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  • Holonic Modelling of Business Process Management 
    Rahali Essam; Chong Wei; Chaczko Zenon; Braun Robin (IEEE Xplore, 2011)
    This paper discusses experiences of applying a Holonic approach for Modelling the Business Process Management (BPM) in the telecommunication domain. Topics presented in this paper include shared experiences as well as ...
  • Home alone: the role of technology in telecommuting 
    Baker Ellen; Avery Gayle; Crawford John (John Benjamins Publishing Co., 2003)
  • The Honourable Negotiator: When the Relationship Is What Matters 
    Debenham John; Simoff Simeon (Springer Verlag, 2010)
    Relationships are fundamental to all but the most impersonal forms of interaction in business. Human agents who are unsure of themselves seek honourable trading relationships. The establishment and growth of interpersonal ...
  • How Can Discussion Forum Questions Be Effective In Online MBA Courses? 
    Strang Kenneth (Emerald, 2011)
    Purpose: A quasi-experiment compared two instructional approaches for an existing MBA online business strategy course at an accredited university to answer the question: how can discussion questions become more effective ...
  • How Can Spiral Architecture Improve Image Compression? 
    He Xiangjian; Wang Huaqing; Hintz Thomas; Wu Qiang (Macquarie Scientific Publishing, 2004)
    An image file contains a large amount of data. Image compression changes a large image file into a much smaller file. Smaller files require less memory to store, less computer network bandwidth to transfer on the Internet, ...
  • How do Consumers Search for and Appraise Information on Medicines on the Internet? A Qualitative Study Using Focus Groups 
    Peterson G; Aslani P; Williams Kylie (Journal Medical Internet Research, 2003)
    Background Many consumers use the Internet to find information about their medicines. It is widely acknowledged that health information on the Internet is of variable quality and therefore the search and appraisal skills ...
  • How Does Research Evolve? Pattern Mining for Research Meme Cycles 
    He Dan; Zhu Xingquan; Stott Parker D (IEEE, 2011)
    Recent years have witnessed a great deal of attention in tracking news memes over the web, modeling shifts in the ebb and flow of their popularity. One of the most important features of news memes is that they seldom occur ...
  • How far is SLAM from a linear least squares problem? 
    Huang Shoudong; Lai Yingwu; Frese Udo; Dissanayake Gamini (IEEE, 2010)
    Most people believe SLAM is a complex nonlinear stimation/optimization problem. However, recent research shows that some simple iterative methods based on linearization can sometimes provide surprisingly good solutions to ...
  • How it feels, not just how it looks: when bodies interact with technology 
    Robertson Toni; Larssen Astrid Twenebowa; Edwards Jennifer (Computer-Human Interaction Special Interest Group, 2006)
    This paper presents thoughts to extend our understanding of bodily aspects of technology interactions. The aim of the paper is to offer a way of looking at the role our kinaesthetic sense plays in human-computer ...
  • How Pseudo Model May Help Evaluate Image Compression on Spiral Architecture 
    Wang Huaqing; Hintz Thomas; He Xiangjian; Wu Qiang (CSREA Press, 2004)
  • HTS Levitated Mobile Technology and Prototype 
    Wen Ju; Guo Youguang; Jin Jianxun; Chen Jiaxin; Zhu Jianguo; Zheng Luhai (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2007)
    The special reaction phenomenon of a high temperature superconductor (HTS) to magnetic fields provides an alternative technical solution for design of a levitated mobilization system, in which a linear motion drive with ...
  • Human Action Recognition Based on Radon Transform 
    Chen Yan; Wu Qiang; He Xiangjian (Springer-Verlag Berlin / Heidelberg, 2011)
    A new feature description is used for human action representation and recognition. Features are extracted from the Radon transforms of silhouette images. Using the features, key postures are selected. Key postures are ...
  • Human Action Recognition by Radon Transform 
    Chen Yan; He Xiangjian; Wu Qiang (IEEE, 2008)
    A new feature description is used for human behaviour representation and recognition. The feature is based on Radon transforms of extracted silhouettes. Key postures are selected based on the Radon transform. Key postures ...
  • Human action recognition with MPEG-7 descriptors and architectures 
    Moghaddam Zia; Piccardi Massimo (ACM (Association for Computing Machinery), 2010)
    Modern video surveillance requires addressing high-level concepts such as humans' actions and activities. In addition, surveillance applications need to be portable over a variety of platforms, from servers to mobile ...
  • Human Carrying Status in Visual Surveillance 
    Tao Dacheng; Li Xuelong; Wu Xindong; Maybank Stephen (IEEE Computer Society, 2006)
    A personâ¿¿s gait changes when he or she is carrying an object such as a bag, suitcase or rucksack. As a result, human identification and tracking are made more difficult because the averaged gait image is too simple to ...
  • A Human-Centered Semantic Service Platform for the Digital Ecosystems Environment 
    Dong H; Hussain Farookh; Chang Elizabeth (Springer, 2010)
    Digital Ecosystems (DEST) have emerged with the purpose of enhancing communications among small and medium enterprises (SMEs) within the worldwide Business Ecosystem. However, because of the diversity and heterogeneity of ...
  • Human-Computer Cooperated Intelligent Information System Based on Multi-Agents 
    Cao Longbing; Dai Ruwei (China Science Press, 2003)
    The Hall for Workshop of Metasynthetie Engineering(HWME) is an engeering technology proposed for coping with open complex giant systems. In this paper we describe the implementation of a human-computer-cooperated intelligent ...
  • Human-computer interaction: a cognitive intervention approach 
    Clarke, P. H (A. A. Balkema Publishers, 2002)
    The general aim of this study was to explore the human component of human-computer interaction generally and in particular at implementation of an end-user information technology application within the construction ...
  • A human-friendly MAS for mining stock data 
    Ni Jiarui; Zhang Chengqi (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2006)
    Mining stock data can be beneficial to the participants and researchers in the stock market. However, it is very difficult for a normal trader or researcher to apply data mining techniques to the data on his own due to ...
  • Human gait recognition with matrix representation 
    Xu Dong; Yan Shuicheng; Tao Dacheng; Zhang L; Li Xuelong; Zhang Hj (IEEE-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc, 2006)
    Human gait is an important biometric feature. It can be perceived from a great distance and has recently attracted greater attention in video-surveillance-related applications, such as closed-circuit television. We explore ...