Computer-based Information Processing Research Articles

A Literature Survey on Voice Assistance

Abstract: Artificial Intelligence has been in great use when it comes to day to day life. Computer science defines AI research as the study of brilliant agents. In almost any direction one turns today, some form of computer-based information processing technology intrudes, whether to the individual knowingly or not. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has already changed our lifestyle. AI device that perceives its environment and takes actions that maximize its chance of successfully achieving its goals. Input to recommendation algorithm can be a database of user and items and output recklessly will be the recommendations. The user is the input into system by voice or text. This paper presents a new approach for smart search. Overall, in world there are many people who use assistant. The paper presents applications of virtual assistant and also describes provocation of applying virtual assistant technology. Keywords: Voice Assistance, Python, AI, Review, Text to Speech, Speech to Text, Voice Recognition.

A.I.- Smart Assistant

Artificial Intelligent is widely used when it comes to everyday life. Computer science explains AI research as a study of brilliant agents. Every In almost any direction one turns to today, some computer-based information processing technology intervention, whether by a person knowingly or not. Artificial Intelligence has already changed our way of life. A device that we can see in its nature and take action increases its chances of success goals. Input to the recommendations algorithm can be a file for user database and items, and careless removal will be recommendations. User to install in the system by voice or text. This paper presents a new approach to it. All over the world, many people use the assistant. This paper introduces visual applications an assistant that helps to give humanity a chance at various domains. This paper also describes the annoyance of using visual assistant technology.

Brief Computer-Based Information Processing Measures are Linked to White Matter Integrity in Pediatric-Onset Multiple Sclerosis.

Pediatric-onset multiple sclerosis (POMS) is a demyelinating disorder with unique clinical challenges. A brief computer-administered cognitive screening battery measuring processing speed (Cogstate) and the Brief International Cognitive Assessment in MS (BICAMS) detect cognitive impairment in POMS. The neuroanatomic correlates of these deficits are incompletely understood. The purpose of this study is to define the neuroanatomic underpinnings of deficits identified with cognitive screening batteries in POMS. Participants with POMS and age-matched healthy controls (HCs) were screened with Cogstate and BICAMS. Diffusion tensor imaging assessed region-wise and tractography-based fractional anisotropy (FA). The POMS (n = 15) and HC (n = 21) groups were matched on age (mean ages 17.9 ± 3.2 vs. 17.8 ± 3.3 years, respectively) and on an estimate of general intellectual functioning. The Cogstate composite revealed significant slowing in POMS relative to HCs (P = .004), but the BICAMS composite did not significantly distinguish the groups (P = .10). The Cogstate composite showed moderate-to-strong correlations with regional FA (r = -.67 to -.82) and significantly associated with uncinate fasciculus FA following multiple comparisons correction (P = .002) in POMS. However, the BICAMS composite measure showed only weak-to-moderate correlations with FA in POMS (r = -.19 to -.57), with none surviving multiple comparisons correction. Computer-administered measures of cognitive processing are particularly sensitive in POMS and are closely linked to white matter FA.

Adaptability and the integration of computer-based information processing into the dynamics of organizations

The structure of a system influences its adaptability. An important result of adaptability theory is that subsystem independence increases adaptability [Conrad, M., 1983. Adaptability. Plenum Press, New York]. Adaptability is essential in systems that face an uncertain environment such as biological systems and organizations. Modern organizations are the product of human design. And so it is their structure and the effect that it has on their adaptability. In this paper we explore the potential effects of computer-based information processing on the adaptability of organizations. The integration of computer-based processes into the dynamics of the functions they support and the effect it has on subsystem independence are especially relevant to our analysis.

The Diffusion of military technology and ideas

As military forces across the globe adopt new technologies, doctrines, and organizational forms suited to warfare in the information age, defense practitioners and academic specialists are debating the potential consequences of the in military affairs. The central question of this book is how such revolutions spread, to whom, how quickly, and with what consequences for the global balance of military power. The contributors to this volume-who include historians, political scientists, policy analysts, and sociologists-examine the diffusion of weapons technology, know-how, and methods of conducting military operations over the past two hundred years. The approach reflects the recent reawakening of interest in the relationship between culture and security. The transition from the industrial age to the information age has impacted warfare much as it has other social institutions. Advances in precision weapons, surveillance satellites, robotics, and computer-based information processing, together with organizational changes that network military units, promise to create fundamentally new ways of war; the final outcome of the current revolution is unpredictable-as the North Korean missile program shows-but its global impact will hinge on how the revolution diffuses.

Computerization of industrial property administration in Korea

The Korean Industrial Property Office (KIPO) first introduced a computer system in 1981 and it enabled KIPO to begin computer-based information processing. In 1989 KIPO launched a five-year National Intellectual Property Information System (NIPIS) plan with the goal of full computerization of KIPO's administration. Today, most of the administrative processes and trademark searches have been computerized and KIPO is expediting computerization of patent searching, trial searching, etc. Besides, KIPO is reviewing its NIPIS plan and current overall computerization to meet changes in user's requirements and technical developments, and to improve them more realistically and efficiently.

Designing a Management Information System for a Special Education Organization

Effective and efficient management of a special education organization requires timely, accurate, and complete information. A management information system (MIS), a computer-based information processing system, can benefit the administrator in the management of the organization. This article discusses in detail several steps involved in the establishment of a MIS in a special education organization. These steps include (a) the study phase, (b) the gross design phase, (c) the detailed design phase, and (d) the implementation phase.

Application of computer-based operator instruction system to plant diagnosis on fission product transport and release in nuclear power plants.

A computer-based operator instruction system (COINS) for diagnosing fission product (FP) transport and release in nuclear power plants (NPPs) is applied to plant diagnosis in combination with the computational code “SACHET”, which evaluates the dynamic FP inventories in the multiple compartment system of pressurized water reactor (PWR) plants. The COINS can be described in the most general way as a computer-based information processing system which takes in plant data, processes it, and displays the results to the NPP's operating crew. Our major concern for the COINS is, however, not to evaluate general plant dynamics, but to monitor the distribution of the whole radioactive materials such as FP, and to diagnose the plant state in the view of FP transport during the NPP's lifetime. An algorithm of the stochastic approximation for the adaptive pattern classification of the dynamic distributed parameter system is introduced in the COINS software, where a nonlinear functional of the set of monitored data and...

Computer-based information processing : from some documents in the United States

Computer-based information processing : from some documents in the United States

Computer-based information processing in the United States : today and tomorrow

Computer-based information processing in the United States : today and tomorrow