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Stem catch$ (all stems)

24 papers:

RecSysRecSys-2015-AuteriT #linear #personalisation
Personalized Catch-up & DVR: VOD or Linear, That is the Question (PA, RT), p. 227.
DACDAC-2014-LinKH #mobile #power management
Catch Your Attention: Quality-retaining Power Saving on Mobile OLED Displays (CHL, CKK, PCH), p. 6.
CHICHI-2014-HakkilaPSAGS #3d #exclamation #interactive #mobile
Let me catch this!: experiencing interactive 3D cinema through collecting content with a mobile phone (JH, MP, SS, FA, KG, AS), pp. 1011–1020.
KDDKDD-2014-JiangCBFY #behaviour #graph #named #scalability
CatchSync: catching synchronized behavior in large directed graphs (MJ, PC, AB, CF, SY), pp. 941–950.
ICEISICEIS-v2-2013-CuzzocreaF #analysis #comparative #exclamation #metamodelling #power of #state of the art
Comparative Analysis of State-of-the-Art Spatial Data Warehouse Meta-models — Catching the Expressive Power of SDW Schemas! (AC, RdNF), pp. 302–309.
RecSysRecSys-2013-XuBATMK #recommendation
Catch-up TV recommendations: show old favourites and find new ones (MX, SB, SA, ST, AM, IK), pp. 285–294.
STOCSTOC-2012-Coja-OghlanP #satisfiability
Catching the k-NAESAT threshold (ACO, KP), pp. 899–908.
OOPSLAOOPSLA-2011-JovicAH #debugging #detection #performance
Catch me if you can: performance bug detection in the wild (MJ, AA, MH), pp. 155–170.
ICLPICLP-J-2010-OetschPT #debugging #source code
Catching the Ouroboros: On debugging non-ground answer-set programs (JO, JP, HT), pp. 513–529.
STOCSTOC-2009-MontenegroT #how #question
How long does it take to catch a wild kangaroo? (RM, PT), pp. 553–560.
KDDKDD-2009-GuptaBR #learning
Catching the drift: learning broad matches from clickthrough data (SG, MB, MR), pp. 1165–1174.
DATEDATE-2008-KleanthousS #detection #named
CATCH: A Mechanism for Dynamically Detecting Cache-Content-Duplication and its Application to Instruction Caches (MK, YS), pp. 1426–1431.
IFLIFL-2008-TellerSV #fault #lightweight #ml #performance #polymorphism #type safety
Catch Me If You Can — Looking for Type-Safe, Hierarchical, Lightweight, Polymorphic and Efficient Error Management in OCaml (DT, AS, TV), pp. 249–271.
HCIHCI-MIE-2007-ReiterJ #quality #requirements
Watch, Press, and Catch — Impact of Divided Attention on Requirements of Audiovisual Quality (UR, SJP), pp. 943–952.
SASSAS-2006-HuangCS #debugging #identification
Catching and Identifying Bugs in Register Allocation (YH, BRC, MLS), pp. 281–300.
AdaSIGAda-2006-MarkowRB
Catch that speeding turtle: latching onto fun graphics in CS1 (TM, EKR, JRSB), pp. 29–34.
VLDBVLDB-2005-PeiJET #approach #semantics
Catching the Best Views of Skyline: A Semantic Approach Based on Decisive Subspaces (JP, WJ, ME, YT), pp. 253–264.
ICSEICSE-2005-HenkelD #api #evolution #exclamation #game studies #refactoring
CatchUp!: capturing and replaying refactorings to support API evolution (JH, AD), pp. 274–283.
PEPMPEPM-2003-AllenH #exception #java #slicing #source code
Slicing java programs that throw and catch exceptions (MA, SH), pp. 44–54.
HPCAHPCA-2003-NarayanasamySSCV
Catching Accurate Profiles in Hardwar (SN, TS, SS, BC, GV), pp. 269–280.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1998-FernandezFKLS #case study #experience
Catching the Boat with Strudel: Experiences with a Web-Site Management System (MFF, DF, JK, AYL, DS), pp. 414–425.
LICSLICS-1992-Nakano #formal method
A Constructive Formalization of the Catch and Throw Mechanism (HN), pp. 82–89.
ICSEICSE-1990-Kozaczynski #re-engineering
The “Catch 22” of Re-engineering (WK), p. 119.
DACDAC-1979-Giuliani #design #tool support
Will Disign tools catch up to VLSI design (DG), pp. 544–545.

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