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Master thesis to a conference paper
It does not happen often that a master thesis becomes a conference paper, but it does happen. Marjan Khatir, an EMIS student, has got her paper “How to Find Exculpatory and Inculpatory Evidence Using a Circular Digital Forensics Process Model” accepted at the 4th International Conference on Global E-Security. Congratulations, Marjan!
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With raising the number of cyber crimes, the need of having a proper digital forensic process also increa… Continue reading
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Automated question and e-mail answering
People sitting in front of their computers expect quick solutions. People browsing a website expect quick answers to their questions.
Today there exist two main application areas for automated question answering – open domain corpus-based question answering systems which
aim primarily at fact extraction from the web, and small scale closed domain question
answering systems used on individual websites. While the large scale systems draw most
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Automated question and e-mail answering
People sitting in front of their computers expect quick solutions. People browsing a website expect quick answers to their questions.
Today there exist two main application areas for automated question answering – open domain corpus-based question answering systems which
aim primarily at fact extraction from the web, and small scale closed domain question
answering systems used on individual websites. While the large scale systems draw most
Posted in SYSLAB
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