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User story-based automatic test case classification and prioritization using natural language processing-based deep learning

September 15, 2024 by Abineha Prabu, Suruthi Lavanya A, Sabarish B A iD, and Arun Kumar C

Software development starts with requirement engineering which involves establishing and documenting requirements. In agile environments, requirements are collected in the form of user stories. User stories play a crucial role in capturing functional requirements from end users. Testing and prioritizing user stories are essential to ensure whether the software meets the desired … [Read more...] about User story-based automatic test case classification and prioritization using natural language processing-based deep learning

Narrowband and wideband frequency modulation spectral characterization and bandwidth calculation

March 2, 2023 by Ahmed M. Alaa

Frequency modulation (FM) is a class of analog modulation techniques that rely on varying the instantaneous frequency of a radio-frequency (RF) carrier in accordance with the baseband signal. The amplitude of the FM signal is constant, while its instantaneous frequency is time variant; therefore, the zero crossing rate (ZCR) of the carrier differs at a rate proportional to the … [Read more...] about Narrowband and wideband frequency modulation spectral characterization and bandwidth calculation

Enabling user access to increasingly complex systems via Kano analysis

March 1, 2023 by Akbar R. Khan

Systems are getting increasingly complicated based on the increased functionalities demanded by users. The result of this growing complexity has been a correspondingly high challenge for users operating their own systems. At first glance, the obvious solution to this issue may appear to be system simplification and a parallel reduction in operational capability, but this option … [Read more...] about Enabling user access to increasingly complex systems via Kano analysis

A spider’s bit(e): How far are we from becoming Spidermen?

October 25, 2022 by Joana C. Barbosa

I am a biotechnologist who recently earned a Ph.D. degree in molecular biology and genetics. Although I have always worked with bacteria, I believe knowledge is transversal to the life sciences, through every level of complexity with the due scalability, never underestimating the power of learning from the small things. My research has always been focused on finding new … [Read more...] about A spider’s bit(e): How far are we from becoming Spidermen?

A spider’s bit(e): How far are we from becoming Spidermen?

February 26, 2022 by Joana C. Barbosa

spider on web

I am a biotechnologist who recently earned a Ph.D. degree in molecular biology and genetics. Although I have always worked with bacteria, I believe knowledge is transversal to the life sciences, through every level of complexity with the due scalability, never underestimating the power of learning from the small things. My research has always been focused on finding new … [Read more...] about A spider’s bit(e): How far are we from becoming Spidermen?

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