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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Non-Expert Users"”.

  1. Designing Meaningful Algorithmic System Transparency for Non-Expert Users

    … that might impact them. Among others, non-expert users represent key stakeholders that can benefit from but also be impacted by algorithmic systems. Their transparency needs deserve urgent attention as daily lives increasingly rely on such systems. In this thesis, I explore how to …

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  2. Analyzing and Manipulating Numeric Business Data: An Aid to Non-Expert Users (Spreadsheet Programs)

    … row or a column. To provide the casual business users with the operational power for data manipulation which is clearly lacking in current spreadsheet programs, we developed the Higher-level Tabular Data Operators (HTDOs). HTDOs are intended to be an enhancement to the existing spreadsheet …

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  3. Multimodal Representation Learning for Textual Reasoning over Knowledge Graphs

    … KGs. Furthermore, to extend the usage of KGs to non-expert users, retrieval over them cannot solely rely on logical reasoning but also needs to consider text-based search. This creates a need for multi-modal representations that capture both the semantic and structural features from the KGs. The …

    vt Repository record for Multimodal Representation Learning for Textual Reasoning over Knowledge Graphs (opens in a new tab)

  4. Making navigation easier in object-oriented programming systems

    It has been reported that non-expert users have difficulties in finding reusable software components in large object-oriented programming systems and there is a need for help tools. The research reported in this thesis addresses this issue. Described in this thesis is the design of a tool called …

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  5. I want my IoT – end-user developers and the Internet of Things

    … its potential remains largely untapped by non-expert users. This thesis investigates technical, conceptual, and practical barriers that limit non-expert end-user developers from creating bespoke IoT projects. Based on the premise that simplifying IoT development and providing targeted …

    waikato-masters Repository record for I want my IoT – end-user developers and the Internet of Things (opens in a new tab)

  6. IntuiSec : a framework for intuitive user interaction with security in the smart home

    … and real-world metaphors that are intuitive to non-expert users. It also translates user intent to the appropriate system-level security actions. The IntuiSec framework presents the user with intuitive steps for setting up a secure home network, establishing trusted relationships between …

    mit Repository record for IntuiSec : a framework for intuitive user interaction with security in the smart home (opens in a new tab)

  7. Natural Language Interfaces to Conceptual Models

    … SPARQL) which pose significant difficulties for non-expert users. One way to lower the learning overhead and make ontology queries more straightforward is through a Natural Lan- guage Interface (NLI). While there are existing NLIs to structured data with reasonable performance, they tend to …

    whiterose Repository record for Natural Language Interfaces to Conceptual Models (opens in a new tab)

  8. Lbpi: A Web Interface For The Identification of Allosteric Ligand Binding Sites

    … to bind a ligand. However, LIBSA requires expert skills to be properly executed. Thus, a <em>Web interface</em>, LBPI (Ligand Binding Pocket Identification) has been developed using Django, a Python-based web framework. A Python <em>Wrapper</em> has also been developed to streamline …

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  9. Lbpi: A Web Interface For The Identification of Allosteric Ligand Binding Sites

    … to bind a ligand. However, LIBSA requires expert skills to be properly executed. Thus, a <em>Web interface</em>, LBPI (Ligand Binding Pocket Identification) has been developed using Django, a Python based web framework. A Python <em>Wrapper</em> has also been developed to streamline …

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  10. An Interactive Visual Paradigm for Knowledge Graph Question-Answering

    … knowledge graphs (KGs) often remain complex for non-expert users. This thesis introduces TRACE, a Reasoning and Answer-path Comprehension Engine, a visualization tool enhancing transparency in KG question answering (KGQA). By abstracting intricate KGs into intuitive meta-nodes, TRACE simplifies …

    mit Repository record for An Interactive Visual Paradigm for Knowledge Graph Question-Answering (opens in a new tab)

  11. Organic indoor location : infrastructure and applications

    … One of the main goals behind OIL is to enable non-expert users to contribute the data that is required for localization. Toward this we have developed (1) a server-client architecture for aggregating and distributing data; (2) a caching scheme that enables client devices to estimate indoor …

    mit Repository record for Organic indoor location : infrastructure and applications (opens in a new tab)

  12. Audio Segmentation, Classification and Visualization

    … audio files and are more suitable for casual and non expert users.

    auckland-tech Repository record for Audio Segmentation, Classification and Visualization (opens in a new tab)

  13. Design-for-empowerment-for-design : computational structures for design democratization

    The vision to engage non-architects in the design of their habitat through the mediation of computer aids, dates back to the early computational era (1960s-1970s) and is currently being recast under cyber-cultural and technological influences. The computational tools enabling this architectural …

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  14. Semantics-enriched workflow creation and management system with an application to document image analysis and recognition

    … designing workflows can be a daunting task for users due to the complexities of the systems and the sheer number of available processing nodes, each having different compatibility/applicability characteristics. This Thesis explores how concepts of the Semantic Web can be used to augment workflow …

    salford Repository record for Semantics-enriched workflow creation and management system with an application to document image analysis and recognition (opens in a new tab)

  15. Interactive Analysis of Protein Structure and Dynamics

    … researchers besides different methodological expertise to apply unfamiliar techniques on their biological systems of interest without the need to download software or databases. To facilitate usage, I included visualization allowing intuitive understanding and analysis. We developed the NGL …

    qucosa-diss

  16. Election Data Visualisation

    … of communicating information to specialists and non-specialists alike. This amounts to a democratisation of access to political and electoral data. To some extent political science lags behind the progress that has been made in the field of data visualisation. Much of the academic output remains …

    plymouth Repository record for Election Data Visualisation (opens in a new tab)

  17. Predictive Simulation of Musculoskeletal Models Using Direct Collocation

    … current software provision has limitations. Users are restricted from leveraging state-of-the-art methods and algorithms. Alternatively, they are required to develop bespoke implementations of direct collocation, or laboriously manually link multiple software packages. In order to address …

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  18. Sketching as a support mechanism for the design and development of shape-changing interfaces

    … this usually occurs without consultation of end-users. Due to the prototypical nature of shape-change, there is no specific current practice of User-Centred Design (UCD). If this is not addressed, the resulting field may consist of undirected, research-focused hardware with little real world …

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  19. INTERFACE EVALUATION AND OPERATOR PERFORMANCE PREDICTION, APPLIED TO A TELEROBOTIC CASE-STUDY.

    … technology. However, it is still challenging for non-expert users, as human performance is hindered by the lack of feedback, limited awareness of the remote environment and the control complexity. Literature on teleoperation interface design has focused mostly on solving technological challenges …

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  20. Crowd-supervised training of spoken language systems

    … the collective intelligence of crowds of non-expert individuals to provide valuable training data at a very low cost for actively deployed spoken language systems. We also show that in some domains the crowd can be incentivized to provide training data for free, as a byproduct of …

    mit Repository record for Crowd-supervised training of spoken language systems (opens in a new tab)

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