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José-Lázaro Amaro-Mellado
José-Lázaro Amaro-Mellado
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I'm trying to run ZMAP under W10-Matlab2016 and neither pop-up menus nor buttons are properly shown, so I'm not able to access ZMAP options. Any idea?
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  • 23 Mar 2017
I am able to run ZMAP under Windows XP-Matlab 2012 and it works lovely. When I try to use ZMAP under w10-Matlab 2016 pop-up menus and buttons are not properly shown, so I can't use most of software modules.
Thanks
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  • 5 Apr 2021
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Rekha yadav .. I think you have to install higher version of MATLAB . accordingly you have to download new rar file of Z map . after installation of Matlab reformat your catalogue data according to new version of Z map than import ........
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Roman Tibay III
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Has there been any research developed into actual software, specifically a test bank that automatically classifies questions using Bloom's Taxonomy?
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  • 23 Sept 2017
I'm currently developing an MS Access database application that can automatically classify test questions according to Bloom's taxonomy (6 Cognitive Domain Levels).
I just want to know if there are other precedent or parallel research and development on automated test banks that use Bloom's Taxonomy.
[EDIT] The download links for the actual application are inside the tutorial booklet. You can download the tutorial booklet below. Please note that the application only works with a 64-bit version of Microsoft Office Access, a 32-bit  app version is currently in the works.
Any feedback would be appreciated thanks.
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  • 27 Sept 2017
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There's a third version also in the works, which uses an algorithm based on Lorin Anderson & David Krathwohl's Revised Bloom's Taxonomy (2001) for classification of items. This will probably be finished in 2 months time. Although this was supposed to be the first version, local psychometricians insist on the use of the original Bloom's Taxonomy in our local educational system for accreditation compliance, so I had to use an algorithm based on the 1956 Bloom's taxonomy for the first version of the software. Marzano, SOLO, and other taxonomies have also been considered but are still in the planning stage. The demand right now is with the use of Bloom's/Revised Bloom's because of their universal acceptance. Thanks again for the feedback Dr. Dempster. I'll keep you posted.
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Krishan Kaushik
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Need help in "quadrat and transect data analysis"?
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  • 2 Nov 2016
We have this:
- Herb layer quadrat data (presence and % cover data)
- Resolution: 25x25 cm2 nested into a 2x1 m2 double quadrat
- This 2x1 m2 is laid down 20 times, = a 20m long transect
- Transect has three distinct zone: dominant > mix > mono dominant plants
#total 6 transects = six study sites
:: suggestions were with PRIMER, CA, or VEGAN in R, S plot analysis also
We are OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS and COLLABORATIONS (start with PRIMER and Splot analysis).
If there are any other suggestions, please guide us.
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  • 3 Nov 2016
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Data management is the first step: you can use various tools to do this (Filemaker, access, SQL, whatever...). The analysis of the data is probably the more interesting part. I can recommend Primer (which is based mostly on non parametric analysis based on similarities or distances between samples, including the very powerful  PERMANOVA analysis. There are several R packages specially designed for multivariate vegetation analysis (Vegan is one of the them). If only relatively simple analysis is required, the free software PAST is quite complete. 
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Pierpaolo Palermo
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Drowing big DATABASE with MS access. How I can do it?
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  • 26 Jan 2016
Good morning, I have built a large database with MS Access, with tables (about 10) and query (approximately 60); I need to know if there is a program to design the structure of my database with the entity-relationship model. for example, starting from a table how queries are connected to it. thank you for help.
I look DeZign for Databases.....
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  • 2 Feb 2016
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I agree with the answer of Jasmin Ćosić . Another way is to use the PowerDesigner program, it is one of Sybase products and you can download it from its site www.sybase.com, you can use it to design your database in a GUI interface
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