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  • Visualization and design systems for road infrastructure

    Creator:
    Esch, Gregory
    Abstract:
    Transportation infrastructure provides a vital service for the functionality of a city. The efficient design of road networks poses an interesting topic in computer science for digital content developers. For civil engineers, the visualization of analysis results on infrastructure both efficiently and intuitively is crucial. The following contributions are made...
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    Masters Thesis
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    visualization, I would like to thank Eugene Zhang and Michael Scott. Without Michael, the bridge visualization

  • Painterly rendering using space-time varying style parameters

    Creator:
    Kagaya, Mizuki
    Abstract:
    Automatic painterly rendering systems have been proposed but they opted for selecting a single style to generate paintings from images, which lacks the ability of creatively using multiple styles to focus important objects and deemphasize unimportant part of the scenes. We provide a multi-style painting framework to address this issue...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Hiratsuka and Sinisa Todorovic as committee members, and Michael Scott as a Graduate Council

  • Accuracy versus cost in distributed data mining

    Creator:
    Deutschman, Stephanie
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    A basic tradeoff to consider when designing a distributed data-mining framework is the need for a compromise between the cost of communication and computation resources and the accuracy of the mining results. This is essentially a decision of whether it is more efficient to communicate all of the data to...
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    Masters Thesis

  • Efficient content distribution on source constraint networks: peer communication

    Creator:
    Kamath, Rohit Vinodanand
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    Popular applications such as P2P file sharing, multiplayer gaming, videoconferencing, etc. rely on the efficiency of content distribution from a single source to multiple receivers. Most users of these applications are on the widely prevalent source constraint networks such as the Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) and wireless networks. Overlay multicast...
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    Masters Thesis
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    . I would like to thank Dr. Michael Quinn, Dr. Timothy Budd and Dr. Rajeev Pandey for their insights

  • Computational methods for protein-protein interface prediction

    Creator:
    Tribelhorn, Benjamin
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    Protein-protein interactions underlie all biological processes and are a field of study that has wide implications throughout many other fields including medicine, genetics, biology, and ecology. Proteins are the building blocks and primary actors of life. They work together to accomplish virtually every task within a cell, including, metabolism, signal...
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    Dissertation
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    Methods for Protein-Protein Interface Prediction Abstract approved: Michael J. Bailey Protein-protein

  • Assessing mental workload and situation awareness in the evaluation of real-time, critical user interfaces

    Creator:
    Strawn, Jordan J.
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    While there are many ways to evaluate a user interface design, the user's mental workload and situation awareness (SA) are particularly important considerations in the supervisory control of safety-critical systems. Typically, operators of these systems must monitor high-volume, time-sensitive status information. Interface design for this domain can be challenging and...
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    Masters Thesis
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    . Mei-Ching Lien, Psychology; Dr. Michael Scott, Structural Engineering (Graduate Council