Connecting measures and patterns in coconut palm planting in Mexico Autor Rodríguez-Nieto, Camilo Andrés, Nuñez-Gutierrez, Karina, Morales-García, Lizzet

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Ripeness determination in feijoa fruits by using a computer vision system and colour. information Autor Bonilla-González, Juan Pablo, Prieto-Ortiz, Flavio Augusto

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Identification of non-fatal injuries in the cartography of the municipality of pasto with the clustering technique Autor Timarán-Pereira, Silvio Ricardo, Hernández-Garzón, Gonzalo José, Quemá-Taimbud, Nelson Enrique

Témata: “…pattern discovery…”

Patterns of use of medicinal plants in Chocó and Cauca (Colombia) Autor Valoyes, Diana Carolina, Palacios Palacios, Leider

Témata: “…Medicinal plants, uses patterns, Chocó, Cauca…”

Electronic control arm using electromyographic signals Autor García-Pinzón, Jorge Andrés, Mendoza, Luis Enrique, Flórez, Elkin Gregorio

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Characterizing the survival of women with invasive cervical cancer by using data mining Autor Timarán-Pereira, Ricardo, Yépez-Chamorro, Maria Clara

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Tool for measuring and analyzing the work route in sample management warehouses Autor iménez Ramírez, Manuel Arturo J

Témata: “…development patterns…”

The dynamics of the math class mediated by communication Autor Jiménez-Espinosa, Alfonso

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Decision trees for predicting factors associated with academic performance of high school students in Saber 11 tests Autor Timarán-Pereira, Ricardo, Caicedo-Zambrano, Javier, Hidalgo-Troya, Arsenio

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Applying Predictive Data Mining to Discover Factors Associated to the Language Skill Performance from Elementary School Students Autor Timarán-Pereira, Ricardo, Caicedo-Zambrano, Javier, Timarán-Buchely, Andrea

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Spatial analysis of urban integration and dispersion on traffic flows to Villavicencio along the old road and the new road to Bogotá (Colombia) Autor Romero Novoa, Jorge Alessandri

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teaching and learning philosophy in the daily interaction singularity Autor Bernal Escobar, Isabel

Témata: “…social interaction’s patterns…”