The theory of intuition learning is briefly reviewed and a model of the learning process is presented. The paper then discusses and characterizes an Interactive Intuition Learning System (IILS) and its relationship to experiential learning and learning pattern. From the initial intuition decision system defined by the experience judgment, a series of learning interval-systems with various exper...

Context-awareness is a common feature of contemporary knowledge management systems (KMS). The intended effect of context-awareness is to tailor appearance, functionality and behavior of KMS to the needs and individual preferences of knowledge workers and to contribute to flexibility in organizational KMS use by supporting the integration of knowledge use into work processes. The variability of ...

This paper identifies a set of workflow patterns necessary to support community-oriented localisation. Workflow pattern discovery is based on use case analysis of five community translation tools, and modelled using the Yet Another Workflow Language (YAWL) notation. An analysis is presented of the support for these baseline patterns in two mainstream enterprise-oriented Translation Management S...

This paper considers knowledge management in software development from organizational roles’ viewpoint. The focus is on software patterns, which are seen as means to facilitate the design knowledge management. In this paper, patterns are promoted by tailoring their presentation according to the specific needs of each role. Roles’ needs are justified by a case study made in a Finnish software or...

A slant removal algorithm is presented based on the use of the vertical projection pro"le of word images and the Wigner}Ville distribution. The slant correction does not a!ect the connectivity of the word and the resulting words are natural. The evaluation of our algorithm was equally made by subjective and objective means. The algorithm has been tested in English andModern Greek samples of mor...

Copyright 2010 by [S.A.Nastis, A.Michailidis]. All rights reserved. Readers may make verbatim copies of this document for non-commercial purposes by any means, provided that this copyright notice appears on all such copies. This paper utilizes the theory of compensating differentials for job risks from the labor economics literature to evaluate farmers' differences in wage-risk tradeoffs. In th...

The Java language has rapidly become widespread and it is being used to implement a broad range of applications, including applications with high resource requirements. For this reason, it is important to evaluate the suitability of the Java environment to execute such applications. This paper presents an evaluation of the effects of memory management in the context of memory intensive Java app...

Compressed Suffix Arrays (CSAs) offer the same functionality as classical suffix arrays (SAs), and more, within space close to that of the compressed text, and in addition they can reproduce any text fragment. Furthermore, their pattern search times are comparable to those of SAs. This combination has made CSAs extremely successful substitutes for SAs on space-demanding applications. Their weak...

This research presents an example of how evidence-based policy-making can lead to bandwidth optimisation in a university network, giving rise to improved network performance and cost savings. The research data were based on network event logs from a campus network. The logs were analysed to draw useful insights about the needs and behavioural patterns of users on the network. The results show h...

Traditional publish / subscribe systems offer a range of expressive subscription languages for constraints, but restrict the publish operation to be a single published object that contains only constants and no constraints. We have introduced a novel generalization of publish / subscribe called symmetric publish / subscribe where both publications and subscriptions contain constraints in additi...