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In a prior study we introduced the Programmed Visual Contents Comparison Method (PVCC) for assessment of programming abilities related with Panoramic Understanding of Programming (PUP). With this method, by comparing two or more output pictures produced by programming samples (a question), a student must decide which one of the programs producing them is more difficult to build with programming, or,...
One difficulty in texture analysis was the lack of adequate tools for characterizing textures. Recent developments in multiresolution analysis, such as the wavelet transform, attempt to overcome this difficulty. The tree-structured wavelet transform (TSWT), which affords for an analysis in terms of the texture’s decomposition structure and the corresponding spectrum in the space-frequency domain,...
In recent years, professionals in different fields have become able to do programming by using simplified software tools, as a consequence of this they are becoming able to understand programming in a general or “panoramic” way. This understanding is not evaluated by current programming abilities testing methods such as written paper tests or practical programming. This paper proposes a Programmed...
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