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A Neuro-Fuzzy Model with SEER-SEM for Software Effort Estimation

by Wei Lin Du, Danny Ho, Danny Ho, Luiz Fernando Capretz, Luiz Fernando Capretz
"... Software effort estimation is a critical part of software engineering. Although many techniques and algorithmic models have been developed and implemented by practitioners, accurate software effort prediction is still a challenging endeavor. In order to address this issue, a novel soft computing fra ..."
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framework was previously developed. Our study utilizes this novel framework to develop an approach combining the neuro-fuzzy technique with the System Evaluation and Estimation of Resource-Software Estimation Model (SEER-SEM). Moreover, our study assesses the performance of the proposed model by designing

Applying Neuro-fuzzy Approach to build the Reusability Assessment Framework across Software Component Releases- An Empirical Evaluation

by Vijai Kumar, Rajesh Kumar, Arun Sharma
"... To reduce the development time, software reuse methodologies have been used across the software industries. Software reuse is a method to assemble the software components from the existing software. To take advantage of reuse concept, it is necessary to measure the software reusability of the existi ..."
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of the existing components. Although there are various statistical methods exists to find the reusability of the components but soft computing has not been explored for component reusability. The aim of this paper is to formulate, build, evaluate, validate and compare neuro-fuzzy approach in prediction

Neuro Fuzzy based Approach to Predict Component’s

by Shalini Goel
"... The current scenario of open source development and outsourcing industry heavily depends upon the reusability of software components for achieving consistency in quality and cost optimization. Hence, the software developer needs excellent support in the assessment of the reusability levels of the so ..."
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on different soft computing techniques like Fuzzy Logic and Neural Network and the corresponding average RMSE (Reusability Mean Square Error) was calculated to find out the reusability of those factors. In this paper it takes into account three different factors or variables of reusability of software

A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF NEURAL NETWORK, FUZZY AND NEURO- FUZZY APPROACHES FOR LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY ZONATION IN GARHWAL HIMALAYAS

by M. K. Arora, S. Chauhan, M. Sharma
"... Abstract. Availability of accurate and objective landslide susceptibility maps depicting zones defined on the basis of probability of occurrence of landslides is one of the critical inputs in assessing risk to property and lives in any mountainous region, particularly in the Himalayas. The aim of th ..."
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of this study is to assess the utility of soft computing tools, namely, neural network, fuzzy and neuro-fuzzy approaches for for landslide susceptibility zonation and risk assessment in a rigorous mountainous terrain in India.

Verifying Stability of Dynamic Soft-computing Systems

by Wu Wen, John Callahan, Marcello Napolitano , 1997
"... Soft computing is a general term for algorithms that learn from human knowledge and mimic human skills. Example of such algorithms are fuzzy inference systems and neural networks. Many applications, especially in control engineering, have demonstrated their appropriateness in building intelligent sy ..."
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Soft computing is a general term for algorithms that learn from human knowledge and mimic human skills. Example of such algorithms are fuzzy inference systems and neural networks. Many applications, especially in control engineering, have demonstrated their appropriateness in building intelligent

University students’ perceptions of the learning environment and academic outcomes: implications for theory and practice

by Alf Lizzio, Keithia Wilson, Roland Simons - Studies in Higher Education , 2002
"... ABSTRACT The relationship between university students ’ perceptions of their academic environment, their approaches to study, and academic outcomes was investigated at both university and faculty levels. The responses of a large, cross-disciplinary sample of undergraduate students were analysed usin ..."
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using higher order path and regression analyses, and the results con � rmed students ’ perceptions as in � uencing both ‘hard ’ (academic achievement) and ‘soft ’ (satisfaction, development of key skills) learning outcomes, both directly and mediated through their approaches to study. Perceptions

Assessing musical abilities objectively: construction and validation of the profile of music perception skills

by Lily N. C. Law, Marcel Zentner - PLoS ONE 7:e52508. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0052508 Lerdahl , 2012
"... A common approach for determining musical competence is to rely on information about individuals ’ extent of musical training, but relying on musicianship status fails to identify musically untrained individuals with musical skill, as well as those who, despite extensive musical training, may not be ..."
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A common approach for determining musical competence is to rely on information about individuals ’ extent of musical training, but relying on musicianship status fails to identify musically untrained individuals with musical skill, as well as those who, despite extensive musical training, may

EXPLORING THE BUSINESS VALUE OF SOFT SKILLS IN SOCIAL NETWORKS – A CONCEPTUAL EVALUATION APPROACH

by unknown authors
"... Since the emergence of the Internet era in the early 1990s, many evaluation systems for the rating of various entities emerged. For example, at amazon.com people are able to rate books and transactions or to leave comments for other users. Although there is a wide variety of rating and evaluation me ..."
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for the evaluation of soft skills on the Internet. Our approach is based on a consensus measurement approach in social network services based on social graphs as a formalization of personal relationships among users.

A Novel Approach in Estimation of the Soilcrete Column’s Diameter and Optimization of the High Pressure Jet Grouting Using Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS)

by Bijan Ehsanzadeh, Kaveh Ahangari , 2014
"... For achieving optimized jet grout parameters and W/C ratio it is concluded to set trial tests in constant local soil as the conclusion depends on local soil and presence of the extensive range of the effective parameters. Considering the benefits, due to abundance of the involved variables and the i ..."
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and the intrinsic geological complexity, this system follows a great expense in the trial and implemen-tation phases. Utilizing the soft computing methods, this paper proposes a new approach to reduce or to eliminate the cost of the trial phase. Therefore, the Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS

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by Dr. Ir. Joaquin Vanschoren , 2010
"... As an expert in data mining, including predictive analysis and descriptive analysis, I am able to identify interesting problems, develop efficient solutions, and interpret and evaluate results. I aim to create things that are truly innovative and that benefit, as well as amaze, many people. My stron ..."
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Universiteit Leuven, Belgium 2005-2010 – PhD thesis: “Understanding Machine Learning Performance with Experiment Databases” On high-throughput, collaborative experimentation systems to map and quickly assess the strengths and weaknesses of data mining techniques, now a reference resource in data mining
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