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Tzafetas M, Mitra A, Paraskevaidi M, Bodai Z, Kalliala I, Bowden S, Lathouras K, Rosini F, Szasz M, Savage A, Balog J, McKenzie J, Lyons D, Bennett P, MacIntyre D, Ghaem-Maghami S, Takats Z, Kyrgiou M et al., The intelligent-Knife (i-Knife) and its intraoperative diagnostic advantage for the treatment of cervical disease., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of USA, ISSN: 0027-8424.
This thesis proposes a new ML architecture for ASD screening that consists of a rule-based classification method called Rules Machine Learning (RML) which generates high predictive rules that can be easily understood by different users. Moreover, a new feature selection method known as Variable Analysis (Va) is proposed; this significantly reduces the number of features needed for ASD.
Tom Bennett has been teaching in the East End of London for thirteen years. Currently he is the Director and founder of researchED, a grass-roots, teacher-led project that aims to make teachers research-literate and pseudo-science proof. Since 2013 researchED has grown from a tweet to an international conference movement that so far has spanned three continents and six countries. In 2009 he.
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He is an active member of the Open Source community, the founder of Metawidget, and a speaker at conferences such as JavaOne and Red Hat Summit, and podcasts such as JavaScript Jabber. He won Australasian PhD Thesis Of 2013, top prize at Hackagong 2014, and is an Honorary Teaching Fellow at the University of Technology, Sydney.
I'm thrilled to announce my PhD thesis, Derivation of a General Purpose Architecture for Automatic User Interface Generation has won the John Makepeace Bennett Award (formerly known as the Best PhD Thesis Award) for the most Distinguished Doctoral Dissertation in Australia and New Zealand. My thesis details the research behind the Open Source project Metawidget.
Bate, S., Bennetts, R., Hasshim, N., Portch, E., Murray, E., Burns, E. and et al. (2019) 'The Limits of Super Recognition: An Other-Ethnicity Effect in Individuals.
J. Bennett's 4 research works with 8 citations and 254 reads, including: The characterization of non-volatile impurities in mixed carbon feedstock and their interactions with gasifier liner materials.
Bennett and Hacker conclude their history with a review of the research of famed neurosurgeon Wilder Penfield. In order to remove epileptogenic tissue in the temporal cortex it was necessary for patients to be awake so that the diseased and healthy tissue could, using electrical stimulation, be delineated and healthy tissue spared. Penfield showed that patients could recall experiences in.
Optimisation of conspicuousness. Defended prey often use bright conspicuous patterns to warn potential predators. However, naive, specialised, or desperate predators may ignore a warning, I am interested in how animals balance the benefits of salient signalling (aposematism) with the benefits of a low predator encounter rate (camouflage).
The Bennett Institute for Public Policy launched in April 2018. The Institute is conducting high-level academic and policy research, as well as expanding the portfolio of public policy education and training offered at the University of Cambridge. We are based at the department of POLIS. Learn more about the department. Our location Department of Politics and International Studies Alison.
James Bennett's 3 research works with 161 citations and 1,997 reads, including: Understanding the impact of generational issues in the workplace.
George and Bennett believe that the techniques and heuristics of the case study approach permit the researcher to arrive at rigorous and differentiated hypotheses about underlying social processes. In particular, they believe that the method of process-tracing has substantial power in social research, permitting the researcher to move from the details of a particular historical case to more.
