Caging the Muse: Metrics for Unconscious Author Markers

Caging the muse: freewriting's place in the teaching of composition, an historical overview

STANCE AND ENGAGEMENT DISCOURSE MARKERS IN JOURNAL’S “AUTHOR GUIDELINES”

Over the past decade, there has been an increasing interest in the study of interactional metadiscourse markers in different contexts. However, not much research has been conducted about the discourse of journal author guidelines, especially the use of meta-discourse markers in this genre. Therefore, this corpus-based study had three main aims: 1) to delve deep into the types, frequencies and f...

MUSE: A Framework for Measuring Object-Oriented Design Quality

Good object-oriented design facilitates the maintainability of a software product. While metric-based approaches and the idea of identifying design smells have been established, there still remains the gap of verifying the compliance of design best practices in source code. Thus, there is no comprehensive set of metrics or design best practices that does not only support design measurement and ...

Assessing and Comparing Mutation-based Fault Localization Techniques

Recent research demonstrated that mutation-based fault localization techniques are relatively accurate and practical. However, these methods have never been compared and have only been assessed with simple hand-seeded faults. Therefore, their actual practicality is questionable when it comes to real-wold faults. To deal with this limitation we asses and compare the two main mutation-based fault...

A model for interactive computation: applications to speech research

The speech research community has developed numerous toolkits to support ongoing research (e.g., Sapphire, Spire, Waves, HTK, CSLU Tools, LNKNet). While such toolkits contain extensive and useful functionality, they o er limited user interactivity under the pre-compute and browse paradigm: images are rst pre-computed in entirety, then displayed, at which point the user is able to super cially b...