21st Century learning, in which the key skills of mathematical creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, communication and collaboration are em...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77601
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Adaptable peer-to-peer internet live media streaming
(2009)
Biskupski, Bartosz
Adaptable peer-to-peer internet live media streaming
(2009)
Biskupski, Bartosz
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THESIS 8792
Media streaming is an approach to delivering media, which may consist of video and audio, from a provider to viewers. Media streaming enables simultaneous delivery and playback of media and thus provides an alternative to media download, where the entire media content has to be delivered before the playback can begin. Media streaming can be on-demand for content archived at the provider or live for content produced at the time of delivery.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/89788
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Specifying Coupling and Cohesion Metrics using OCL and Alloy. Technical Report NUIM-CS-TR-2008-02
(2008)
McQuillan, Jacqueline A.; Power, James F.
Specifying Coupling and Cohesion Metrics using OCL and Alloy. Technical Report NUIM-CS-TR-2008-02
(2008)
McQuillan, Jacqueline A.; Power, James F.
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This report presents a MOF-compliant metamodel for calculating software metrics and demonstrates how it is used to generate a metrics tool that calculates coupling and cohesion metrics. We also describe a systematic approach to the analysis ofMOF-compliant metamodels and illustrate the approach using the presented metamodel. In this approach, we express the metamodel using UML and OCL and harness existing automated tools in a framework that generates a Java implementation and an Alloy specification of the metamodel, and use this both to examine the metamodel constraints, and to generate instantiations of the metamodel. Moreover, we describe how the approach can be used to generate test data for any software based on a MOF-compliant metamodel. We extend our framework to support this approach and use it to generate a test suite for the metrics calculation tool that is based on our metamodel.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/2397/
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Evaluating Twitter for Use in Environmental Awareness Campaigns
(2009)
Mooney, Peter; Winstanley, Adam C.; Corcoran, Padraig
Evaluating Twitter for Use in Environmental Awareness Campaigns
(2009)
Mooney, Peter; Winstanley, Adam C.; Corcoran, Padraig
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Many studies have shown that the effective harnessing of ICTs is critical in local, national, and global efforts to adapt and mitigate the effects of climate change. Citizens must be provided with accurate information about environmental issues and should receive this through the most effective communication channels available. In this paper we describe work in progress in evaluating Twitter as a means of distributing environmental information to citizens. This work will attempt to measure how effective the Twitter medium can be in environmental awareness campaigns for issues such as climate change by carrying out an analysis of a regularly updated database of Twitter messages. This work will also look to establish if users are environmental issues through their Twitter networks.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/2627/
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Software Specification, Implementation and Execution with Perfect. Department of Computer Science, Technical Report Series. NUIM-CS-TR-2005-07
(2005)
Carter, Gareth; Monahan, Rosemary
Software Specification, Implementation and Execution with Perfect. Department of Computer Science, Technical Report Series. NUIM-CS-TR-2005-07
(2005)
Carter, Gareth; Monahan, Rosemary
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Perfect is an Object Oriented programming language that is supported by the Perfect Developer software development tool. The paper presents the techniques that Perfect supports for the specification and implementation of software. The executable code produced by Perfect is also discussed. A guideline to the techniques of software development is provided by the paper, illustrating the many software development mechanisms that are supported by Perfect and the Perfect Developer tool.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/3936/
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Introducing the Perfect Language. Department of Computer Science, Technical Report Series. NUIM-CS-TR-2005-06
(2005)
Carter, Gareth; Monahan, Rosemary
Introducing the Perfect Language. Department of Computer Science, Technical Report Series. NUIM-CS-TR-2005-06
(2005)
Carter, Gareth; Monahan, Rosemary
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Perfect Developer is an environment that supports software development by providing a verification of the softwares correctness. Software is constructed with the Perfect language, an Object Oriented programming language that encompasses both specification and implementation features. This paper provides a general overview of the syntax of Perfect, describing a class template for Perfect. The novel features of the language are highlighted to document the uniqueness of Perfect. A small example is developed toward the end of the paper, to illustrate the process of software development on a small scale.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/3938/
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Teaching Discrete Structures: A systematic review of the literature
(2010)
Whelan, Thomas; Bergin, Susan; Power, James F.
Teaching Discrete Structures: A systematic review of the literature
(2010)
Whelan, Thomas; Bergin, Susan; Power, James F.
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This survey paper reviews a large sample of publications on the teaching of discrete structures and discrete mathematics in computer science curricula. The approach is systematic, in that a structured search of electronic resources has been conducted, and the results are presented and quantitatively analysed. A number of broad themes in discrete structures education are identified relating to course content, teaching strategies and the means of evaluating the success of a course.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/6361/
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Document Templates for Student Projects in Software Engineering.
(2002)
Delaney, Declan; Brown, Stephen
Document Templates for Student Projects in Software Engineering.
(2002)
Delaney, Declan; Brown, Stephen
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This technical report outlines the contents of a minimal set of software development documents, tailored for use by students in software engineering projects, and firmly based on IEEE standards. The document set is designed to support software development activities. It provides a framework for use in undergraduate software engineering projects, both individual and team-based, that helps students to learn best practice. A supplementary report describes the content of each document in more detail.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/5970/
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Guidelines for Documents Produced by Student Projects in Software Engineering
(2006)
Delaney, Declan; Brown, Stephen
Guidelines for Documents Produced by Student Projects in Software Engineering
(2006)
Delaney, Declan; Brown, Stephen
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This technical report provides detailed guidelines for the contents of a minimal set of software development documents, tailored for use by students in software engineering projects, and based on IEEE standards, as described in technical report NUIM-CS-TR2002-05 [3]. It is intended to be read along with that report, and used to assist in determining the exact contents of each section.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/5971/
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Testing Guidelines for Student Projects
(2005)
Brown, Stephen; Monahan, Rosemary
Testing Guidelines for Student Projects
(2005)
Brown, Stephen; Monahan, Rosemary
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The guidelines in this report provide a basis for students to test their software projects. It is not intended to be a complete overview of all testing techniques, but provides a framework to guide students in the verification and validation of their work. The focus is on the testing of executable code; code reviews, requirements validation, and design verification are not addressed in this document, but are as important in the development of high quality software.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/5972/
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Documents for Student Projects in Software Engineering
(2003)
Delaney, Declan; Brown, Stephen
Documents for Student Projects in Software Engineering
(2003)
Delaney, Declan; Brown, Stephen
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This technical report outlines a set of software development documents, tailored for use by students in software engineering projects. It is based on IEEE standards and, in general, IEEE terms and abbreviations have been used to provide exposure to professional terminology. This is a revised version of the document templates and guidelines described in technical reports NUIM-CS-TR2002-5 and NUIM-CSTR2002- 6. In this report the contents have been consolidated and the guidelines condensed to reflect experience with the previously defined document templates. The titles of each document are now preceded by the word educational to distinguish them from the actual IEEE documents from which the document titles are derived.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/5973/
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Computing Modified Bessel functions with large Modulation Index for Sound Synthesis Applications
(2009)
Timoney, Joseph; Lysaght, Thomas; Lazzarini, Victor; Gao, Ruiyao
Computing Modified Bessel functions with large Modulation Index for Sound Synthesis Applications
(2009)
Timoney, Joseph; Lysaght, Thomas; Lazzarini, Victor; Gao, Ruiyao
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Ordinary Bessel functions are a common function used when examining the spectral properties of frequency modulated signals, particularly in sound synthesis applications. Recently, it was shown that modified Bessel functions can also be used for sound synthesis. However, to limit the impact of aliasing distortion when using these functions, it is essential to set an upper limit on the frequency-dependent modulation index used when computing these functions. However, it can be impossible to do this beyond a certain threshold when using standard mathematical software tools such as Matlab, or the scientific toolbox of the Python language, because of numerical overflow issues. This short paper presents an approach to overcome this limitation using the MaxStar algorithm. Results are also presented to demonstrate the usefulness of this solution.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/2552/
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Using Apodization to improve the performance of the Complex Spectral Phase Estimation (CSPE) Algorithm
(2009)
Wang , Jian; Timoney, Joseph; Hodgkinson, Matthieu
Using Apodization to improve the performance of the Complex Spectral Phase Estimation (CSPE) Algorithm
(2009)
Wang , Jian; Timoney, Joseph; Hodgkinson, Matthieu
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The recently introduced Complex Spectral Phase Evolution (CSPE) algorithm is a super-resolution technique for the estimation of the exact frequency values of sinusoidal components in a signal. However, if a component of the signal does not exist within the entire data set, it cannot be identified out by CSPE algorithm, even though it still may be visible in the FFT magnitude spectrum. In this paper, we identify the source of this problem and propose a novel approach to resolve this issue. Specifically, we will show how to use a window apodization function to improve the CSPE algorithm. Experimental results are presented to illustrate the performance enhancement.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/2553/
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Tram and Bus Tracker: A Dynamic Web Application for Public Transit Reliability
(2009)
Shalaik, Bashir; Winstanley, Adam C.
Tram and Bus Tracker: A Dynamic Web Application for Public Transit Reliability
(2009)
Shalaik, Bashir; Winstanley, Adam C.
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Currently transit quality information such as timetable adherence, bus arrival times and route performance has usually been disseminated through static environments on web-pages, paper documents or other different media. This paper describes a dynamic Geographic Information Systembased Web application which displays the same information through a dynamic web application. Using data collected from an Automatic Vehicle Location System (AVL), a map-based interface has been created to allow travellers and operators to see routes, stops and buses in motion. The collected information is archived for off-line analysis. The system allows users to query and display day-to-day management of operations as well as to generate static performance reports to provide a complete view of the transit system reliability.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/2607/
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Benchmarking the accuracy of reverse engineering tools for Java programs: a study of eleven UML tools. Technical Report: NUIM-CS-TR-2007-01
(2007)
Kearney, Steven; Power, James F.
Benchmarking the accuracy of reverse engineering tools for Java programs: a study of eleven UML tools. Technical Report: NUIM-CS-TR-2007-01
(2007)
Kearney, Steven; Power, James F.
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Software Development is not always a “Green Field” process, and software developers often find themselves maintaining old code. UML CASE tools provide the ability to reverse engineer source code. Software developers may find themselves needing to reverse engineer some source code in order to understand its design. Since there are a number of UML CASE tools available, the question many organisations face is: Which one suits our needs best? To answer this question they will need to evaluate all the available tools, measure the results of this evaluation and rank the tools based on the evaluation.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/2400/
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