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  • Statistical Evaluation of the Predictive Toxicology Challenge 2000-2001 
    King, Ross Donald; Toivonen, H.; Srinivasan, A.; Kramer, S.; Helma, C. (2003)
    Motivation: The development of in silico models to predict chemical carcinogenesis from molecular structure would help greatly to prevent environmentally caused cancers. The Predictive Toxicology Challenge (PTC) competition ...
  • Strategies that students use to trace code: an analysis based in grounded theory 
    Simon, B.; Thomas, Lynda; Fitzgerald, Sue (2005-10)
    How do beginning students approach problems which require them to read and understand code? We report on a Grounded Theory-based analysis of student transcripts from 12 institutions where students were asked to 'think ...
  • Structure based drug design with inductive logic programming 
    King, Ross Donald; Enot, David (2003)
  • Student transformations: are they computer scientists yet? 
    Thomas, Lynda; Zander, Carol; Boustedt, Jonas; Mostrom, Jan Eric; Sanders, Kate; McCartney, Robert (2009-08)
    We examine the changes in the ways computing students view their field as they learn, as reported by the students themselves in short written biographies. In many ways, these changes result in students thinking and acting ...
  • Student understanding of object-oriented programming as expressed in concept maps 
    Moström, J.; Thomas, Lynda; McCartney, R.; Boustedt, Jonas; Sanders, K.; Eckerdal, Anna (2008-03-15)
    In this paper, we present the results of an experiment in which we sought to elicit students' understanding of object-oriented (OO) concepts using concept maps. Our analysis confirmed earlier research indicating that ...
  • Students' perceptions of the differences between formal and informal learning 
    Eckerdal, Anna; Sanders, Kate; Boustedt, Jonas; Thomas, Lynda; McCartney, Robert (2011-11-23)
    Research has shown that most learning in the workplace takes place outside of formal training and, given the swiftly changing nature of the field, computer science graduates more than most workers, need to be able to learn ...
  • Subsethood-based fuzzy modelling and classification 
    Rasmani, Khairul; Shen, Qiang (2004)
    Reasoning with fuzzy rule-based models has been widely applied to perform various real world classification tasks. The main advantage of this approach is that it supports inferences in the way people think and make judgements. ...
  • Subsethood-based Fuzzy Rule Models and their Application to Student Performance 
    Rasmani, Khairul; Shen, Qiang (2005)
    The focus of this paper is the use of fuzzy approaches to classify student academic performance, which so far has not been performed satisfactorily by existing fuzzy techniques. Instead of using methods that solely rely ...
  • Summary recommendations for standardization and reporting of metabolic analyses 
    Lindon, John C.; Nicholson, Jeremy; Holmes, Elaine; Keun, Hector; Craig, Andrew; Pearce, Jake; Bruce, Stephen; Hardy, Nigel; Sansone, Susanna-Assunta; Antti, Henrick; Jonsson, Par; Daykin, Clare; Navarange, Mahendra; Beger, Richard; Verheij, Elwin R.; Amberg, Alexander; Baunsgaard, Dorrit; Cantor, Glenn; Lehman-McKeeman, Lois; Earll, Mark; Wold, Svante; Johansson, Erik; Haselden, John; Kramer, Kerstin; Thomas, Craig; Lindberg, Johann; Schuppe-Koistinen, Ina; Wilson, Ian; Reily, Michael; Robertson, Donald G.; Senn, Hans; Krotzky, Arno; Kochhar, Sunil; Powell, Jonathan; van der Ouderaa, Frans; Plumb, Robert; Schaefer, Hartmut; Spraul, Manfred (2005)
    The Standard Metabolic Reporting Structures (SMRS) working group outlines its vision for an open,community-driven specification for the standardization and reporting of metabolic studies.
  • Supervision and sensing in flexible assembly 
    Nigel William; Howard; Jeremy John (Springer Science+Business Media, 1993)
    This paper concerns a flexible assembly cell that uses transputers and high performance robotics. We describe our own contribution — the design and implementation of two major software components: the supervisor, which ...
  • Supervisory and sensing software for an integrated flexible assembly machine 
    Hardy, Nigel William; Rowland, Jeremy John; Nicholls, Howard (World Scientific, 1995-11-30)
  • Supervisory systems software 
    Hardy, Nigel William; Nicholls, Howard; Rowland, Jeremy John (MCB University Press, 1992)
  • Supply Chain Management System Application Based on SOA 
    Saelao, Mano (Aberystwyth UniversityComputer Science, 2009-01)
    Over last few years, Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) has gained a lot of attention, because it provides a new direction of software development, business agility and optimization of operating costs. Moreover, recent ...
  • Supporting undergraduate teaching in histopathology with virtual microscopy 
    Quirke, P.; Griffin, N. R.; Dee, Hannah; Dixon, M. F.; Waterhouse, M. (2006)
  • Surface Operation Requirements for the ExoMars Rover Vehicle Instrument Deployment Arm (IDA) 
    Barnes, David Preston; Tyler, Laurence (2008-11)
    A preliminary baseline design for the ExoMars IDA is the Beagle 2 (B2) arm, and the AU study has made extensive use of the B2 Development Model (DM) arm [Barnes-02, Barnes-03] which was part of the B2 Ground Test Model ...
  • Survey of Rough and Fuzzy Hybridization. 
    Lingras, Pawan; Jensen, Richard (2007)
    This paper provides a broad overview of logical and black box approaches to fuzzy and rough hybridization. The logical approaches include theoretical, supervised learning, feature selection, and unsupervised learning. The ...
  • Swarm Cognition and Artificial Life 
    Vito; Elio (Springer Science+Business Media, 2009)
    Swarm Cognition is the juxtaposition of two relatively unrelated concepts that evoke, on the one hand, the power of collective behaviours displayed by natural swarms, and on the other hand the complexity of cognitive ...
  • Swarm Cognition: an Interdisciplinary Approach to the study of Self-organising Biological Collectives 
    Trianni, Vito; Tuci, Elio; Passino, Kevin M.; Marshall, James (2011-03-01)
    Basic elements of cognition have been identified in the behaviour displayed by animal collectives, ranging from honeybee swarms to human societies. For example, an insect swarm is often considered a “super-organism” that ...
  • Symmetry is related to sexual dimorphism in faces: data across culture and species 
    Anthony C.; Benedict C.; Corri; Bernie; David R.; David I.; Coren L.; Frank W. (2008-05-07)
    Background Many animals both display and assess multiple signals. Two prominently studied traits are symmetry and sexual dimorphism, which, for many animals, are proposed cues to heritable fitness benefits. These traits ...
  • A System for Affordance Based learning of Object Grasping in a Robot 
    Wilson, James (2010-05-19)
    A system is described which takes synergies extracted from human grasp experiments and maps these onto a robot vision and hand-arm platform to facilitate the transfer of skills \cite{tao2010}. This system forms part of a ...

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