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IPPS
1999
IEEE
13 years 10 months ago
An Object-Oriented Environment for Sparse Parallel Computation on Adaptive Grids
Many numerical solutions of large scale simulation models require finer discretizations in some regions of the computational grid. When this region is not known in advance, adapti...
Salvatore Filippone, Michele Colajanni, Dario Pasc...
IJCAI
2007
13 years 7 months ago
Some Effects of a Reduced Relational Vocabulary on the Whodunit Problem
A key issue in artificial intelligence lies in finding the amount of input detail needed to do successful learning. Too much detail causes overhead and makes learning prone to ove...
Daniel T. Halstead, Kenneth D. Forbus
ICSE
2000
IEEE-ACM
13 years 9 months ago
Quickly detecting relevant program invariants
Explicitly stated program invariants can help programmers by characterizing certain aspects of program execution and identifying program properties that must be preserved when mod...
Michael D. Ernst, Adam Czeisler, William G. Griswo...
SDM
2009
SIAM
105views Data Mining» more  SDM 2009»
14 years 3 months ago
Exploiting Semantic Constraints for Estimating Supersenses with CRFs.
The annotation of words and phrases by ontology concepts is extremely helpful for semantic interpretation. However many ontologies, e.g. WordNet, are too fine-grained and even hu...
Gerhard Paaß, Frank Reichartz
ICC
2007
IEEE
141views Communications» more  ICC 2007»
14 years 16 days ago
Accurate Classification of the Internet Traffic Based on the SVM Method
—The need to quickly and accurately classify Internet traffic for security and QoS control has been increasing significantly with the growing Internet traffic and applications ov...
Zhu Li, Ruixi Yuan, Xiaohong Guan