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Showing 1 to 20 of 487 for “"end-user"”.

  1. End-User Programming of Visualisations

    … visualisation is still too steep, leaving users to struggle either to work around the limited chart templating system available in tools like spreadsheets, or to spend time and resources learning new tools such as programming languages and complex dashboarding tools. This research seeks to …

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  2. End User Development for Extended Reality

    … suggests that as XR becomes more accessible, users will increasingly require more control over the content they create and experience within these immersive environments, mirroring the evolution seen with technologies like the Internet of Things and web content management. Creating and …

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  3. End-user programming for the Web

    On the desktop, an application can specify its user interface down to the last pixel, but on the World Wide Web, a content provider has little control over how the client will view the page once it has been delivered to the browser. This creates an opportunity for end-users who want to automate and …

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  4. Modeling End-User Behavior In Data Networks

    A session is a cluster of packets that represents end-user activity in data networks, e.g. surfing the web, transferring files, streaming media, Internet-calling. We study three problems of sessions. The first problem examines why for real sessions the distribution of the number of bytes or number …

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  5. Chorus : end user programming of social applications

    Chorus is an end-user programming tool for building mobile social applications, much in the spirit of HyperCard¹ but reimagined for modern cloud-based applications on smart phones. Chorus innovates in two dimensions: first, by supporting collaboration via "social datatypes" that define a shared …

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  6. An Explainable Semantic Parser for End-User Development

    … complexity of coding. Among other types of end-user development, natural language programming has emerged to allow users to program without the formalism of traditional programming languages, where a tailored semantic parser can translate a natural language utterance to a formal command …

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  7. Rulebuilding : exploring design worlds through end-user programming

    Compositional rules have been proposed as the generating mechanisms of form in architectural treatises since Vitruvius. Recently, computational approaches to architecture have pursued a language for rulebuilding rather than the rules themselves. However, architects have resisted adopting …

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  8. An Exploration of End-User Critical Incident Classification

    … review of software is cheaper, but highly dependent on the experience of the expert. Techniques are needed that maintain user involvement while reducing both the cost of user involvement and the time required to analyze data. The User Action Framework (UAF) is a classification scheme for …

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  9. AN ARCHITECTURE FOR END-USER DEVELOPMENT SUPPORTING GLOBAL COMMUNITIES

    … require their members to act not only as end users but also as developers of their tools, i.e. to create, shape and adapt the software artifacts they use without becoming computer experts. In this way, they move from being mere consumers to active producers of knowledge and developers of …

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  10. A meaning driven querying methodology: end user oriented querying

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  11. Vulnerability exploration and data protection in end-user applications

    Using different end-user applications on personal computers and mobile devices has become an integral part of our daily lives. For example, we use Web browsers and mobile applications to perform many important tasks such as Web browsing, banking, shopping, and bill-paying. However, due to the …

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  12. Bitcoin adoption in South Africa, an end user perspective

    … institutions, merchants and the behaviour of end users. The usage of Bitcoin in developing countries for especially for international remittances and transfers has shown significant benefits such as lower transaction fees. The already prevalent use of mobile money in developing countries may …

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  13. Factors affecting end-user computing sophistication in small business

    This thesis describes research on End-User Computing (EUC) in small business in an environment where no Information System (IS) support and expertise are available. The research aims to identify the factors that contribute to EUC Sophistication and understand the extent small firms are capable of …

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  14. End-user modification and correction of home activity recognition

    … in this recognition are too complex for the end-users of the home to understand. Even at 90% accuracy, errors are inevitable and frequent, and when they do occur the end-users have no tools to understand the cause of errors or to correct them. Instead of such complex approaches, this work …

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  15. HTML5 vs. Adobe Flash : from the end user standpoint

    … satisfies its needs. I evaluate NetApp from a user's perspective using four criteria: data visualization and customization, platform, NetApp's special needs, and interoperability. From researching about these criteria, I evaluate the best decision for NetApp OnCommand's user experience, moving …

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  16. End-User Customization by Direct Manipulation of Tabular Data

    … most customization methods require users to abruptly shift from using a graphical interface to writing scripts in a programming language. We introduce data-driven customization, a new way for end users to extend software by direct manipulation without doing traditional programming. …

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  17. An Integrated End-User Data Service for HPC Centers

    … often processed by a geographically dispersed user base across multiple different HPC installations. Moreover, end-user workflows are also increasingly distributed in nature with massive input, output, and even intermediate data often being transported to and from several HPC resources or …

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  18. A qualitative study of thesaurus integration for end-user searching

    … thesis investigates the impact of thesauri on users' information searching behaviour, and the integration of thesauri into information searching interfaces in order to support the searching process. The work reported here consists of two preliminary studies, which served to refine research …

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  19. Activity recognition with end-user sensor installation in the home

    … new algorithm for recognizing activities that extends the naive Bayes classifier to incorporate low-order temporal relationships was created. Unlike prior work, the system was deployed in multiple residential environments with non-researcher occupants. Preliminary results show that it is possible …

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  20. Designing end user information environments built on semistructured data models

    … overload will eventually prevent users from taking full advantage of information technology.We claim that by using a semistructured data model, the system can capture the context and circumstances underlying information and not simply the information itself and thus help to …

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