Volume 7 , Issue 3 (Nov/Dec 2016)

110. Partition of online social networks using simulations based on chainable processing modules.
A.F. de Angelis, G. O.Neto, R. M. Alonso and R. P. Paschoaletto
doi: 10.6062/jcis.2016.07.03.0110 (Status: Discussion Paper(Free PDF))
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111. File Transfer Log Analysis: A meteorological data center case study

I. Koga and E.S. Almeida
doi: 10.6062/jcis.2016.07.03.0111 (Free PDF)
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112.Exoplanet Classification with Data Mining
I. dos Santos, A. Valio, N. Omar and A.H.F. Guimarães
doi: 10.6062/jcis.2016.07.03.0112 (Free PDF))
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113. A hybrid approach based on Projections Onto Convex Sets for Spatial and Spectral Super-Resolution

B.A. da Cunha and M.R.P. Homem
doi: 10.6062/jcis.2016.07.03.0113 (Status: Discussion Paper(Free PDF))
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114. Improving galaxy morphology with machine learning

P.H. Barchi, F.G. Costa, R. Sautter, T. C. Moura, D. H. Stalder, R. R. Rosa, R. R. de Carvalho,
doi: 10.6062/jcis.2016.07.03.0114 (Status: Discussion Paper(Free PDF))
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115. Detrended Fluctuation Analysis of Spatially Extended Digital Surfaces: the Classification Process of 1/f Noise and Computacional Performance

V. C. O de Souza and A. T. Assireu,
doi: 10.6062/jcis.2016.07.03.0115 (Status: Discussion Paper(Free PDF))
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