This document provides an overview of the Language Variation Suite (LVS), an interactive web application for visual data analysis. The summary outlines key sections of the document:
1. LVS allows users to upload data files, perform summary statistics, cross tabulation, data adjustment, and visual and inferential analysis.
2. Visual analysis in LVS includes plotting variables, customizing plots, saving plots, and cluster classification.
3. Inferential analysis in LVS includes regression modeling, comparing regression models, and conditional tree analysis to capture variable interactions.
Hybrid Solution of the Cold-Start Problem in Context-Aware Recommender SystemsMatthias Braunhofer
This document summarizes Matthias Braunhofer's doctoral research on addressing the cold-start problem in context-aware recommender systems. It presents basic context-aware rating prediction models like CAMF-CC and SPF, and proposes novel variants that incorporate additional contextual information like item categories or user demographics. It also describes two approaches to building hybrid context-aware recommender systems - heuristic switching and adaptive weighting. An evaluation compares the performance of these models on three datasets in addressing new user, new item, and new context cold-start situations, finding that hybrid models generally outperform basic models.
This document describes a graph-based approach for skill extraction from text. It discusses expertise retrieval and previous related work. It then describes the Elisit system, which uses Wikipedia pages and spreading activation on Wikipedia's hyperlink network to associate skills with input documents. Sample queries to the system are provided. The method associates documents with Wikipedia pages and then performs spreading activation to find related skills. Evaluation shows biasing the spreading activation improves results.
Alleviating cold-user start problem with users' social network data in recomm...Eduardo Castillejo Gil
This work explores the possibility of using relevant data from users’
social network to alleviate the cold-user problems in a recommender
system domain. The proposed solution extracts the most valuable
node in the graph generated by check in a venue with an Android
application using the Foursquare API. By obtaining the recommendations to this node we estimate the probability of some categories
to be similar to users tastes...
Hybridisation Techniques for Cold-Starting Context-Aware Recommender SystemsMatthias Braunhofer
Context-Aware Recommender Systems (CARSs) suffer from the cold-start problem, i.e., the inability to provide accurate recommendations for new users, items or contextual situations. In this research, we aim at solving this problem by exploiting various hybridisation techniques, from simple heuristic-based solutions to complex adaptive solutions, in order to take advantage of the strengths of different CARS algorithms while avoiding their weaknesses in a given (cold-start) situation. Our initial research based on offline experiments using various contextually-tagged rating datasets has shown that basic CARS algorithms perform very differently in different recommendation scenarios, and that they can be effectively hybridised to achieve an overall optimal performance. Further research is now required to find the optimal method for hybridisation.
Techniques for Context-Aware and Cold-Start RecommendationsMatthias Braunhofer
Context-aware recommender systems better identify interesting items for users by adapting their suggestions to the specific contextual situations, e.g., to the current weather, if an excursion is to be recommended . But, the cold-start problem may jeopardise the quality of the recommendations: for users, items or contextual situations that are new to the system, recommendations are hard to compute. We have developed a number of novel techniques to tame this problem, and in particular, new hybrid algorithms that combine several, simpler, algorithms in order to exploit their strengths and avoid their weaknesses. We have also developed algorithms for actively identifying the most useful preference information to ask the user in order to bootstrap the system. Our results obtained from a series of offline and online experiments reveal that the proposed techniques can effectively alleviate the cold-start problem of context-aware recommender systems.
Machine Reading Using Neural Machines (talk at Microsoft Research Faculty Sum...Isabelle Augenstein
The document discusses machine reading using neural machines. It presents goals of fact checking claims and understanding scientific publications. It outlines challenges in tasks like stance detection on tweets and summarizing scientific papers. These include interpreting statements based on the target or headline, handling unseen targets, and the small size of benchmark datasets which makes neural machine reading computationally costly.
Alexandre Glas founded two startups in HR and education technology. The document discusses how chatbots can help digitalize HR processes, improve employee engagement during HR activities, and better understand and respond to employee needs and career changes. It presents two options for building or using ready-made chatbot solutions and examples of chatbots helping with career coaching and language learning.
Uma jovem nuvem se apaixona por uma duna no deserto do Saara. Ela decide permanecer sobre a duna e transformá-la em chuva para cobri-la de flores, mesmo sabendo que isso resultará em sua morte. Anos depois, a duna se transformou em um oásis graças ao amor e sacrifício da nuvem.
Hybrid Solution of the Cold-Start Problem in Context-Aware Recommender SystemsMatthias Braunhofer
This document summarizes Matthias Braunhofer's doctoral research on addressing the cold-start problem in context-aware recommender systems. It presents basic context-aware rating prediction models like CAMF-CC and SPF, and proposes novel variants that incorporate additional contextual information like item categories or user demographics. It also describes two approaches to building hybrid context-aware recommender systems - heuristic switching and adaptive weighting. An evaluation compares the performance of these models on three datasets in addressing new user, new item, and new context cold-start situations, finding that hybrid models generally outperform basic models.
This document describes a graph-based approach for skill extraction from text. It discusses expertise retrieval and previous related work. It then describes the Elisit system, which uses Wikipedia pages and spreading activation on Wikipedia's hyperlink network to associate skills with input documents. Sample queries to the system are provided. The method associates documents with Wikipedia pages and then performs spreading activation to find related skills. Evaluation shows biasing the spreading activation improves results.
Alleviating cold-user start problem with users' social network data in recomm...Eduardo Castillejo Gil
This work explores the possibility of using relevant data from users’
social network to alleviate the cold-user problems in a recommender
system domain. The proposed solution extracts the most valuable
node in the graph generated by check in a venue with an Android
application using the Foursquare API. By obtaining the recommendations to this node we estimate the probability of some categories
to be similar to users tastes...
Hybridisation Techniques for Cold-Starting Context-Aware Recommender SystemsMatthias Braunhofer
Context-Aware Recommender Systems (CARSs) suffer from the cold-start problem, i.e., the inability to provide accurate recommendations for new users, items or contextual situations. In this research, we aim at solving this problem by exploiting various hybridisation techniques, from simple heuristic-based solutions to complex adaptive solutions, in order to take advantage of the strengths of different CARS algorithms while avoiding their weaknesses in a given (cold-start) situation. Our initial research based on offline experiments using various contextually-tagged rating datasets has shown that basic CARS algorithms perform very differently in different recommendation scenarios, and that they can be effectively hybridised to achieve an overall optimal performance. Further research is now required to find the optimal method for hybridisation.
Techniques for Context-Aware and Cold-Start RecommendationsMatthias Braunhofer
Context-aware recommender systems better identify interesting items for users by adapting their suggestions to the specific contextual situations, e.g., to the current weather, if an excursion is to be recommended . But, the cold-start problem may jeopardise the quality of the recommendations: for users, items or contextual situations that are new to the system, recommendations are hard to compute. We have developed a number of novel techniques to tame this problem, and in particular, new hybrid algorithms that combine several, simpler, algorithms in order to exploit their strengths and avoid their weaknesses. We have also developed algorithms for actively identifying the most useful preference information to ask the user in order to bootstrap the system. Our results obtained from a series of offline and online experiments reveal that the proposed techniques can effectively alleviate the cold-start problem of context-aware recommender systems.
Machine Reading Using Neural Machines (talk at Microsoft Research Faculty Sum...Isabelle Augenstein
The document discusses machine reading using neural machines. It presents goals of fact checking claims and understanding scientific publications. It outlines challenges in tasks like stance detection on tweets and summarizing scientific papers. These include interpreting statements based on the target or headline, handling unseen targets, and the small size of benchmark datasets which makes neural machine reading computationally costly.
Alexandre Glas founded two startups in HR and education technology. The document discusses how chatbots can help digitalize HR processes, improve employee engagement during HR activities, and better understand and respond to employee needs and career changes. It presents two options for building or using ready-made chatbot solutions and examples of chatbots helping with career coaching and language learning.
Uma jovem nuvem se apaixona por uma duna no deserto do Saara. Ela decide permanecer sobre a duna e transformá-la em chuva para cobri-la de flores, mesmo sabendo que isso resultará em sua morte. Anos depois, a duna se transformou em um oásis graças ao amor e sacrifício da nuvem.
White Paper: Simplify Your OR's, Increase Your Cost CaptureJim Ferch
The application will aid three sets of processes:
Preparing for the surgery.
Recording and approving of consumption and costs at the OR during the procedure.
Eliminate or minimize dispute resolution leading to timely issuance of P.O. and invoice.
Online advertising is a popular revenue model where websites earn money by hosting ads from advertisers. Websites join ad networks that connect them with advertisers. Advertisers pay for ad placements using pricing models like cost per click (CPC) or cost per thousand impressions (CPM). Common ad formats are banners, videos and search ads. Publishers must meet the ad network's requirements for content and traffic. This model provides benefits like tracking performance but also risks like ad blocking and click fraud.
The document discusses orodispersible films as a drug delivery system. It provides an introduction to orodispersible films, describes their advantages over other dosage forms like tablets, and discusses various aspects of formulation such as polymers, plasticizers, and drug loading. The document also summarizes evaluation methods for orodispersible films and provides examples of marketed products in this category. In conclusion, it states that orodispersible films are considered a promising drug delivery system, especially for pediatric and geriatric patients due to their ease of administration.
Comparative study on LIC V/S other insurances companyTushar bhuwad
1. A survey of 30 people found that most had taken 1-4 life insurance policies, primarily for effective savings and future expenses.
2. While most recognized insurance covers risks and is an investment, some were unsure if premiums paid to private insurers were safe.
3. Respondents were generally aware the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority regulates the sector, protecting investments in insurance companies, though a few lacked this knowledge.
VIETNAM – ENVIRONMENT – SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENT - WHAT MUST BE DONE:Dr. Oliver Massmann
The document discusses sustainable investment opportunities and challenges in Vietnam's environment sector. It covers 4 key issues: 1) water/waste management and enforcement of regulations, 2) waste management and e-waste recycling, including opportunities for waste-to-energy, 3) air quality control and reducing coal reliance, and 4) reducing plastic bag pollution. It also discusses 2) sustainable buildings and energy efficiency, including promoting green building standards and non-fired bricks. Finally, it outlines recommendations for Vietnam to prepare for implementing the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement, including removing barriers to renewable energy investment and establishing cooperation mechanisms on trade and sustainable development.
This document provides an overview of psychology as a field of study. It discusses that psychology derives from Greek words meaning soul or mind and study. It then covers several key topics in psychology including:
- Psychology is considered a science because it answers questions systematically based on facts rather than wishes.
- Psychology deals with both observable human behaviors and mental processes that cannot be directly observed.
- There are various branches and schools of thought in psychology as well as methods used such as introspection, observation, and experimentation.
- Psychology is also connected to other fields like biology, chemistry, and sociology that contribute to understanding human behavior.
- The nervous system acts as the connecting mechanism between the mind and
Este documento propone la creación de un club de fútbol playa en Ortiz, Estado Guárico, Venezuela. Los objetivos incluyen organizar a los jóvenes para practicar fútbol playa y ofrecerles una mejor calidad de vida, promover la cooperación comunitaria y valores como el trabajo en equipo. El fútbol playa ofrece beneficios para la salud y la integración social. Se describen los antecedentes históricos del deporte y las dimensiones y características del terreno de juego requerido.
Gunshot injuries can cause complex wound patterns depending on factors like the velocity, size, and composition of the bullet. Management involves addressing airway, breathing, circulation, and hemorrhage control emergently. Evaluation with imaging helps determine the extent of injuries. Treatment follows a phase approach, starting with wound toilet, debridement, and stabilization before later reconstruction with bone grafts and soft tissue flaps to restore function and appearance. Special considerations include injuries to structures like the facial nerve and salivary ducts. Penetrating neck injuries from gunshots also carry risk of damaging vital vasculature.
Origami Reindeer Christmas Decoration; 5.9 Inch Square Paper; uses 2 Sheets; made from traditional origami offering table; also called a spice holder - one for the Head and one for the body; folded slightly different to create the reindeer.
Other website from Dirk Spencer, Corporate Recruiter include:
https://dirkspencer.com - Dirk’s recruiter experience
https://resumepsychology.com – The book preview
https://thecandymakerresume.com – The book preview
https://theoneinterviewquestion.com – The book preview
https://dirksinterviewpsychology.com – The book preview
https://resumekeywordsdecoded.com – The book preview
http://www.slideshare.net/DirkSpencer - Online presentations by Dirk
http://resumekeywordsdecoded.teachable.com - Dirk’s online resume keywords class (free)
The angiogenesis process, the factors regulating it, different assays for it, a little about tumour angiogenesis, the drugs and new therapeutic approaches towards inhibiting or augmenting the process.
The document provides an overview of Apache Hadoop and how it addresses challenges with traditional data architectures. It discusses how Hadoop uses HDFS for distributed storage and YARN as a data operating system to allow for distributed computing. It also summarizes different data access methods in Hadoop including MapReduce for batch processing and how the Hadoop ecosystem continues to evolve and include technologies like Spark, Hive and more.
Data Visualization: Language Variation Suite and Interactive Text Mining SuiteOlga Scrivner
This workshop introduces two user-friendly applications, namely Language Variation Suite and Interactive Text Mining Suite, that allow researchers visually explore and statistically analyze language data. Written in R with Shiny app, these applications not only provide a web interactive interface, they also allow researchers implement state-of-the-art statistical methods, such as cluster analysis, topic modeling, inferential trees and mixed model logistic regressions.
This document outlines a process for preparing reports in various file formats like PDF, Word, and PowerPoint with embedded R code. The process involves opening a file, writing content, embedding R code, rendering the output, and saving the final report.
Introducing R Shiny and R notebook: R collaborative toolsXavier Prudent
This document discusses how to improve performance and reproducibility in R using R Notebooks and R Shiny. It provides an overview and instructions for creating R Notebooks and R Shiny apps. R Notebooks allow incorporating R code, outputs, plots and comments into a single document. R Shiny allows building interactive web apps with R by separating the user interface from the backend code. The document demonstrates how to set up basic R Notebooks and R Shiny apps and enhance them with features like commenting, tables, formatting and interactivity.
This document discusses different ways to interact with YARN including via command line, Livy server, Thrift server, Jupyter notebooks, and IDEs. It also mentions the Default and Thrift queues in YARN as well as links for Sparkmagic, Livy, the HDInsight IntelliJ plugin, and HDInsight documentation.
Data Visualization: Introduction to Shiny Web ApplicationsOlga Scrivner
In this workshop, I will introduce you to the concept of Declarative Reactive Web Frameworks, allowing for interactive user-friendly data visualization and data analytics, particularly Shiny. Shiny is an R package that creates interactive applications for data visualization. You will learn some Shiny basics: how to build your reactive app and deploy it to the server
Optimizing Data Analysis: Web application with ShinyOlga Scrivner
In the format of hands-on session, this workshop will introduce participants to the Language Variation Suite (LVS), a user-friendly interactive web application built in R. LVS provides access to advanced statistical methods and visualization techniques, such as mixed-effects modeling, conditional and random tree analyses, cluster analysis. These advanced methods enable researchers to handle imbalanced data, measure individual and group variation, estimate significance, and rank variables according to their significance.
Workshop files:
Categorical data csv – Use of R in New York (Labov 1966) - http://cl.indiana.edu/~obscrivn/docs/categoricaldata.csv
Continuous data csv – Intervocalic /d/ (Díaz-Campos et al. 2016) - http://cl.indiana.edu/~obscrivn/docs/continuousdata.csv
Language Variation Suite - https://languagevariationsuite.shinyapps.io/Pages/
Visual Analytics for Linguistics - Day 4 ESSLLI - structured dataOlga Scrivner
This document provides an overview and agenda for Day 4 of a course on Visual Analytics for Linguistics. The day will focus on working with structured data, including a review of text mining using the tm package in R and an introduction to the Language Variation Suite (LVS) tool. LVS allows users to upload structured data, visualize relationships in the data through plots and cluster analysis, and perform inferential statistical analysis such as regression modeling and conditional trees. The workshop materials include a movie metadata dataset that will be analyzed using LVS.
White Paper: Simplify Your OR's, Increase Your Cost CaptureJim Ferch
The application will aid three sets of processes:
Preparing for the surgery.
Recording and approving of consumption and costs at the OR during the procedure.
Eliminate or minimize dispute resolution leading to timely issuance of P.O. and invoice.
Online advertising is a popular revenue model where websites earn money by hosting ads from advertisers. Websites join ad networks that connect them with advertisers. Advertisers pay for ad placements using pricing models like cost per click (CPC) or cost per thousand impressions (CPM). Common ad formats are banners, videos and search ads. Publishers must meet the ad network's requirements for content and traffic. This model provides benefits like tracking performance but also risks like ad blocking and click fraud.
The document discusses orodispersible films as a drug delivery system. It provides an introduction to orodispersible films, describes their advantages over other dosage forms like tablets, and discusses various aspects of formulation such as polymers, plasticizers, and drug loading. The document also summarizes evaluation methods for orodispersible films and provides examples of marketed products in this category. In conclusion, it states that orodispersible films are considered a promising drug delivery system, especially for pediatric and geriatric patients due to their ease of administration.
Comparative study on LIC V/S other insurances companyTushar bhuwad
1. A survey of 30 people found that most had taken 1-4 life insurance policies, primarily for effective savings and future expenses.
2. While most recognized insurance covers risks and is an investment, some were unsure if premiums paid to private insurers were safe.
3. Respondents were generally aware the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority regulates the sector, protecting investments in insurance companies, though a few lacked this knowledge.
VIETNAM – ENVIRONMENT – SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENT - WHAT MUST BE DONE:Dr. Oliver Massmann
The document discusses sustainable investment opportunities and challenges in Vietnam's environment sector. It covers 4 key issues: 1) water/waste management and enforcement of regulations, 2) waste management and e-waste recycling, including opportunities for waste-to-energy, 3) air quality control and reducing coal reliance, and 4) reducing plastic bag pollution. It also discusses 2) sustainable buildings and energy efficiency, including promoting green building standards and non-fired bricks. Finally, it outlines recommendations for Vietnam to prepare for implementing the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement, including removing barriers to renewable energy investment and establishing cooperation mechanisms on trade and sustainable development.
This document provides an overview of psychology as a field of study. It discusses that psychology derives from Greek words meaning soul or mind and study. It then covers several key topics in psychology including:
- Psychology is considered a science because it answers questions systematically based on facts rather than wishes.
- Psychology deals with both observable human behaviors and mental processes that cannot be directly observed.
- There are various branches and schools of thought in psychology as well as methods used such as introspection, observation, and experimentation.
- Psychology is also connected to other fields like biology, chemistry, and sociology that contribute to understanding human behavior.
- The nervous system acts as the connecting mechanism between the mind and
Este documento propone la creación de un club de fútbol playa en Ortiz, Estado Guárico, Venezuela. Los objetivos incluyen organizar a los jóvenes para practicar fútbol playa y ofrecerles una mejor calidad de vida, promover la cooperación comunitaria y valores como el trabajo en equipo. El fútbol playa ofrece beneficios para la salud y la integración social. Se describen los antecedentes históricos del deporte y las dimensiones y características del terreno de juego requerido.
Gunshot injuries can cause complex wound patterns depending on factors like the velocity, size, and composition of the bullet. Management involves addressing airway, breathing, circulation, and hemorrhage control emergently. Evaluation with imaging helps determine the extent of injuries. Treatment follows a phase approach, starting with wound toilet, debridement, and stabilization before later reconstruction with bone grafts and soft tissue flaps to restore function and appearance. Special considerations include injuries to structures like the facial nerve and salivary ducts. Penetrating neck injuries from gunshots also carry risk of damaging vital vasculature.
Origami Reindeer Christmas Decoration; 5.9 Inch Square Paper; uses 2 Sheets; made from traditional origami offering table; also called a spice holder - one for the Head and one for the body; folded slightly different to create the reindeer.
Other website from Dirk Spencer, Corporate Recruiter include:
https://dirkspencer.com - Dirk’s recruiter experience
https://resumepsychology.com – The book preview
https://thecandymakerresume.com – The book preview
https://theoneinterviewquestion.com – The book preview
https://dirksinterviewpsychology.com – The book preview
https://resumekeywordsdecoded.com – The book preview
http://www.slideshare.net/DirkSpencer - Online presentations by Dirk
http://resumekeywordsdecoded.teachable.com - Dirk’s online resume keywords class (free)
The angiogenesis process, the factors regulating it, different assays for it, a little about tumour angiogenesis, the drugs and new therapeutic approaches towards inhibiting or augmenting the process.
The document provides an overview of Apache Hadoop and how it addresses challenges with traditional data architectures. It discusses how Hadoop uses HDFS for distributed storage and YARN as a data operating system to allow for distributed computing. It also summarizes different data access methods in Hadoop including MapReduce for batch processing and how the Hadoop ecosystem continues to evolve and include technologies like Spark, Hive and more.
Data Visualization: Language Variation Suite and Interactive Text Mining SuiteOlga Scrivner
This workshop introduces two user-friendly applications, namely Language Variation Suite and Interactive Text Mining Suite, that allow researchers visually explore and statistically analyze language data. Written in R with Shiny app, these applications not only provide a web interactive interface, they also allow researchers implement state-of-the-art statistical methods, such as cluster analysis, topic modeling, inferential trees and mixed model logistic regressions.
This document outlines a process for preparing reports in various file formats like PDF, Word, and PowerPoint with embedded R code. The process involves opening a file, writing content, embedding R code, rendering the output, and saving the final report.
Introducing R Shiny and R notebook: R collaborative toolsXavier Prudent
This document discusses how to improve performance and reproducibility in R using R Notebooks and R Shiny. It provides an overview and instructions for creating R Notebooks and R Shiny apps. R Notebooks allow incorporating R code, outputs, plots and comments into a single document. R Shiny allows building interactive web apps with R by separating the user interface from the backend code. The document demonstrates how to set up basic R Notebooks and R Shiny apps and enhance them with features like commenting, tables, formatting and interactivity.
This document discusses different ways to interact with YARN including via command line, Livy server, Thrift server, Jupyter notebooks, and IDEs. It also mentions the Default and Thrift queues in YARN as well as links for Sparkmagic, Livy, the HDInsight IntelliJ plugin, and HDInsight documentation.
Data Visualization: Introduction to Shiny Web ApplicationsOlga Scrivner
In this workshop, I will introduce you to the concept of Declarative Reactive Web Frameworks, allowing for interactive user-friendly data visualization and data analytics, particularly Shiny. Shiny is an R package that creates interactive applications for data visualization. You will learn some Shiny basics: how to build your reactive app and deploy it to the server
Optimizing Data Analysis: Web application with ShinyOlga Scrivner
In the format of hands-on session, this workshop will introduce participants to the Language Variation Suite (LVS), a user-friendly interactive web application built in R. LVS provides access to advanced statistical methods and visualization techniques, such as mixed-effects modeling, conditional and random tree analyses, cluster analysis. These advanced methods enable researchers to handle imbalanced data, measure individual and group variation, estimate significance, and rank variables according to their significance.
Workshop files:
Categorical data csv – Use of R in New York (Labov 1966) - http://cl.indiana.edu/~obscrivn/docs/categoricaldata.csv
Continuous data csv – Intervocalic /d/ (Díaz-Campos et al. 2016) - http://cl.indiana.edu/~obscrivn/docs/continuousdata.csv
Language Variation Suite - https://languagevariationsuite.shinyapps.io/Pages/
Visual Analytics for Linguistics - Day 4 ESSLLI - structured dataOlga Scrivner
This document provides an overview and agenda for Day 4 of a course on Visual Analytics for Linguistics. The day will focus on working with structured data, including a review of text mining using the tm package in R and an introduction to the Language Variation Suite (LVS) tool. LVS allows users to upload structured data, visualize relationships in the data through plots and cluster analysis, and perform inferential statistical analysis such as regression modeling and conditional trees. The workshop materials include a movie metadata dataset that will be analyzed using LVS.
Language Variation Suite - interactive toolkit for quantitative analysisOlga Scrivner
Description of interactive freely accessible online quantitative toolkit for linguistic data analysis and visualization. Step-by-step guide how to use this online tool and interpret results.
Workshop nwav 47 - LVS - Tool for Quantitative Data AnalysisOlga Scrivner
This document provides an overview of the Language Variation Suite (LVS) toolkit. The LVS is a web application designed for sociolinguistic data analysis. It allows users to upload spreadsheet data, perform data cleaning and preprocessing, generate summary statistics and cross tabulations, create data visualizations, and conduct various statistical analyses including regression modeling, clustering, and random forests. The workshop will cover the structure and functionality of the LVS through practical examples and exercises using sample sociolinguistic datasets.
This document summarizes a proposed hybrid, multi-dimensional recommender system for journal articles in a scientific digital library. The system combines collaborative filtering with content-based filtering, applies PageRank to citations to address data sparsity issues, and incorporates user project profiles and information retrieval modes into a multi-dimensional ratings matrix to provide personalized recommendations. It aims to enhance scientific innovation by providing high-quality, serendipitous article recommendations.
Workflow Provenance: From Modelling to ReportingRayhan Ferdous
This document provides an overview of workflow provenance and proposes a programming model and system architecture for collecting and querying workflow provenance data at scale. It begins by defining provenance and its importance for big data analytics. It then classifies different types of provenance queries and proposes a taxonomy. The document outlines a programming model using object-oriented programming and domain-specific languages to automate provenance logging. It proposes parsing logs into a graph database to support fundamental provenance queries and data visualization. Finally, it discusses scaling the system and conducting further research through user studies and query optimization.
A Scalable Approach for Efficiently Generating Structured Dataset Topic ProfilesBesnik Fetahu
The increasing adoption of Linked Data principles has led
to an abundance of datasets on the Web. However, take-up and reuse is hindered by the lack of descriptive information about the nature of the data, such as their topic coverage, dynamics or evolution. To address this issue, we propose an approach for creating linked dataset profiles. A profile consists of structured dataset metadata describing topics and their relevance. Profiles are generated through the configuration of techniques for resource sampling from datasets, topic extraction from reference datasets and their ranking based on graphical models. To enable a good trade-off between scalability and accuracy of generated profiles, appropriate parameters are determined experimentally. Our evaluation considers topic profiles for all accessible datasets from the Linked Open Data cloud. The results show that our approach generates accurate profiles even with comparably small sample sizes (10%) and outperforms established topic modelling approaches.
Setting Up a Qualitative or Mixed Methods Research Project in NVivo 10 to Cod...Shalin Hai-Jew
This document summarizes a presentation on using NVivo 10 software to code and analyze qualitative and mixed methods research data. It introduces NVivo 10 as a data management and analysis tool, demonstrates how to import and code data from various sources, and shows how to visualize and analyze coded data through matrices, models, and queries. The goals are to introduce NVivo 10's capabilities and to demonstrate the process of setting up a project for qualitative or mixed methods research.
Rare Variant Analysis Workflows: Analyzing NGS Data in Large CohortsGolden Helix Inc
Analysis of rare variants for population-level data is becoming a more common component of genomic research. Whether using exome chips, whole-exome sequencing, or even whole-genome sequencing, rare variation analysis requires a unique analytic perspective.
In this presentation, we will review some of the tools available in SVS for large sequenced cohorts including summarization, visualization, and statistical analysis of rare variants using KBAC, CMC, and other methods.
Special attention will be given to useful functions available for download from the SVS scripts repository.
This document describes the statistical methods available in East software for designing clinical trials. It lists methods for continuous, discrete, survival, and agreement data including single-arm, multiple-arm, paired/unpaired, non-inferiority/equivalence, and adaptive designs. It provides an overview of East's capabilities for simulation, sample size calculation, interim monitoring, and customizable reporting of trial design characteristics.
This document describes the statistical methods available in East software for designing clinical trials. It includes methods for continuous, discrete, survival, and multiple endpoints. It allows for fixed sample and group sequential designs, and has capabilities for simulation, sample size calculation, and interim monitoring of trials. East is a validated software tool used by pharmaceutical companies and regulatory agencies to design adequate and well-controlled clinical trials.
This document describes the statistical methods available in East software for designing clinical trials. It includes methods for continuous, discrete, survival, and multiple endpoints. It allows fixed sample and group sequential designs, and has capabilities for simulation, sensitivity analysis, and interim monitoring of adaptive designs. East is a validated software tool that facilitates the planning, design, and analysis of clinical trials.
This document describes the statistical methods available in East software for designing clinical trials. It includes methods for continuous, discrete, survival, and multiple endpoints. It allows for fixed sample and group sequential designs, and has functions for simulations, sample size calculations, and interim monitoring. East is a validated software that facilitates the design, simulation, and monitoring of clinical trials.
Quantitative Digital Backchannel: Developing a Web-Based Audience Response Sy...Educational Technology
The document describes research into developing a quantitative digital backchannel system to measure audience perception in large lectures. It outlines requirements for the system including supporting many devices, maximizing meaningful information while keeping it simple, and continuous backchannel activity. The system was implemented and tested in a lecture with 100 students, with findings like 75% participation rate and that activity decreased over time. The conclusion is that dimensions, BYOD support, user experience, and motivating participation are important for an effective quantitative backchannel system.
Designing Guidelines for Visual Analytics System to Augment Organizational An...Xiaoyu Wang
This document presents a two-stage framework for designing visual analytics systems for organizational environments.
The first stage involves observing the domain to characterize it and generalize the analytical workflows. This informs the design artifacts and specifications.
The second stage refines the system based on formative user evaluations. Usage patterns are analyzed to customize the visualization and update the data model. The goal is to augment organizational analysis while modeling individual user reasoning.
The framework bridges high-level concepts with specific implementations. It also considers evaluation metrics to assess knowledge gain from using visual analytics in organizational settings.
PhD thesis defense.
This manuscript describes a methodology designed and implemented to realise the recommendation of vocabularies based on the content of a given website. The goal of the proposed approach is to generate vocabularies by reusing existing schemas. The automatic recommendation helps to leverage websites to self-described web entities in the Web of Data; understandable by both humans and machines. In this direction, the implemented approach is wrapped within a broader methodology of turning a website in a machine understandable node by using technologies that have been developed in the scope of the Semantic Web vision. Transforming a website to a machine understandable entity is the first step required by the websites side in order to narrow the gap with web agents and enable the structured content consumption without the need of implementing an Application Programming Interface (API) that would provide read-write functionality. The motivation of the thesis stems from the fact that the data provided via an API is already presented on the corresponding website in most of the cases.
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How to Create a Regression Model
Step 1 Modeling - create a model with dependent and
independent variables
Step 2 Regression - specify the type of regression (fixed,
mixed) and type of dependent variable (binary,
continuous, multinomial)
Step 3 Stepwise Regression - compare models
(Log-likelihood, AIC, BIC)
Step 4 Conditional Trees - apply non-parametric tests
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[1] Baayen, Harald. 2008. Analyzing linguistic data: A practical introduction to statistics. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press
[2] Gries, Stefan Th. 2015. Quantitative designs and statistical techniques. In Douglas Biber Randi
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[3] Schnapp, Jeffrey, and Peter Presner. 2009. Digital Humanities Manifesto 2.0.
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