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Introduction,e process rather than spectators” [Tay80]. His work concentrated on the use of primitive computer graphics to visualize Physics concepts, but he also emphasized that “there is not a single way, but a whole variety of ways” [Tay80] in which to use computers for teaching.

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Collaborative Use of Instructional Visualizations,ed use of visualizations is made clumsy and difficult. The aim of this research is to investigate techniques for making visualizations group-aware resources. In particular, we are looking at two activities that are central to sharing instructional visualizations: Reuse stand-alone application in a s

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Abdulmotaleb El Saddikr with two alternatives for categorical feature encoding in an extensive benchmark study including eight different model architectures based on DA-LSTM+ and 14 publicly available datasets. The study shows that the training of neural network-based methods can be significantly accelerated with our con

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Abdulmotaleb El Saddik in object-centric Petri nets, which are unobserved objects that nonetheless affect observed objects. We provide a novel algorithm to automatically detect silent objects that cause synchronizations and specializations in object-centric event logs. We show that the inclusion of silent objects in the

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Abdulmotaleb El Saddikusers’ understanding of declarative process models, with a preference for domain-specific 3D representations. This research contributes to advancing process modeling by addressing challenges faced by novice users and offering innovative solutions within the realm of 3D representations.