Computer and information sciences topic list of research papers
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Counteracting geometrical attacks on robust image watermarking by constructing a deformable pyramid transform2013 / Chuntao Wang, Jiangqun Ni, Dong Zhang
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Prepare Tone: Enhancing Broadcast-Packet Transmission of Multiple Rendezvous Mac Performance in Multiple-Channel Ad Hoc Network
Abstract Multiple Rendezvous approaches utilized multi-channel which was only with a single transceiver radio may enhance Mac throughputs of multi-channel ad hoc network no less than that of other approaches which need extra radios or hardware for...
2012 / Song yu, Zuo De-cheng, Yang xiao-zong -
Biologically-inspired analysis in the real world: computing, informatics, and ecologies of use2012 / Laura A McNamara
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A New Bidirectional Method for Ontologies Matching
Abstract Recently, much research has focused on developing techniques for schema/ontology matching and mapping as it is required in many areas e.g. heterogeneous database integration, merging of ontologies, semantic query processing. In this paper,...
2011 / Hacene Belhadef -
One minute more: Adolescent addiction for virtual world
Abstract More and more children and adolescents choose to live in a virtual world, a world of computers and televisions, loosing touch with the real world and its problems. Undoubtedly that the benefits of computers in everyday life can not be...
2010 / Runcan Patricia Luciana -
A Method for Finding Multiple DC Operating Points of Short Channel CMOS Circuits2013 / Michał Tadeusiewicz, Stanisław Hałgas
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Types of Text in Books for Learning Arabic as a Second Language: A Document Analysis
Abstract There are several types of text that are identified as often being use in Arabic text books for second language learning. These text differ in terms of numbers and types of texts. The purpose of this study is to identify the types of text...
2010 / Aisah Hasmam, Nik Mohd Rahimi -
Scheduling problems with position dependent job processing times: computational complexity results2012 / Radosław Rudek
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Interactive Workflow-based Infrastructure for Urgent Computing
Abstract Workflow became a mainstream formalism for complex scientific problems’ representation and is applied to different domains. In this paper we propose and analyze the interactive workflow model as the base for urgent computing (UC)...
2013 / Konstantin V. Knyazkov, Denis A. Nasonov, Timofey N. Tchurov, Alexander V. Boukhanovsky -
When the context changes, so does my transportation application: VESPA
Abstract The notion of context has become very important in computer science, especially when mobility of users is involved. For humans, it is instinctive to adapt to our environment, to the people around us, or to the situation. It becomes less...
2011 / Dana Popovici, Mikael Desertot, Sylvain Lecomte, Thierry Delot -
Assessing and Redesigning Enterprise Networks through NS-2 to Support VoIP
Abstract In the recent past, Voice over IP (VoIP) deployments over data networks are gaining popularity due to the massive growth in the broadband internet access. Successful deployment of these applications depends directly on the performance of...
2011 / Tahani Hussain, Sami Habib -
Optimized Hypergraph Clustering-based Network Security Log Mining*
Abstract With network's growth and popularization, network security experts are facing bigger and bigger network security log. Network security log is a kind of valuable and important information recording various network behaviors, and has the...
2012 / Jianhua Che, Weimin Lin, Yong Yu, Wei Yao -
Web-ECoTEC: an optimization tool for the ECoTEC assessment methodology
Abstract Knowledge building results from exploration of and experiences with ones environment. According to Piaget, experiences can be physical, logical-mathematical and social. Of these, experiences that develop logical-mathematical knowledge are...
2011 / Eliane Elias Ferreira dos Santos, Aleandra da Silva Figueira-Sampaio, Gilberto Arantes Carrijo, Elise Mendes -
A Scheme of Concealment and Transmission of Secret Information in Text Files
Abstract A common method to transfer a secret information is encrypting the secret information before transmission. However, most cipher texts are incomprehensible which attracts more attackers. A better scheme is to hide the secret information in a ...
2012 / Xiao-han Sun -
Design of Embedded Web Module Based on SOPC
Abstract In this paper an embedded web module based on SOPC is designed to solve the problem that some intelligent instruments cannot access to the Internet at present. The design of the module was implemented at Cyclone II series chip EP2C35 based...
2012 / Yi Wu, Yu Huang, Yao Wang, Ruixia Yang, Xiaojuan Liu -
A Massively Scalable Architecture For Instant Messaging & Presence
Abstract This paper analyzes the scalability of Instant Messaging & Presence (IM&P) architectures. We take a queueing-based modelling and analysis approach to find the bottlenecks of the current IM&P architecture at the Dutch social...
2010 / Jorrit Schippers, Anne Remke, Henk Punt, Maarten Wegdam, Boudewijn Haverkort -
A Categorical Setting for Lower Complexity
Abstract A polarized strong category consists of a cartesian category, X , and a category Y , together with a module M ...
2010 / Robin Cockett, Brian F. Redmond -
Why Trust is Bad for Security
Abstract We investigate how the term 'trust' has been used, and re-defined, in computer security, covering Trusted Computing Platforms, Trust Management, Trusted Computing, and Trusted Code. We conclude that trust is a dangerous word to use as it...
2006 / Dieter Gollmann -
On Well-Foundedness and Expressiveness of Promoted Tyft
Abstract In this paper, we solve two open problems posed by Karen L. Bernstein regarding her promoted tyft format for structured operational semantics. We show that, unlike formats with closed terms as labels, such as the tyft format, the...
2007 / Mohammad Reza Mousavi, Michel Reniers -
Formal Verification and Validation of UML 2.0 Sequence Diagrams using Source and Destination of Messages
Abstract A major challenge in software development process is to advance error detection to early phases of the software life cycle. For this purpose, the Verification and Validation (V&V) of UML diagrams play a very important role in detecting...
2009 / V. Lima, C. Talhi, D. Mouheb, M. Debbabi, L. Wang, et al.