Computer Science: Recent submissions

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    • Predictions using hidden Markov models and stochastic context-free grammars 

      Magnuson, Courtney (North Dakota State University, 2024-07)
      In systems where certain qualities are not directly observable, hidden Markov models provide a way to represent both the observable and hidden data. For systems behaving as Markov chains, the observable data can be analyzed ...

    • Which tests to modify? A history-based test recommender 

      Bhrugumalla, Sai Kiran (North Dakota State University, 2024-07)
      Regression testing is critical for maintaining software quality. Therefore, developers must maintain efficient and effective regression test suites. However, the task can be tedious and challenging, especially in Continuous ...

    • Computational Methods for Bulk and Single-cell Chromatin Interaction Data 

      Bulathsinghalage, Chanaka (North Dakota State University, 2024)
      Chromatin interactions occur when the physical regions of chromatin in close proximity interact with each other inside the nucleus. Analyzing chromatin interactions plays a crucial role in deciphering the spatial organization ...

    • AI approaches in personalized meal planning for a multi criteria problem 

      Amiri, Maryam (North Dakota State University, 2024)
      Food is one of the necessities of life. The food we consume every day provides us with the nutrition we need to have energy. However, food plays a more significant role in life. There is a relationship between food, culture, ...

    • Understanding the impact of COVID-19 on online eating disorder communities on Reddit 

      Al Amin, Md (North Dakota State University, 2024)
      Like precedent disease outbreaks, COVID-19 has immense implications for health challenges. The social restrictions and disruption in daily activities pose a psychological burden for humans worldwide and may be particularly ...

    • Augmented Reality and Cross-Device Interaction for Seamless Integration of Physical and Digital Scientific Papers 

      Miah, Md Ochiuddin (North Dakota State University, 2024)
      Researchers face the challenge of efficiently navigating vast scientific literature while valuing printed papers in the digital age. Printed materials facilitate deeper engagement and comprehension, leading to superior ...

    • Semantic enrichment of database columns using generative language models for advanced query searches 

      Miska, Dylan (North Dakota State University, 2024)
      This study introduces a novel application of natural language generation (NLG) models to improve database table retrieval. Unlike previous works primarily utilizing embeddings and natural language processing (NLP) models, ...

    • Task-Relevant API Development for Higher Education Using GraphQL 

      Nygard, Dan (North Dakota State University, 2024)
      To develop applications that support a variety of campus needs, North Dakota State University's Enterprise Application Development team requires a method of accessing North Dakota State University System data related to ...

    • N-gram-based Search Procedure 

      Woznica, Szymon (North Dakota State University, 2009)
      Efficient querying and discovery of meaningful patterns in data becomes more and more important with accelerating growth of data published every day on the Internet. Tree pruning-based algorithms used in most popular ...

    • A Graphical Tool for Test Generation from State Models 

      Wu, Qjpeng (North Dakota State University, 2009)
      This paper presented a graphical tool for generating test cases based on state models. The tool provides users with a user-friendly model editor to create their state model in a tree view structure. The tree based state ...

    • Mobile Sensor movement using Simulated Annealing 

      Yamparala, Sri Harsha (North Dakota State University, 2009)
      Movement of mobile sensor nodes is an important aspect in wireless sensor networks, and there is considerable research underway into the design of mobile sensor movement algorithms for wireless sensor networks. Various ...

    • Design and Implementation of Social Networking Website Features 

      Aakula, Srikanth Goud (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      People want to communicate and interact with each other over the internet. There are various websites which are helpful for this kind of socializing. The popularity and adaptability of each website depends on the features ...

    • Recruiting Through Identification: Identification Strategies and Tactics Used in External Higher Education Strategic Communication 

      Anderson, Dana Raye (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      This exploratory study examines higher education strategic communication for identification inducement strategies and tactics using Cheney's (1983) typology as a guiding framework. The study also explores the differences ...

    • Neutralization of Conflict Areas Using an Ant Colony Heuristic Approach 

      Bapanpally, Pavan Kumar (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      In this paper, we present a unique approach to solve the Neutralization of Conflict Areas problem using an Ant Colony Optimization technique. The Neutralization of Conflict Areas is a known problem, and over the years, ...

    • Optimization of Mobile Sensor Movement in Self-Healing Sensor Networks 

      Basu, Samidip (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      This paper moves forward the key idea as proposed in past research works - a self-healing deployment approach for sensor networks, where a small percentage of mobile sensors are deployed along with the static sensors into ...

    • Teaching Encryption: A Learning Theory Approach 

      Bhogadi, Manu Kishore (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      Bloom's taxonomy for cognitive domain is an effective taxonomy for structured learning. The six levels in Bloom's taxonomy for cognitive domain are based on the levels of difficulty. This paper focuses on teaching ...

    • eTablaTutor - The Electronic Tabla Leaming Game 

      Bhowmick, Dibakar (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      Tabla is a percussion instrument widely used in Indian classical music both as a solo instrument and as an accompaniment to vocal or instrumental music. Learning Tabla, like learning any musical instrument, is very much ...

    • Resource and Bandwidth Allocation in Hybrid Wireless Mobile Networks 

      Bengfort, Benjamin John (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      In the lead up to the implementation of 802.16 and 4G wireless networks, there have been many proposals for addition of multi-hop MANET zones or relay stations in order to cut the cost of building a new backbone ...

    • A Clustering Approach to Improving Test Case Prioritization: An Industrial Case Study 

      Carlson, Ryan Curtis (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      Regression testing is an important activity for controlling the quality of a software product, but it accounts for a large proportion of the costs of software. We believe that an understanding of the underlying relationships ...

    • A Free and Flexible Poker Environment 

      DeBilt, Daniel George (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      This paper introduces a framework and software that allows poker players to create and play original and custom poker games, through a TCP/IP connection, for free. This paper describes how the concept of playing ...