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Objective verification of continuous speech sound discrimination using the acoustic change complex. [PDF]
Front Hum NeurosciJeon EK, Klemuk SA, Brown CJ.
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A Beginner's Guide to Applying Large Language Models in Behavioral Interventions. [PDF]
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Confidence Measurement Metrics in Multimodal Large Language Models for Ultrasound-Based Radiology Cases: Comparative Evaluation Study of Self-Reported, Consistency-Based, and Hybrid Methods. [PDF]
J Med Internet ResHan T, Shin J, Lee JH, Gu K.
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High-level programming languages
Computers and Biomedical Research, 1970Abstract In the development of computer systems for facilitating the data management activities of patient care (hospital information systems), powerful high-level programming languages are needed, which provide capabilities for integrated, multiuser, real-time information processing. The required features of systems to support such languages include
G O, Barnett, R A, Greenes
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A programming language for high-level architecture
1979 International Workshop on Managing Requirements Knowledge (MARK), 1979The machine language of a computer is the programming language that the bare hardware can accept and interpret. In a von Neumann architecture, it is essentially a set of machine instructions and data formats. In a high-level computer architecture, 7 , 8 the machine language is a high-level programming language since the hardware high-level architecture
Yaohan Chu, Edward Ray Cannon
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High-level language debugging for concurrent programs
ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, 1990An integrated system design for debugging distributed programs written in concurrent high-level languages is described. A variety of user-interface, monitoring, and analysis tools integrated around a uniform process model are provided. Because the tools are language-based, the user does not have to deal with low-level implementation details of ...
Germán S. Goldszmidt +2 more
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A language for high-level programming of mathematical applications
Proceedings. 1988 International Conference on Computer Languages, 2003A language system called the Automated Programmer automates a great deal of routine effort for scientific, engineering, and mathematical application programming. Its notation is modeled after conventional textbook mathematical representation, so that mathematical expressions can be entered just as they appear in conventional solution specifications. It
Fred Grossman +2 more
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Adding graphics to a high‐level programming language
Software: Practice and Experience, 1995AbstractWhen graphics input/output capabilities are added to a programming language originally designed with a text stream input/output model, various design decisions affect the ease with which the graphics facilities are learned and used by applications programmers.
Clinton L. Jeffery +2 more
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The high-level graphics programming language PASCAL/Graph
Computers & Graphics, 1982Abstract A high-level programming language like PASCAL offers data types, variables, constants and operators, with which the programmer can represent the actual world as a model inside the computer. The world of numbers and text has been represented in the computer for many years by various kinds of variables.
Wilhelm Barth +2 more
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High-level programming languages for low-level programming
2021Many programming problems are assumed to require low-level programming approaches, due to highly specific requirements. As such, these problems are solved in low-level programming languages, which require the programmer to specify every detail of execution.
Peters, Arthur, 1984- +1 more
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