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  1. Predicting influenza hospitalizations

    Seasonal influenza epidemics are a major public health concern, causing three to five million cases of severe illness and about 250,000 to 500,000 deaths worldwide. Given the unpredictability of these epidemics, hospitals and health authorities are often left unprepared to handle the sudden surge …

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  2. Predicting Political Revolution

    <p>My thesis study examines the economic and sociological factors associated with political revolutions in order to create a predictive model. I do this by using statistical methods with nation level panel data collected from public domain sources. I anticipate being able to create a predictive …

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  3. Predicting prescription patterns

    Electronic prescription software is replacing traditional handwritten medication orders. This development however doesn't come without a cost and speed has been one of the most complained about issues. It is important to address this problem and develop methods to reduce the time spent entering …

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  4. Predicting multi-person dynamics

    … video-based mesh prediction of humans focus on predicting the shape and pose, ignoring the position of the person in the scene. Additionally, they focus on predicting the future states of each individual in isolation, neglecting how interactions between individuals in a scene can inform their …

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  5. Understanding and predicting microbursts

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, 1990.

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  6. Predicting Audience Tweet Engagement

    Social media has become the ubiquitous infrastructure through which the world is connected. It allows people to interact not only with family members and friends but also with prominent figures like movie stars, presidential candidates, and even royalty. These celebrities have immense presences on …

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  7. Predicting Bitcoin: a robust model for predicting Bitcoin price directions based on network influencers

    … of annualized gains. In this thesis, a model for predicting the future daily price of Bitcoin is proposed and evaluated in comparison to that of a purely random model. Bitcoin is a novel digital currency that relies on cryptography instead of a central authority to verify transactions. Without a …

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  8. Predicting price volatility crytocurrency ethereum

    Volatility is essential when trading or investing in cryptocurrency Ethereum. Over the years, investors, traders and investment banks have found it difficult to predict the price volatility of Ethereumdue to its rapid price fluctuation. This report focuses on forecasting the price volatility of …

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  9. Predicting mobile application power consumption

    We present an analysis of battery consumption to predict the average consumption rate of any given application. We explain the process and techniques used to gather the data, and present over 25000 readings collected over 3 months. We then use iterative proportional fitting to predict the …

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  10. Predicting motif mimicry in viruses

    … system biologists choose appropriate methods for predicting different types of interactions, a comparison study of existing high-throughput PPI datasets was performed. PPI data, SLiM predictions, domain composition and known SLiM-domain binding partnerships were integrated to identify possible DMI …

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  11. Predicting risks from acoustic deterrents

    Increasingly, the use of man-made sound (‘acoustic deterrents’) is sought to lessen humanwildlife<br/>conflicts by discouraging predation, displacing species away from harmful stimuli,<br/>or reducing damage to property and resources. In the marine environment, Acoustic Deterrent<br/>Devices (ADDs) …

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  12. PREDICTING BURNOUT AMONG PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIANS

    <p>This thesis attempted to examine stressors associated with the psychiatric technician profession and levels of burnout amongst them. This was accomplished through the use of a survey which included demographic data, the Maslach Burnout Inventory Human Services Survey (MBI‑HSS), an adaptation of …

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  13. Predicting Changes to Source Code

    … Change Predictor, otherwise known as CCP, for predicting which class will implement a requirement. Understanding which class will implement a requirement supports several software engineering tasks such as refactoring and assigning requirements to developers.</p> <p>CCP is a data-mining tool …

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  14. Clovette : predicting preferences for flowers

    Flowers are often gifted for major holidays and personal holidays, for both personal and corporate purposes. Today's solutions in the market are abundant but scattered, with many players offering products of varying quality at a range of price points. To command higher prices and stay relevant in …

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  15. Predicting hyperlactatemia in the ICU

    Sepsis, which occurs when an infection leads to a systemic inflammatory response, is believed to contribute to one in two to three hospital deaths in the United States. Using the Multiparameter Intelligent Monitoring in Intensive Care (MIMIC II) database of electronic medical records from Boston's …

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  16. Measuring and predicting sealant adhesion

    Current sealant test methods do not lend themselves well to the measurement and prediction of sealant performance. T he objective of this work was to demonstrate that measurement of sealant material properties as a function of temperature and relative humidity for a specific sealant and substrate …

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  17. Predicting eddy detachment from thin jets

    Using a semi-geostrophic, reduced gravity thin jet model, we analytically study the evolution of initial meanders into pinched-off rings. The model used is similar to the path equation developed by Flierl and Robinson {1984) for vertically coherent meanders. However, in the present model, the …

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  18. Predicting and Modifying Memorability of Images

    … In this work, we first proposed new models for predicting memorability of face and object images. Subsequently, we proposed a fast approach to modify and control the memorability of face images. In our proposed method, we first found a hyperplane in the latent space of StyleGAN to separate high …

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  19. Understanding and predicting urban propagation losses

    Modern day warfare has presented the United States with a more technically savvy opponent in conflicts that have moved away from the traditional battlefield to the populated environment of the big city. Battle space dominance no longer refers simply to the physical nature of war, but now also …

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