Cleft in the smile. by Nor Hidayah Mohd Idris., Norlizawati Mohd Tahir.

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Smile maker : happiee. by Chia, Pammy Mei Yi.

“…Smile Maker is a happiness generator. Smiling is a sign of being happy, and it is always said to be contagious. …”
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Smile toothgether : an early childhood oral health campaign by Lim, Keith Wen Xuan, Cheong, Gladys Yuen Theng, Tan, Queenie Wan Yee, Lim, Rebecca

“…This paper presents a health communication campaign “Smile Toothgether”, by Queenie, Keith, Gladys, and Rebecca, four final year undergraduates from the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. …”
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Comparing the performances of glass transition temperatures prediction : SMILES vs. Molfile by Goh, Kai Leong

“…For ECFP4, SMILES and .mol files yielded very similar results. …”
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Predicting drug responses from drug chemical features by using deep neural networks by Krithika Ramamoorthy

“…SMILES comprises 2 groups of characters which are atomic symbols and SMILES original symbols. …”
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Design a robot receptionist by Chin, Ai Di.

“…It has to be able to make the expression of Happy and Fear, of which, the happy emotion was further categorised into Wide Smile and Little Smile. The smiles helped in giving the customer that the robot receptionist was friendly and professional. …”
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Geometric deep learning for antibiotic discovery by Choo, Hou Yee

“…Also, an ablation study was conducted to investigate the contribution of Morgan Fingerprint, molecular graph embeddings, and SMILES text embeddings towards the molecular property of interest. …”
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Web-based handwritten chemical formula recognition by Wee, Chee How.

“…(V) Extended the function of handwritten chemical expression tree format which is able to display standard web chemical description language such as SMILES representative.…”
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A stacked generalisation with gradient boosting for highly accurate predictions of polymer bandgap by Goh, Kai Leong

“…Prior to the actual model training, the Simplified Molecular Input Line Entry System (SMILES) notations of the polymers in the dataset were converted and optimised into 3D molecular objects using the MMFF method. …”
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“虎溪三笑”题材绘画及题画诗研究 by Chung, Kai Sin

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Visualization of financial instruments by Heng Puay Hiong, Ng Tian Tat, Ng Yi Ee

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Face transformation using StyleGAN by Chua, Zhong En

“…Then, it was shown that these directions could be used to transform human faces; such as changing the gender, hair length, head position, smile and more.…”
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Recognition of human actions by Nguyen, Viet Khoi.

“…It is pretty easy for a normal person to realize that a group of people is playing games or a girl is smiling with him. However, for a computer, it seems not that easy. …”
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Crossmodal transfer of emotions from music to facial expression judgement by Goh, Michelle Si Hui

“…Music has the power to elicit emotions onto its listeners, with emotional music pieces affecting the mood of an individual, with examples of people smiling or tearing from listening to a music piece. …”
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Finite element analysis of Invisalign®: one of a few removable appliances in orthodontic treatment by Hong, Qirong

“…People naturally would like to look good and having a great smile is one of them. Invisalign aids with the teeth correction to get that smile. …”
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Drawing memories. by Chang, Thom Wei Kang.

“…However, a displacement of ontological boundaries causes him to meet his mother. Smiling, his mother places the crayon back into his hands, and with it, the courage to move on from his traumatic past. …”
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To signal or not: the influence of communicative signalling on infant executive function by Priyadharshini d/o Chockalingam

“…The second part of the study explores the influence of communicative signals from 5 different communicative domains (Gaze, Gaze Following, Vocal, Reach and Smile) on infant executive function. Methods: We observed for communicative signals from infants and mothers during the A-not-B task and measured for infant performance on the A-not-B task using reaction time. …”
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Studies on implied volatility from option prices. by Quek, Daniel Tian Boon., Teo, Wei Zheng., Wong, Shan Jing.

“…We also fit the implied volatility curves with a quadratic function to capture the convexity of the volatility smile/sneer. Our results are three-fold. First, the market in which an index operates dominates the average implied volatilities of the index option rather than the type and maturity of an option. …”
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When less is more: the effects of prematurity on maternal attentional scaffolding and infant executive functioning by Ong, Jing Ting

“…Maternal attention scaffolding was measured across 5 modalities: gaze, gaze-following, vocalisation, reach, and smile. Unexpectedly, fewer total effective attentional scaffolding was associated with shorter reaction times and higher accuracy, and it influenced both term and preterm infants’ performance to similar extents. …”
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Finite element analysis of dental aligner by Zhu, Huijuan

“…A pair of well-formed teeth with pleasing appearance enables an individual to speak and chew effectively and smile confidently. Over the last ten years, more adults are seeking clear dental aligner treatments as an option for orthodontictreatment as it appears to be more aesthetically pleasing than traditional treatment using braces. …”
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