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This report discusses the implementation of machine learning algorithms for personalising question selection in a questionnaire-based self-report app for individuals suffering from mental health issues. A so-called \textit{Random Forest - Genetic Algorithm} (RFGA) hybrid prediction method is used to find an optimal set of relevant questions to pose to new users in the app. A complementary ad-hoc p

Making software developers work towards a common goal may be likened to herding cats. If we further spread developers around the globe, we run increased risks of being unable to design and impose coherent software architectures on projects, potentially leading to lower quality of the resulting systems. Based on our experiences in a large, distributed research and development project, PalCom, we pr

This contribution deals with a specific ritual expression among the Sámi, the bear grave.Brown bears were sacred in the Sámi society. They were hunted, killed, and then consumed duringa feast. All bones of the killed bear were afterwards collected and carefully buried. At present, in theSwedish part of Sápmi, we have evidence of definite Sámi bear graves going back in time for onethousand years. TThis contribution deals with a specific ritual expression among the Sámi, the bear grave. Brown bears were sacred in the Sámi society. They were hunted, killed, and then consumed during a feast. All bones of the killed bear were afterwards collected and carefully buried. At present, in the Swedish part of Sápmi, we have evidence of definite Sámi bear graves going back in time for one thousand year

4 to 25 April 2023 & 1 to 14 September 2023 Work in progress sharing: 25 April 2023, at 15:00-17:00, location: Black Room Public sharing: Thursday, 14 September 2023, at 14:00, location: VR/Sound LabIn “Bio Feedback Laboratory”, the interdisciplinary duo LYD PORT explores biomaterials’ sonic and visual properties. LYD PORT will work on magnifying the visual and sonic properties of different biomat

https://www.iac.lu.se/bio-feedback-laboratory-make-sound-residency - 2026-07-17

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