This paper considers whether the seemingly disparate fields of Computational Intelligence (CI) and computer architecture can profit from each others’ principles, results and e...
This empirical study demonstrates that students’ learning of computer science takes place in qualitatively different ways. The results consist of categories, where each category...
When developing large software products many verbal and written interactions take place. In such interactions the use of abstract and uncertain expressions is considered advantageo...
We define a process called congealing in which elements of a dataset (images) are brought into correspondence with each other jointly, producing a data-defined model. It is based ...
Erik G. Miller, Nicholas E. Matsakis, Paul A. Viol...
In many multiagent approaches, it is usual to assume the existence of a common ontology among agents. However, in dynamic systems, the existence of such an ontology is unrealistic ...