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    • Structure Based XML Indexing 

      Manandhar, Niroj (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      The increase in the usage and popularity of semi-structured data has received considerable attention, and a lot of research is going on for the efficient retrieval and storage of semi-structured data. A popular model and ...
    • Graph-based Learning Using A Naive Bayesian Classifier 

      Hawes, Robert (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Graph-based data representation is becoming increasingly more commonplace, as graphs can represent some kinds of data more efficiently than relational tables. As such, interesting patterns in the form of subgraphs can be ...
    • A Relational Database Approach For Frequent Subgraph Mining 

      Pradhan, Subhesh Kumar (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Data mining aims at discovering interesting and previously unknown patterns from data sets. Further more, graph-based data mining represents a collection of techniques for mining the relational aspects of data represented ...
    • A Dynamic Framework For Testing The Synchronization Behavior Of Java Monitors 

      Yanes, Andres (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      A Java monitor is a specialized class that is used to synchronize the behavior of threads in a Java program. The monitors in a Java program must be adequately tested to ensure the correctness of the program. In this thesis ...
    • An Emperical Evaluation Of Adequacy Criteria For Testing Concurrent Programs 

      Saini, Gaurav (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      A concurrent program contains two or more threads that execute concurrently and work together to perform some task. Concurrency increases the efficiency of a program. Testing of concurrent programs has been a challenging ...
    • Approaches For Validating Frequent Episodes Based On Periodicity In Time-series Data 

      Bhatia, Dhawal Y (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      There is ongoing research on sequence mining of time-series data. We study Hybrid Apriori, an interval-based approach to episode discovery that deals with different periodicities in time-series data. Our study identifies ...
    • Comparison Of Search-based And Kernel-based Methods For Graph-based Relational Learning 

      Gonsalves, Chris Manuel (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Graph-based relational learning has been the focus of relational learning for quite some time. As most of the real-world data is structured, and hence cannot be represented in a single table, various logic-based and ...
    • Evading Existing Stepping Stone Detection Methods Using Buffering 

      Venkateshaiah, Madhu (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      To gain anonymity and complicate their apprehension, attackers launch attacks not from their own systems but from previously compromised systems called stepping stones. An effective way to detect stepping stones is by ...
    • An Application Of Parallel And Distributed Computing Methods To Approximate Pattern Matching Of Genetic Regulatory Motifs 

      Jayantilal, Tushar Kumar (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Bioinformatics is a relatively new scientific field concerned with providing computational means and support to research in molecular biology and genetics. It draws from many different areas of computer science, including ...
    • Automatic Content Analysis Of Endoscopy Video (Endoscopic Multimedia Information System) 

      Hwang, Sae K (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Advances in video technology are being incorporated into today's healthcare practice. For example, various types of endoscopes are used for colonoscopy, upper gastrointestinal endoscopy, enteroscopy, bronchoscopy, cystoscopy, ...
    • Evolving Modular Programs By Extracting Reusable Functions Using Significance Testing 

      Loeppert, Anthony (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Genetic programming is an automatic programming method that uses biologically inspired methods to evolve programs. Genetic programming, and evolutionary methods in general, are useful for problem domains in which a method ...
    • Concept-based Search Using Parallel Query Expansion 

      Joshi, Rahul Rajiv (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      We address the problem of irrelevant results for short queries on Web search engines. Short queries fail to provide sufficient context to disambiguate possible meanings associated with the search terms resulting in a set ...
    • Integration Of The SAM-grid Infrastructure To The D0 Data Reprocessing Effort 

      Rajendra, Anoop (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      The D0 experiment is one of the two high energy physics experiments currently being conducted at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, in Batavia, IL, on what is currently the world's highest energy particle accelerator, ...
    • Multi-dimensional Indexing For XML Data 

      Kim, Do Youn (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is becoming a dominant standard for exchanging and retrieving data over the internet. As XML in data exchanging grows, various XML indexing techniques have been proposed for fast and ...
    • Service Discovery By Automated Structural And Semantic Matching 

      Walker, Alan (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Pervasive computing systems need to locate and use services dynamically. Current models of service location and interaction rely on a fixed contract, or service description, located by name and/or a combination of keywords. ...
    • Medical Decision Support System Using Augmentable Guideline Engine 

      Aiyedun, Adetayo Afolabi (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Increasing life expectancy accompanied by existing growth of wireless infrastructure and ubiquitous computing technologies has given healthcare providers access to vital information within their healthcare networks. Medical ...
    • Runtime Optimization And Load Shedding In MavStream: Design And Implementation 

      Kendai, Balakumar (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      In data stream processing systems Quality of Service (or QoS) is extremely important. The system should try its best to meet the QoS requirements specified by a user. On account of this difference, unlike in a database ...
    • UBCA: A Utility Based Clustering Architecture For Peer-to-peer Networks 

      Lagesse, Brent (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Use of the Peer-to-Peer (P2P) architecture has recently spread in popularity. File sharing and ad hoc networks have contributed to the architecture's usage. P2P generates new challenges in scalability, fairness, and ...
    • Exception Handling Using Class Diversity 

      Ye, Qizhi (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Software reliability has been received more and more attention not only in mission critical system but also in commercial software system. Developing robust software must consider faults caused by abnormal situations or ...
    • Context Aware Energy Conservation In Pervasive Computing Environments 

      Joseph, Prathiba (Computer Science & Engineering, 2007-08-23)
      Extending battery lifetime is one of the most critical and challenging problems in mobile systems. When the mobile device sounds a low battery alarm, the user is given an ultimatum to quickly find a power source or suspend ...