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Knowledge Transfer for Writer Identification

2018
The technical literature on writer identification usually considers the best case scenario in terms of data availability, i.e., a database composed of hundreds of writers with several documents per writer is available to train the machine learning models. However, in real-life problems such a database may not be available.
Diego Bertolini   +3 more
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Identification of Software Process Knowledge Management

Software Process: Improvement and Practice, 2002
AbstractThe effective and explicit management of knowledge has been presented as a key factor in the survival of companies in current business environments. The software development business is no different. The authors of this paper investigated two software processes in three small software development companies to identify the explicit and tacit ...
Bridget Meehan, Ita Richardson
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Knowledge Flow Identification

2009
Knowledge management (KM) is an important factor in organizational competitive advantage (Ichijo & Nonaka, 2007). Unfortunately, traditional KM initiatives frequently fail when they are included in the work processes of organizations (Stewart, 2002).
Oscar M. Rodríguez-Elias   +4 more
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Acquiring descriptive knowledge for classification and identification

1992
During the past decade, numerous real world knowledge-based systems have been built for the purpose of identification. Although most identification systems are based on the ability to observe and describe, few systems adress one of the first steps in knowledge acquisition which is how to acquire descriptions.
Michel Manago   +2 more
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Knowledge-Based System Identification

IFAC Postprint Volumes IPPV / International Federation of Automatic Control, 1992
Abstract Along, with the process of identification, being discussed in detail in this paper, the application of expert system techniques in the field of system identification is analyzed. Since the last six years knowledge-based techniques have been introduced in this domain, for system identification has many aspects which entail experienced and ...
H Unbehauen
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A Matching Identification Problem: A Knowledge Acquisition Approach

ORSA Journal on Computing, 1995
This paper is concerned with an identification problem of a set of K out of N numbers. Two parties are involved in the identification process, the inquirer and the respondent. The set to be identified is referred to as the chosen subset and it is known only to the respondent.
Abraham Mehrez, Geoffrey Steinberg
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Identification of Petri Nets from Knowledge of Their Language

Discrete Event Dynamic Systems, 2007
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CABASINO, MARIA PAOLA   +2 more
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The identification of knowledge content and function in manual labour

Ergonomics, 2003
Calls for an alternative conceptualization of cognition for applied concerns retain the core commitment of the basic research community to abstract cognition detached from a physical environment. The present paper attempts to break out of the dominant, narrow view of cognition and cognitive domains, with a cognitive analysis of digging ditches for the ...
Shalin, Valerie L., Verdile, Charles
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Knowledge-Supervised Learning: Knowledge Consensus Constraints for Person Re-Identification

Proceedings of the 29th ACM International Conference on Multimedia, 2021
The consensus of multiple views on the same data will provide extra regularization, thereby improving accuracy. Based on this idea, we proposed a novel Knowledge-Supervised Learning (KSL) method for person re-identification (Re-ID), which can improve the performance without introducing extra inference cost.
Li Wang 0040   +7 more
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Knowledge Identification from Requirements Specification

2015
One of the main artifacts in Requirements Engineering is the Requirements Specification (RS). Throughout the life cycle of the RS arises the need of extracting knowledge in order to facilitate communication with stakeholders. However, this process is not usually efficient. In the different proposals for the representation of an RS conflicts often arise,
Eduardo Barra, Jorge Morato
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