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 Demand-Driven Associative Classification (SpringerBriefs in Computer Science)
The ultimate goal of computers is to help humans to solve problems. The solutions
for such problems are typically programmed by experts, and the computers need
only to follow the specified steps to solve the problem. However, the solution of
some problems may be too difficult to be explicitly programmed. In such difficult
cases,... | | Testing IT: An Off-the-Shelf Software Testing Process
Why is astronomy considered a science while astrology is considered only a pseudoscience?
In other words, how can we prove that a theory faithfully describes reality,
and that this theory can then be used to predict unknown facts? Karl Popper, the
well-known philosopher, studied these problems and summarized his conclusions in
one... | | Word Processing in Groups
Connections between the theory of hyperbolic manifolds and the theory of
automata are deeply interwoven in the history of mathematics of this century.
The use of symbol sequences to study dynamical systems originates in the
work of Kocbe [Koc27, Koe29] and Morse [Mor87j, who both used symbol
saliences to code geodesies on a... |
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