Affective Computing as Complex Systems Science
AbstractPioneered in the early ‘90s by Rosalind Picard, a professor and IEEE Fellow of the MIT Media Lab, Affective Computing – rooted originally in artificial intelligence – now branches into wearable computing, big data, psychology, neuroscience, and modeling in order to advance the knowledge, understanding, and development of systems for sensing ...
Lee, William, Norman, Michael D.
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Curricular Complexity Versus Quality of Computer Science Programs
In this research paper we describe a study that involves measuring the complexities of undergraduate curricula offered by computer science departments, and then comparing them to the quality of these departments, where quality is determined by a metric-based ranking system.
Heileman, Gregory L. +5 more
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Promoting learning transfer in science through a complexity approach and computational modeling
This article concerns the synergy between science learning, understanding complexity, and computational thinking (CT), and their impact on near and far learning transfer. The potential relationship between computer-based model construction and knowledge transfer has yet to be explored.
Janan Saba +2 more
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Computer science, computer, computational complexity
Vladimir Nikolaevich Chubarikov +3 more
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Modelling Complexity with Unconventional Data: Foundational Issues in Computational Social Science
Abstract The large availability of data, often from unconventional sources, does not call for a data-driven and theory-free approach to social science. On the contrary, (big) data eventually unveil the complexity of socio-economic relations, which has been too often disregarded in traditional approaches.
Magda Fontana, Marco Guerzoni
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Evaluation complexity of tasks in computer science courses
The article defines the concept of information capacity as a criterion for estimating the complexity of tasks. Considered information model problem-solving process.
L A Lukina, N V Sidorova, N G Kuzina
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Average Case ϵ-Complexity in Computer Science: A Bayesian View
Relations between average case ϵ-complexity and Bayesian statistics are discussed. An algorithm corresponds to a decision function, and the choice of information to the choice of an experiment. Adaptive information in ϵ-complexity theory corresponds to the concept of sequential experiment.
Kadane, Joseph B. +1 more
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[Computed tomography in the Multidisciplinary Science and Technology Complex "Eye Microsurgery"].
The paper is devoted to analysis of the results of CT in 1000 patients examined in the Multibranch Research and Technology Complex "Eye Microsurgery". The specific feature of CT in this institution is that 52% of all investigations of ophthalmological patients fall to the share of eyeball abnormality and 40%--to a study of the other parts of the organ ...
S N, Fedorov +4 more
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Robust ISAC based framework for location estimation and target detection in 6G networks. [PDF]
Soni L +3 more
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Computational modelling and network medicine in drug toxicology and clinical pharmacovigilance. [PDF]
Zhao Q, Li X, Balan V.
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