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Zhenwen He, Chi Zhang and Yunhui Cheng
Time series data typically exhibit high dimensionality and complexity, necessitating the use of specific approximation methods to perform computations on the data. The currently employed compression methods suffer from varying degrees of feature loss, le...
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Ken McGarry
In this work we combine sentiment analysis with graph theory to analyze user posts, likes/dislikes on a variety of social media to provide recommendations for YouTube videos. We focus on the topic of climate change/global warming, which has caused much a...
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Giovanni Ceccarelli, Guido Cantelmo, Marialisa Nigro and Constantinos Antoniou
In bike-sharing systems, the inventory level is defined as the daily number of bicycles required to optimally meet the demand. Estimating these values is a major challenge for bike-sharing operators, as biased inventory levels lead to a reduced quality o...
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Eike Jakubowitz, Thekla Feist, Alina Obermeier, Carina Gempfer, Christof Hurschler, Henning Windhagen and Max-Heinrich Laves
Human grasping is a relatively fast process and control signals for upper limb prosthetics cannot be generated and processed in a sufficiently timely manner. The aim of this study was to examine whether discriminating between different grasping movements...
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Claudio Meneguzzer
Understanding the many facets of repeated route choice behavior in traffic networks is essential for obtaining accurate flow forecasts and enhancing the effectiveness of traffic management measures. This paper presents a model of the day-to-day evolution...
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