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A Java Class Analysis Program Development By Asm Library, Chengxiang Qiu
A Java Class Analysis Program Development By Asm Library, Chengxiang Qiu
Computer Science
Class analysis is useful technique that can be used in many situations, from the syntaxes parsing, potential bugs finding, and unused code detecting to reverse engineer coding. In this paper, I write a small program classasm analysis the java class by calling the methods in ASM library. Here, the ASM name does not mean anything: it is just a reference to the “_asm_” keyword in C, which allows some functions to be implemented in assembly language. In Java, the ASM provides methods to read write and transform such byte arrays by using higher level concepts than bytes, that mean through …
Consumer Sentiment Analysis Using Twitter, Rumana Rashid
Consumer Sentiment Analysis Using Twitter, Rumana Rashid
Computer Science
Sentiment analysis is the task of finding people’s opinions about specific objects/matters. Ordinary people’s opinions affect the decision-making process. Today, there is a massive explosion of “sentiments” available on social media, e.g. Twitter. Twitter is one of the most popular worldwide social-networking services. Twitter is a widely-used way to get people’s opinion about some topics when you read their posts. In this study, a model was coded in R environment and implemented and tested using a large dataset to estimate people’s opinions concerning specific topics that can be used for implementing better decision in market research. To achieve this goal, …
Online Defect Tracking System, Gaurav Soni
Online Defect Tracking System, Gaurav Soni
Computer Science
For Improving Software Reliability, Defect Tracking System (DTS) gives the facility to define the tasks and allow the managers to track the Defects and time spent by each employee for that particular task. This tool can help managers for Defects (Bugs) estimation per project. This tool also helps employees to document their Defects and analyze the quality of their output. Moreover the project aims at creation of a Defect Tracking System which will be accessible to all developers and its facility allows to focusing on creating the database schema and while letting the application server define table based on the …
Teaching Software Testing Concepts Using Learning Objects, Judi Lynn Simley
Teaching Software Testing Concepts Using Learning Objects, Judi Lynn Simley
Computer Science
The ubiquitous nature of software, it is very important to prepare students for jobs in the software industry. There is a profound deficiency in testing skills in graduating students when beginning jobs in Information Technology Industry. This paper describes a means of teaching software testing concepts and tools in introductory computer courses using a Web-based Repository of Software Testing Tutorials: A Cyber-Learning Environment (WReSTT-CyLE). WReSTT-CyLE is a collaborative interactive eLearning environment for testing tools and concepts. The site was created to be student centered and to motivate testing concepts learning. This environment’s design is customizable for Instructors’ individual needs. Another …
Stress And Work-Task Satisfaction: School Counselors' Perspective, Kathleen Marie Schmaltz
Stress And Work-Task Satisfaction: School Counselors' Perspective, Kathleen Marie Schmaltz
Education
The study’s first purpose was to give school counselors a “voice” regarding their perceived stress. The second purpose was to investigate the relationship between school counselors’ work satisfaction across 12 counselor-related activities and perceived stress as measured by the Perceived Stress Scale-10 (PSS-10). A question about stressors and the variables of gender, age, prior teaching experience, years of experience as a school counselor, school setting, and caseload added definition to the study. This research attempted a census of all North Dakota’s school counselors who had practiced for the last 30 days prior to completing the survey. Initially, participants self-administered and …
Computerised Cognitive–Behavioural Therapy For Depression In Adolescents: Feasibility Results And 4-Month Outcomes Of A Uk Randomised Controlled Trial, Barry Wright, Lucy Tindall, Elizabeth Littlewood, Victoria Allgar, Paul Abeles, Dominic Trépel, Shehzad Ali
Computerised Cognitive–Behavioural Therapy For Depression In Adolescents: Feasibility Results And 4-Month Outcomes Of A Uk Randomised Controlled Trial, Barry Wright, Lucy Tindall, Elizabeth Littlewood, Victoria Allgar, Paul Abeles, Dominic Trépel, Shehzad Ali
Peninsula Medical School
ObjectivesComputer-administered cognitive–behavioural therapy (CCBT) may be a promising treatment for adolescents with depression, particularly due to its increased availability and accessibility. The feasibility of delivering a randomised controlled trial (RCT) comparing a CCBT program (Stressbusters) with an attention control (self-help websites) for adolescent depression was evaluated.DesignSingle centre RCT feasibility study.SettingThe trial was run within community and clinical settings in York, UK.ParticipantsAdolescents (aged 12–18) with low mood/depression were assessed for eligibility, 91 of whom met the inclusion criteria and were consented and randomised to Stressbusters (n=45) or websites (n=46) using remote computerised single allocation. Those with comorbid physical illness were included …
Lessons Learned From The London Exercise And Pregnant (Leap) Smokers Randomised Controlled Trial Process Evaluation: Implications For The Design Of Physical Activity For Smoking Cessation Interventions During Pregnancy, Nikoletta Giatras, Elisabeth Wanninkhof, Miranda Leontowitsch, Beth Lewis, Adrian Taylor, Sue Cooper, Michael Ussher
Lessons Learned From The London Exercise And Pregnant (Leap) Smokers Randomised Controlled Trial Process Evaluation: Implications For The Design Of Physical Activity For Smoking Cessation Interventions During Pregnancy, Nikoletta Giatras, Elisabeth Wanninkhof, Miranda Leontowitsch, Beth Lewis, Adrian Taylor, Sue Cooper, Michael Ussher
Peninsula Medical School
No abstract provided.
Experiences Of People With Parkinson's Disease And Their Views Of Physical Activity Interventions: A Qualitative Systematic Review Protocol., Heather Hunter, Christopher Lovegrove, Bernhard Haas, Jennifer Freeman, Hilary Gunn
Experiences Of People With Parkinson's Disease And Their Views Of Physical Activity Interventions: A Qualitative Systematic Review Protocol., Heather Hunter, Christopher Lovegrove, Bernhard Haas, Jennifer Freeman, Hilary Gunn
School of Health Professions
REVIEW QUESTION/OBJECTIVES:: This review aims to explore the experiences of people with Parkinson's disease (pwPD) participation in physical activity and their views of interventions designed to engage and sustain engagement. Synthesis of the best available evidence will be used to determine any gaps in the research literature and make recommendations on approaches to increase and maintain engagement in physical activity in pwPD living in a community setting. The specific objectives are to.
Guitar Music In Collections: A New Web-Based Index Is Launched, Ellwood Colahan
Guitar Music In Collections: A New Web-Based Index Is Launched, Ellwood Colahan
Soundboard Scholar
Is there any really good way to locate specific pieces of guitar music within published collections and anthologies? Might there be already a best way? Anyone who has taught or studied classical guitar is familiar with collections like Das Gitarrespiel or the Noad anthologies. But it is hard to remember with accuracy which pieces are in which of these editions or in dozens of others like them. Library and trade catalogs are not of much help. What is needed for this problem is in-depth indexing rather than traditional cataloging. These print indexes of song anthologies and collections have more recently …
Does Rumination Cause “Inhibitory” Deficits?, Henrietta Roberts, Edward R. Watkins, Andy J. Wills
Does Rumination Cause “Inhibitory” Deficits?, Henrietta Roberts, Edward R. Watkins, Andy J. Wills
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of Gaze Angle On Visual Acuity In Infantile Nystagmus, Mj Dunn, D Wiggins, Jm Woodhouse, Th Margrain, Cm Harris, Jt Erichsen
The Effect Of Gaze Angle On Visual Acuity In Infantile Nystagmus, Mj Dunn, D Wiggins, Jm Woodhouse, Th Margrain, Cm Harris, Jt Erichsen
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Drug Cue Reactivity Involves Hierarchical Instrumental Learning: Evidence From A Biconditional Pavlovian To Instrumental Transfer Task, Lorna Hardy, Chris Mitchell, Tina Seabrooke, Lee Hogarth
Drug Cue Reactivity Involves Hierarchical Instrumental Learning: Evidence From A Biconditional Pavlovian To Instrumental Transfer Task, Lorna Hardy, Chris Mitchell, Tina Seabrooke, Lee Hogarth
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Infants' First Words Are Not Phonetically Specified: Own Name Recognition In British English-Learning 5-Month-Olds, Luche C Delle, Caroline Floccia, Lionel Granjon, Thierry Nazzi
Infants' First Words Are Not Phonetically Specified: Own Name Recognition In British English-Learning 5-Month-Olds, Luche C Delle, Caroline Floccia, Lionel Granjon, Thierry Nazzi
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Evidence Of A Goal-Directed Process In Human Pavlovian-Instrumental Transfer, Tina Seabrooke, Pelley Me Le, Lee Hogarth, Chris J. Mitchell
Evidence Of A Goal-Directed Process In Human Pavlovian-Instrumental Transfer, Tina Seabrooke, Pelley Me Le, Lee Hogarth, Chris J. Mitchell
School of Psychology
© 2017 APA, all rights reserved). Cues that signal rewards can motivate reward-seeking behaviors, even for outcomes that are not currently desired. Three experiments examined this phenomenon, using an outcome-selective Pavlovian-instrumental transfer (PIT) design and an outcome devaluation procedure. In Experiment 1, participants learned to perform one response to earn crisps points and another response to earn popcorn points. One outcome was then devalued by adulterating it to make it taste unpleasant. On test, overall response choice was biased toward the outcome that had not been devalued, indicating goal-directed control. Stimuli that signaled crisps and popcorn also biased instrumental response …
Psychological Interventions For Coronary Heart Disease, Suzanne H. Richards, Lindsey Anderson, Caroline E. Jenkinson, Ben Whalley, Karen Rees, Philippa Davies, Paul Bennett, Zulian Liu, Robert West, David R. Thompson, Rod S. Taylor
Psychological Interventions For Coronary Heart Disease, Suzanne H. Richards, Lindsey Anderson, Caroline E. Jenkinson, Ben Whalley, Karen Rees, Philippa Davies, Paul Bennett, Zulian Liu, Robert West, David R. Thompson, Rod S. Taylor
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Lifestyle Factors And Alzheimer's Disease In People With Down Syndrome, Athena V. Kenshole, Deanna Gallichan, Sabine Pahl, John Clibbens
Lifestyle Factors And Alzheimer's Disease In People With Down Syndrome, Athena V. Kenshole, Deanna Gallichan, Sabine Pahl, John Clibbens
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Does Study Duration Have Opposite Effects On Recognition And Repetition Priming?, Christopher J. Berry, Emma V. Ward, David R. Shanks
Does Study Duration Have Opposite Effects On Recognition And Repetition Priming?, Christopher J. Berry, Emma V. Ward, David R. Shanks
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Cultural Differences In Attention: Eye Movement Evidence From A Comparative Visual Search Task., Albandri Alotaibi, Geoffrey Underwood, Alastair D. Smith
Cultural Differences In Attention: Eye Movement Evidence From A Comparative Visual Search Task., Albandri Alotaibi, Geoffrey Underwood, Alastair D. Smith
School of Psychology
Individual differences in visual attention have been linked to thinking style: analytic thinking (common in individualistic cultures) is thought to promote attention to detail and focus on the most important part of a scene, whereas holistic thinking (common in collectivist cultures) promotes attention to the global structure of a scene and the relationship between its parts. However, this theory is primarily based on relatively simple judgement tasks. We compared groups from Great Britain (an individualist culture) and Saudi Arabia (a collectivist culture) on a more complex comparative visual search task, using simple natural scenes. A higher overall number of fixations …
Neural Correlates Of Evidence Accumulation During Value-Based Decisions Revealed Via Simultaneous Eeg-Fmri, M. Andrea Pisauro, Elsa Fouragnan, Chris Retzler, Marios G. Philiastides
Neural Correlates Of Evidence Accumulation During Value-Based Decisions Revealed Via Simultaneous Eeg-Fmri, M. Andrea Pisauro, Elsa Fouragnan, Chris Retzler, Marios G. Philiastides
School of Psychology
AbstractCurrent computational accounts posit that, in simple binary choices, humans accumulate evidence in favour of the different alternatives before committing to a decision. Neural correlates of this accumulating activity have been found during perceptual decisions in parietal and prefrontal cortex; however the source of such activity in value-based choices remains unknown. Here we use simultaneous EEG–fMRI and computational modelling to identify EEG signals reflecting an accumulation process and demonstrate that the within- and across-trial variability in these signals explains fMRI responses in posterior-medial frontal cortex. Consistent with its role in integrating the evidence prior to reaching a decision, this region …
Validity Of The Activpal3 Activity Monitor In People Moderately Affected By Multiple Sclerosis, E. H. Coulter, L. Miller, S. Mccorkell, C. Mcguire, K. Algie, J. Freeman, B. Weller, P. G. Mattison, A. Mcconnachie, O. Wu, L. Paul
Validity Of The Activpal3 Activity Monitor In People Moderately Affected By Multiple Sclerosis, E. H. Coulter, L. Miller, S. Mccorkell, C. Mcguire, K. Algie, J. Freeman, B. Weller, P. G. Mattison, A. Mcconnachie, O. Wu, L. Paul
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
Intra-Rater Reliability Of The Multiple Single-Leg Hop-Stabilization Test And Relationships With Age, Leg Dominance And Training., L Sawle, J Freeman, J Marsden
Intra-Rater Reliability Of The Multiple Single-Leg Hop-Stabilization Test And Relationships With Age, Leg Dominance And Training., L Sawle, J Freeman, J Marsden
School of Health Professions
BACKGROUND: Balance is a complex construct, affected by multiple components such as strength and co-ordination. However, whilst assessing an athlete's dynamic balance is an important part of clinical examination, there is no gold standard measure. The multiple single-leg hop-stabilization test is a functional test which may offer a method of evaluating the dynamic attributes of balance, but it needs to show adequate intra-tester reliability. PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to assess the intra-rater reliability of a dynamic balance test, the multiple single-leg hop-stabilization test on the dominant and non-dominant legs. DESIGN: Intra-rater reliability study. METHODS: Fifteen active participants …
Humeral Elevation Reduces The Dynamic Control Ratio Of The Shoulder Muscles During Internal Rotation, William Howard, Jonathan Burgess, Borut Vrhovnik, Christian Stringer, Sherrie T. Choy, Jonathan F. Marsden, Ingrid A. Gedikoglou, Gary L. Shum
Humeral Elevation Reduces The Dynamic Control Ratio Of The Shoulder Muscles During Internal Rotation, William Howard, Jonathan Burgess, Borut Vrhovnik, Christian Stringer, Sherrie T. Choy, Jonathan F. Marsden, Ingrid A. Gedikoglou, Gary L. Shum
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
A Pilot Rct Investigating The Effects Of Targeted Compression On Athletes With Pelvic / Groin Pain, Leanne Sawle, Jennifer Freeman, Jonathan Marsden
A Pilot Rct Investigating The Effects Of Targeted Compression On Athletes With Pelvic / Groin Pain, Leanne Sawle, Jennifer Freeman, Jonathan Marsden
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
Recurrence Rates Of Hyperemesis Gravidarum In Pregnancy: A Systematic Review Protocol, Caitlin Dean, Katrina Bannigan, M O’Hara, Rebecca Painter, Jon Marsden
Recurrence Rates Of Hyperemesis Gravidarum In Pregnancy: A Systematic Review Protocol, Caitlin Dean, Katrina Bannigan, M O’Hara, Rebecca Painter, Jon Marsden
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
Participants' Experience Of A Web-Based Physiotherapy Programme For People With Multiple Sclerosis (Ms): Does It Impact Physical Activity Levels?, R Dennett, E Coulter, L Paul, J Freeman
Participants' Experience Of A Web-Based Physiotherapy Programme For People With Multiple Sclerosis (Ms): Does It Impact Physical Activity Levels?, R Dennett, E Coulter, L Paul, J Freeman
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
Management Of Chronic Post-Partum Pelvic Girdle Pain: Evaluating Effectiveness Of Combined Physiotherapy And A Dynamic Elastomeric Fabric Orthosis, L Cameron, J Freeman, J Marsden
Management Of Chronic Post-Partum Pelvic Girdle Pain: Evaluating Effectiveness Of Combined Physiotherapy And A Dynamic Elastomeric Fabric Orthosis, L Cameron, J Freeman, J Marsden
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
A Formal Approach To Discovering Simultaneous Additive Masking Between Auditory Medical Alarms, Bassam Hasanain, Andrew D. Boyd, Judy Edworthy, Matthew L. Bolton
A Formal Approach To Discovering Simultaneous Additive Masking Between Auditory Medical Alarms, Bassam Hasanain, Andrew D. Boyd, Judy Edworthy, Matthew L. Bolton
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Patient Safety In Community Dementia Services: What Can We Learn From The Experiences Of Caregivers And Healthcare Professionals?, Sophie Behrman, Philip Wilkinson, Helen Lloyd, Charles Vincent
Patient Safety In Community Dementia Services: What Can We Learn From The Experiences Of Caregivers And Healthcare Professionals?, Sophie Behrman, Philip Wilkinson, Helen Lloyd, Charles Vincent
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Treatment Outcomes In Schizophrenia: Qualitative Study Of The Views Of Family Carers, J Lloyd, H Lloyd, Ray Fitzpatrick, Michele Peters
Treatment Outcomes In Schizophrenia: Qualitative Study Of The Views Of Family Carers, J Lloyd, H Lloyd, Ray Fitzpatrick, Michele Peters
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
7-Day Weighed Food Diaries Suggest Patients With Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia May Spontaneously Modify Their Diet To Avoid Nosebleed Precipitants, Helen Finnamore, B. Maneesha Silva, B. Mary Hickson, Kevin Whelan, Claire L. Shovlin
7-Day Weighed Food Diaries Suggest Patients With Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia May Spontaneously Modify Their Diet To Avoid Nosebleed Precipitants, Helen Finnamore, B. Maneesha Silva, B. Mary Hickson, Kevin Whelan, Claire L. Shovlin
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.