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  • On the Role of Ambiguity in RE 
    Gervasi Vincenzo; Zowghi Didar (Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2010)
    [Context and motivation] Ambiguity has long been pictured as one of the worst enemies of the specifier, especially with reference to ambiguity in natural language (NL) requirements specifications. [Question/problem] In ...
  • Ontology Extraction Using Views for Semantic Web 
    Wouters Carlo; Rajagopalapillai Rajugan; Dillon Tharam; Rahayu Wenny (Idea Group Publishing, 2006)
    The emergence of Semantic Web (SW) and the related technologies promise to make the Web a meaningful experience. Conversely, success of SW and its applications depends largely on utilization and interoperability of ...
  • An ontology for software development methodologies and endeavours 
    Gonzalez Perez Cesar; Henderson-Sellers Brian (Springer-Verlag, 2006)
  • Parallel Robot Vision Using Genetic Algorithm and Object Centroid 
    Kale Anup; Chaczko Zenon; Rudas Imre (Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2012, 2012)
    Parallel Robots are playing a very important role in the medical, automotive, food and many manufacturing applications. Due to its high speed and efficient operation, it is gaining an increasing popularity in these application ...
  • Pattern Classification using a Penalised Likelihood Method 
    Al-Ani Ahmed; Atiya Amir (Springer, 2010)
    Penalized likelihood is a well-known theoretically justified approach that has recently attracted attention by the machine learning society. The objective function of the Penalized likelihood consists of the log likelihood ...
  • Personalised multi-stage decision support in reverse logistics management 
    Lu Jie; Zhang Guangquan (Springer, 2005)
  • Quantum logic and automata theory 
    Ying Mingsheng (Elsevier, 2007)
    An axiomatization of a mathematical theory consists of a system of basic notions as well as a set of axioms about these notions. The mathematical theory is then the set of theorems which can be derived from the axioms. ...
  • Random Thoughts on Multi-level Conceptual Modelling 
    Henderson-Sellers Brian (Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2011)
    Conceptual modelling has a lengthy history. In the context of software engineering, over the last three decades, conceptual modelling has moved from largely being used for data representation, especially in databases, to ...
  • Rare Association Rule Mining and Knowledge Discovery: Technologies for Infrequent and Critical Event 
    Zhang Huaifeng; Zhao Yanchang; Cao Longbing; Zhang Chengqi; Bohlscheid Hans-Michael (IGI Global, 2010)
    In this chapter, the authors propose a novel framework for rare class association rule mining. In each class association rule, the right-hand is a target class while the left-hand may contain one or more attributes. This ...
  • Recent Advances of Exception Mining in Stock Market 
    Luo Chao; Zhao Yanchang; Luo Dan; Ou Yuming; Liu Li (IGI-Global, 2010)
    This chapter aims to provide a comprehensive survey of the current advanced technologies of exception mining in stock market. The stock market surveillance is to identify market anomalies so as to provide a fair and efficient ...
  • Relation-based Message Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks 
    Nikodem Jan; Nikodem Maciej; Woda Marek; Klempous Ryszard; Chaczko Zenon (InTech, 2010)
    Chapter 7 introduces a relational model that represents the dependences between nodes of the network and defines the actions of these nodes in different situations. Based on this model, communication activities of the ...
  • Relevant Intra-Actions in Networked Environments 
    Anderson Theresa (Information Science Reference, 2008)
  • Reputation as Aggregated Opinions 
    Debenham John; Sierra Carles (Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2010)
    A model of reputation is presented in which agents share and aggregate their opinions, and observe the way in which their opinions effect the opinions of others. A method is proposed that supports the deliberative process ...
  • Requirements elicitation: A survey of techniques, approaches and Tools 
    Zowghi Didar; Coulin Chad (Springer, 2005)
  • Requirements elicitation for complex systems: Theory and Practice 
    Coulin Chad; Zowghi Didar (Information Science Publishing, 2005)
  • Research project as boundary object: negotiating the conceptual design of a tool for international development 
    Light Ann; Anderson Theresa (Springer, 2009)
    This paper reflects on the relationship between who one designs for and what one designs in the unstructured space of designing for political change; in particular, for supporting "International Development" with ICT. We ...
  • Resolving Assumptions in Art-Technology Collaboration as a Means of Extending Shared Understanding 
    Zhang Yun; Weakley Alastair; Edmonds Ernest (Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2007)
    This paper extends the knowledge and understanding of art-technology collaboration. It reports upon a close empirical study of how computer programmers interacted with a digital artist to develop a computer-based interactive ...
  • The Role of Affect in Judging "What is enough?" 
    Parker Nicola; Berryman Jennifer (Information Today, 2007)
    The concept of enough is central to productivity and success in an information-saturated world. In the face of information abundance, the continuous question of "What is enough?" moves beyond a series of quantitative ...
  • Scalable Internet Architecture Supporting Quality of Service (QoS) 
    Nanda Priyadarsi; He Xiangjian (Information Science Reference (an imprint of IGI Global), 2010)
    The evolution of Internet and its successful technologies has brought a tremendous growth in business, education, research etc. over the last four decades. With the dramatic advances in multimedia technologies and the ...
  • SNIPER: A Wireless Sensor Network Simulator 
    Sinha Souren; Chaczko Zenon; Klempous Ryszard (Springer Berlin Heidelberg New York, 2009)
    Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) is fast becoming the holy grail of digital surveillance, data monitoring and analysis. Being relatively cheap, low-powered and easy to deploy WSNs is being adopted in a range of different ...