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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Smart phone application"”.
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Effects of a smart phone application on breast self-examination: a feasibility study
OBJECTIVES: This study aims to develop a smart phone application on breast selfexamination , and to evaluate the effects of the application to the behavioral modification of breast self-examination. METHODS: A developed smart phone app based on Android OS had functions on selfexamination date …
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Phone virtual environment for RC assistive robot
… with human. An assistive robot with an Android phone controller needed since smart phones nowadays are used almost by everyone. This assistive robot controller does not require much effort from the user, just needs moving a finger to control them. This project uses SolidWorks and Processing in …
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Automatic segmentation of indoor and outdoor scenes from visual lifelogging
… scenes. We incorporated these statistics in a smart phone application where the user can monitor his/her activities. To automatically classify images into indoor & outdoor scenes, we have used pre-trained convolutional neural networks on Imagenet and Places2 and applied transfer learning to …
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Of pigeons, and mud, and streets, and clouds
… techniques are brought together in the form of a smart phone application that prompts users to redirect their attention to the multitude of entities active around them. Participants' responses aggregate as a database of relational anecdotes, which is then choreographed into a series of episodic …
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Examining the effects of wearable technology and biometric coaching on heart rate variability, health related quality of life, and predictors of heart rate variability in collegiate athletes
… personalized coaching based on HRV data via smart phone application. Student athletes completed a HRQoL survey at start and end of study. Results: A significant effect of time was present for both HRV and HRQoL. A slightly larger increase was seen in both variables for the WC group; however, …
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Creative art-based technologies for interagency working together for safeguarding children and young people
… one type of technology access, that of an application or ‘app’, could also facilitate children’s direct access for advice, help and response from the child protection system in the UK. The current UK policy emphasis on child-focused systems and outcomes (Munro, 2011) forms a background to …
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Disaggregation of residential home energy via non-intrusive load monitoring for energy savings and targeted demand response
… from simulation models to installing "smart-plugs" at every outlet where an appliance is connected to the wall. Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) is one such disaggregation option. NILM is widely recognized as one of the most cost-effective methods for gathering disaggregated energy …
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Labour regulation in the on-demand economy: an ‘uberfication’ of the status quo?
… no more than give the non-standard employee a smart phone application with which to earn an income.
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Understanding thermal comfort and wellbeing of older South Australians using occupant-centric models
… aggregate models; and (4) investigating the application of personal comfort models in managing the thermal environment of older people. Two indoor environmental monitoring field studies and related point-in-time thermal comfort surveys were conducted to collect datasets for the analyses. The …
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“You’ve got to own your depression” The role of ownership in the process of depression recovery: A qualitative exploration of the visual-verbal accounts of depression recovery utilising photography
… Spaniol & Koehler, 1994) and to date, the application and development of models or concepts relating to depression recovery specifically remain under-explored. However, since the switch in focus from maladaptive tendencies like the use of alcohol as a coping mechanism (e.g., Magovcevic & …