Publications and Theses

We are proud to present the publications our researchers have been working on lately! Whether it concerns our employees or ambitious students, the people who work at Info Support Research share their insights through publication in scientific journals, online publications and open source contributions.

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- - Software Architecture
Assessing the Effectiveness of Fault-Proneness Prediction Models Across Software Systems
- 2016 | Roy de Wildt | Master Software Engineering | University of Amsterdam
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- thesis
- - Artificial Intelligence
Supporting Decision-making in Fraud Sensitive Environments
- 2016 | Yorick Bouma | Department of Information and Computing Sciences | Utrecht University
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- publication
- - Software Architecture
Stable and predictable Voronoi treemaps for software quality monitoring
- 2016 | Rinse van Hees & Jurriaan Hage | Department of Information and Computing Sciences | Utrecht University
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- - Software Architecture
Stable Voronoi-based visualizations for software quality monitoring
- 2016 | Rinse van Hees & Jurriaan Hage | Department of Information and Computing Sciences | Utrecht University
Stable Voronoi-based visualizations for software quality monitoring
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- - Artificial Intelligence
Automated Taxonomy Expansion and Tag Recommendation in a Knowledge Management System
- 2014 | Maarten van Duren | Master of Science Thesis | University Utrecht
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- - Software Development Methodologies
Agile User Experience
- 2014 | Beau Verdiesen | Master of Science of Information Sciences | Radboud University Nijmegen
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- thesis
- - Software Development Methodologies
The webmail experience
- 2014 | Beau Verdiesen | Bachelor Thesis in Information Science | Radboud University Nijmegen
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- - Artificial Intelligence
Building a Data-Driven Search Engine Spelling Corrector
- 2014 | Bas Niesink & Stefanie Stevens | Master of Science Thesis | University of Twente
Building a Data-Driven Search Engine Spelling Corrector
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