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Sergey Kravchenko
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This article aims to analyse the experience of creating and functioning of corporate universities as a way of developing an educational environment ? a component of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and an essential element of social infrastructure. ...
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Sylvain Rodat and Richard Thonig
Solar energy is not only the most abundant energy on earth but it is also renewable. The use of this energy is expanding very rapidly mainly through photovoltaic technology. However, electricity storage remains a bottleneck in tackling solar resource var...
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Salvatore Calcagno, Andrea Calvagna, Emiliano Tramontana and Gabriella Verga
The Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a system for collecting and storing patient medical records as data that can be mechanically accessed, hence facilitating and assisting the medical decision-making process. EHRs exist in several formats, and each for...
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Anna Agustí-Torra, Marc Ferré-Mancebo, Gabriel David Orozco-Urrutia, David Rincón-Rivera and David Remondo
Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) aims to provide deterministic communications over Ethernet. The main characteristics of TSN are bounded latency and very high reliability, thus complying with the strict requirements of industrial communications or automot...
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Majid Nasirinejad and Srinivas Sampalli
Home appliance manufacturers have been adding Wi-Fi modules and sensors to devices to make them ?smart? since the early 2010s. However, consumers are still largely unaware of what kind of sensors are used in these devices. In fact, they usually do not ev...
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Zhaoxuan Liu and Wenjie Luo
In recommendation models, bias can distort the distribution of user-generated data, leading to inaccurate representation of user preferences. Failure to filter out biased data can result in significant learning errors, ultimately reducing the accuracy of...
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Elizabeth Ford, Richard Tyler, Natalie Johnston, Vicki Spencer-Hughes, Graham Evans, Jon Elsom, Anotida Madzvamuse, Jacqueline Clay, Kate Gilchrist and Melanie Rees-Roberts
Background: In the United Kingdom National Health Service (NHS), digital transformation programmes have resulted in the creation of pseudonymised linked datasets of patient-level medical records across all NHS and social care services. In the Southeast E...
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Shiqian Guo, Yansun Huang, Baohua Huang, Linda Yang and Cong Zhou
This paper proposed a method for improving the XLNet model to address the shortcomings of segmentation algorithm for processing Chinese language, such as long sub-word lengths, long word lists and incomplete word list coverage. To address these issues, w...
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Karlo Kevic, Ana Kuve?dic Divjak and Frederika Welle Donker
The 2019 European Open Data Directive identifies geospatial data as data that could have a major impact on human activities (high-value data, HVD) and advocates its provision as open data (OD), i.e., without barriers to access and re-use. Although Croati...
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Ashish T. S. Ireddy and Sergey V. Kovalchuk
The ideology behind process modelling is to visualise lengthy event logs into simple representations interpretable to the end user. Classifying process models as simple or complex is based on criteria that evaluate attributes of models and quantify them ...
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