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    Relationship between information systems development paradigms and methods 

    Nabende, Peter; Ahimbisibwe, Benjamin; Lubega, Jude T. (2009)
    There are well established paradigms for information systems development but the methods used for Information Systems Development (ISD) have not been tied to most of these paradigms. Researchers have attempted to document ...
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    An expert system for diagnosing heavy-duty diesel engine faults 

    Nabende, Peter; Wanyama, Tom (Springer Verlag, 2008-09)
    Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines (HDDEs) support critical and high cost services, thus failure of such engines can have serious economic and health impacts. It is necessary that diagnosis is done during both preventive maintenance ...
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    Translating transliterations 

    Tiedemann, Jörg; Nabende, Peter (Fountain Publishers, Kampala., 2009-08-03)
    Translating new entity names is important for improving performance in Natural Language Processing (NLP) applications such as Machine Translation (MT) and Cross Language Information Retrieval (CLIR). Usually, transliteration ...
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    Transliteration system using pair HMM with weighted FSTs 

    Nabende, Peter (World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd, 2009-08-07)
    This paper presents a transliteration system based on pair Hidden Markov Model (pair HMM) training and weighted Finite State Transducer (WFST)techniques. Parameters used by WFSTs for transliteration generation are learned ...
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    Evaluation of dynamic bayesian network models for entity name transliteration 

    Nabende, Peter (BeNeLearn 09, 2009-05-17)
    This paper proposes an evaluation of DBN models so as to identify DBN configurations that can improve machine transliteration accuracy
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    Relationship between information systems development paradigms and methods 

    Nabende, Peter; Ahimbisibwe, Benjamin; Lubega, Jude T. (Fountain Publishers, Kampala., 2009-08-03)
    There are well established paradigms for information systems development but the methods used for Information Systems Development (ISD) have not been tied to most of these paradigms. Researchers have attempted to document ...
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    Translating transliterations 

    Tiedemann, Jörg; Nabende, Peter (Fountain Publishers, Kampala, 2009)
    Translating new entity names is important for improving performance in Natural Language Processing (NLP) applications such as Machine Translation (MT) and Cross Language Information Retrieval (CLIR). Usually, transliteration ...

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    Ahimbisibwe, Benjamin (2)Lubega, Jude T. (2)Tiedemann, Jörg (2)Wanyama, Tom (1)SubjectMachine transliteration (3)Weighted finite state transducers (2)Bayesian Belief Networks (1)Character-based machine translation (1)Dynamic bayesian networks (1)Engine diagnosis (1)Expert systems (1)Information retrieval (1)Information system development (1)Information systems (1)... View MoreDate Issued2009 (6)2008 (1)

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