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  • A journey towards the development of a sound-led interdisciplinary performance: Agorá 
    Torre, Giuseppe (Taylor and Francis, 2015)
    Many live performance practitioners have explored the development of live gestural controllers in the hope of achieving natural and intimate interaction with their instrument. While the relevant literature offers a great ...
  • A knowledge management application to support knowledge sharing in a design engineering community 
    Donnellan, Brian; Fitzgerald, Brian (2003)
    The changing competitive landscape has brought new forces to bear on the manner in which new products are developed. These forces have put the creation and dissemination of knowledge at the centre of many firms’ new ...
  • LANGUAGES IS....... 
    Torre, Giuseppe (2018)
    by Giuseppe Torre & the Association forJovial Computer Music 1920 x 1080 audiovisual live performance bash, unix shell performed for the Algosix (Algorave Sixth Birthday ) 17th March 2018 Exploring the excess of ...
  • The lean distributed scrum (LDScrum) model: investigating the relationship between lean and agile software development in a distributed development context 
    Lane, Michael (University of Limerick, 2013)
    Agile software development (ASD) has emerged as a practice-led initiative which offers great promise in improving software productivity. However some confusion exists as to its relationship with Lean Software Development ...
  • Learning from museum visits: shaping design sensitivities. 
    Ciolfi, Luigina; Bannon, Liam J. (2003)
    This paper describes an observational study of visitors interacting with artefacts in a museum, and attempts to draw from these studies a number of design considerations. Gaining a thorough understanding of the context, ...
  • Learning sequence patterns in knowledge graph triples to predict inconsistencies 
    Elbattah, Mahmoud; Ryan, Conor (SCITEPRESS- Science and Technology Publications Ltd., 2019)
    The current trend towards the Semantic Web and Linked Data has resulted in an unprecedented volume of data being continuously published on the Linked Open Data (LOD) cloud. Massive Knowledge Graphs (KGs) are increasingly ...
  • Life at the code face - collaborative work practices in global software development 
    Avram, Gabriela (2008)
  • “... a load of ould Boxology !” 
    Ferris, Kieran; Bannon, Liam J. (Association for Computing Machinery, 2002)
    This paper documents the design process for an augmented children's play environment centred on that most ubiquitous and simple of objects, the cardboard box. The purpose of the exercise is to show how computer technology ...
  • Localisation workflows: the impact of process well-handledness on automation 
    Martinez, Nicolas (University of Limerick, 2013)
    In the context of an ever growing need for LSP to optimize their offerings to their clients, TMS stands out as a seemingly obvious choice to deliver higher quality content faster and cheaper. As the trend is to deploy TMS ...
  • A longitudinal study of software process improvement 
    Fitzgerald, Brian; O'Kane, Tom (IEEE Computer Society, 1999)
    Studying a software process improvement effort over time reveals the factors associated with its success. This case study shows how Motorola's Cellular Infrastructure Group progressed to CMM level 4, and examines what is ...
  • Looking for an identity in digital art practices 
    Torre, Giuseppe (2018)
    Can we be creative without an in-depth understanding of the tools we use? It is unlikely, I argue. In relation to digital art practices, the tacit assumption that technology enables a creative practice without a problematisation ...
  • Lossless exchange of data: limitations of localisation data exchange standards and their effect on interoperability 
    Wasala, Ruwan Asanka (University of Limerick, 2013)
    Localisation is a relatively new field, one that is constantly changing with the latest technology to offer services that are cheaper, faster and of higher quality. As the complexity of localisation projects increases, ...
  • Lovely Wallpapers 
    Torre, Giuseppe; Hangan, Kerry (2019)
    Electronic improvisation by: Kerry Hagan / Giuseppe Torre & the Association for Jovial Computer Music Publicly performed in Pharmacia (Limerick April 2019) noisy mess-scapes https://vimeo.com/325903763
  • Machine learning with Ableton Live 
    Torre, Giuseppe (2014)
    This paper presents and describes the features of a new M4L module for Ableton Live which enables basic gesture tracking and mapping. The module is based on the gesture-follower patch of the IRCAM’s FTM library and it ...
  • Making sense of design & requirements perspectives - & their inter-relations 
    Bannon, Liam J. (2007)
    This NSF Design Requirements Workshop has a very ambitious and wide-ranging set of objectives. It invites contributions from a wide range of disciplines and encourages a variety of perspectives on requirements and design, ...
  • MANI 
    Torre, Giuseppe; Sazdov, Robert (2010)
    Mani by Robert Sazdov (laptop and live electronics) and Giuseppe Torre (Pointing-at data glove) 2010 A duo performance for Pointing-at glove and live electronics. Theme is concerned with social inequalities. Mani ...
  • MAYDAY 
    Fogarty, Seamus; Torre, Giuseppe (2009)
    MAYDAY by Seamus Fogarty (music) and Giuseppe Torre (music and visuals) 2009 what goes up must come down. . .eventually. Mayday began its life as an acoustic piece of music only to then modulate and transform itself ...
  • Melodic similarity algorithms for scores – a comparative evaluation of contrasting approaches 
    Cahill, Margaret (University of Limerick, 2008)
    This thesis is concerned with melodic similarity algorithms for musical scores. The performance of two contrasting approaches is explored and the chosen algorithms fine tuned and evaluated using human observations of ...
  • A method of morphing spectral envelopes of the singing voice for use with backing vocals 
    Roddy, Matthew; Walker, Jacqueline (2014)
    The voice morphing process presented in this paper is based on the observation that, in many styles of music, it is often desirable for a backing vocalist to blend his or her timbre with that of the lead vocalist when ...
  • Mid-career employees embracing technology (MEET): a case study 
    Fitzgerald, Brian; Neville, Karen (Informing Science Institute, 2002)
    The importance of information technology (IT) for modern business and, indeed, research in general cannot be questioned, as its sheer pervasiveness adequately attests. However, simplistic views of technological utopianism ...

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