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Informatics

Robert A. Greenes · Academic Radiology · 1995

Cited by 2

Informatics

Lecture notes in computer science · 2001

Cited by 0

Informatics

Vojtech Huser · Figshare · 2015

This fileset contains data relevant to AMIA 2015 submission titled: Process Mining of Growing Adoption of Genomic Precision Medicine Testing Using Commercial Claims and Encounters Database To facilitate comparison and execution on other datasets, we used R Markdown format designed for reproducible science that combines the analysis code with the resulting analytical report (see this fileset for code [*.Rmd] and output reports [*.docx]).

Cited by 0Open access

Informatics

Vojtech Huser · Figshare · 2015

This fileset contains data relevant to AMIA 2015 submission titled: Process Mining of Growing Adoption of Genomic Precision Medicine Testing Using Commercial Claims and Encounters Database To facilitate comparison and execution on other datasets, we used R Markdown format designed for reproducible science that combines the analysis code with the resulting analytical report (see this fileset for code [*.Rmd] and output reports [*.docx]).

Cited by 0Open access

Informatics

Vojtech Huser · Figshare · 2015

This fileset contains data relevant to AMIA 2015 submission titled: Process Mining of Growing Adoption of Genomic Precision Medicine Testing Using Commercial Claims and Encounters Database To facilitate comparison and execution on other datasets, we used R Markdown format designed for reproducible science that combines the analysis code with the resulting analytical report (see this fileset for code [*.Rmd] and output reports [*.docx]).

Cited by 0Open access

Informatics

Lars Skyttner · 1996

Since the late 1960s, computer science has been an important topic of study in all major universities around the world. This subject has its origin in the pure technological areas of computer engineering (‘computer science’), computer mathematics (‘computing science’) and numerical analysis, etc. Informatics, with its roots in computer science is a concatenation of the words information and technology. Enjoying features of both, it sits between science and technology and has a broad interface to neighbouring areas such as those shown in Figure 8:1.

Cited by 0

Informatics

Gordon S. Carlson · The SAGE Encyclopedia of Theory in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics · 2022

Cited by 0

Informatics

Z.J. Lemnios, J.C. Zolper · IEEE Circuits and Devices Magazine · 2006

Cited by 5

Informatics

Vojtech Huser · Figshare · 2015

This fileset contains data relevant to AMIA 2015 submission titled: Process Mining of Growing Adoption of Genomic Precision Medicine Testing Using Commercial Claims and Encounters Database To facilitate comparison and execution on other datasets, we used R Markdown format designed for reproducible science that combines the analysis code with the resulting analytical report (see this fileset for code [*.Rmd] and output reports [*.docx]).

Cited by 0Open access

Informatics

Vojtech Huser · Figshare · 2015

This fileset contains data relevant to AMIA 2015 submission titled: Process Mining of Growing Adoption of Genomic Precision Medicine Testing Using Commercial Claims and Encounters Database To facilitate comparison and execution on other datasets, we used R Markdown format designed for reproducible science that combines the analysis code with the resulting analytical report (see this fileset for code [*.Rmd] and output reports [*.docx]).

Cited by 0Open access

Informatics,

Jaime Carvalho, Luís Duarte, Edifício C Campo-grande et al. · 2016

This paper presents the design of a puzzle game for the Android platform along with a study on puzzle solving strategies across different interaction modalities. Solving puzzles is among the oldest challenges and entertainment activities available to us. However, despite major technological advances, the design of such games has never provided individuals with challenges beyond visual puzzles. We capitalized on this opportunity to tackle the design of puzzles which go beyond visual cues, utilizing sound and vibration feedback as well to offer a fresh challenge to players. Along with the design of this game, our research focused on analyzing puzzle solving strategies applied by users. In particular, this paper details a study in which we analyzed if players apply the same strategy to solve a visual and a audio puzzle. Results point that players often opt to solve prominent areas first, leaving more abstract zones to the end, independently from the interaction modality involved.

Cited by 0

Informatics

Min Zheng, Mark A. Fields, Yi Liu et al. · Laboratory Investigation · 2010

Cited by 0Open access

Informatics

Jnm Tan, M.F. O’Brien, Takeshi Uehara et al. · Modern Pathology · 2012

Cited by 0Open access

INFORMATICS

Laboratory Investigation · 2024

Cited by 0Open access