Human Supervision is Key to Achieving Accurate AI-assisted Wildlife Identifications in Camera Trap Images by Sarah E. Huebner, Meredith S. Palmer, Craig Packer

“…To assess classification accuracy gains, we compare the precision of species labels produced by AI and HITL protocols to a “gold standard” (GS) dataset annotated by wildlife experts. The accuracy of the AI method was species-dependent and positively correlated with the number of training images. …”
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A Smart Chatbot for Interactive Management in Beta Thalassemia Patients by Alma Mohammed Alturaiki, Haneen Reda Banjar, Ahmed Salleh Barefah, Salwa Abdulrahman Alnajjar, Salwa Hindawi

“…A question/answer system was created based on knowledge pertaining to β-thalassemia assembled from experts, medical guidelines, and articles. Recommendations regarding the patient’s follow-up assessment are made based on the answers. …”
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Analysis of Located Problems in Isfahan City-Region by Using of Social Network Analysis by Daryoush Moradi Chadegani, Masoud Ghasemi, Niloofar Rastghalam

“…For this purpose, in the first step, identifying problems between Isfahan and ten neighboring cities has led to the formulation of a statement of problems by using the dual paths of reviewing the documents of documents and urban plans and conducting interviews with city managers and experts. In the second step, analyzing the problems and problems of the cities located in the city-region of Isfahan, based on the six-tagged codes defined for each problem, the amount of weight (severity of the problem) is determined and, through the method of analyzing social networks, the network of "actors-problems" is drawn. …”
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Awareness and Disposal Practices of Medicines among the Community in Hawassa City, Ethiopia by Daniel Woldamicael Bekele, Elias Dadebo, Girma Tilahun, Zinabu Gebremariam

“…Multistage sampling procedures were employed to select 405 household (HH) respondents, and purposive sampling techniques were used to select key experts (KEs) and key informants (KIs). A pretested questionnaire was designed for HHs, KEs, and KIs. …”
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Um Modelo de Antecedentes para a Cocriação de Valor em Serviços de Saúde: uma Aplicação da Modelagem de Equações Estruturais by Antonio Sergio da Silva, Milton Carlos Farina, Maria Aparecida Gouvêa, Denis Donaire

“…Quatro vignettes foram construídas a partir da revisão da literatura, validadas por experts , com o objetivo de capturar a percepção dos respondentes sobre as ações dos protagonistas em cenários sob re a cocriação de valor em um serviço de saúde. …”
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Future Studies of Tourism Development Planning (Case study: Ardabil province) by hossein nazmfar, ameneh alibakhshi

“…The research area of Ardabil province and the statistical population is 45 tourism experts, urban and regional planning and executive agencies of the province. …”
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An Introduction to Explaining and Interpreting Laws in Measurement Fuzzy Logic by Amir Ahmadi

“…The result is that with the theory of explanation and interpretation of the existing laws based on fuzzy thinking, as well as the design and implementation of the fuzzy judicial system with the help of experts, it is possible to progress towards a more accurate and fair judicial system. …”
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Studying indicators of traditional architecture of Shiraz houses in order to provide a suitable model for contemporary housing design in order to use clean energy by tara heidari orojloo, afshin ghorbani param, faramarz hasanpour

“…The statistical population of the research consists of 27089 experts, specialists and people familiar with the architecture of the building and a member of the Engineering System Organization of Fars Province. …”
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The ResQu Index: A new instrument to appraise the quality of research on birth place. by Saraswathi Vedam, Chris Rossiter, Caroline S E Homer, Kathrin Stoll, Vanessa L Scarf

“…<h4>Study design</h4>The instrument development process involved five phases: 1) generation of items and a weighted scoring system; 2) content validation via a quantitative survey and a modified Delphi process with an international, multi-disciplinary panel of experts; 3) inter-rater consistency; 4) alignment with established research appraisal tools; and 5) pilot-testing of instrument usability.…”
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Comparative Analysis of ChatGPT and Human Expertise in Diagnosing Primary Liver Carcinoma: A Focus on Gross Morphology by Prakasit Sa-ngiamwibool, Thiyaphat Laohawetwanit

“… Objective: This study aims to compare the diagnostic accuracy of customized ChatGPT and human experts in identifying primary liver carcinoma using gross morphology. …”
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TRAINING EMPLOYEES TO WORK WITH HI-TECH EQUIPMENT by M. A. Dremina, V. A. Kopnov, A. I. Lyzhin

“…Specification of the model of workers training offered by authors is carried out on the basis of deep interviews to experts – the representatives of the large enterprises who are carrying out training of the personnel.Results. …”
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Celiac Disease in Children and YouTube: Do the Videos Contain Accurate Information? by Abdulkerim Elmas, Mustafa Akcam

“…At this point, analyzing videos on medical topics by experts and adding them to the search algorithm according to the scores will help users access reliable information.…”
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THE ANALYSIS OF THE KEY DRIVERS AND BARRIERS OF CLOUD MIGRATION IN COMPANIES IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Kasim Tatić, Zijad Džafić, Mahir Haračić, Merima Haračić

“…According to the research results, the most significant obstacles of cloud migration include the fo-llowing: lack of internal experts, privacy, lack of respo-nsibility of cloud providers in case of security incident, costs and complexity of migration to the cloud, etc. …”
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The Application of Al-Qahtani Method for Dental Age Estimation of Down Syndrome Children by Frita Rahima Tridiyanti, Dwi Kartika Apriyono, Izzata Barid

“…Dental age estimates are often carried out to complete the victim's identity using methods from experts such as Al-Qahtani. There have been many studies related to estimating tooth age using the Al-Qahtani method in normal humans but not in human subjects with special needs, such as children with down syndrome. …”
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Peculiarities of Operator Shooting of Television Programs in Interiors by Баталіна Христина, Дмитро Шатило

“…The empirical method was employed to conduct practical research, collect data and conduct interviews with experts. The resulting data was then processed and analysed to study the impact of these programmes on the audience and their perception. …”
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Novel pathogenically oriented surgical technique for advanced glaucoma by A.Yu. Kazantzeva

“…Kazantseva</b><br> </p> <p> <b>Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow, Russian Federation</b> </p> <p> <i>For many experts, the choice of management strategy for glaucoma is still controversial. …”
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The role of the family environment and parental nutritional knowledge in the prevention of behavioral feeding disorders in toddlers and preschool children – a narrative review by Paulina Kawecka, Małgorzata Kostecka

“…Sensory-based food education also generates positive outcomes by increasing children’s intake of fruits and vegetables, and this approach should be used to prevent selective eating. According to experts, parents can use various strategies to familiarize children with food. …”
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Understanding the use of patient-reported data by health care insurers: A scoping review. by Anne Neubert, Óscar Brito Fernandes, Armin Lucevic, Milena Pavlova, László Gulácsi, Petra Baji, Niek Klazinga, Dionne Kringos

“…Relevant grey literature was identified through online searches, reference mining and recommendations from experts. Forty-two documents were included. We synthesized the evidence on the uses of patient-reported data by insurers following a structure-process-outcome approach; we also mapped the use and function of those data by a health insurer.…”
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Test Items Validation in the Context of Education Export by I. A. Selivanova, I. Yu. Markovina, I. R. Ilyasov, A. K. Zhevlakova, R. P. Terekhov

“…It was analyzed by five independent experts, who work as teachers of organic chemistry. …”
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Deep learning vulnerability detection method based on optimized inter-procedural semantics of programs by Yan LI, Weizhong QIANG, Zhen LI, Deqing ZOU, Hai JIN

“…In recent years, software vulnerabilities have been causing a multitude of security incidents, and the early discovery and patching of vulnerabilities can effectively reduce losses.Traditional rule-based vulnerability detection methods, relying upon rules defined by experts, suffer from a high false negative rate.Deep learning-based methods have the capability to automatically learn potential features of vulnerable programs.However, as software complexity increases, the precision of these methods decreases.On one hand, current methods mostly operate at the function level, thus unable to handle inter-procedural vulnerability samples.On the other hand, models such as BGRU and BLSTM exhibit performance degradation when confronted with long input sequences, and are not adept at capturing long-term dependencies in program statements.To address the aforementioned issues, the existing program slicing method has been optimized, enabling a comprehensive contextual analysis of vulnerabilities triggered across functions through the combination of intra-procedural and inter-procedural slicing.This facilitated the capture of the complete causal relationship of vulnerability triggers.Furthermore, a vulnerability detection task was conducted using a Transformer neural network architecture equipped with a multi-head attention mechanism.This architecture collectively focused on information from different representation subspaces, allowing for the extraction of deep features from nodes.Unlike recurrent neural networks, this approach resolved the issue of information decay and effectively learned the syntax and semantic information of the source program.Experimental results demonstrate that this method achieves an F1 score of 73.4% on a real software dataset.Compared to the comparative methods, it shows an improvement of 13.6% to 40.8%.Furthermore, it successfully detects several vulnerabilities in open-source software, confirming its effectiveness and applicability.…”
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