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EAGLE-DET: Edge-Aware Global-Local Enhancement for Small Object Detection in UAV Aerial Imagery. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Tao Y, Ding Y, Mo B, Zhang B, Zhao C, Li D.   +5 more
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The future of robotic disassembly: a systematic review of techniques and applications in the age of AI. [PDF]

Front Robot AI
Ameur S, Tabaa M, Hidila Z, Hamlich M, Karboub K, Bearee R.   +5 more
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Object Oriented Programming

ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1989
Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is being used quite widely in the fields of both software engineering and artificial intelligence. The aim of this article is to give an idea of OOP and its features. It includes an indication of the available OOP environments and the Object-Oriented extensions made to the conventional languages such as C and Pascal ...
Richard P. Ten Dyke, John C. Kunz
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On testable object-oriented programming

ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 1997
A new philosophy contributing towards the design of testable object-oriented ( OO ) software is introduced in this paper. The testing of conventional OO software focuses on the generation of tests for existing objects and systems; the testable object-oriented programming ( TOOP
Yingxu Wang 0001, Graham King, Ian Court, Margaret Ross 0001, Geoff Staples   +4 more
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What is “Object-Oriented Programming”?

IEEE Software, 1987
The meaning of the term 'object oriented' is examined in the context of the general-purpose programming language C++. This choice is made partly to introduce C++ and partly because C++ is one of the few languages that supports data abstraction, object-oriented programming, and traditional programming techniques.
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Temporal Object-Oriented Programming

The Computer Journal, 2000
Summary: An object-oriented, declarative, statically typed and temporal language system is presented. What makes this system very different from the currently prevailing strongly typed procedural object oriented language systems is that methods are specified in a high-level, constraint sublanguage.
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Object-oriented programming in scheme

Proceedings of the 1988 ACM conference on LISP and functional programming, 1988
We describe a small set of additions to Scheme to support object-oriented programming, including a form of multiple inheritance. The extensions proposed are in keeping with the spirit of the Scheme language and consequently differ from Lisp-based object systems such as Flavors and the Common Lisp Object System.
Norman Adams, Jonathan Rees
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Basics of Object-Oriented Programming

2011
In the last chapter, we saw that the fundamental program structure in an object-oriented program is the object.We also outlined the concept of a class, which is similar to ADTs in that it can be used to create objects of types that are not directly supported by language. In this chapter, we describe in detail how to construct a class.
Brahma Dathan, Sarnath Ramnath
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Object-oriented programming for the biosciences

Bioinformatics, 1995
The development of software systems for the biosciences is always closely connected to experimental practice. Programs must be able to handle the inherent complexity and heterogeneous structure of biological systems in combination with the measuring equipment.
Wolfgang Wiechert, B. Joksch, R. Wittig, A. Hartbrich, T. Höner, Michael Möllney   +5 more
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Object-oriented robot programming

Robotica, 1997
The paper presents an object-oriented approach to the implementation of a software library (MRROC+) which contains building blocks for the construction of multi-robot system controllers tailored to meet specific demands of a task at hand. Moreover, the paper supplies a brief overview of robot programming methods.
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