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Vision-Based People Counting and Tracking for Urban Environments. [PDF]

J Imaging
Nurseitov D, Bostanbekov K, Toiganbayeva N, Zhalgas A, Yedilkhan D, Amirgaliyev B.   +5 more
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3. Understanding and Analysing Science’s Algorithmic Regimes : A Primer in Computational Science Code Studies

Gabriele Gramelsberger, Daniel Wenz, Dawid Kasprowicz   +2 more
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Knowledge Discovery in Computational Science: A Case Study in Algorithm Selection

, 1996
Ramakrishnan, N., Rice, John R.
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Neural networks in computational materials science: training algorithms

Modelling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering, 1995
Neural networks can be used in principle in an unbiased way for a multitude of pattern recognition and interpolation problems within computational material science. Reliably finding the weights of large feed-forward neural networks with both accuracy and speed is crucial to their use.
A J Skinner, J Q Broughton
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Introducing Bioinformatics Algorithms in Computer Science Courses

Proceedings of the 49th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, 2018
The workshop is intended for CS educators who would like to get an overview of some of the major techniques used in bioinformatics and a hands-on experience with some of its most popular algorithms. Attendees will be exposed to topics, examples, and problems that can be added to their repertoire of projects for CS1/CS2, data structures and algorithms ...
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ALGORITHM IS A FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPT IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

2023
An algorithm is a clear sequence of actions aimed at achieving a goal or solving a problem. The history of the development of algorithms has come a long way from intuitive understanding and spontaneous application to awareness of patterns and practical use in modern computers and computer systems.
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Algorithms in Modern Mathematics and Computer Science

1981
The life and work of the ninth century scientist al-Khwarizmi, "the father of algebra and algorithms," is surveyed briefly. Then a random sampling technique is used in an attempt to better understand the kinds of thinking that good mathematicians and computer scientists do and to analyze whether such thinking is significantly "algorithmic" in nature ...
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Plagiarism Detection Algorithm for Source Code in Computer Science Education

International Journal of Distance Education Technologies, 2015
Nowadays, computer programming is getting more necessary in the course of program design in college education. However, the trick of plagiarizing plus a little modification exists among some students' home works. It's not easy for teachers to judge if there's plagiarizing in source code or not. Traditional detection algorithms cannot fit this condition.
Xin Liu, Chan Xu, Boyu Ouyang
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Memetic Algorithms and Their Applications in Computer Science

2018
The term “memetic algorithm” was introduced by Moscato is an extension of the traditional genetic algorithm. It uses a local search technique to reduce the likelihood of the premature convergence. Memetic algorithms are intrinsically concerned with exploiting all available knowledge about the problem under study. MAs are population-based metaheuristics.
B. K. Tripathy, Sooraj T. R., R. K. Mohanty   +2 more
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