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Display and Analysis of Tomographic Reconstructions of Multiple Synthetic Aperture LADAR (SAL) imagesSeck, Bassirou January 2018 (has links)
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The impact of task specification on code generated via ChatGPTLundblad, Jonathan, Thörn, Edwin, Thörn, Linus January 2023 (has links)
ChatGPT has made large language models more accessible and made it possible to code using natural language prompts. This study conducted an experiment comparing prompt engineering techniques called task specification and investigated their impacton code generation in terms of correctness and variety. The hypotheses of this study focused on whether the baseline method had a statistically significant difference in code correctness compared to the other methods. Code is evaluated using a software requirement specification that measures functional and syntactical correctness. Additionally, code variance is measured to identify patterns in code generation. The results show that there is a statistically significant difference in some code correctness criteria between the baseline and the other task specification methods, and the code variance measurements indicate a variety in the generated solutions. Future work could include using another large language model; different programming tasks andprogramming languages; and other prompt engineering techniques.
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Birds of a Feather Flock Together: Does Similarity Between Sponsor and Sponsee Predict a Successful Sponsorship? : A Study Based on External Congruence and Women’s SportsCrnoja, Antonio, Grandell, Jesper January 2023 (has links)
Sponsorship is an essential part of marketing communications within sports (Biscaia et al., 2014). Congruence, or the degree to which a sponsor and an event mesh, is one of the main factors influencing sponsorship memory accuracy (Evans, 2019). It is found that, within women’s sports, demand for research on how to maximize the efficiency of sponsorships exists.The research aims to find if sponsors and sponsees could look towards sponsorships with more external congruence to increase the value of the sponsorship to both the sponsor and sponsee. The study uses a survey to find correlations between the amount of external congruence and the degree to which sponsorship objectives are reached. The External Sponsorship Congruence Scale (ESCS), developed by Evans (2019), is used as a basis for measurement of external congruence. The key finding is that the perceived quality of a brand seems to correlate with having a sponsorship that is high in external congruence. Furthermore, both areas of brand awareness and brand image could possibly see some correlation to external congruence. However, those areas were not found to be statistically significant in this study. These findings are important to develop the concept of external congruence and find possible ways of measuring external congruence. For instance, it is found that the ESCS and its constructs seem to be useable in the field of women’s and niche sports. On a theoretical level, changes to the ESCS’s geographical congruence are proposed and a revised ESCS is presented. Moreover, managers within women’s and niche sports, as well as sponsors of those, can use the findings of this study to improve the chances of finding successful sponsorships.
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The Effect of Electromagnetic Stirring and Flow Control Devices on Eight-Strand Tundish PerformanceCendekia, Bintang Bergas January 2018 (has links)
The strand similarity and inclusion removal capability are two critical parameters to measure the performance of multi-strand tundish in clean steel production. In this work, the effect of two flow regulators, i.e., Flow Control Devices (FCD) and Electromagnetic Stirring (EMS) on eight-strand tundish performance have been investigated by establishing a water model and conducting numerical simulations of water model. The water model was focused on revealing the effect of stirring while the simulation was employed to investigate the effect of two FCDs, namely baffle wall and turbo-stopper. The analysis of strand similarity and inclusion removal were conducted by analyzing flow characteristics derived from Combined Model of Residence Time Distribution (RTD) curve and observing the flow movement in the tundish model. In addition, the tundish capability to remove inclusions was also studied by injecting inclusion particles using Discrete Phase Model (DPM) in ANSYS Fluent. Experiment results cause the Combined Model needs to be modified. This modification was employed when analyzing tundish configuration involving stirring. By using the modified Combined Model, the stirring can significantly increase the well-mix volume to almost 100% as it annihilates dead zone. The stirring also increases the similarity between strands and makes the RTD curve more similar to ideal mixing curve. However, the problem of short-circuiting flow need to be solved and care should be taken into consideration regarding the selection of stirring direction as well as bath surface condition when implementing EMS in reality. The simulation results show that the addition of baffle wall and turbo-stopper are beneficial to improve mixing as well as to avoid the short-circuiting flow. Furthermore, compared to individual FCD, the combination of baffle wall and turbo-stopper results in the best performance to remove inclusions by providing surface-directed flow and generating a higher plug flow.
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Automated Intro Detection ForTV Series / Automatiserad detektion avintron i TV-serierRedaelli, Tiago, Ekedahl, Jacob January 2020 (has links)
Media consumption has shown a tremendous increase in recent years, and with this increase, new audience expectations are put on the features offered by media-streaming services. One of these expectations is the ability to skip redundant content, which most probably is not of interest to the user. In this work, intro sequences which have sufficient length and a high degree of image similarity across all episodes of a show is targeted for detection. A statistical prediction model for classifying video intros based on these features was proposed. The model tries to identify frame similarities across videos from the same show and then filter out incorrect matches. The performance evaluation of the prediction model shows that the proposed solution for unguided predictions had an accuracy of 90.1%, and precision and recall rate of 93.8% and 95.8% respectively.The mean margin of error for a predicted start and end was 1.4 and 2.0 seconds. The performance was even better if the model had prior knowledge of one or more intro sequences from the same TV series confirmed by a human. However, due to dataset limitations the result is inconclusive. The prediction model was integrated into an automated system for processing internet videos available on SVT Play, and included administrative capabilities for correcting invalid predictions. / Under de senaste åren så har konsumtionen av TV-serier ökat markant och med det tillkommer nya förväntningar på den funktionalitet som erbjuds av webb-TVtjänster. En av dessa förväntningar är förmågan att kunna hoppa över redundant innehåll, vilket troligen inte är av intresse för användaren. I detta arbete så ligger fokus på att detektera video intron som bedöms som tillräckligt långa och har en hög grad av bildlighet över flera episoder från samma TV-program. En statistisk modell för att klassificera intron baserat på dessa egenskaper föreslogs. Modellen jämför bilder från samma TV-program för att försöka identifiera matchande sekvenser och filtrera bort inkorrekta matchningar. Den framtagna modellen hade en träffsäkerhet på 90.1%, precision på 93.8% och en återkallelseförmåga på 95.8%. Medelfelmarginalen uppgick till 1.4 sekunder för start och 2.0 sekunder för slut av ett intro. Modellen presterade bättre om den hade tillgång till en eller fler liknande introsekvenser från relaterade videor från sammaTV-program bekräftat av en människa. Eftersom datasetet som användes för testning hade vissa brister så ska resultatet endast ses som vägledande. Modellen integrerades i ett system som automatiskt processar internet videos frånSVT-Play. Ett tillhörande administrativt verktyg skapades även för att kunna rätta felaktiga gissningar.
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Evaluation of Sentence Representations in Semantic Text Similarity Tasks / Utvärdering av meningsrepresentation för semantisk textlikhetBalzar Ekenbäck, Nils January 2021 (has links)
This thesis explores the methods of representing sentence representations for semantic text similarity using word embeddings and benchmarks them against sentence based evaluation test sets. Two methods were used to evaluate the representations: STS Benchmark and STS Benchmark converted to a binary similarity task. Results showed that preprocessing of the word vectors could significantly boost performance in both tasks and conclude that word embed-dings still provide an acceptable solution for specific applications. The study also concluded that the dataset used might not be ideal for this type of evalua-tion, as the sentence pairs in general had a high lexical overlap. To tackle this, the study suggests that a paraphrasing dataset could act as a complement but that further investigation would be needed. / Denna avhandling undersöker metoder för att representera meningar i vektor-form för semantisk textlikhet och jämför dem med meningsbaserade testmäng-der. För att utvärdera representationerna användes två metoder: STS Bench-mark, en vedertagen metod för att utvärdera språkmodellers förmåga att ut-värdera semantisk likhet, och STS Benchmark konverterad till en binär lik-hetsuppgift. Resultaten visade att förbehandling av texten och ordvektorerna kunde ge en signifikant ökning i resultatet för dessa uppgifter. Studien konklu-derade även att datamängden som användes kanske inte är ideal för denna typ av utvärdering, då meningsparen i stort hade ett högt lexikalt överlapp. Som komplement föreslår studien en parafrasdatamängd, något som skulle kräva ytterligare studier.
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An Automated Approach to Mapping Ocean Front Features Using Sentinel-1 with Examples from the Gulf Stream and Agulhas CurrentNewall, Andrew 19 April 2023 (has links)
This study examines the efficacy of Sentinel-1 Radial Velocity (RVL) imagery at determining the position of ocean current front features, using the Gulf Stream (GS) and Agulhas Current (AC) as case studies. Fronts derived from RVL imagery are compared to fronts derived from Sea Surface Temperature (SST) imagery, specifically Multi-scale Ultra-high Resolution Sea Surface Temperature Analysis (MURSST) data. In the case of the GS, front locations from the Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVOCEANO) were also used for comparison. Only the northern walls of ocean current features are considered in this study, which is broken into three main steps: Preprocessing, front extraction, and front comparison. First, RVL imagery is selected from Sentinel-1 ocean products, preprocessed to remove antenna mispointing artifacts, and all products from the same orbit are combined into a single swath. Second, front features are extracted from both the RVL and MURSST imagery using a ridge detection algorithm, the main ocean current is chosen from all ridge features using a ranking algorithm, and the northern wall of this current is extracted. Third, the RVL, SST, and in the case of the GS, NAVOCEANO GS locations, features are compared using a symmetric Hausdorff Distance (HD) measure, and Mean Hausdorff Distance (MHD). In some cases, the automatic front extraction failed by either misclassifying an eddy or similar ocean feature as the ocean current in either the RVL or SST image or failed to extract the entire length of the front visible within the image. All the SST and RVL fronts were classified manually to determine the success rate of the automatic front extraction and to exclude failed front extractions from the analysis, as they are not accurate representations of the SST and RVL data’s ability to detect fronts. In special cases, the RVL image itself does not detect the entire ocean current, such that there are noticeable gaps in the ocean current. Similarly, in special cases the MURSST does not detect the entire ocean current. The automatic front extraction succeeded 65% of the time, including the special cases. The results demonstrated that RVL products were effective at determining the location of ocean fronts where the angle of the front's normal vector is within approximately 40° of the sensor’s azimuthal heading. A mean HD of 31.9 km and a mean MHD of 13.2 km was calculated for all front pairs over all study areas. The RVL fronts appeared consistently to the north of the SST fronts, with an average offset of 25.4 km between the centroids of the SST and RVL fronts. Positive correlations were noted between cloud coverage and MURSST error in both study regions. Several RVL images detected ocean currents in regions of high MURSST error where the MURSST did not detect the ocean currents, suggesting that RVL may provide more accuracy than SST-based products in clouded regions where there is no auxiliary data.
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Decision Support for Oropharyngeal Cancer Patients Based on Data-Driven Similarity Metrics for Medical Case ComparisonBuyer, Julia, Oeser, Alexander, Grieb, Nora, Dietz, Andreas, Neumuth, Thomas, Stoehr, Matthaeus 09 June 2023 (has links)
Making complex medical decisions is becoming an increasingly challenging task due to the growing amount of available evidence to consider and the higher demand for personalized treatment and patient care. IT systems for the provision of clinical decision support (CDS) can provide sustainable relief if decisions are automatically evaluated and processed. In this paper, we propose an approach for quantifying similarity between new and previously recorded medical cases to enable significant knowledge transfer for reasoning tasks on a patient-level. Methodologically, 102 medical cases with oropharyngeal carcinoma were analyzed retrospectively. Based on independent disease characteristics, patient-specific data vectors including relevant information entities for primary and adjuvant treatment decisions were created. Utilizing the ϕK correlation coefficient as the methodological foundation of our approach, we were able to determine the predictive impact of each characteristic, thus enabling significant reduction of the feature space to allow for further analysis of the intra-variable distances between the respective feature states. The results revealed a significant feature-space reduction from initially 19 down to only 6 diagnostic variables (ϕK correlation coefficient ≥ 0.3, ϕK significance test ≥ 2.5) for the primary and 7 variables (from initially 14) for the adjuvant treatment setting. Further investigation on the resulting characteristics showed a non-linear behavior in relation to the corresponding distances on intra-variable level. Through the implementation of a 10-fold cross-validation procedure, we were further able to identify 8 (primary treatment) matching cases with an evaluation score of 1.0 and 9 (adjuvant treatment) matching cases with an evaluation score of 0.957 based on their shared treatment procedure as the endpoint for similarity definition. Based on those promising results, we conclude that our proposed method for using data-driven similarity measures for application in medical decision-making is able to offer valuable assistance for physicians. Furthermore, we consider our approach as universal in regard to other clinical use-cases, which would allow for an easy-to-implement adaptation for a range of further medical decision-making scenarios.
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自動運転車に対する信頼の規定因の検討 : 道徳判断の一致による効果 / ジドウ ウンテンシャ ニタイスル シンライ ノ キテイイン ノ ケントウ : ドウトク ハンダン ノ イッチ ニヨル コウカ横井 良典, Ryosuke Yokoi 22 March 2022 (has links)
博士(心理学) / Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology / 同志社大学 / Doshisha University
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Measuring Similarity of Network-Time Prisms and Field-Time PrismsJaegal, Young January 2020 (has links)
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