378-075
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Flexible Manufacturing Process Planning based on the Multi-agent Technology
S. Kornienko, O. Kornienko, and P. Levi (Germany)
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Abstract
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378-081
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An Adaptive Color Segmentation Algorithm for Sony Legged Robots
B. Li, H. Hu, and L. Spacek (UK)
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Abstract
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378-091
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A Decision of Agent-Based Interface among Nursing Support Services
T. Takahashi, Y. Nagasaka, T. Takeshita, T. Aoki, and H. Fudaba (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-117
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Developing a Personal Multilingual Web Space
R. Chau, C.-H. Yeh, and K.A. Smith (Australia)
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Abstract
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378-208
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An Agent Architecture for Information Fusion and its Application to Robust Face Identification
P. Robertson and R. Laddaga (USA)
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Abstract
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378-211
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Improvements in a Dialogue Interface for a Library System
L. Bártek (Czech Republic)
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Abstract
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378-228
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Intention Recognition for Vehicle Driving by Sensing of User and Environment
I. E. Yairi, T. Yairi, and S. Igi (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-243
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XML Technology For the Diffusion of the Awareness of Water Resources
A. Colagrossi and A. Scaringella (Italy)
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Abstract
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378-256
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Large-scale Ubiquitous Information System for Digital Museum
K. Shindo, N. Koshizuka, and K. Sakamura (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-370
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Impact on Information Technology Usage and Organizational Performance in Taiwanese Business Organizations
F.-H. Hou (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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378-817
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Seismic
Signal Analysis using Correlation Dimension
S. Ezekiel, M.J. Barrick, and M. Lang (USA)
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Abstract
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378-060
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An Intelligent Architecture for Mobile Digital Television Applications
C. Peng and P. Vuorimaa (Finland)
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Abstract
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378-082
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Segmentation of Thai Handwritten Word using Heuristic Method Based on Distinctive Features
K. Kiratiratanaphruk, S. Kunaruttanapruk, R. Budsayaplakorn, and S. Jitapunkul (Thailand)
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Abstract
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378-134
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Forecasting Electricity Demand using Clustering
R. Mitchell (UK)
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Abstract
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378-205
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Speaker-Specific Long-Time Spectrum
M. Sigmund (Germany) and T. Dostal (Czech Republic)
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Abstract
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378-267
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SRAKA: A Case of Web Portal Architecture Centered around Horizontal Services
B. Horvat, M. Ojstersek, and Z. Cajic (Slovenia)
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Abstract
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378-378
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Classifying Glaucomatous Progression using Decision Trees
M. Lazarescu and A. Turpin (Australia)
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Abstract
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378-387
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Application-Oriented Spatial Graph Grammars
J. Kong, K. Zhang (USA), and M. Huang (Australia)
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Abstract
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378-816
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Medical Image Segmentation using Multifractal Analysis
S. Ezekiel (USA)
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Abstract
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378-824
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Visually Augmented POMDP for Indoor Robot Navigation
M.E. López, R. Barea, L.M. Bergasa, and M.S. Escudero (Spain)
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Abstract
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378-825
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Facial Features Tracking Applied to Drivers Drowsiness Detection
L.M. Bergasa, R. Barea, E. López, M. Escudero, L. Boquete, and J.I. Pinedo (Spain)
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Abstract
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378-011
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Identification of Handwritten Digits
M.H. Ahmad Fadzil and A.M. Intan Mastura (Malaysia)
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Abstract
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378-108
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Image Recognition System for Microdevice Assembly
T. Baidyk, E. Kussu (Mexico), and O. Makeyev (Ukraine)
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Abstract
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378-118
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Forward Intergrated Feature and Architecture Selection using Neural Networks
E. Dawit and T. Sortrakul (Thailand)
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Abstract
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378-120
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A Comparison Study Of Vector Quantization Codebook Design Algorithms based on the Equidistortion Principle
H. Takizawa, T. Nakajima, K. Sano, and H. Kobayashi (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-122
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A Decision Criterion to Relocate Codewords for Adaptive Vector
Quantization
H. Takizawa (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-142
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Comparison of Training Algorithms for Optimal Neural Controllers
J. B. Galván (Spain)
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Abstract
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378-152
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How the Selection of Training Patterns can Improve the Generalization Capability in Radial Basis Neural Networks
J.M. Valls, I.M. Galván, and P.Isasi (Spain)
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Abstract
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378-215
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Diagnostic
and Learning Interaction System for Historical Text Comprehension
G. Tsaganou, M. Grigoriadou, and T. Cavoura (Greece)
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Abstract
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378-330
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An Artificial Neural Network Approach for Classifying E-Commerce Web Pages
I. Anagnostopoulos, G. Kouzas, C.Anagnostopoulos, I. Psoroulas, D. Vergados, V. Loumos, and E. Kayaf
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Abstract
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378-410
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Modified Self-organizing Maps for Line Extraction in Digitized Text Documents
J.M. Alonso-Weber, I.M.Galván, and A. Sanchis (Spain)
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Abstract
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378-414
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Fuzzy
Visual Servoing for an Active Camera
A. Pérez-García, V. Ayala-Ramírez, and R. Jaime-Rivas (Mexico)
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Abstract
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378-034
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Semi-Automatic Parsing for Web Knowledge Extraction
D. Camacho, M.A. López, and R. Aler (Spain)
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Abstract
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378-103
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Knowledge Acquisition and Energy: A Case Study
S. Dembitz, P. Knezević, and M. Sokele (Croatia)
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Abstract
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378-148
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Robotic Societies: Elements of Learning by Intimation
C. A. Acosta Calderon and H. Hu (UK)
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Abstract
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378-162
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Industrial Diagnostics Using Algebra of Uncertain Temporal Relations
V. Ryabov and V. Terziyan (Finland)
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Abstract
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378-168
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Representation of Multimedia Concepts and Objects in a Virtual Education Environment
M.M.F. Yusof and E.-T. Yeoh (Malaysia)
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Abstract
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378-213
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On the Three Forms of Non-deductive Inferences: Induction, Abduction, and Design
M. Kikuchi and I. Nagasaka (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-231
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A Rearrangement
System for Floor Layouts Based on Case-Based Reasoning and Constraint
Satisfaction
S. Ono, Y. Hamada, K. Mizuno, Y. Fukui, and S. Nishihara
(Japan)
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Abstract
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378-272
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Infusion: A Hybrid Reasoning System with Description Logics
B. Hu, E. Compatangelo, and I. Arana (UK)
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Abstract
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378-276
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Developing the User Interface for an Online Knowlwdge-based System
C. Angeli, L. Vrizidis, and A. Chatzinikolaou (Greece)
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Abstract
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378-382
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Knowledge-based System for Supervision and Control of a Fed-Batch Fermentation of BtT
L. Valdez-Castro, A. Loza-Vásquez, J.M. Rodríguez-Morales, and J. Barrera-Cortés (Mexico)
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Abstract
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378-407
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Linguistic Modifiers and Approximate Reasoning
M. El-Sayed and D. Pacholczyk (France)
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Abstract
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378-109
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Loop Shifting Conversion for the Parallelizing Compiler
K. Iwasawa and T. Kusaba (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-146
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Fast Recursive Data Processing in Graphs Using Reduction
J.H. ter Bekke and J.A. Bakker (The Netherlands)
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Abstract
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378-181
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Multicast Algorithms in Torus Networks
H.A. Harutyunyan and X. Liu (Canada)
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Abstract
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378-191
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Detection of Generalized Conjunctive Predicates for Debugging Parallel Distributed Programs
C.G. Ribeiro, L.M.A. Drummond, and R. S. Wedemann (Brazil)
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Abstract
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378-222
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A Proposed Methodology to Improve the Performance of Agent-based Applications through the Identification of the Optimum Visited Sequence
S. Kalogeropoulos, T. Kotsilieris (Greece), Moshe Sidi, H. Grazit, and J. Tuch (Israel)
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Abstract
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378-226
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AN SNMP Enabled System for Enhanced Monitoring of E-commerce Statistical Indicators
T. Kotsilieris, J. Anagnostopoulos, S. Kalogeropoulos, A. Michalas, V. Loumos, and E. Kayafas (Greec
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Abstract
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378-239
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A Java Reliable MultiPeer Protocol for Distributed Virtual Environments
G. Stuer, J. Broeckhove, and F. Arickx (Belgium)
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Abstract
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378-266
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A Multithreaded Compiler Backend for High-Level Array Programming
C. Grelck (Germany)
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Abstract
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378-270
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An Experimental Result for Broadcast Time
H.A. Harutyunyan and B. Shao (Canada)
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Abstract
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378-291
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The J2EE-Adapted TINA model: integrating TINA solutions to Internet
E. Yanaga, L. Nacamura Jr., and E.L. Bodanese (Brazil)
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Abstract
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378-329
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Dynamic Value Prediction Using Loop and Locality Properties
P.-J. Chuang, Y.-T. Hsiao, and Y.-S. Ciu (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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378-380
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Parallel Bidirectional Search On Message Passing Environment
K. Cha, J. Hong, and O. Byeon (Korea)
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Abstract
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378-385
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Functional Bulk Synchronous Parallel Programming in C++
F. Dabrowski and F. Loulergue (France)
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Abstract
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378-448
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A Fair and Starvation Free Version of Lamports Fast Mutual Exclusion Algorithm
S. Vijayaraghavan (India)
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Abstract
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378-032
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A Transparent Communication Layer for Heterogenous, Distributed Systems
T. Fuerle and E. Schikuta (Austria)
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Abstract
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378-046
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Hardware Impact on Message Passing Performance of Beowulf Linux Cluster
Y. Tang, Y.-Q. Zhang, J.-C. Sung, and Y.-C. Li (PRC)
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Abstract
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378-201
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Implementation and Evaluation of Resource Allocation for a Genomic Application Program on the Grid
T. Koita, Y. Kofune, Y. Inoue, and A. Fukuda (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-264
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Intelligent Fault Tolerant Architecture for Cluster Computing: A High Level Overview
S. Corsava and V. Getov (UK)
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Abstract
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378-303
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LSWS: A Linux-based Secure Web Switch
C.E. Chow, G. Godavari, and Y. Cai (USA)
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Abstract
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378-306
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Enhance Features and Performance of a Linux-based Content Switch
C.E. Chow and C. Prakash (USA)
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Abstract
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378-365
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Web Delay Analysis and Reduction by Use of Load Balancing of a Dispatcher-based Web Server Cluster
Y.-W. Bai and Y.-C. Wu (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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378-384
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Equivalent Query Transformer for Semantic Query Optimization in Distributed Computing Environment
N. Pandey and G.K. Sharma (India)
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Abstract
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378-413
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Task Scheduling for Jobs of a Non-constant Workload over a Heterogeneous Network
C. Maple, Y. Wang, and J. Zhang (UK)
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Abstract
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378-801
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Building Clusters on Modern Desktop Operating Systems
S. Juhász and H. Chara (Hungary)
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Abstract
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378-037
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A Performance Evaluation of the Mobile Agent Technology in Comparison to the Client/Server Paradigm for QoS Configuration in DiffServ Domain
S. Kalogeropoulos, T. Kotsilieris, G. Karetsos, A. Michalas, V. Loumos, and E. Kayafas (Greece)
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Abstract
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378-074
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Software Testing for Ubiquitous Computing Devices
I. Satoh (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-086
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CAC, Resource Reservation and Scheduling for QoS Provisioning in GPRS
A.C. Barreiras Kochem, E. I. Bodanese, and L. Nacamura Jr. (Brazil)
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Abstract
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378-187
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Distributed Optimal Admission Controllers for Service Level Agreements in Interconnected Networks
S. Shelford, M.M. Akbar, E.G. Manning, and G.C. Shoja (Canada)
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Abstract
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378-203
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A Ethernet based Metropolitan Area Open Access Architecture
N. Mors, A. Petterson, and M. Jonsson (Sweden)
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Abstract
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378-224
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Multimedia Systems Adaptation in Mobile Computing
F. André and B. Deniaud (France)
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Abstract
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378-293
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Hierarchical Handoff Mechanism Based on Situation Learning
T. J. Park and S.M. Park (Korea)
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Abstract
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378-300
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PRAM Simulation In Hierarchical Interconnection Networks Trough Hypercube Embedding
P. T. Breznay (USA)
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Abstract
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378-341
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Congestion
Control for High Performance Virtual Cut-through Networks
L. Fernández and J.M. Garcia (Spain)
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Abstract
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378-435
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Traffic Modelling and Simulation based Performance Analysis of Mobile Multimedia Data Services
Y.-J. Chung, C.-H. Paik, and H.-G. Kim (Korea)
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Abstract
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378-036
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The Utilization od Distributed Processing on Signaling Calls in High Speed ATM Network: Architecture, Modeling, Simulation & Perfomance Analysis
R. Citro and S. Ghosh (USA)
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Abstract
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378-093
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Jitter Equalization to Maintain QoS for Multimedia Traffic
H. Elsayed and T. Saadawi (USA)
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Abstract
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378-210
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On the Choice of Checkpoint Interval Based on Time Series Analysis
J. Hong, S. Kim, and Y. Cho (Korea)
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Abstract
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378-242
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How to Evaluate the Quality of Service of Satellite Based Content Delivery Networks
H. Hlavacs and G. Aschenbrenner (Austria)
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Abstract
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378-262
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Key Issues in Implementing an Optoelectronic Planar Free-space Architecture for Signal Processing Applications
H. Forsberg, M. Jonsson, and B. Svensson (Sweden)
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Abstract
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378-292
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Wrapped System-Call: Cooperating Interactions between User- and Kernel-Mode in an Operating System for Fine-grain Multi-threading
S. Kusakabe, Y. Nomura, H. Taniguchi, and M. Amamiya (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-327
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Preemptive Resource Management: Defending against Resource Monopolizing DoS
W. Kaneko, K. Kono, and K. Shimizu (Japan)
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Abstract
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378-383
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SLA Admission Controller for Reliable MPLS Networks
J. Pu, M. Akbar, E. Gowland, G.C. Shoja, and E. Manning (Canada)
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Abstract
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378-810
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Corner-First Tree-based Region Broadcasting in Mesh Networks
H. Haddad and M. Mudawwar (Egypt)
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Abstract
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378-829
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Applying
Active Networks to Networked Control Systems
X. Zheng, C. Jin, and J. Ju (PRC)
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Abstract
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378-088
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Debugging Distributed Computations by Reverse Search
A. Andrzejak (Germany) and K. Fukuda (Canada)
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Abstract
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378-092
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SPaM -- A Simple Parallel Mahince in CORBA
C.-W. Xu and W. Lee (USA)
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Abstract
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378-095
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Implementation and Evaluation of MPI+OpenMP Programming Model on Dawning 3000
Y. Chen, G. Chen, Y. Xu, and J. Shan (PRC)
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Abstract
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378-119
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DSP-PP: A Simulator/Estimator of Power Consumption and Performance for Parallel DSP Architectures
D. Q. Minh, L. Bengtsson, and P. Larsson-Edefors (Sweden)
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Abstract
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378-280
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Javaspaces Versus Remote Method Invocation: What is the Cost?
R. Eggen and M. Eggen (USA)
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Abstract
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378-334
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Performance Evaluation of a Prototype of RHiNET-2: A Network-based Distributed Parallel Computing System
T. Otsuka, K. Watanabe, J. Tsuchiya, H. Harada, J. Yamamoto, H. Nishi, T. Kudoh, and H. Amano (Japan
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Abstract
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378-350
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Normal Versus Worst-case Performance in High-Availability Cluster and Distributed Computing
L. Lundberg and C. Svahnberg (Sweden)
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Abstract
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378-800
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Comparing the Optimal Performance of Multiprocessor Architectures
L. Lundberg, K. Klonowska, M. Broberg, and H. Lennerstad (Sweden)
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Abstract
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378-039
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Automated
Generation of Code Compliance Checkers
S.K. Aggarwa and R.S.V Raghavan (India)
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Abstract
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378-204
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Why Functional Programming Really Matters
P. Bailes, C.J.M. Kremp, I.D. Peake, and S.Seefried (Australia)
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Abstract
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378-235
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Service-Based
Development of Dynamically Reconfiguring Embedded Systems
M. Trapp, B. Schürmann, and T. Tetteroo (Germany)
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Abstract
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378-252
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Extracting High-level Architecture from Existing Code with Summary Models
N. Mansurov and D. Campara (Canada)
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Abstract
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378-271
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Applying Practices of Extreme Programming
M. Heričko, M.B. Jurič, M. Rostaher, and P. Repnic (Slovenia)
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Abstract
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378-296
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Water Resources Modelling and Simulation Software: An Integrated Approach
F. El Dabaghi (France), D. Ouazar (Morocco), and N. Souissi (France)
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Abstract
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378-379
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An Adaptive Architecture for Presenting Interactive Media onto Distributed Interfaces
J. Hu and L Feijs (The Netherlands)
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Abstract
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378-427
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Incremental Enhancement of the Expressiveness of a Reengineering Tool Development Platform
P. Bailes and I.D. Peake (Australia)
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Abstract
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378-814
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XML Schema for Software Process Framework
T. Torabi, T. Dillon, and W. Rahayu (Australia)
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Abstract
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378-020
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A DTD Complexity Metric
R. McFadyen and Y. Chen (Canada)
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Abstract
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378-066
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A Framework for the Analysis and Comparison of Hypermedia Design Methods
S. Montero, P. Díaz, and I. Aedo (Spain)
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Abstract
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378-076
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Experience Paper: Migration of a Web-based System to a Mobile Work Environment
C.-F. Sørensen, A.I. Wang, and Ø. Hoftun (Norway)
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Abstract
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378-078
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A Comparison of Two Different Java Technologies to Implement a Mobile Agent System
A. I. Wang and C.-F.Sørensen (Norway)
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Abstract
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378-257
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A Web-based Review System and its Usability in a Small Software Organization
E. Yanbaş and O. Demirörs (Turkey)
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Abstract
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378-331
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Specification of Business Process in the Context of B2B E-Commerce
Y. Baghdadi (UAE)
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Abstract
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378-349
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Localizing XML Documents through XSLT
Y. Yu (Belgium), J. Lu (Canada), J. Xue (Switzerland), Y. Zhang (Belgium), and W. Sun (PRC)
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Abstract
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378-395
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Realizing Web Designs With the COBANA Framework
R. Gitzel, A. Korthaus, and N. Mazlouni (Germany)
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Abstract
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378-443
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Version Control of XML Documents using Sparse Version Stamps
G. Park and C. Wu (Korea)
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Abstract
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378-027
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An Investigation on Requirements Elicitation Issues in Computer-supported Collaborative Learning - Malaysian Experience
M.K. Zarinah and S.S. Siti (Malaysia)
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Abstract
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378-030
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Software Quality Issues in Extreme Programming
S. V. Nagarajan, O. Garcia, and P. Croll (Australia)
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Abstract
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378-048
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Software Distribution Environments for Workflow Management Systems - The Case of MQ Series Workflow
R. Anzböck, S. Dustdar, and H. Gall (UK)
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Abstract
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378-130
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Derivation of a Measurement for Defining Ideal Number of Comments in Code
H. H. Yang, S. Williams, and R. McCrindle (UK)
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Abstract
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378-200
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Effort Estimation Based on Data Structures in Entity-relationship Diagrams
G. J. Kennedy (Australia)
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Abstract
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378-209
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A Generic Approach for a CORBA-LDAP Gateway Implementation
W. Radinger, M. Jandl, A. Szep, and K.M. Goeschka (Austria)
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Abstract
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378-216
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A Method for Teaching a Software Process Based on the Personal Software Process
Z. Car (Croatia)
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Abstract
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378-258
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A Logical Abstract Machine for Mobile Communicating Agents
I. Moura and P. Bonzon (Switzerland)
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Abstract
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378-348
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Generational Change Model in the Software Life Cycle
E. Chang, J. Aisbett, and N. Jayaratna (Australia)
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Abstract
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What are Digital Object Identifers?
PART I. AIA
The topics covered in the 71 papers of this publication include: machine learning and data mining; intelligent databases; genetic algorithms; artificial intelligence and applications; neural networks; knowledge acquisition, representation, and reasoning; natural language processing; and planning and scheduling.
PART II. PDCN
The topics covered in the 80 papers of this publication include: architecture, algorithms, programming, and applications; cluster and heterogeneous computing; mobile computing and networks; routing and scheduling; parallel processing and computing; web technologies and protocols; distributed systems; and fault tolerance.
PART III. SE
The topics covered in the 32 papers of this publication include: software architecture, programming languages, and embedded systems; software design, specifications, development, and reusability; software testing and security; web-based systems and applications; software engineering and applications; software engineering and requirements; and software modelling, simulation, and optimization.
PART IV. DBA
The topics covered in the 14 papers of this publication include: knowledge discovery, data mining, and data warehousing; information retrieval, management, and documentation; and web technologies and XML.