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Table 5.2 User-friendly publishing

in SCA News-Publisher -An Automated XML-based News Publishing System
by Examensarbete Mn, Supervisor Kjell Backudd, Examiner Roland Bol, Antonio Addario

Table 2: User-friendly metadata of a more general descriptive type

in METADATA IN E-LEARNING SYSTEMS: FOCUS ON ITS VALUE FOR THE USER
by Pamela Ravasio, Samuel Schluep, Sissel, Guttormsen Schär
"... In PAGE 4: ...Tables 1 shows the set of proposed user-friendly metadata that are of a purely pedagogical/didactical type, Table2 lists those which serve a more general descriptive goal. In order to make the usage of each individual item as clear as possible, for each item both, a definition, and similarly named fields by other (technical) standards have been included.... ..."

Table 2: User-friendly metadata of a more general descriptive type

in Printed in Spain METADATA IN E-LEARNING SYSTEMS: FOCUS ON ITS VALUE FOR THE USER
by J. A. Mesa González, J. Mesa González, Pamela Ravasio, Samuel Schluep, Sissel, Guttormsen Schär
"... In PAGE 5: ...Tables 1 shows the set of proposed user-friendly metadata that are of a purely pedagogical/didactical type, Table2 lists those which serve a more general descriptive goal. In order to make the usage of each individual item as clear as possible for each item both, a definition, and similarly named fields by other (technical) standards have been included.... ..."

TABLES Table 2.1 Comparison of Some Technical Database Terms with New User-Friendly Terms............ 5

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2004

Table 2 Top matches for a particular Stanford user, with the friends identified

in Friends and Neighbors on the Web
by Lada A. Adamic, Eytan Adar 2003
"... In PAGE 6: ... Among the matches for each user, we identified the user apos;s friends. Table2 shows an example of our procedure. We measured the success of our procedure in terms of the placement of friends on the ranked list of matches3.... ..."
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Table 3 Top matches for a particular Stanford user, with the friends identified.

in Friends and Neighbors on the Web
by Lada Adamic, Eytan Adar 2003
"... In PAGE 8: ... Among the matches for each user, we identified the user apos;s friends. Table3 shows an example of our procedure. We measured the success of our procedure in terms of the placement of friends on the ranked list of matches.... ..."
Cited by 14

Table 2 Top matches for a particular Stanford user, with the friends identified

in Friends and neighbors on the web
by Lada A. Adamic 2003
"... In PAGE 6: ... Among the matches for each user, we identified the user apos;s friends. Table2 shows an example of our procedure. We measured the success of our procedure in terms of the placement of friends on the ranked list of matches3.... ..."
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Table II. Some SFS Features that Are Called User Friendly by Users

in Human factors challenges in creating a principal support office system—the speech filing approach
by John D. Gould, Stephen J. Boles 1983
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Table 2.1 Comparison of Some Technical Database Terms with New User-Friendly Terms Biotics database term Concept

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2004

Table III. Performance values for several data base when user-friendly hyper-rectangle regions are used (with EM algorithm).

in Rule Based Learning Systems for Support Vector Machines
by Haydemar Núñez, Cecilio Angulo, Andreu Català
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