William Gibson’s Pattern Recognition: Finding Human Agency in a Commodified Techno-Culture

pattern recognition in maintenance data using methodologies data minitng (cade study isfahan regional power electric company)

فعالیت های نگهداری و تعمیرات اطلاعاتی را تولید می کند که می تواند در تعیین زمان های بیکاری و ارایه یک برنامه زمان بندی شده یا تعیین هشدارهای خرابی به پرسنل نگهداری و تعمیرات کمک کند. وقتی که مقدار داده های تولید شده زیاد باشند، فهم بین متغیرها بسیار مشکل می شوند. این پایان نامه به کاربردی از داده کاوی برای کاوش پایگاه های داده چندبعدی در حوزه نگهداری و تعمیرات، برای پیدا کردن خرابی هایی که موجب...

Commodified Evil’s Wayward Children:

A Micropower Current-Mode Euclidean Distance Calculator for Pattern Recognition

In this paper a new synthesis for circuit design of Euclidean distance calculation is presented. The circuit is implemented based on a simple two-quadrant squarer/divider block. The circuit that employs floating gate MOS (FG-MOS) transistors operating in weak inversion region, features low circuit complexity, low power (<20uW), low supply voltage (0.5V), two quadrant input current, wide dyn...

Modeling Stem Cell Culture Growth Using Pattern Recognition

While embryonic stem cell biology has shown significant promise, translating this research to the clinic has been challenging due to concerns regarding tumor cell impurities in stem cell injections. To design a culture for embryonic stem cell therapy (to maintain cells for transplantation), cells are placed on a culture dish and monitored using time-lapse microscopy imaging for abnormal growth ...

William Harvey's Anatomy Book and Literary Culture

Ora et labora: the Benedictine motto unfurls on the banderole of the title-page of William Harvey’s masterful Exercitatio anatomica de motu cordis et sanguinis in animalibus (1628). This monastic motto, ‘‘Pray and work’’, seems an odd advertisement for an anatomy book. Harvey submitted his manuscript for publication to William Fitzer in Frankfurt, who commissioned it to one of the eight printer...