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  • G, a language based on demand-driven stream evaluations

    Creator:
    Placer, John R.
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    A programming paradigm can be defined as a model or an approach employed in solving a problem. The results of the research described in this document demonstrate that it is possible to unite several different programming paradigms into a single linguistic framework. The imperative, procedural, applicative, lambda-free, relational, logic and...
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    Dissertation
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    G, a language based on demand-driven stream evaluations

  • Web-PST : Web-based Pesticide Screening Tool

    Creator:
    Manda, Ashwin Prasad
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    We have developed a web-based software tool for evaluating the potential risk of pesticides on the surrounding environment. The software tool is called Web-based Pesticide Screening Tool (Web-PST). It uses the formulas and standards specified by the Soil/Pesticide Interaction Screening Procedure Version II (SPISP II). Web-PST closely models the stand-alone...
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    numerical measure of the acidity or hydrogen ion activity of a chemical. G/E: Indicates the quality of the

  • Bagit : a very high level language for application programming

    Creator:
    Arshi, Taymoor
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    Very High Level Languages (VHLL) provide higher level abstractions and more powerful primitives than high level languages (HLL). A programmer uses these abstractions to solve a problem by specifying "what" is to be done rather than "how" it is to be done. This research work reports the design and development...
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    Science presented on December 17, 1982 Title: Bagit: A Very High Level Language for Application

  • An empirical study into learning through experimentation

    Creator:
    Ruff, Ritchey Alvin
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    A key aspect of how we understand the world revolves around an ability to manipulate our surroundings to experiment. From the scientific method through theories of child development, the ability to experiment is deemed critical; however, few studies have been performed to understand the strengths and weaknesses of different experimental...
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    Science presented on September 17, 1990. Title: An Empirical Study into Learning through Experimentation

  • Design and implementation of a reusable specialized view for the ViewBuilder environment

    Creator:
    Trognon, Hervé R.
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    Application supporting a Graphical User Interface (GUI) are difficult to create. Their inherent complexity, their interdependence with many other disciplines, and the inadequacy of the existing tools leave the programmer with too much to do. In particular, almost no help is provided to create application-specific code. Some visual formalisms such...
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    Capstone Project
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    fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Mater of Science Major Professor: Dr. T. G. Lewis

  • Learning and Improving Policies for Probabilistic Planning Problems

    Creator:
    Issakkimuthu, Murugeswari
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    In this work, we study the problem of learning and improving policies for probabilistic planning problems. In the first part, we train neural network policies for probabilistic planning problems modeled as factored Markov decision problems. The objective is to train problem-specific neural networks via supervised learning to imitate the action...
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    Issakkimuthu for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science presented on September 17, 2021

  • Integrating learning and search for structured prediction

    Creator:
    Doppa, Janardhan Rao
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    We are witnessing the rise of the data-driven science paradigm, in which massive amounts of data - much of it collected as a side-effect of ordinary human activity - can be analyzed to make sense of the data and to make useful predictions. To fully realize the promise of this...
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    the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science presented on July 17, 2014. Title

  • Investigating software complexity : knot count thresholds

    Creator:
    Hannan, Paula A.
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    This study concentrates on threshold values for the two most popular control flow metrics: McCabe's cyclomatic complexity and the knot count. We describe the results of an experimental study to empirically determine a threshold value for knot count for student programmers. The experiment was designed to measure the interaction between...
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    Capstone Project
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    the requirements for the degree of Master of Science Presented October 17, 1989

  • A C source code browsing system

    Creator:
    Steinkamp, James M.
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    A project is described wherein a source code browser was implemented based upon tasks performed by software engineers looking for source code modules with only UNIX utilities. These tasks were discovered by observing the actions of software engineers looking for code modules in a library, The success of the implementation...
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    Capstone Project
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    November 17, 1989 ) ) A C Source Code Browsing System Jim Steinkamp Tektronix Inc. P.O. Box

  • jTutors: A Web-Based Tutoring System for Java APIs

    Creator:
    Dahotre, Aniket
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    For building robust software applications, it is important for the software engineer to make efficient use of the available building blocks. Learning the basic language constructs is only the first step in this process. It is becoming increasingly important for software engineers, especially students, to get acquainted with the available...
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    ................................................................................................. 17 3.6 Teacher describes the tutorial