A brand new clustering algorithm for analyzing data in proximity-relation matrices is introduced in this research. It takes an innovative approach by mimicking how individuals naturally group themselves within clusters. The algorithm progressively refines these groups until they reach stable configurations centred around core members. One of the key strengths of this method is its use of the PE index to determine a crucial parameter. This makes it simpler to implement compared to existing algorithms that rely on intricate calculations involving multiple steps and maximum-t compositions.
The text emphasizes the versatility of this new algorithm by showcasing its successful application in diverse fields. These include evaluating the quality of higher education in Taiwan, optimizing factory production systems, and grouping probability density functions (PDFs) for analysis.
Feather UI (https://feathersui.com/) is a unique toolkit for building user interfaces across different devices (phones, desktops, web). Instead of using pre-built buttons and menus, Feather lets you describe the UI and how it reacts to user input in a simple language. This language can then be compiled to run efficiently on whatever device your app is on. This gives developers much freedom to create new and unusual UI elements that aren't limited by traditional designs. It's like having building blocks that can be combined in any way to create the interface you need.
Think. Check. Submit is a global initiative designed to empower researchers to identify reputable journals for their work and avoid predatory publishing practices.
Here's a breakdown of its role:
- Identifying Trusted Journals: Think. Check. Submit equips researchers with tools and resources to evaluate journal legitimacy. This includes checklists that assess a journal's credentials, editorial board, publishing practices, and overall reputation.
- Combating Predatory Publishing: Predatory publishers often exploit researchers by charging fees for publishing articles in seemingly legitimate journals. Think. Check. Submit. helps researchers avoid these practices by guiding on identifying red flags associated with predatory journals.
- Promoting Research Integrity: By encouraging researchers to publish in credible journals with ethical practices, Think. Check. Submit. Contributes to maintaining the integrity and quality of academic research.
Link: https://thinkchecksubmit.org
This research introduces three new approaches to controlling Familywise Error Rate (FWER) when analyzing data with distinct categories. These methods take advantage of the known distributions of true null p-values to ensure strong FWER control regardless of how the data points are related. They outperform existing methods in terms of accuracy. However, these techniques are best suited for situations with a limited number of tests, and if the distributions are unknown, additional estimation steps might be required.
The University of Surrey seeks a full-time postdoctoral researcher for the EPSRC-funded COVERT project on secure concurrent programming for advanced architectures. This is a great chance for a recent computer science PhD graduate to join a collaborative team working on areas like emerging hardware architectures, programming languages, and verification methods. The successful candidate will collaborate with researchers from top universities and industry partners like NVIDIA and Cornell. Apply by June 28th 2024 https://jobs.surrey.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?id=14085
This research proposes a new way to use the Bonferroni Mean (BM) for combining information represented by fuzzy data with intervals (called interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy data, or IVIFNs). The method, called IVIFBM (and its weighted version, WIVIFBM), considers the connections between different pieces of information when combining them. The study explores the mathematical properties of IVIFBM and shows how it can be used in decision-making problems where information is uncertain and comes with intervals. The researchers suggest future work applying this method to various decision-making situations and potentially using even more advanced mathematical tools for more generalizable results.
The IEEE Communications Society invites researchers to present their work at the prestigious IEEE MECOM 2024 conference (link: https://edas.info/N32107). This is a premier venue for showcasing research on various communication and networking topics, including 5G/6G, the Internet of Things (IoT), and quantum communication. The conference fosters collaboration between academics and industry leaders, allowing participants to share knowledge and explore advancements in the Middle Eastern market.
The deadline to submit original technical papers is June 17, 2024. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of shaping the future of communications!
The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) near Copenhagen seeks talented postdoctoral researchers for a two-year position (extendable) within our research group. We focus on graph algorithms, dynamic and distributed computation, computational geometry, and combinatorics, but are open to adjacent topics. If your research aligns with these areas, we encourage you to apply, even if you are unsure about a perfect fit. The position offers a flexible start date and the chance to collaborate on exciting research projects within a supportive environment.
To Apply: Visit the official job posting https://efzu.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX_1/job/3673/
AI and Virtual & Augmented Reality (VR/AR) are a powerful combo that unlocks exciting possibilities. Here's how they work together:
AI Supercharges VR/AR:
Enhanced Reality: AI can analyze real-world data through AR headsets, enabling features like object recognition and real-time overlays with relevant information. Imagine seeing furniture virtually placed in your room or historical landmarks popping up with details as you point your phone.
Intelligent VR Experiences: AI can personalize VR experiences by learning user preferences and tailoring content. Imagine educational VR tours that adjust to your learning pace or games that adapt to your skill level.
Lifelike Interactions: AI can power realistic characters and interactions in VR. Imagine having natural conversations with virtual tutors or collaborating with colleagues in a virtual workspace.
The opening keynote at the AI for Good Global Summit by Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Secretary-General of ITU, emphasizes international collaboration for responsible AI development (https://youtu.be/-t9KfrxaFU4?si=ObODcq4wM-HQkye5).
She highlights three pillars of AI governance: managing risks, building infrastructure, and fostering international cooperation. Bogdan-Martin stresses the importance of inclusive AI development in bridging the digital divide. Looking to the future, she wishes for AI that tackles global challenges, empowers developing countries, and prioritizes safety through unified standards.
The 2nd International Conference on Environment and Smart Society (ICENSO 2024) invites researchers to submit papers exploring balancing nature and technology for a sustainable future (online conference, August 7-8, 2024).
My areas of interest include green governance, environmental law, media in smart societies, smart education, environmental monitoring systems, and the economics of smart societies.
Accepted papers will be published in a prestigious Scopus-indexed venue (E3S Web of Conferences Proceedings Series).
The full paper submission deadline has been extended to June 24, 2024.
Visit icenso.umy.ac.id/2023/ for more details and to submit your work!
Like most scientific fields, publishing original research in sports biomechanics requires following set methods, clear hypotheses, and proper statistical analysis. However, there's been debate about the overuse of p-values in null hypothesis significance testing (NHST). P-values consider factors like sample size and data variation, making them tricky to interpret, especially for non-experts. This complexity can lead to oversimplification and misinterpretations, potentially affecting the reliability of research conclusions.
The International Conference on Engineering, Science, Technology, and Innovation (IESTI 2024) invites researchers and professionals to submit papers for presentation and publication [link to conference website https://edas.info/N32599].
Topics of Interest include Engineering, Science, Technology and Innovation.
Important Dates:
Submission Deadline: July 15th, 2024
Notification of Acceptance: August 15th, 2024
Conference: September 19th, 2024 (Online)
This research shows that considering how a network is locally connected (its topology) can dramatically improve the reliability of adding new connections to existing networks. This method, which goes beyond just looking at gene activity (expression data), is particularly useful for predicting interactions in well-studied organisms like yeast. However, the researchers found it more difficult to apply than expected and needed a fix to account for a statistical quirk (Simpson's paradox). Overall, the study emphasizes that network structure, built-in assumptions (priors), and adjustable models (parameterized models) are valuable tools beyond network research, and suggests using techniques like CoRe to improve confidence in findings across different fields.
Calling all STEAM Educators! Shape the future of education at the 3rd European Summit!
The clock is ticking! Applications to speak at the unmissable 3rd European Summit of STEAM Educators close on June 15th, 2024.
This is your chance to:
Join a vibrant community of educators, parents, and policymakers.
Share your groundbreaking STEAM projects and inspire others.
Network with fellow changemakers and shape the future of STEAM education.
Whether you're a seasoned educator or a passionate newcomer, your voice matters!
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