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In recent years, the healthcare industry has increasingly relied on modern technologies.
Conventional methods are supported by Big Data methods or are being
investigated in the research. Has Big Data become more relevant in medicine in recent years? What does the future look like? In which medical subject area is Big Data being applied? These questions will be clarified during the thesis. In the first part, the usage of Big Data in medicine is shown and then, by using a bibliometric analysis, the importance and development of Big Data in medicine is presented.
Afterwards, there is a discussion of the results followed with a summary and the future perspective. This thesis gives an overview about the currently technological possibilities and the potentials of Big Data in healthcare and medicine.
Kurzfassung
In dieser Arbeit geht es darum ein Vorgehen vorzustellen, welches ermöglicht, Ist-Prozesse in einem Unternehmen effektiv zu erheben und zu modellieren, wenn ein Großteil oder auch alle Beschäftigten im Home Office arbeiten. Die Bedingungen von zuhause arbeitendem Personal, dort die geschäftlichen Ist-Prozesse zu dokumentieren, unterscheiden sich erheblich von den Gegebenheiten in stationär arbeitenden Unternehmen. Der entwickelte Ansatz kompensiert beispielsweise die nicht vorhandenen Beobachtungsmöglichkeiten am Heimarbeitsplatz und schlägt Alternativen vor. Die Methodik wurde anhand eines Fallbereichs im Online-Reseller-Geschäft getestet und untersucht.
Schlagwörter: Effizienz, Erhebung, Geschäftsprozess, Home Office, Ist-Prozess, Modellierung, Vorgehen
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This work is about presenting a procedure that enables actual processes in a company to be effectively collected and modeled when a large part or even all employees work in the home office. The conditions for staff working from home to document the as-is business processes differ significantly from the conditions in companies working in the office. The developed approach compensates, for example, the lack of observation options at the home office and suggests alternatives. The methodology was tested and examined using a case area in the online reseller business.
Keywords: efficiency, documentation, business process, home office, as-is process, process modelling, procedure
Digital technology is increasingly becoming a part of life and culture in society, and it must be consciously designed for the long-term benefit of humanity. Today, information systems are designed to do more than fulfill human duties or complete tasks. A widely adopted approach is a system design that focuses on the positive aspects of human-technology interaction. Positive computing is a design paradigm gaining traction because it emphasizes the importance of well-being as a bold goal to be implemented in system design. In this dissertation, technology design is part of an intergenerational environment aiming to facilitate information sharing regarding global startup innovation. Nevertheless, much of the research focuses on how technology can be used to facilitate intergenerational collaboration. On the other hand, very little is known about how technology can be "positively" designed to promote intergenerational innovation. Therefore, this dissertation applied Design Science Research (DSR) to inform and guide the creation of design principles through the lens of positive computing. The study results provide a holistic picture of the numerous barriers, well-being factors, competing concerns, and competencies that have been encountered in the context of intergenerational innovation and their implications. This dissertation is presented as a cumulative dissertation, answering three research questions divided into seven studies, consisting of nine articles.
In this study, we looked at the competencies and changes in the competency spectrum required for global start-ups in the digital age. Specifically, we explored intergenerational collaboration as an intervention in which experienced business-people from senior adult groups support young entrepreneurs. We conducted a Delphi study with 20 experts from different disciplines, considering the study context. The results of this study shed light on understanding the necessary competencies of entrepreneurs for intergenerationally supported start-up innovation by providing 27 competencies categorized as follows: intergenerational safety facilitation, cultural awareness, virtues for growth, effectual creativity, technical expertise, responsive teamwork, values-based organization, and sustainable network development. In addition, the study results also reveal the competency priorities and the minimum requirements for each competency group based on the global innovation process and can be used to develop a readiness assessment for start-up entrepreneurs.
In this document a reliable data streaming mechanism for a TDMA LPWAN application is developed by adapting a link layer solution for power line communication, published at the International Symposium on Power Line Communications and its Applications (ISPLC) 2015. A C++ implementation of the services link layer is provided and demonstrated
working at a packet error rate of 50%.
This work aims to generate synthetic electromyographic (EMG) signals using Generative Adversarial Network (GAN). GANs are considered as one of the most exciting and promising approaches in deep learning [6], offering the possibility to generate artificial data based on real data. GAN consists of two main parts, a discriminator that attempts to differentiate between the generated data and the original data, and a generator that tries to fool the discriminator by generating data which looks like real data, the GAN works by staging a two-player
minimax game between generator and discriminator networks. To achieve the objective of generating realistic artificial electromyographic signals, two different architectures are considered for the generator and the discriminator networks of the GAN model: Long short-term memory (LSTM), which can avoid the long-term dependency problem and remembers information over a long period of time, and convolutional neural network (CNN), which is a powerful tool at automatic feature extraction. Different combinations of CNN and LSTM including hybrid model are experimented within the GAN using the same training data-set. The results and performances of each combination are compared and reviewed. The generated artificial EMG signals can be used to
simulate real muscle activity situations to for example improve muscle signal controlled prostheses using artificial data that may include conditions that does not exist in real data. This method of artificial data generation is not limited to EMG signals, the network can also be used to generate other synthetic biomedical signals such as electroencephalogram (EEG) or electrocardiogram (ECG) that can be practically used for testing algorithms and classifiers.
The goal of this empirical study is to answer whether predictions about stock price movements can be made with the use of machine learning in the energy sector and what influence contributions from social media have on its development. To answer the research
question, the social media platforms Twitter and Reddit, in terms of the suitability of the information, were studied and evaluated. Then, the sentiments of the posts from social media were collected and used in machine learning models. The models include the Gradient Boosted Regression Tree, Multilayer Perceptron, and Long Short-Term
i Memory, which predict a subsequent day's closing stock price. The study showed that deviations from predictions of stock price movements of 1.05 % are possible and further sentiment values do not show significant positive effect on reducing the error value. The
result shows that the collected sentiments from the social media platform Twitter have no positive effect on the stock price movements within the energy industry.
Keywords: stock market, stock prediction, artificial neural networks, machine learning,
energy market, sentiment analysis
Prediction of movement onset and direction based on muscle activity during reaching movements
(2021)
Electromyography as a technology allows one to be able to measure muscle activity, which in turn can be used to detect movement direction and onset. The process for this classification problem often involves a multitude of various extracted features and classification techniques, that differ a lot across different scientific papers. This thesis analyzed different features and classifiers and tackled a center out reaching task to determine a good workflow for classifying
arm movement direction. The data was recorded with 6 sEMG electrodes
placed on the upper arm of 5 healthy participants.
The different experiments show good classification accuracy of over 96 % in a reaching task with 16 targets placed in a circle within reaching distance. The results also show that the classification accuracy did not differ a lot between features. The individual EMG channels also display high correlation, which suggests a possible reduction in necessary electrodes. Classification accuracy
before movement onset also only dropped by 2 % compared to the accuracy of the whole time window of a reaching motion. This seems especially vital to ensure proper support via prosthesis or orthesis for people with heavily impaired movement.
Analyse von Unsicherheiten künstlicher neuronaler Netze und Integration in die Objektverfolgung
(2022)
Over the last few years, the development of assistance systems for motor vehicles has shifted from comfort functions to control tasks. Increasingly, these control tasks are also being transferred to semi-autonomous systems. One safety-critical aspect is the correct and reliable observation of the immediate environment by the vehicle. These observations can be used, among other things, to set up models for tracking objects. Due to recent research, topics such as uncertainties for object detections and the calibration of artificial neural networks are now emerging.
The goal of this work is to investigate the possibility of processing positional uncertainties of a detector in a multiple object tracking approach and the eects on the tracking of objects. Additionally, the calibration of the used detector will be evaluated and corrected if necessary. The eects of the calibration on the tracking results will also be investigated in this context. After an investigation of the procedure used to generate the position uncertainties of the detector, a connection to the multiple object tracking was made and an approach to process the uncertainties based on a Kalman filter was developed. The confidence of the detections was also remodeled. For this purpose, the confidence was interpreted as the existence probability and processed using a Bayes Filter to reflect the existence of the tracks. In addition, appropriate calibration methods for the position uncertainties and confidence were selected and incorporated into the tracking procedure. The validation of the presented approaches was performed on a data set for driving situations.
The evaluation of the results showed that a processing of the position uncertainties generated by a detector is feasible in the presented tracking approach. The interpretation of the confidence as existence probability leads to good results. Calibration of the confidence further improves the results. However, the calibration of the position uncertainties led to worse results. Further inves-tigation of other calibration methods for the position uncertainties is needed.
Keywords: Multiple Object Tracking, Kalman Filter, Neural Network Calibration
This study aims to determine the competing concerns of people interested in startup development and entrepreneurship by using topic modeling and sentiment analysis on a social question-and-answer (SQA) website. Understanding the underlying concerns of startup entrepreneurs is critical to society and economic growth. Therefore, greater scientific support for entrepreneurship remains necessary, including data mining from virtual social communities. In this study, an SQA platform was used to identify the sentiment of thirty concerns of people interested in startup entrepreneurship. Based on topic modeling and sentiment analysis of 18819 inquiries in various forums on an SQA, we identified additional questions about founder figures, keys to success, and the location of a startup. In addition, we found that general questions were rated more positively, especially when it came to pitching, finding good sources, disruptive innovation, idea generation, and marketing advice. On average, the identified concerns were considered 48.9 percent positive, 41 percent neutral, and 10.1 percent negative. This research establishes a critical foundation for future research and development of digital startups by outlining a variety of different concerns associated with startup development in the digital age.