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In the human rights domain, there is need to filter, efficiently classify and prioritize the types of violation endured by victims in order to provide the necessary rehabilitation and support. However, the domain is dominated by unstructured data ...

Authors:

Gokhale, Ragini

Fasli, Maria

Type:

Conference or Workshop Item

Date:

2019-01-24

Publisher:

IEEE

http://repository.essex.ac.uk/24234

Author:

Fejos, A

Type:

Conference or Workshop Item

Date:

2005

Publisher:

Vajdasági Magyar Felsőoktatási Kollégium (Hungarian College of Higher Education)

http://repository.essex.ac.uk/23164

Author:

Lubell, N

Type:

Conference or Workshop Item

Date:

2006

Publisher:

The College of Europe / The International Committee of the Red Cross

http://repository.essex.ac.uk/13110

Using two inductive reasoning tasks with high and low levels of complexity, this electroencephalogram (EEG) study examined the relationship between gamma-band response (GBR) of human brain and neural efficiency in math-gifted and average-level ...

Authors:

Zhang, L

Wang, H

Gan, JQ

Type:

Conference or Workshop Item

Date:

2013-12-01

http://repository.essex.ac.uk/9230

Computing with Words (CWW) aims to investigate the possibility of imitating the unique ability of humans for approximate reasoning on the basis of approximately defined classes and concepts in the form of words. Type-2 fuzzy sets have been used to ...

Authors:

Wagner, C

Hagras, H

Type:

Conference or Workshop Item

Date:

2011-09-27

http://repository.essex.ac.uk/4409

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Human Rights in Asia Conference report 2013

Human Rights in Asia Conference report 2014: South Asia in Focus

Conference report

Conference Report

Conference Report

Matrix factorization for co-training algorithm to classify human rights abuses

Tulajdnovédelem és az emberi jogok (Property Protection and Human Rights)

Applicability of Human Rights Law in Situations of Occupation

EEG-based cortical localization of neural efficiency related to mathematical giftedness

Interpreting fuzzy set operations and Multi Level Agreement in a Computing with Words context