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Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 13 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2018–2025, suosituimpiin kuuluu Edge Computing: A Primer. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
The success of the Internet of Things and rich cloud services have helped create the need for edge computing, in which data processing occurs in part at the network edge, rather than completely in the cloud. In Edge Computing: A Primer the vision and definition of Edge computing is introduced, as well as several key techniques that enable Edge computing. Then, four applications that benefit from Edge computing are presented as case studies, ranging from smart homes and public safety to medical services, followed by a discussion of several open challenges and opportunities in Edge computing. Finally, several key tools for edge computing such as virtualization and resource management are explained.
This book focuses on the crucial theme of modern test development and analysis, specifically focusing on bridging the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical applications. This resource offers a practical and detailed exploration of psychometric principles, encompassing both Classical Test Theory (CTT)-based item analysis and Item Response Theory (IRT), specifically focusing on the One parameter model (Rasch model) for test equating. By considering CTT) and the more sophisticated Rasch model, the book provides a comprehensive pathway to enhanced measurement accuracy and efficiency in the human sciences It aims to empower readers with the tools and knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities of test equating, item bank creation, and the implementation of Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT). It provides historical context for these methodologies and outlines prospects for Rasch research, emphasizing the importance of establishing a common scale for measuring ability. A significant contribution is the introduction of Rasch-GZ, a cutting-edge software developed during the COVID-19 pandemic that incorporates AI-driven assistance and bilingual support, potentially streamlining the calibration process of items within an item bank. The book thoroughly reviews fundamental concepts such as item difficulty and discrimination, ensuring readers grasp the theoretical underpinnings of both CTT and IRT. It delves into various test equating techniques, including Common Item Linking and potentially Common Subject Linking, crucial for maintaining invariance across different test forms within a Standardized Examination. Real-world examples with detailed interpretations serve as a step-by-step guide to these procedures, often relying on anchor items. While implicitly addressing the concept of the norm in the context of standardized examination interpretation, the resource primarily focuses on the application of psychometric software. Access to the student version of Rasch-GZ is provided through code, alongside supplementary video tutorials, facilitating hands-on learning and software mastery. This book could be used by practitioners in the fields of applied linguistics, applied psychology, language testing, education management, and researchers working on language testing methods.
This book focuses on the crucial theme of modern test development and analysis, specifically focusing on bridging the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical applications. This resource offers a practical and detailed exploration of psychometric principles, encompassing both Classical Test Theory (CTT)-based item analysis and Item Response Theory (IRT), specifically focusing on the One parameter model (Rasch model) for test equating. By considering CTT) and the more sophisticated Rasch model, the book provides a comprehensive pathway to enhanced measurement accuracy and efficiency in the human sciences It aims to empower readers with the tools and knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities of test equating, item bank creation, and the implementation of Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT). It provides historical context for these methodologies and outlines prospects for Rasch research, emphasizing the importance of establishing a common scale for measuring ability. A significant contribution is the introduction of Rasch-GZ, a cutting-edge software developed during the COVID-19 pandemic that incorporates AI-driven assistance and bilingual support, potentially streamlining the calibration process of items within an item bank. The book thoroughly reviews fundamental concepts such as item difficulty and discrimination, ensuring readers grasp the theoretical underpinnings of both CTT and IRT. It delves into various test equating techniques, including Common Item Linking and potentially Common Subject Linking, crucial for maintaining invariance across different test forms within a Standardized Examination. Real-world examples with detailed interpretations serve as a step-by-step guide to these procedures, often relying on anchor items. While implicitly addressing the concept of the norm in the context of standardized examination interpretation, the resource primarily focuses on the application of psychometric software. Access to the student version of Rasch-GZ is provided through code, alongside supplementary video tutorials, facilitating hands-on learning and software mastery. This book could be used by practitioners in the fields of applied linguistics, applied psychology, language testing, education management, and researchers working on language testing methods.
林慰楨教授早年考取第七屆中英庚款,一九四零年與錢偉長、郭永懷、林家翹等同船前往加拿大留學。誰也沒有料想到,第七屆中英庚款奬學金化學專業得主林慰楨在麥基爾大學所選的博士專業名義上是化學,而實際是礦冶工程(Mining and Metallurgical Engineering)。誰也不會猜想到此時此刻對林慰楨「真正有價值的」東西並不是「學位」而是盡快地掌握如何從含鋁質高的礦石中提煉鋁、如何將鋁轉化成用於製造飛機的那種質輕而堅固的鋁合金(duralumin)。 他決意不惜一切代價,把西方從礦石中提煉鋁轉化成鋁合金的最先進的理論、技術和程序學到手,用鋁合金製造出自己的戰鬥機來扭轉抗戰因沒有制空權而造成的被動戰局。一九四二年獲得博士學位后,林慰楨參與、指導、設計了多項冶金提煉研製工作,經過多年不懈的實驗努力,終於研製出一種浸出壓力冶金提煉鎳的新方法並將此法推廣、應用到提煉其它稀有金屬種類。他所參與的諸多發明專利一直被世界礦業冶金業推崇,並被世界上(包括中國)許多礦業冶金業受權採納、應用於幾乎所有回收稀有金屬提煉程序中。
This is a collection of 12 short stories written by Chinese author Quan Zhang. The first story, titled "Colonel Ma's Father," was previously published in the 1996 winter issue of Folio: A literary Journal. In the second story titled "The balcony", the author used the stream of consciousness and disrupted time sequence that William Faulkner had used so well in his novel, The Sound and the Fury. As in Faulkner's novel, the protagonist is mentally challenged. From his place of imprisonment on the balcony of his family's apartment, in a privileged residential compound, he watches the unfolding of some of the madness of the Cultural Revolution. The author then wrote a half dozen more stories including "The Birds & Bees in Beijing," "The Bridge," "Chimeras," "Chicken Blood Therapy," "The Jaundice Ward" and "Trojan Rooster," all of which were accepted and published in various literary journals.