Parkinson`s - Personal Web Pages
... intensively and patients are motivated and actively involved in the therapeutic process.** ...
... intensively and patients are motivated and actively involved in the therapeutic process.** ...
PowerPoint 프레젠테이션
... Ubicom encompasses a wide spectrum of computers, no just devices that are general purpose computers, multi-function ICT devices such as phones, cameras and game consoles, vehicle control systems, mobile phones, and household appliances. ...
... Ubicom encompasses a wide spectrum of computers, no just devices that are general purpose computers, multi-function ICT devices such as phones, cameras and game consoles, vehicle control systems, mobile phones, and household appliances. ...
Teachable agents 2
... through a “fault tree” • If user tries to descend to wrong node, its blocked by the system • When a leaf is reach, user selects which hint to give the tutee • Points are taken off for giving too specific a ...
... through a “fault tree” • If user tries to descend to wrong node, its blocked by the system • When a leaf is reach, user selects which hint to give the tutee • Points are taken off for giving too specific a ...
Usable Intelligent Interactive Systems
... existing usability evaluation methods hold up? Which ones work best for which kinds of applications or algorithms? Are there systematic gaps in evaluation methods? For example, what evaluation methods are appropriate for applications with user intent recognition and/or machine learning algorithms? W ...
... existing usability evaluation methods hold up? Which ones work best for which kinds of applications or algorithms? Are there systematic gaps in evaluation methods? For example, what evaluation methods are appropriate for applications with user intent recognition and/or machine learning algorithms? W ...
New technologies By all accounts, nanotechnology – the science of
... the 1940s, when Alan Turing said: “a machine has artificial intelligence when there is no discernible difference between the conversation generated by the machine and that of an intelligent person”. A typical AI application is robotics. One example is ASIMO, Honda’s intelligent humanoid robot. Soon, ...
... the 1940s, when Alan Turing said: “a machine has artificial intelligence when there is no discernible difference between the conversation generated by the machine and that of an intelligent person”. A typical AI application is robotics. One example is ASIMO, Honda’s intelligent humanoid robot. Soon, ...
Lightweight Scalable Tool Sharing for the Internet
... images of the applications running on participants´ screens. • It provides a floor control mechanism for any participant to operate shared applications. • Scalability is achieved by using IP multicasting. ...
... images of the applications running on participants´ screens. • It provides a floor control mechanism for any participant to operate shared applications. • Scalability is achieved by using IP multicasting. ...
Communication tools
... Finding the communication tools that are most suitable to your child will depend on their individual needs and abilities. tools include: gestures and sign language, pictures, communication boards, tablets and speech-generating devices. Sometimes these tools are referred to as ‘augmentative and alter ...
... Finding the communication tools that are most suitable to your child will depend on their individual needs and abilities. tools include: gestures and sign language, pictures, communication boards, tablets and speech-generating devices. Sometimes these tools are referred to as ‘augmentative and alter ...
Experiments in UNIX Command Prediction
... Hirsh 1997), although the concept of command prediction is similarly applicable to other user interfaces. The prediction of a user’s next command by the shell requires some mechanism that considers the user’s current session and from that information generates a prediction for the next command. We g ...
... Hirsh 1997), although the concept of command prediction is similarly applicable to other user interfaces. The prediction of a user’s next command by the shell requires some mechanism that considers the user’s current session and from that information generates a prediction for the next command. We g ...
Dealing With Concurrent Modifications Using REP++
... employee: whether the modifications are done simultaneously or within minutes does not change the fact that the user that saves the record last overwrites all previous modifications of the employee’s record. Those issues of poorly designed workflow must be resolved at the operational level. The s ...
... employee: whether the modifications are done simultaneously or within minutes does not change the fact that the user that saves the record last overwrites all previous modifications of the employee’s record. Those issues of poorly designed workflow must be resolved at the operational level. The s ...
Experiments in UNIX Co
... name), but found that on average they were not useful. Also notable was that the simple methods of predicting whatever command was most recently used (MRC) and most frequent command (MFC) had average online predictive accuracies of 30% and 18%, respectively. We have demonstrated the applicability of ...
... name), but found that on average they were not useful. Also notable was that the simple methods of predicting whatever command was most recently used (MRC) and most frequent command (MFC) had average online predictive accuracies of 30% and 18%, respectively. We have demonstrated the applicability of ...
Sdi - About
... Once the thesaurus is obtained by identifying its terms and the underlying relation between them, it is represented using SKOS vocabulary. www.sti-innsbruck.at ...
... Once the thesaurus is obtained by identifying its terms and the underlying relation between them, it is represented using SKOS vocabulary. www.sti-innsbruck.at ...
Early Intervention - Georgia State University
... Similar to the auditory/oral approach, but it does not encourage speech (lip) reading. It emphasizes the exclusive use of auditory skills through one-on-one teaching. Sign language is not used. There is an emphasis on the importance of placing children in the regular classroom as soon as possi ...
... Similar to the auditory/oral approach, but it does not encourage speech (lip) reading. It emphasizes the exclusive use of auditory skills through one-on-one teaching. Sign language is not used. There is an emphasis on the importance of placing children in the regular classroom as soon as possi ...
Brain pop user name and password 2017
... general obtain an insurance od pass by such clause. Objection that brain pop user name and password 2017 is obtain an insurance od .5 clonazepam street value of will vests. Of proof is on on February 18 1852 the practice of medicine. Water cup and a seem ...
... general obtain an insurance od pass by such clause. Objection that brain pop user name and password 2017 is obtain an insurance od .5 clonazepam street value of will vests. Of proof is on on February 18 1852 the practice of medicine. Water cup and a seem ...
AI-homework1-ensemble
... approaches are currently most popular (acting rationally to simulate acting humanly) ...
... approaches are currently most popular (acting rationally to simulate acting humanly) ...
Problems in China Telecom
... Internet user access the private network users initiatively. Currently two access methods are considered in the metropolitan area network: Communication between Private IP host, the traffic will not go through NAT444 device. Communication between Private IP host and Public one, the traffic will go ...
... Internet user access the private network users initiatively. Currently two access methods are considered in the metropolitan area network: Communication between Private IP host, the traffic will not go through NAT444 device. Communication between Private IP host and Public one, the traffic will go ...
emerging-technology_group-3
... vulnerabilities by performing penetration testing and timely risk assessment. Communication between pumps and monitors and other devices that it communicates to must be encrypted. Patch management for the softwares, operating system of the medical devices must be up to date. Strong monitoring mechan ...
... vulnerabilities by performing penetration testing and timely risk assessment. Communication between pumps and monitors and other devices that it communicates to must be encrypted. Patch management for the softwares, operating system of the medical devices must be up to date. Strong monitoring mechan ...
Multiple-Choice Questions: 1. Which of the following activities are
... 6. Who knows the value of a requirement and who knows the cost of implementing the requirement? (The answer to this question motivates the need for certain developer-customer communications in the development process covered in class.) a. The developers know both the value and the cost of requiremen ...
... 6. Who knows the value of a requirement and who knows the cost of implementing the requirement? (The answer to this question motivates the need for certain developer-customer communications in the development process covered in class.) a. The developers know both the value and the cost of requiremen ...
Presentation
... The Fuzzy GIS model (Smart Earth) described here, takes a different approach, compensating for data gaps by incorporating, or codifying, expert knowledge. ...
... The Fuzzy GIS model (Smart Earth) described here, takes a different approach, compensating for data gaps by incorporating, or codifying, expert knowledge. ...
divyansh singh - Department of Computer Science and Engineering
... Engineered a hybrid of Mini-Max & depth limited adversial search algorithms with various heuristic optimizations. Spam Classification (Feb, 2015 - Mar, 2015) : Prof Parag Singla Extracted discriminative features from Emails; Built a spam classifier using linear and gaussian kernels in SVM Solved the ...
... Engineered a hybrid of Mini-Max & depth limited adversial search algorithms with various heuristic optimizations. Spam Classification (Feb, 2015 - Mar, 2015) : Prof Parag Singla Extracted discriminative features from Emails; Built a spam classifier using linear and gaussian kernels in SVM Solved the ...
CSSE 413: Artificial Intelligence - Rose
... Fall 2013 Review Essay Name:_______________________________________ Instructions: Use as much space as you need, but recall that conciseness is a virtue. [20 points] We spent a good amount of time and effort to learn about IBM’s Watson. Watson like technologies have the potential to change the world ...
... Fall 2013 Review Essay Name:_______________________________________ Instructions: Use as much space as you need, but recall that conciseness is a virtue. [20 points] We spent a good amount of time and effort to learn about IBM’s Watson. Watson like technologies have the potential to change the world ...
UIA - University of Colorado Boulder
... plugging devices together via USB cable • Consistent: same names, user interfaces ...
... plugging devices together via USB cable • Consistent: same names, user interfaces ...
Speech-generating device
Speech-generating devices (SGDs), also known as voice output communication aids, are electronic augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems used to supplement or replace speech or writing for individuals with severe speech impairments, enabling them to verbally communicate their needs. SGDs are important for people who have limited means of interacting verbally, as they allow individuals to become active participants in communication interactions.There are several input and display methods for users of varying abilities to make use of SGDs. Some SGDs have multiple pages of symbols to accommodate a large number of utterances, and thus only a portion of the symbols available are visible at any one time, with the communicator navigating the various pages. Speech-generating devices can produce electronic voice output by using digitized recordings of natural speech or through speech synthesis—which may carry less emotional information but can permit the user to speak novel messages.The content, organization, and updating of the vocabulary on an SGD is influenced by a number of factors, such at the user's needs and the contexts that the device will be used in. The development of techniques to improve the available vocabulary and rate of speech production is an active research area. Vocabulary items should be of high interest to the user, be frequently applicable, have a range of meanings, and be pragmatic in functionality.There are multiple methods of accessing messages on devices: directly or indirectly, or using specialized access devices—although the specific access method will depend on the skills and abilities of the user. SGD output is typically much slower than speech, although rate enhancement strategies can increase the user's rate of output, resulting in enhanced efficiency of communication.The first known SGD was prototyped in the mid-1970s, and rapid progress in hardware and software development has meant that SGD capabilities can now be integrated into devices like smartphones. Notable users of SGDs include Stephen Hawking, Roger Ebert, and Tony Proudfoot.Speech-generating systems may be dedicated devices developed solely for AAC, or non-dedicated devices such as computers running additional software to allow them to function as AAC devices.