"Machine learning approaches for classification of myriad underwater acoustic events over continental-shelf scale regions with passive ocean acoustic waveguide remote sensing" Abstract: Underwater acoustic data contain a myriad of sound sources. Among underwater acoustic events, marine mammal vocalization classification is one of the most challenging problems due to their transient broadband calls, high variation in […]
Need to annotate a figure or create a basic visual such as a Venn diagram? Have no time to learn a new, artsy drawing tool? We’ll share tips for using PowerPoint’s Shape tools to get the job done! This webinar will be presented by Data Analysis and Visualization Specialist, Kate Kryder. Registration is required. Please […]
This webinar is an introduction to ways of extending your research discovery using "cited by" and "highly cited" references found in Google Scholar, Web of Science, and Scholar OneSearch. Supercharge your results with forward and backward citation tools, analyze the data in your results, and learn the strengths and weaknesses of each one of these […]
Join the Graduate School of Engineering Admissions team at the 2022 EducationUSA Virtual Fair to learn about studying at the graduate level in the U.S. and our graduate Engineering programs! Register for the event may be found through the website below.
Location: ISEC 532 "Combining Classical and Learning-based Methods for Visual and Tactile Manipulation" Abstract: Robots that operate in dynamic and ever-changing environments need to make sense of their surroundings and act in them safely and efficiently. This requires the integration of multiple sensory modalities such as visual and tactile. Humans can naturally fuse different feedbacks from […]
You’ve probably heard about copyright, but are you familiar with Creative Commons (CC)? CC licenses allow you to retain the copyright to your work, even while granting advanced permissions to others who may want to use or build upon it. In this session, you’ll learn the basics of the 6 Creative Commons licenses and how […]
What can you do when a journal in which you wish to publish charges a fee? In this session you will learn what article processing charges (APC) are and how to navigate APC, including: where you can look for funds to pay for APC, how the Northeastern University Library is helping to lower and eliminate […]
Everyone uses spreadsheets, but not everyone sets them up in the same way. This short video will share some good practices to keep spreadsheets tidy by using standard, predictable patterns to record data. These tips can help you avoid getting bogged down in the logistics of entering your data, and instead focus your time and […]
At some point in your education, you’ve probably heard that you should never use Wikipedia “because anyone can edit it.” But have you ever actually tried editing it yourself? This webinar will provide an introduction to Wikipedia’s editing tools and its dedicated community of editors, who voluntarily cultivate and maintain the free encyclopedia according to […]
Want to learn R and RStudio but don’t know where to start? We’ll walk you through the steps of creating your first graph, beginning with opening RStudio for the first time and ending with tips on how to continue learning in order to pursue your own projects. No prior experience with R, RStudio, or computer programming is required. Installation of R and RStudio beforehand […]