Titlebook: Implementing and Researching Technological Innovation in Language Teaching; The Case of Interact Shona Whyte Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Shona Whyte study, we propose to guide the pruning of channels and shortcut layers in YOLOv4 through sparse training to obtain the compressed model ThinYOLOv4 for barcode detection. Then a binary classification network is established to remove the prediction boxes that do not contain a barcode, thereby obtaini

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Shona Whyteactive and intelligent teaching interface is proposed to enable teachers to use the gestures to give students a geometry lesson. The traditional algorithm of gesture recognition mainly consists of feature extraction and classifier, which requires human-designed features. The recognition is mainly ba

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Shona Whyteaining group (attention modification program, AMP) or attention bias holding group (attention control condition, ACC) randomly. To examine the underlying neural mechanism of ABM training, we used the event-related potentials (ERPs) technology and combined with a Stroop task reflecting the function o

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Shona Whyteial structure of the object being painted. We propose a deep semantic matching-based multi-scale (DSM-MS) neural style transfer method, which can achieve the reasonable transfer of styles guided by the prior spatial segmentation and illumination information of input images. First, according to real

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recognition and the second investigates how the emotional audio (cry, laugh) affects the recognition for emotional (sadness, happy) and neutral facial expressions. The eye movements data in both experiments are recorded by an SMI eye tracker with 120?Hz sampling frequency. The hidden Markov model (

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Introductionive action research project which aimed to support teachers in integrating the interactive whiteboard (IWB) into the teaching of English as a Foreign Language (EFL), as well as to research the process of learning to teach in new ways. It will help practising teachers and teacher educators reflect on

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Innovation in Language Teaching: Pedagogical and Technological Dimensions interpret its implications for other teaching contexts, a certain amount of background knowledge is required. This chapter sets out background information in three areas related to our study, specifically (a) the discipline of language teaching, (b) factors affecting teachers and how they teach, an

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Explaining Innovative Experimentation: Teacher Beliefs, Goals and Competenceshing practice over the course of the project using individual questionnaire data and collective reflection in focus group discussion. Next is an overview of teachers’ self-efficacy beliefs with respect both to specific tools and features of the IWB, and more generally to different aspects of their o