Leenders, Guus · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2022
To be accompanied by paper "Multi-RAT IoT – What's to Gain? An Energy-Monitoring Platform to Evaluate Multi-RAT Performance"
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James Rodgers · 2012
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Raja Kushalnagar, Stephanie A. Ludie, Poorna Kushalnagar · 2011
We present a multiple-view platform for low vision students that utilizes students' personal smart phone cameras and tablets in the classroom. Low vision or deaf students can independently use the platform to obtain flexible, magnified views of lecture visuals, such as the presentation slides or whiteboard on their personal screen. This platform also enables cooperation among sighted and hearing classmates to provide better views for everyone, including themselves.
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Diehl, Trevor · University of Vienna · 2018
In dieser Arbeit wird untersucht, welcher Zusammenhang zwischen den durch verschiedene Multi-Plattform-News ermöglichten Angebote und dem politischen Verhalten sowie der öffentliche Meinungsbildung von Personen besteht. Die zentrale Forschungsfrage dieser Arbeit lautet: Wie nutzen Menschen Kommunikationstechnologien, um Nachrichten zu nutzen und politisch zu partizipieren? Zunächst wird die „Media System Dependency Theory” (MSD) als Alternative zu Konzepten, die sich auf Mikro-Ebene mit Medieneffekten beschäftigen, diskutiert. MSD trägt zu einem besseren Verständnis der Rolle von neuen Medienpraktiken im Hinblick auf politisches Verhalten bei, da es den größeren soziotechnischen Kontext berücksichtigt, in dem Nachrichten und Informationen über öffentliche Angelegenheiten konsumiert werden. Zusätzlich beinhaltet die Arbeit vier abgeschlossene Fachzeitschriftenaufsätze (3 veröffentlichte und einer im Review-Prozess), die mehrere empirische und theoretische Lücken in der aktuellen Literatur füllen. Mit Hilfe von Paneldaten aus den USA (N = 1.812) und die Welt (N = 21.218) werden die verschiedenen Nutzungsarten von Multi-Plattform-News (einschließlich Social Media und Broadcast Media) untersucht. Dabei werden die Effekte der plattformübergreifenden Nachrichtennutzung auf alternative Formen der politischen Partizipation, auf die Bildung von Einstellungen in Onlineumgebungen und Sorgen über den Klimawandel. Abschließend werden die Ergebnisse vor dem Hintergrund der Grenzen von Umfrageforschung sowie der Probleme normativer Partizipationstheorien diskutiert.
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Second Reader, Dr Rachel Mccrindle, Jonathan Waller · 2006
The aim of this project was to create a multi-platform, multi-user 3D virtual environment. An environment that can be personalised, explored, and used for conversations in many languages. The project uses OpenGL to create a graphically interesting world. Light colour and intensity changes throughout the day, stars become vis-ible at night. The landscape is seemingly infinite in size and can hold many millions of objects. The project has designed to be multi-platform and fully support the Unicode character set. The main drive behind this project was the desire to remove boundaries from users, allowing all to enjoy a 3D virtual environment. By fully sup-porting Unicode, conversations can contain a much wider range of charac-ters, thus enabling native communication in practically all of the world's languages. Furthermore, by designing the software to be multi-platform,
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Miggi Zwicklbauer, Matthew Broadbent, Jean-Claude Dufourd et al. · Fraunhofer-Publica (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft) · 2016
This paper presents the current status of the Multi-Platform Application Toolkit, an extensible platform for the simple creation of interactive multi-media applications for connected TVs. Developing applications from scratch requires considerable resources and for this reason they are often simply too costly for single formats or shows to contemplate. The situation is exacerbated when multiple target platforms are considered, such as HbbTV and Open Web. MPAT addresses this using an approach based on WordPress, aiming to make application development affordable and sustainable while creating a new eco-system for content creators, theme and plug-in developers. With MPAT, media companies can semi-automatically author their set of customised applications that are then populated with content by the editorial staff or by linking MPAT to existing content management solutions.
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Ahmad, Zainab · Aaltodoc (Aalto University) · 2024
In Confidential Computing, establishing trust towards Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) through remote attestation is an essential procedure, which involves verifying the hardware and software configuration of an attested TEE based on evidence. Currently, however, remote attestation mechanisms and related evidence formats for TEEs are vendor–and TEE model–specific. Standards such as the IETF EAT (Entity Attestation Token) format are emerging, but existing TEEs from, e.g., AMD and Intel still use proprietary mechanisms. This thesis explores a flexible approach for abstracting multi-vendor attestation evidence verification, where a verifier can acquire the capabilities to verify evidence for new TEE types via dynamically loaded trusted modules. The solution is implemented as a prototype based on the VERAISON verification service, which is extended to load WebAssembly-based modules for verifying, e.g., AMD SEV-SNP attestation reports.
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Claire François, Martial Hoffmann, Jean-Charles Lamirel et al. · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) · 2003
Rapport de contrat.
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Lyle M. Jenkins, F. C. Runge · 1979
Many space payloads with similar mission requirements can be grouped and accommodated on an orbiting platform which provides high-capacity, centralized services. Various concepts for such a platform were devised and evaluated to identify optimal features, interface prospects and areas of technological challenge. Guidelines included minimum and augmented mission models for science and applications payloads for the 1985-90 time period, minimum extension of the Orbiter capability, maximum use of the Orbiter remote manipulator system and capitalization on EVA where applicable. Deployable structures were employed to provide spacious payload berthing on a platform which can be highly-compacted for shuttle delivery.
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Kundan Singh, Xiaotao Wu, Jonathan Lennox et al. · Columbia Academic Commons (Columbia University) · 2003
We describe the architecture and implementation of our comprehensive multi-platform collaboration framework known as Columbia InterNet Extensible Multimedia Architecture (CINEMA). It provides a distributed architecture for collaboration using synchronous communications like multimedia conferencing, instant messaging, shared web-browsing, and asynchronous communications like discussion forums, shared files, voice and video mails. It allows seamless integration with various communication means like telephones, IP phones, web and electronic mail. In addition, it provides value-added services such as call handling based on location information and presence status. The paper discusses the media services needed for collaborative environment, the components provided by CINEMA and the interaction among those components.
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Bambo Soyinka · ResearchSPAce (Bath Spa University) · 2012
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Leonard E. Miller · 1979
Abstract : Classical (separate) and joint detection and estimation procedures are extended to the case of complex multidimensional data. Initial results for complex multivariate Gaussian processes indicate that the detector structure involves determinants of sample covariance matrices--a mixture of conventional power and correlation detectors.
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Abdulaziz Altamimi, Nathan Clarke, Steven Furnell et al. · 2019
At the present time, there has been a rapid increase in the variety and popularity of messaging systems such as social network messaging, text messages, email and Twitter, with users frequently exchanging messages across various platforms. Unfortunately, in amongst the legitimate messages, there is a host of illegitimate and inappropriate content - with cyber stalking, trolling and computerassisted crime all taking place. Therefore, there is a need to identify individuals using messaging systems. Stylometry is the study of linguistic features in a text which consists of verifying an author based on his writing style that consists of checking whether a target text was written or not by a specific individual author. Whilst much research has taken place within authorship verification, studies have focused upon singular platforms, often had limited datasets and restricted methodologies that have meant it is difficult to appreciate the real-world value of the approach. This paper seeks to overcome these limitations through providing an analysis of authorship verification across four common messaging systems. This approach enables a direct comparison of recognition performance and provides a basis for analyzing the feature vectors across platforms to better understand what aspects each capitalize upon in order to achieve good classification. The experiments also include an investigation into the feature vector creation, utilizing population and user-based techniques to compare and contrast performance. The experiment involved 50 participants across four common platforms with a total 13,617; 106,359; 4,539; and 6,540 samples for Twitter, SMS, Facebook, and Email achieving an Equal Error Rate (EER) of 20.16%, 7.97%, 25% and 13.11% respectively.
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Lang, Jiří · Brno University of Technology Digital Library (Brno University of Technology) · 2014
Tato práce popisuje problematiku vývoje aplikací na mobilní zařízení, se zaměřením na vývoj napříč platformami. Seznamuje s nejpoužívanějšími nástroji pro multiplatformní vývoj a jejich principy. Dále se zabývá návrhem a implementací mobilní aplikace pro systémy iOS a Android. Tato aplikace slouží pro organizaci času stráveného na různých projektech a úkolech pomocí přehledných grafů a statistik. Poskytuje také nástroje pro lepší řízení týmových projektů pro malé firmy a podnikatele.
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Dávid Szabó · ELTE Digital Institutional Repository (EDIT) (Eötvös Loránd University) · 2018
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Ariffin Azizan · UUM Electronic Theses and Dissertation [eTheses] (Northern University of Malaysia) · 2001
It is time consuming, costly and labor intensive to manage a large number of computers. Multi-platform diskless workstation is a computer that can run several operating systems and has low maintenance cost. Its configuration and operating systems are stored inside the server. The workstation is configured to run applications from the server. It has no hard disk and stored data inside the server. The workstation also has the ability to roam the Internet through router. In actuality, the workstation is a dumb terminal. Since all the management of the workstation is done on the server, the cost in maintaining the network is reduced. The workstation is booted from a pre-configured 1.44MB floppy disk. It requests for its configuration parameters from the server. The server will also assign IP address to the workstation. Once the workstation received all its parameters, it operates as normal computer with the exception that the software and data are accessed through the network from the server. All activities are done on the server and displayed on the workstation monitor. The benefit of using multi-platform diskless workstation is the centralized management of the network. Centralized management will enable software upgrades to be done quickly and smoothly. It would also deny the user from installing unauthorized software. The treat of virus attack can also be reduced. By being multi-platform, the user can gained access to different applications based on different operating systems. The management centric concept incorporated in multi-platform environment reduces the total cost of computer ownership significantly.
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Kevin W. Jameson · 1994
For any programming team that is struggling with build and maintenance problems, this book - and its accompanying software (available for both UNIX and MS-DOS) - should help to save dozens of errors, and to keep your files and builds under control, over many releases and platforms.
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Boisen, Anja, Hwu, En-Te, Zor, Kinga et al. · Technical University of Denmark, DTU Orbit (Technical University of Denmark, DTU) · 2020
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Jakob Duun Vissing Andersen, Hans Thorhauge Dam, Tommy Paaske Hansen et al. · 2010
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Daniel Gruss · 2014
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