• Machine learning methods for evaluating the quality of a single protein model using energy and structural properties 

  Wang, Junlin (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  Computational protein structure prediction is one of the most important problems in bioinformatics. In the process of protein three-dimensional structure prediction, assessing the quality of generated models accurately is ...

• Device-level composition in ReWire 

  Graves, Ian (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  ReWire provides engineers with a tool to specify, verify and implement hardware devices for FPGAs from a high-level Haskell-like language. Previous work has shown ReWire to be a productive source language for developing ...

• App chaining software-as-a-service for an advanced manufacturing marketplace 

  Rama Akula, Amit Kumar (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  Advances in the field of cloud computing and networking have led to development of Marketplaces (e.g., Awesim) that support Advanced Manufacturing enterprises consisting of Apps. These Marketplaces host Apps that perform ...

• Detecting genomic elements of extreme conservation in higher eukaryotes by integration of hash mapping and cache-oblivious in-memory computing 

  Dhroso, Andi (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  Genomics is one of the first life science disciplines to enter the era of Big Data, facing challenges in all three dimensions--volume, variety, and velocity. Yet, in spite of a plethora of sequencing data, we are still far ...

• Graphical evolving transformation system machine 

  Thieu, Thanh (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  For years, scientists have challenged the machine intelligence problem. Learning classes of objects followed by the classification of objects into their classes is a common task in machine intelligence. For this task, two ...

• Secured middleground for user and service integration in in federated network monitoring 

  Akella, Ravi Shankar (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  Multi-domain network performance monitoring (NPM) systems based on active measurements are being widely deployed in high-performance computing and other communities that support large-scale data transfers. Security mechanisms ...

• Tongue image change detection 

  Liu, Dahai (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

• Evaluation of Monte Carlo Method in PageRank 

  Zhou, Zhi (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

• Evolution of Soybean Knowledge Base 

  Wang, Jiaojiao (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

• Classification of twitter trends using feature ranking and forward feature selection 

  Shah, Abhishek (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

• Critical study of parallel programming frameworks for distributed applications 

  Gu, Ruidong (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

• Benchmarking in virtual desktops for end-to-end performance traceability 

  Nguyen, Trung Quang (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2014)

• Custom templates for hybrid cloud resources orchestration of user workflows 

  Bazan Antequera, Ronny (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2014)

• Experimental Study of Random Projections Below the JL Limit 

  Ye, Xiuyi (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  Random projection is a method used to reduce dimensionality of desired objects with pair-wise distances preserved at a relatively high probability. The mathematical theory behind this is called the Johnson-Lindenstrauss ...

• Characterizing low-dimensional phenotypes by clustering 

  Vatsa, Avimanyou Kumar (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  A person's height is influenced by many factors, such as her parents' heights and how well she was nourished as a child. The features of an organism that can be seen are called phenotypes. Phenotypes that are influenced ...

• An enhanced mobile ambulatory assessment system for alcohol craving studies 

  Shi, Ruiqi (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  Currently, most methods in clinical psychology research primarily rely on questionnaires and interviews with examiners instead of providing real-life subject behavioral and psychology data monitoring and collecting services. ...

• Design and Usability of Eldertech Health Monitoring Sensor Interface 

  Sheahen, Mary (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  Motion, bed, and gait analysis sensors are installed in the homes of seniors and monitored continuously for the purpose of detecting early signs of health change as well as functional decline. Automated health alerts are ...

• Data analytics in sports: improving the accuracy of NFL draft selection using supervised learning 

  McKenzie, Gary (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  Machine learning methodologies have been widely accepted as successful data mining techniques. In recent years these methods have been applied to sports data sets with some marginal success. The NFL is a highly competitive ...

• Computational algorithms for predictive health assessments 

  Hajihashemi, Zahra (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2015)

  Rapid aging of the population in the US requires increased attention from health care providers and from the entire society as a whole. While the elderly population (aged over 65) will increase by 8% until 2050 in the ...

• Iterative reconstruction of three-dimensional model of human genome from chromosomal contact data 

  Ahmed, Sharif (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2014)

  3D genome structures are important because they help us understand spatial gene regulation, transcription efficiency, genome interpretation, function implication (ENCODE), disease diagnosis, treatments and drug design. ...

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