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Modelos de distribuição potencial em escala fina: metodologia de validação em campo e aplicação para espécies arbóreas
(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-11) Ferreira, Larissa Campos; Koch, Ingrid; https://lattes.cnpq.br/4839123900255164; https://lattes.cnpq.br/4405068683188766
Some conservation actions require the knowledge of the geographical distribution of species, however, this knowledge is far from being achieved for most species. The species distribution models (SDMs) have proved a useful tool to predict the distribution of species and guide field research to find new records. The SDMs using field data occurrence and environmental variables to indicate potential sites for the occurrence of a species. The quality and quantity of the data used are important to a successful result prediction models and application to conservation. The choice of environmental data and the algorithm and their settings are important for the development of models, the choice of these variables have directly influences to the quality of the models. Another very important step in modeling is the quality assessment and validation of the model, is that it may decrease the risk of accepting as true models with gross errors. The objective of this study is to evaluate the applicability of models generated by MaxEnt to find new populations of plants considering different data configurations used. For this, considering that the field validation is the most appropriate in the literature, but the most costly, the first chapter proposes a validation methodology of the models as easy application field. The methodology was able to find new records in the field, therefore, indicated for the validation of models. In the second chapter, knowing of the existence of a wide variety of variables that influence the performance of the models, the aim was to test the influence of the sample size, the spatial bias, the set of climate data and settings available for the MaxEnt algorithm in the areas of prediction potential distribution. The results demonstrated that the use of sampling and climate data restricted to the limit of the study area and also the use of soil data generate more accurate models.
Descrição linguística da complementaridade para a sumarização automática multidocumento
(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-11) Souza, Jackson Wilke da Cruz; Di Felippo, Ariani; https://lattes.cnpq.br/8648412103197455; https://lattes.cnpq.br/0019187301069627
Automatic Multidocument Summarizarion (AMS) is a computational alternative to process the large quantity of information available online. In AMS, we try to automatically generate a single coherent and cohesive summary from a set of documents which have same subject, each these documents are originate from different sources. Furthermore, some methods of AMS select the most important information from the collection to compose the summary. The selection of main content sometimes requires the identification of redundancy, complementarity and contradiction, characterized by being the multidocument phenomena. The identification of complementarity, in particular, is relevant inasmuch as some information may be selected to the summary as a complement of another information that was already selected, ensuring more coherence and most informative. Some AMS methods to condense the content of the documents based on the identification of relations from the Cross-document Structure Theory (CST), which is established between sentences of different documents. These relationships (for example Historical background) capture the phenomenon of complementarity. Automatic detection of these relationships is often made based on lexical similarity between a pair of sentences, since research on AMS not count on studies that have characterized the phenomenon and show other relevant linguistic strategies to automatically detect the complementarity. In this work, we present the linguistic description of complementarity based on corpus. In addition, we elaborate the characteristics of this phenomenon in attributes that support the automatic identification. As a result, we obtained sets of rules that demonstrate the most relevant attributes for complementary CST relations (Historical background, Follow-up and Elaboration) and its types (temporal and timeless) complementarity. According this, we hope to contribute to the Descriptive Linguistics, with survey-based corpus of linguistic characteristics of this phenomenon, as of Automatic Processing of Natural Languages, by means of rules that can support the automatic identification of CST relations and types complementarity.