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User profiling in the intelligent office
… aim is to investigate different methods of profiling user activities in an office environment. This will allow optimal use of resources in future Intelligent Office Environments while still taking account of user preferences and comfort. To achieve the goal of this research, a data …
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Multi-dimensional clustering in user profiling
User profiling has attracted an enormous number of technological methods and applications. With the increasing amount of products and services, user profiling has created opportunities to catch the attention of the user as well as achieving high user satisfaction. To provide the user what she/he …
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User profiling in the intelligent office
… aim is to investigate different methods of profiling user activities in an office environment. This will allow optimal use of resources in future Intelligent Office Environments while still taking account of user preferences and comfort. To achieve the goal of this research, a data …
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Dynamic User Profiling for Search Personalisation
… system largely depends upon the ability to build user profiles which accurately capture the user's search interests. However, many approaches to user profiling have neglected the dynamic nature of the user's search interests. That is, a user's search interests typically change in response to their …
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Hardware and User Profiling for Multi-factor Authentication
Most software applications rely on the use of user-name and passwords to authenticate end users. This form of authentication, although used ubiquitously, is widely considered unreliable due to the users inability to keep them secret; passwords being prone to dictionary or rainbow-table attacks; as …
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Task-based user profiling for query refinement (toque)
The information needs of search engine users vary in complexity. Some simple needs can be satisfied by using a single query, while complicated ones require a series of queries spanning a period of time. A search task, consisting of a sequence of search queries serving the same information need, can …
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User profiling in social networks based on graph data: bridging local and global structures
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Skyline Query Processing
… with new application domains leading us to user profiling with the help of Skyline.
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Impact of Webpage Access on the Design of Single-Chip Heterogeneous Multiprocessors
… over the next best architecture when individual user preferences were also considered. Webpage access, to include user profiling for individual utilization, is clearly a significant factor in the design of mobile devices — and thus should be included in future benchmarks based upon webpage …
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Security and Privacy Analysis of Embedded Wireless Systems
… systems which contain information sensitive to user privacy. However, they did not get their due attention perhaps because we do not interact with them directly. Thus, this thesis studies the security and privacy of these systems.</p> <p>Both TPMS and AMR systems communicate using wireless …
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Identification of Privacy Risks for Android Users and Effective Protection Mechanisms
… of benefits, meaning they allow to create user services, and risks, especially for user privacy. Taking advantage of the API, it is possible to make data travel from our device and third parties via network and vice versa. This thesis analyzes the data flow on smartphones with Android …
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Tempest: A Framework for High Performance Thermal-Aware Distributed Computing
… they suffer several limitations: for the average user such simulation tools can be cumbersome to use, these tools may take significant time and expertise to port to different systems. Further, such tools produce significant detail and accuracy at the expense of execution time enough to prohibit …
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Towards a general platform for effectively analyzing social media
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A framework of integrated continuous online learner with fuzzy neural network application in learning environment
… Identification Number (pin) to verify the user does not guarantee a person's identity, because other people can use it. Even occasional visitors and users tend to pass their tokens or share their passwords with their colleagues to make their work easier. In all scenarios, online assessments …
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Mediating chance encounters through opportunistic social matching
… highlight that additional meta-information about user interests is needed to operationalize relational context, such as users' passion level for an interest and their skill levels for an activity. Based on these findings, the novel design concept of passive context-awareness for social matching is …
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E-book adoption in academic and research libraries
… research design, that included a survey, ECU users were invited to self-describe their own patterns of e-book behaviour. Survey data was used to determine if behaviour observed in transactions could be explained in terms of constructs derived from technology acceptance, information behaviour …
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Machine learning techniques for sensor-based household activity recognition and forecasting
… to offer innovative solutions to support the users in carrying out their everyday activities in a smoother and more sustainable way. To be effective, these solutions need to constantly monitor and forecast the activities of daily living carried out by the inhabitants. The Machine Learning …
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Similarity and diversity: two sides of the same coin in the evaluation of data streams
… environment. The data streams generated by the users that interact with their websites are the primary source to define the user behavioral models. Some main examples of services integrated in these websites are the Recommender Systems, where these models are exploited in order to generate …
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