Application Development - Science topic

It is important to understand Twitter's users and its advertising base to answer this question. For an advertiser focused on Business-to-Business (B2B) or Business-to-Government (B2G), especially those focused in the tech industry, Twitter provided the marketing personas that we sought. Personas are the user type profiles sought, i.e., C-Level, Business decision maker, technical decision maker, and business influencer. and, Facebook and Instagram started as a great place to appeal to Business-to-Consumer (B2C) personas.

For Threads to capture Twitter's users and B2B/B2G personas, it must deliver a better experience and provide advertisers the confidence to jump to that platform to be successful. Threads' first steps have not been successful in doing so.

Software engineering methodology is a tool of humans.There is a dark side to any human endeavor, if by dark side, you mean going against ethical or moral rules. (Leaving open the questions: what rules, whose rules, etc.) Per history and human experience, the problem is complex (an epic understatement), and there is no one solution that works for everyone, everywhere, under all conditions. Rules are static and human behavior is dynamic, sees (or ignores) the rules and then changes (or doubles-down) in reaction. Given that, asking questions is a good place to start. Are you looking for more ethical methods or more ethical outcomes? One does not necessarily produce the other.

Through adoption of telehealth applications concerning chronic diseases in terms of control, prevention and management.

In IT area, to create one friendly use telehealth application that serve to improve health promotion regarding chronic diseases.

In research area, to assess the effectiveness and practicality of the telehealth applications. And to evaluate healthcare providers competencies related to telehealth approach.

In education, to integrate telehealth content in both education and practice courses.

In administration, to adopt, support and eliminate the potential barriers to these applications.

Sincerely yours.

anyone can select papers of last 10 years from top journals for literature review or select related models and framework particular field for analysis

demography or urban extensions

I think that are excluding the metrics about CPU and memory consuming when an application is running. I suppose that you refer to other type of metrics that the applications can generate internally. If are these latter, I can give as example one project where the web application produce metrics in order to improve the load balancing mechanism.

Another example is security. The log records are used to produce metrics to support security.

This link maybe useful:

I work with decentralized biological wastewater treatment solutions that can be adopted not only by cities and industries but also in needy and isolated communities that do not have sewage collection and treatment services.

Today enthusiasm for Python has spread far beyond that initial circle of developers, and some are predicting it will soon become the most popular programming language in the world, as it continues to add new users faster than any other language. Millions of people use Python each day, with the exponential growth in users showing little sign of tailing off...

https://www.techrepublic.com/resource-library/whitepapers/python-is-eating-the-world-how-one-developer-s-side-project-became-the-hottest-programming-language-on-the-planet-cover-story-pdf/?ftag=TRE684d531&bhid=26515897512689358169344413145444

Ahmed, I did a search on "system analysis report" and the first example is of a working system. I personally had never seen a report like this one, but I include it here for completeness. https://www.emerson.com/documents/automation/manuals-guides-guardian-sample-system-analysis-report-pss-en-67944.pdf

Then, I found something that might be used in any situation. It is a rather comprehensive and broad document template that at first glance looks fairly good. https://www.ogcio.gov.hk/en/our_work/infrastructure/methodology/system_development/doc/G61c_Effective_SAnD_Guide_Appendix_C_v1_1.pdf

I agree with others on this thread that requirements is where one normally starts when building a new system of any type. But it is more than that of course. What SDLC methodology you select for your project will influence the deliverables you and your team will need to prepare.

That said, focusing on what a system analysis report might include for an android project, this website has some templates that might be useful for you. https://clearbridgemobile.com/how-to-build-a-mobile-app-requirements-document/

Finally, I did come across a list of software development deliverable templates that I think would be useful for any project, especially those employing the waterfall approach. https://eas.rutgers.edu/?ht_kb=system-project-templates-sdlc

I will poke around a little more, and if I find anything else I will post it. Hope that helps somewhat.

Depending on the type of data involved, you may be able to assess the extent of species mingling in mixed-species stands of trees.

Illustrative list of .....Big data companies in India, which deliver consulting and robust applications across multiple platforms over cloud.........

Specifically for Android, consider looking up Application Profiling.

This is done with all application development (profiling), not just Android applications. It is the most basic kind of performance testing.

After you collect data (create a profile), you can analyse it and compare it to other, similar applications, or just different versions or branches of the same application.

As for testing it on different hardware is concerned, this is of no use, because that way, you are actually testing that hardware's performance and not the application. Similar goes for performance measurement under different system loads (RAM, CPU etc). In this case, you are actually measuring your system's ability to properly multitask. Neither of those shows how your application is doing on its own. You need to measure *its* memory usage and see if it can be reduced. You can measure how much work the garbage collector is doing and if variable and object use can be optimised (resource reuse). You can see how your threads are performing, how many there are, are they evenly balanced in terms of work (load). These are the metrics you could use for study.

In my view, and in the views of many developers and customers, OTRS is the best one.

I am not sure if your interest is focused on the validity and accuracy (as some of the main characteristics in order for the data to have an actual value) of the generated data. If yes, I believe that you will find useful the following sources: 

Low power bluetooth beacons.   They are cheap, they can run on mains power or on a battery ( for years ) or be rigged to run of ambient light using photovoltaics.

The shop owner would place and register the beacon(s) with your web service.  The app would listen for beacons periodically.   When it sees a known beacon with a certain power level, you know they are in the store or close proximity.  Multiple beacons make the process more precise and can be used to triangulate the customer's location within the shop based on the power levels seen by the mobile device.  

A have played with these sorts of way-finding systems and they do work.  There are several commercial implementations which you can look at.

I have an Aruba beacon in my office which has been running for about 2 years on the same battery, its about 45x45x15mm.  So easily concealed in a cash wrap or wherever.  Its also an application where solar ( or ambient lighting ) power is possible.

To be clear I use the term "beacon" generically.   Alternatively your beacons could be ESSUD / BSSID of the shops WiFi network.  Similar to the bluetooth, the app would use WiFi SNR readings,   This can also be used for wayfinding when using a marge number of access points.   Some commercial wifi systems already include this capability.

So the essential aspects of the application would be:

Then you have a fairly comprehensive and useful retail traffic analysis system.  Most of the commercial ones are expensive, and to be honest, rudimentary. 

Since this has the "spying on the customer" dimmension, security of the data is important. 

Frank,

Are you able to access the raw data?

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Hello

I am not actively working on development but  I came across to some studies mentioning needs and lacks in mhealth app developments, and they have suggestions. Maybe their references would help you. I attached the papers.

bests,

Thanks guys, nice ideas!

We decided now to go for "Software Maintenance". I had the idea to call it "Wrestling with Code" :) but I was told that it does not sound serious enough :(.

same question but i would like to convert code

Easiest way is to upload it under GPL on github and if it gets high views and download of people you may consider it more important. Next is, to publish a pre-article on RG so that if its current trend or something, people will search it more.

So basically, if you want to test if your research is publishable or not you may use  these tools. or you may take help from expert of the domain. 

I hope I am answering your question. 

Thanks for your response. I had read the Text4baby paper but  it didn't really identify if the information provided was actually evidence based, mediated by health professionals and  how pregnant women actually benefited.

There are so many people on the internet so willing to give advice to pregnant women, when this is precisely the time that women need to be extremely discerning in accepting the information they obtain.

The receiver model you choose depends on the specific application and accuracy as well as reliability requested.

SDLC is not a methodology.  Waterfall, Agile and so on are methodologies. JAD is more of an approach and is a term not used so much these days. Have a look at Agile.

This is a very broad question and depends a lot on the industry.

Maybe you want to consider implementing Business Process Management (as a management tool) in conjunction with process execution / workflow management systems (software e.g. activiti etc.) to lower administration cost.

Another approach is to migrate to free open source software. This could also help to develop customized software solutions which in turn support your differentiation strategy. Other benefits include openess, cost reduction, no vendor lockin...

Hi Wanjohi Kibui following link may be useful to you.

Thanks

The Statistics Toolbox has an SVM implementation.  The Computer Vision System Toolbox has HOG.  

Here's an example of classifying digits using HOG-SVM:

Hi Peter,

I have done some research on the use of Apps in Mathematics Education - might help you to frame your research questions - I didn't look at attitude though.

Regards, Kevin.

We searched scale for childhood cognitive development from 2 months to 5 years but did not find wide enough. So we developed our scale for childhood cognitive development from 2 months to 7 years and use it in Russia, Ukrainian, Kazakhstan and some other countries. Anyway you have to standardize any scale to your country for it to be applicable so I may give you our scale (in English and German) for standardizing, use and distribute to your colleagues in your country for help them. If it would be interesting, I may send the description of the scale to you on your request.

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Please see http://deepknowhow.com/2013/04/04/top-20-augmented-reality-apps-for-android-and-iphoneipad-users/

Hi

Please see: www.hitl.washington.edu/artoolkit/

The case of infants is very sensitive and the accuracy can not be compromised. But the question also arises whether the signal alert by a very slight movement of the infant is desired. Then again signal from the infant is desired to be real time. In that case, the sensors in smartphone or a small external transceiver can to used to send out the signal to another smartphone or an alarm device via the router in local area network. 

I would agree that AOP is best for cross-cutting concerns: functionality that touches multiple layers and/or multiple modules within those layers. Logging, of course, but also caching, authentication, exception handling, transaction management, etc. Are there any specific cases where you aren't sure where you'd want to use AOP or not?

@Arturo: Which AOP tool(s) are you using that are *pre*compilers? I've found that tools like PostSharp, Castle DynamicProxy, etc do their work as *post*compilers. By necessity, those tools combine concerns together, which fits a loose definition of "spaghetti", but it's not been so bad that it's unreadable (not that I have to read it that often, since it's post-compile).

What about focusing on low cost health applications that can improve personal health status? How can mobile health apps contribute to improve health and generate health promoting information for the user?

I didn't know OpenCV (as apparently I am a little bit too old for this stuff). There was this very good library "Isight Toolkit" (ITK) for image processing and segmentation, back then (7, 8 years ago). But now I see OpenCV is a very good new library for computer vision. I too would prefer it and alike.

ARART is a markerless augmented reality. Markerless is AR that can tracking almost all the 2D or 3D images. So, the computer Vision algorithm(NFT) will detect the picture as a marker, tracking, and display some 3D object. ARART replace the Picture in the real world by using Video.

sory for my english btw :)

Technicaly, It is posibly created by using augmented reality SDK such as Vuforia SDK, Metaio SDK and ect. You can create your own AR app less than 1 hour using that SDK.

With the help of android resources use 4 diff size images namely mdpi, hdpi, xhdpi and xxhdpi which represents medium, high, extra high and extra extra high standard screen resolutions provided by google and you are able to develop app.

Wikipedia is a good friend of mine. Let me (re?)introduce you to him.

https://www.researchgate.net/

E.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agile_methodology

You can build affordable large-scale, low power wireless sensor networks with Android devices, the Valarm app, and USB sensors: http://www.valarm.net . Here's an example for remote environmental monitoring: http://www.valarm.net/blog/remote-environmental-monitoring-to-assess-biodiversity-bees-nest-cell-construction/ . Here's one for air quality: http://www.valarm.net/blog/air-quality-study-with-valarm/ .

IBM

IBM Smart Business Development and Test on the IBM Cloud, a service hosted on IBM’s data centers. The free tool supports Java, .NET and Open Source environments.

Door number two reveals IBM Rational Software Delivery Services for Cloud Computing. This bundle of tools and services targets facets of the development and testing process such as agility, efficiency and integration. Additionally, pre-configured integrations of some of the Rational Services are available based on the Jazz framework, which integrates and synchronizes people, processes and assets associated with software development.

Microsoft :

Microsoft has launched a new program offering startups access to free Cloud computing using Redmond's Windows Azure offering.

The BizSpark Plus program is being offered through selected incubators that partner with Microsoft in its BizSpark program. Incubators can then offer it to their start-ups. The program will let start-ups access up to $60,000 worth of Windows Azure service offering over a two year period. The program includes free access to Microsoft's Cloud for one year and a 50 per cent discount for the second year.

Oracle Sun:

Oracle Sun Cloud Computing Resource Kit that includes:

Cloud Computing Infrastructure and Architecture

A Guide to Getting Started with Cloud Computing

The VeriScale Architecture - Elasticity and Efficiency for Private Clouds

Optimizing Applications for Cloud Computing Environments

Building Customer Trust in Cloud Computing with Transparent Security

Click the "Download Now" button on the right to access your Resource Kit.