Situation recognition using soft computing techniques by Machaka, Pheeha

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Intelligent Simulation of Emotion Recognition Sensing Based on Network Data Security in Employment and Entrepreneurship Services

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Open-set recognition using extreme value theory by Steyn, Matthys Lucas

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Dental implant recognition by Kohlakala, Aviwe

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Oxygen transfer in cell-free and simulated alkane-based bioprocesses : Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations and predictive modelling by Gakingo, Godfrey Kabungo

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Strategic supply chain management using simulation

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Comparing speech recognition and touch tone as input modalities for Technologically unsophisticated users

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The development of a visualization tool to assist topographic map users by Van den Heever, Johannes Lodewikus

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Generalised, multilingual, optical Braille recognition models by Van der Linden, Wicus Jan

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Fast accurate diphone-based phoneme recognition by Du Preez, Marianne

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Face recognition with partial occlusions using weighing and image segmentation

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The design and implementation of a radar simulator by Lengenfelder, Rolf

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Discriminative and Bayesian techniques for hidden Markov model speech recognition systems

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The butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker: investigating facial recognition for multiple-perpetrator crimes by Nortje, Alicia

“…I studied these problems in the following ways: (a) a survey among South African detectives (N = 75) to investigate how multiple suspect parades are administered in practice; (b) two face recognition experiments where the number of face-attribute pairs was manipulated at encoding to investigate the effect of set size on both item recognition (for attributes and faces), and associative memory performance (i.e., matching identity to role; N = 70, and N = 67); (c) an eyewitness experiment where participants studied a simulated crime committed by up to 10 perpetrators whom they had to recognise later (N = 200); and (d) a set of simulations testing a revised version of the Interactive Activation and Competition network proposed by Burton et al. (1990) as a computational account of the memory difficulties experienced by eyewitnesses to multiple-perpetrator crimes. …”
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Human-computer interface using a web camera by Ellis, Loftie

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Diagnostic monitoring of dynamic systems using artificial immune systems by Maree, Charl

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Entropy-based attention for inference in probabilistic graphical models by Bergesen, Alexander

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Acoustic models of cochlear implants

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Acoustic modelling of cochlear implants

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Machine learning models for mass appraisals: advancing valuations in the digital era by De Wet, Dominique

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