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Capturing and curating published data
Proceedings of the 10th annual joint conference on Digital libraries, 2010Verifiability and reproducibility are core tenets of the scholarly communication process. For many scientific publications, however, it is often the case that supporting datasets are not preserved, even when the article text is. And when they are, it is usually as a collection of files without relationships amongst one another or to the articles with ...
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On Capturing Effects of Modifications as Data Dependencies
2012 IEEE 36th Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference, 2012Dependence analysis on an Extended Finite State Machine (EFSM) representation of the requirements of a system under test has been used in requirements-based regression testing for regression test suite (RTS) reduction (reducing the size of a given test suite by eliminating redundancies), for RTS prioritization (ordering test cases in a given test suite
Ural, Hasan, Yenigün, Hüsnü
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International Symposium on Space Information in the Space Station Era, 1987
A systems concept developed in response to the specific requirements imposed by the Space Station and affiliated instrumentation is described. Particular attention is given to those subsystems associated with initial data capture, handling, routing, and distribution control for return link data via the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System.
JOHN LYON, GENE SMITH, RICHARD CARPER
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A systems concept developed in response to the specific requirements imposed by the Space Station and affiliated instrumentation is described. Particular attention is given to those subsystems associated with initial data capture, handling, routing, and distribution control for return link data via the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System.
JOHN LYON, GENE SMITH, RICHARD CARPER
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2018
The first step towards mobile data mining is collecting smartphone sensors’ readings, and processing the raw data in order to remove various noises. The key questions that need to be answered during data capturing and processing include: what data should be collected and how to collect such data, and what are the characteristic patterns behind these ...
Yuan Yao, Xing Su, Hanghang Tong
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The first step towards mobile data mining is collecting smartphone sensors’ readings, and processing the raw data in order to remove various noises. The key questions that need to be answered during data capturing and processing include: what data should be collected and how to collect such data, and what are the characteristic patterns behind these ...
Yuan Yao, Xing Su, Hanghang Tong
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The Photogrammetric Record, 1991
AbstractOnly a short time ago, a paper entitled “Data capture in the 1990s” would have generated a very futuristic view in the minds of readers, who would perhaps expect to read about technology which was a great advance and almost certainly not yet available.
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AbstractOnly a short time ago, a paper entitled “Data capture in the 1990s” would have generated a very futuristic view in the minds of readers, who would perhaps expect to read about technology which was a great advance and almost certainly not yet available.
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2000
The previous chapter contains most of the information needed to identify objects in transit. Table 17.1 identifies relative sizes and characteristics. Now that we have some interesting observations “in the bag”, how do we access the data?
Michael Maunder, Patrick Moore
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The previous chapter contains most of the information needed to identify objects in transit. Table 17.1 identifies relative sizes and characteristics. Now that we have some interesting observations “in the bag”, how do we access the data?
Michael Maunder, Patrick Moore
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1978
The data capture and output aspects of a system are often neglected, because the analyst tends to concentrate on the computer processing part of the job. Yet this ignores the fact that more time can be wasted in a system through poor data capture techniques and through excessive output than can ever be saved by the most elegant programming.
John E. Bingham, Garth W. P. Davies
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The data capture and output aspects of a system are often neglected, because the analyst tends to concentrate on the computer processing part of the job. Yet this ignores the fact that more time can be wasted in a system through poor data capture techniques and through excessive output than can ever be saved by the most elegant programming.
John E. Bingham, Garth W. P. Davies
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A comparison of data captured at point of care versus data captured retrospectively.
AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium, 2010Electronic data systems are being implemented in resource-poor HIV clinics to track and improve patient care. The great majority of these systems rely on paper forms and retrospective data entry, while a few have chosen to deploy point-of-care systems to collect data in real time.
Gerald, Douglas +5 more
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