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    A comparison of alternatives to regression analysis as model building techniques to develop predictive equations for software metrics 

    Gray, Andrew; MacDonell, Stephen
    The almost exclusive use of regression analysis to derive predictive equations for software development metrics found in papers published before 1990 has recently been complemented by increasing numbers of studies using ...
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    Clients’ motivations, perceptions, expectations and satisfaction levels: The New Zealand mountain guiding industry 

    Carr, Anna M
    Mountain guiding has been offered as an activity for tourists to New Zealand for over a century. In the late Nineteenth Century European guides, accompanying clients, introduced techniques to New Zealanders working at the ...
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    Looking for a new AI paradigm: Evolving connectionist and fuzzy connectionist systems—Theory and applications for adaptive, on-line intelligent systems 

    Kasabov, Nikola
    The paper introduces one paradigm of neuro-fuzzy techniques and an approach to building on-line, adaptive intelligent systems. This approach is called evolving connectionist systems (ECOS). ECOS evolve through incremental, ...
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    Factors systematically associated with errors in subjective estimates of software development effort: The stability of expert judgment 

    Gray, Andrew; MacDonell, Stephen; Shepperd, Martin
    Software metric-based estimation of project development effort is most often performed by expert judgment rather than by using an empirically derived model (although such may be used by the expert to assist their decision). ...
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    Landscape structure and ecosystem conservation: an assessment using remote sensing 

    Mann, Samuel; Benwell, George L; Lee, William G
    Analyses of landscape structure are used to test the hypothesis that remotely sensed images can be used as indicators of ecosystem conservation status. Vegetation types based on a classified SPOT satellite image were used ...
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    Interactive visualisation tools for analysing NIR data 

    Munro, Hayden; Novins, Kevin; Benwell, George L; Moffat, Alistair
    This paper describes a tool being developed to allow users to visualise the ripening characteristics of fruit. These characteristics, such as sugar, acid and moisture content, can be measured using non-destructive Near ...
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    Dynamic evolving fuzzy neural networks with `m-out-of-n' activation nodes for on-line adaptive systems 

    Kasabov, Nikola; Song, Qun
    The paper introduces a new type of evolving fuzzy neural networks (EFuNNs), denoted as mEFuNNs, for on-line learning and their applications for dynamic time series analysis and prediction. mEFuNNs evolve through incremental, ...
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    A goal-oriented approach for designing decision support displays in dynamic environments 

    Wong, B L William; O’Hare, David; Sallis, Philip
    This paper reports on how the Critical Decision Method, a cognitive task analysis technique, was employed to identify the goal states of tasks performed by dispatchers in a dynamic environment, the Sydney Ambulance ...
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    Planning and matchmaking in a multi-agent system for software integration 

    Diaz, Aurora; Cranefield, Stephen; Purvis, Martin
    Computer users employ a collection of software tools to support their day-to-day work. Often the software environment is dynamic with new tools being added as they become available and removed as they become obsolete or ...
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    Neuro-fuzzy engineering for spatial information processing 

    Kasabov, Nikola; Purvis, Martin; Zhang, Feng; Benwell, George L
    This paper proposes neuro-fuzzy engineering as a novel approach to spatial data analysis and for building decision making systems based on spatial information processing, and the development of this approach by the authors ...
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