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10.5281 › zenodo.821871
This release adds a _metadata table which will indicate the version of MIMIC-IV for the BigQuery tables. _metadata schema: attribute, value. Example query: select attribute, value FROM `physionet-data.mimiciv_derived._metadata` Current...
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10.1109 › infvis.1998.729560
Information visualization encounters a wide variety of different data domains. The visualization community has developed representation methods and interactive
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10.21437 › Interspeech.2004-668
From WER and RIL to MER and WIL: improved evaluation measures for connected speech recognition Andrew Cameron Morris, Viktoria Maier, Phil Green The word error rate (WER), commonly used in ASR assessment, measures the cost of restoring the output word sequence to the original input sequence....
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10.1109 › 2.666847
When information is abundant, the knowledge of which information is useful and valuable matters most. We all use our network of family, friends, and colleagues
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10.1109 › 32.24726
Raid, a robust and adaptable distributed database system for transaction processing, is described. Raid is a message-passing system, with server processes on ea
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10.16995 › dscn.14
Since the advent of digital scholarly editions, there have been many arguments to the effect that digital versions are able to offer more to humanities scholars than printed ones. Though this opinion is shared by most scholars producing...
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10.16995 › dscn.31
Addressing a larger context of trends shaping and influencing change in the humanities and the cultures of the university, this text follows the Antonio Zampolli Prize Lecture given on 2 July 2014 at U Lausanne, exploring and encouraging...
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10.4000 › jtei.210
If the notion of the methodological commons is as centrally located as we believe it to be in any visualization accurately depicting the intellectual structure of the digital humanities and digital literary studies (McCarty 2005, 119),...
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10.1109 › 49.481698
Multimedia presentation technology has enormous potential for a myriad of applications including academic classrooms, industrial training, and business presenta
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10.1109 › 69.234772
SuiteSound, a programming environment with integrated support for multimedia, is discussed. SuiteSound is built in the Suite object-based system on a convention
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