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  • Natural language processing for researchh philosophies and paradigms dissertation (DFIT91) 
    Mawila, Ntombhimuni (2021-02-28)
    Research philosophies and paradigms (RPPs) reveal researchers’ assumptions and provide a systematic way in which research can be carried out effectively and appropriately. Different studies highlight cognitive and comprehension ...
  • Natural Language Processing Techniques to Reveal Human-Computer Interaction for Development Research Topics 
    Chiyangwa, Tawanda Blessing; Van Biljon, Judy; Renaud, Karen (ACM, 2021)
    Designing systems for/with marginalized populations requires innovation and the integration of sophisticated domain knowledge with emergent technologies and trends. Researchers need to be cognizant of existing research ...
  • Nebulas as Structural Data Models 
    Van Rooyen, H.O.; Weiermans, D.J. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1983)
    Nebula modell_ing is_ a generalised structural modelling technique which applies to any finite set of objects (entities) and n-ary relat1onsh1ps (n ~2). A nebula model can be presented in either diagrammatic or tabular ...
  • NEMISA Digital Skills Conference (Colloquium) 2023 
    TAU, VICTORIA; GUMBO, SIBUKELE; TWINOMURINZI, HOSSANA; THAKUR, COLIN SURENDRA; MAWELA, TENDANI; Msweli, Nkosikhona Theoren; TAU, VICTORIA (National Electronic Media Institute of South Africa (NEMISA) and University of South Africa (UNISA), 2023-02-17)
    The purpose of the colloquium and events centred around the central role that data plays today as a desirable commodity that must become an important part of massifying digital skilling efforts. Governments amass even ...
  • NEMISA Summit and Colloquium 2022 
    Unknown author (National Electronic Media Institute of South Africa, 2022-02-15)
    The theme for the events was "The Future of Work and Digital Skills". The 4IR caused a hollowing out of middle-income jobs (Frey & Osborne, 2017) but COVID-19 exposed the digital gap as survival depended mainly on digital ...
  • A network model for the prioritization of factors affecting software development productivity 
    Petkov, DI; Mihova-Petkova, O (1995)
    The aim of this research is to provide a new model for the prioritization of the various quantitative and qualitative factors affecting software development productivity. This is important for the evaluation of project ...
  • Network partitions in distributed databases 
    Viktor, HL; Rennhackkamp, MH (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1992)
    The technology of distributed databases is based on two other technologies which have developed a solid foundation: computer networks and centralized databases. A distributed database designer should therefore address ...
  • A neural network model of a fluidised bed 
    Hajek, M (2000)
    A neural network was used to model experimental fluidisation data - bubble size and velocity - from a laboratory size fluidised bed column. Experiments were performed for several particle sizes and temperatures. A classical ...
  • Neural networks for process parameter identification and assisted controller tuning for control loops 
    McLeod, M; Bajic, VB (1996)
    The paper introduces a method for identification and assisted controller tuning for industrial process control loops suitable for an 'in-chip' solution. The method is based on utilization of neural network technology. It ...
  • Neurale netwerke as moontlike woordafkappingstegniek vir Afrikaans 
    Fick, Machteld (2002-09)
    In Afrikaans, soos in NederJands en Duits, word saamgestelde woorde aanmekaar geskryf. Nuwe woorde word dus voortdurend geskep deur woorde aanmekaar te haak Dit bemoeilik die proses van woordafkapping tydens teksprosessering, ...
  • A new algorithm for finding an upper bound of the genus of a graph 
    Carson, DI; Oellermann, OR (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1992)
    In this paper we discuss the problem of finding an upper bound on the genus of a graph. This problem has applications to circuit layouts. An electronic circuit may be modelled by a graph. By punching holes into the circuit ...
  • A new algorithm for finding an upper bound of the genus of a graph 
    Carson, DI; Oellermann, OR (1991)
    In this paper we discuss the problem of finding an upper bound on the genus of a graph. This problem has applications to circuit layouts. An electronic circuit may be modelled by a graph. By punching holes into the circuit ...
  • A new approach for program integration 
    Bouras, Z-E; Khammaci, T; Ghoul, S (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 2000)
    Program integration combines independent enhancements to some version of a software system into a new system that includes the enhancements and the old system. Current approaches use the slice concept. The latter is a ...
  • A New Approach to Assessing End-User Computing 
    Schoeman, Marthie (2001)
    The Department of Computer Science and Information Systems at UNISA has adopted a new method of assessing students who has registered for End-User Computing (EUC). UNISA is a distance-education university offering tuition ...
  • New CS syllabuses at Natal (PMB) 
    Postma, Stef W. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1986)
    The Department of Computer Science of the Pietermaritzburg Campus of the University of Natal is one of the youngest departments in the country, although service courses to the Faculty of Commerce have been available ...
  • New directions in research on information requirements analysis: the language connection 
    Klein, HK; Truex, DP (1995)
    This paper outlines the basic theoretical assumptions of language analysis and then proposed a new approach called discourse analysis. The theoretical foundations of discourse analysis are Wittgenstein's theory of language ...
  • A new framework for information security to avoid information anarchy 
    Parker, DB (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1996)
    It is reasoned that to preserve the three traditional elements of information security, confidentiality, integrity and availabil­ity, it is not sufficient to fully protect information. Three new elements are introduced: ...
  • A new general-purpose operating system 
    Venter, BH (1987)
    The current generation of widely-used, multi-user, general-purpose operating systems have evolved from versions that were designed when many of the issues that are important today were unimportant or not even thought of. ...
  • A new general-purpose operating system 
    Venter, B.H. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1988)
    The current generation of widely-used, multi-user, general-purpose operating systems have evolved from versions that were designed when many of the issues that are important today were unimportant or not even thought of. ...
  • The new IS'95 curriculum 
    Smith, DC (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1996)
    The recent acceptance of South Africa as a world player and the government's reconstruction and development programme (RDP) have created new challenges and opportunities for business and universities. The Information Systems ...

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