Stem elect$ (all stems)

39 papers:

HT-2015-PrasetyoH #predict

Twitter-based Election Prediction in the Developing World (NDP, CH), pp. 149–158.

ICALP-v2-2015-AlistarhG #polynomial #protocol

Polylogarithmic-Time Leader Election in Population Protocols (DA, RG), pp. 479–491.

CHI-2015-Boulus-RodjeB #challenge #design #distributed

Design Challenges in Supporting Distributed Knowledge: An Examination of Organizing Elections (NBR, PB), pp. 3137–3146.

CASE-2014-LuXJ #markov #process

A Markov Decision Process model for elective inpatient admission with delay announcement (YL, XX, ZJ), pp. 552–557.

FM-2014-WenMM #analysis #formal method #information management #towards

Towards a Formal Analysis of Information Leakage for Signature Attacks in Preferential Elections (RW, AM, CM), pp. 595–610.

HT-2013-WeiHGLZW #analysis #behaviour #case study #twitter

Mainstream media behavior analysis on Twitter: a case study on UK general election (ZW, YH, WG, BL, LZ, KFW), pp. 174–178.

CSCW-2013-Franklin-Hodge #how #internet

Digital democracy: how the internet re-elected a president (JFH), pp. 3–4.

DUXU-WM-2013-HarrellFNCQ #usability

Usability of County Election Websites (CH, AF, EN, DC, WQ), pp. 193–202.

OCSC-2013-AdlerA #network #social

The Influence of Social Networking Sites on Participation in the 2012 Presidential Election (RFA, WDA), pp. 233–239.

KDD-2013-Ghani #scalability #social

Targeting and influencing at scale: from presidential elections to social good (RG), p. 1137.

CADE-2013-BeckertGS #algorithm #logic

Analysing Vote Counting Algorithms via Logic — And Its Application to the CADE Election Scheme (BB, RG, CS), pp. 135–144.

KR-2012-ConitzerX #approach #approximate #multi

Paradoxes of Multiple Elections: An Approximation Approach (VC, LX).

SIGIR-2012-DangC #approach

Diversity by proportionality: an election-based approach to search result diversification (VD, WBC), pp. 65–74.

QoSA-ISARCS-2011-CostaM #logic

Elective temporal logic (GC, IM), pp. 143–152.

ICDAR-2011-SmithLNW #towards

Towards Improved Paper-Based Election Technology (EHBS, DPL, GN, ZW), pp. 1255–1259.

CASE-2010-KrishnanSPW

Durability studies of PBI-based membrane elect rode assemblies for high temperature PEMFCs (LK, TS, RP, DW), pp. 21–26.

ICDAR-2009-LoprestiZHT #analysis #documentation

Document Analysis Support for the Manual Auditing of Elections (DPL, XZ, XH, GT), pp. 733–737.

ICALP-v2-2009-KowalskiP #ad hoc #network

Leader Election in Ad Hoc Radio Networks: A Keen Ear Helps (DRK, AP), pp. 521–533.

CIKM-2009-NusselderPSM #information management #people #web

Helping people to choose for whom to vote. a web information system for the 2009 European elections (AN, HP, AS, MM), pp. 2095–2096.

SAC-2009-SantosHS

Latency-aware leader election (NS, MH, AS), pp. 1056–1061.

DAC-2008-SparksWBLCPHR #industrial #what

Election year: what the electronics industry needs---and can expect---from the incoming administration (TS, PW, LB, RL, TC, CP, VH, CR), pp. 76–77.

STOC-2006-Antonakopoulos #bound #performance #protocol

Fast leader-election protocols with bounded cheaters’ edge (SA), pp. 187–196.

FoSSaCS-2004-ChalopinM

Election and Local Computations on Edges (JC, YM), pp. 90–104.

ICGT-2004-ChalopinMZ

Election, Naming and Cellular Edge Local Computations (JC, YM, WZ), pp. 242–256.

FATES-2004-ArtsCS #development #erlang #fault tolerance #protocol

Semi-formal Development of a Fault-Tolerant Leader Election Protocol in Erlang (TA, KC, HS), pp. 140–154.

ICEIS-v4-2003-ProsserKK #experience #implementation

Implementing an Internet-Based Voting System for Public Elections — A Project Experience (AP, RK, RK), pp. 28–33.

FoSSaCS-2002-GodardM #graph #product line

A Characterization of Families of Graphs in Which Election Is Possible (EG, YM), pp. 159–172.

WRLA-2000-VerdejoPM #maude #protocol

The Leader Election Protocol of IEEE 1394 in Maude (AV, IP, NMO), pp. 383–404.

STOC-1999-RussellSZ #bound

Lower Bounds for Leader Election and Collective Coin-Flipping in the Perfect Information Model (AR, MES, DZ), pp. 339–347.

ICALP-1999-NichitiuR #automaton

Leader Election by d Dimensional Cellular Automata (CMN, ER), pp. 565–574.

ICEIS-1999-FanCY

Blind Signatures with Double-Hashes Messages for Fair Electronic Elections and Ownership Claimable Digital Cash (CIF, WKC, YSY), pp. 612–618.

ICALP-1997-HemaspaandraHR #analysis #parallel

Exact Analysis of Dodgson Elections: Lewis Carroll’s 1876 Voting System is Complete for Parallel Access to NP (EH, LAH, JR), pp. 214–224.

STOC-1996-Zuckerman

Randomness-Optimal Sampling, Extractors, and Constructive Leader Election (DZ), pp. 286–295.

STOC-1994-BenalohT

Receipt-free secret-ballot elections (extended abstract) (JCB, DT), pp. 544–553.

STOC-1994-OstrovskyRV #performance

Simple and efficient leader election in the full information model (RO, SR, UVV), pp. 234–242.

STOC-1993-CooperL #linear #performance #protocol

Fast perfection-information leader-election protocol with linear immunity (JC, NL), pp. 662–671.

STOC-1987-Awerbuch #algorithm #distributed #problem #summary

Optimal Distributed Algorithms for Minimum Weight Spanning Tree, Counting, Leader Election and Related Problems (Detailed Summary) (BA), pp. 230–240.

STOC-1984-FredericksonL #communication #problem

The Impact of Synchronous Communication on the Problem of Electing a Leader in a Ring (GNF, NAL), pp. 493–503.

STOC-1984-Vitanyi #distributed

Distributed Elections in an Archimedean Ring of Processors (Preliminary Version) (PMBV), pp. 542–547.