Stem expect$ (all stems)

141 papers:

HT-2015-ChongDL #code review

Did You Expect Your Users to Say This?: Distilling Unexpected Micro-reviews for Venue Owners (WHC, BTD, EPL), pp. 13–22.

ICALP-v1-2015-HuangL #approximate #combinator #optimisation #probability #problem

Approximating the Expected Values for Combinatorial Optimization Problems over Stochastic Points (LH, JL), pp. 910–921.

ICALP-v1-2015-KaniewskiLW #complexity #query

Query Complexity in Expectation (JK, TL, RdW), pp. 761–772.

FM-2015-QuatmannJDWAKB

Counterexamples for Expected Rewards (TQ, NJ, CD, RW, EÁ, JPK, BB), pp. 435–452.

CHI-2015-ValtchanovH #feedback #named

EnviroPulse: Providing Feedback about the Expected Affective Valence of the Environment (DV, MSH), pp. 2073–2082.

CSCW-2015-OlteanuVC #social #social media #what

What to Expect When the Unexpected Happens: Social Media Communications Across Crises (AO, SV, CC), pp. 994–1009.

DUXU-IXD-2015-WalterKWAB #adaptation #question #recommendation #what

What Are the Expectations of Users of an Adaptive Recommendation Service Which Aims to Reduce Driver Distraction? (NW, BK, CW, TA, KB), pp. 517–528.

ICEIS-v2-2015-SarinhoLS #dataset #linked data #open data #question

Can You Find All the Data You Expect in a Linked Dataset? (WTS, BFL, DS), pp. 648–655.

QAPL-2015-AldiniB #automaton #markov #similarity

Expected-Delay-Summing Weak Bisimilarity for Markov Automata (AA, MB), pp. 1–15.

FoSSaCS-2014-Mio #calculus #similarity #μ-calculus

Upper-Expectation Bisimilarity and Łukasiewicz μ-Calculus (MM), pp. 335–350.

SAS-2014-ChakarovS #fixpoint #invariant #probability

Expectation Invariants for Probabilistic Program Loops as Fixed Points (AC, SS), pp. 85–100.

CHI-2014-DownsVHLS #experience #game studies #social

Audience experience in social videogaming: effects of turn expectation and game physicality (JD, FV, SH, SL, WS), pp. 3473–3482.

DUXU-ELAS-2014-DysonJ #interface #question #what

Examining the Interfaces to E-journal Articles: What Do Users Expect? (MCD, EMJ), pp. 164–172.

ECIR-2014-Aly #normalisation #parametricity #using

Score Normalization Using Logistic Regression with Expected Parameters (RA), pp. 579–584.

ECIR-2014-GaoWO #comparison #using

Reducing Reliance on Relevance Judgments for System Comparison by Using Expectation-Maximization (NG, WW, DWO), pp. 1–12.

ICML-c1-2014-CicaleseLS #optimisation #testing

Diagnosis determination: decision trees optimizing simultaneously worst and expected testing cost (FC, ESL, AMS), pp. 414–422.

SIGIR-2014-RaiberK #predict

Query-performance prediction: setting the expectations straight (FR, OK), pp. 13–22.

SAC-2014-BaeCPJKC #clustering #effectiveness #memory management

An effective data clustering method based on expected update time in flash memory environment (DHB, JWC, SMP, BSJ, SWK, SjC), pp. 1492–1497.

ITiCSE-WGR-2013-UttingTMTBFPCKS #education #fresh look #performance

A fresh look at novice programmers’ performance and their teachers’ expectations (IU, AET, MM, LT, DJB, RF, JHP, MEC, YBDK, JS, TW), pp. 15–32.

STOC-2013-KingS #polynomial

Byzantine agreement in polynomial expected time: [extended abstract] (VK, JS), pp. 401–410.

CIAA-2013-HolzerJ #algorithm #robust

Brzozowski’s Minimization Algorithm — More Robust than Expected — (Extended Abstract) (MH, SJ), pp. 181–192.

CSCW-2013-Al-AniBWTKMRP #developer #distributed #process #trust

Globally distributed system developers: their trust expectations and processes (BAA, MJB, YW, ET, BK, SM, DFR, RP), pp. 563–574.

CSCW-2013-QuinonesTL #design

Appropriation by unanticipated users: looking beyond design intent and expected use (PAQ, SDT, SL), pp. 1515–1526.

ECIR-2013-LeelanupabZJ #question #rank

Is Intent-Aware Expected Reciprocal Rank Sufficient to Evaluate Diversity? (TL, GZ, JMJ), pp. 738–742.

ECIR-2013-YatesG #detection #named #social #social media

ADRTrace: Detecting Expected and Unexpected Adverse Drug Reactions from User Reviews on Social Media Sites (AY, NG), pp. 816–819.

KDD-2013-AltinigneliPB #parallel #using

Massively parallel expectation maximization using graphics processing units (MCA, CP, CB), pp. 838–846.

RecSys-2013-ShiKBLH #multi #named #optimisation #rank

xCLiMF: optimizing expected reciprocal rank for data with multiple levels of relevance (YS, AK, LB, ML, AH), pp. 431–434.

REFSQ-2013-PhilippoHKCB #ambiguity #empirical #evaluation

Requirement Ambiguity Not as Important as Expected — Results of an Empirical Evaluation (EJP, WH, BK, MRVC, DMB), pp. 65–79.

ICSE-2013-BacchelliB #bibliography #challenge #code review #perspective

Expectations, outcomes, and challenges of modern code review (AB, CB), pp. 712–721.

ICALP-v2-2012-BrazdilKNW #markov #process #termination

Minimizing Expected Termination Time in One-Counter Markov Decision Processes (TB, AK, PN, DW), pp. 141–152.

CHI-2012-Gaver #design #question #research #what

What should we expect from research through design? (WWG), pp. 937–946.

CHI-2012-WangQTTC #experience

Keep in touch: channel, expectation and experience (RW, FKHQ, DT, KST, ADC), pp. 139–148.

CSCW-2012-XuB #case study #community #interactive #online #scalability #what

What do you think?: a case study of benefit, expectation, and interaction in a large online critique community (AX, BPB), pp. 295–304.

ECIR-2012-DaiPKA

Extended Expectation Maximization for Inferring Score Distributions (KD, VP, EK, JAA), pp. 293–304.

ICML-2012-BoukouvalasBC #process #using

Gaussian Process Quantile Regression using Expectation Propagation (AB, RB, DC), p. 123.

ICPR-2012-Goldstein #algorithm #detection #named

FastLOF: An Expectation-Maximization based Local Outlier detection algorithm (MG), pp. 2282–2285.

SIGIR-2012-LimSG #on the #trade-off

On the mathematical relationship between expected n-call@k and the relevance vs. diversity trade-off (KWL, SS, SG), pp. 1117–1118.

SIGIR-2012-LogachevS #optimisation #parametricity #rank

Optimizing parameters of the expected reciprocal rank (YL, PS), pp. 1123–1124.

DATE-2011-JhaLMR #simulation #statistics #trade-off #verification

When to stop verification?: Statistical trade-off between expected loss and simulation cost (SKJ, CJL, SM, SR), pp. 1309–1314.

ICPC-2011-SamaraweeraSQ #approach #programming #towards

Programming from the Reader’s Perspective: Toward an Expectations Approach (GS, MS, JQ), pp. 211–212.

CHI-2011-PaldaniusKVJH #case study #communication #experience #interactive

Communication technology for human-dog interaction: exploration of dog owners’ experiences and expectations (MP, TK, KVVM, OJ, JH), pp. 2641–2650.

DUXU-v1-2011-AuingerAKH #design #difference #question #web

Conformity with User Expectations on the Web: Are There Cultural Differences for Design Principles? (AA, AMA, HK, AH), pp. 3–12.

DUXU-v1-2011-Kreichgauer #standard

ISO Standards for Standard Software: Accountability, Customer Expectations and Reality (UK), pp. 148–153.

DUXU-v2-2011-TsaoCY #case study #design #image

A Study on the Expected Image and Relevant Design Techniques in Different Product-Use Stages (YCT, BC, YPY), pp. 655–663.

HCI-DDA-2011-EstevesA #agile #concept #design #development #interactive

Designing Interaction Concepts, Managing Customer Expectation and Mastering Agile Development in Rich Application Product Development (ME, VA), pp. 54–62.

CIKM-2011-JatowtY #scalability

Extracting collective expectations about the future from large text collections (AJ, CmAY), pp. 1259–1264.

CIKM-2011-SannerGGKK #optimisation #retrieval #topic

Diverse retrieval via greedy optimization of expected 1-call@k in a latent subtopic relevance model (SS, SG, TG, SK, SK), pp. 1977–1980.

ICML-2011-BarthelmeC #named

ABC-EP: Expectation Propagation for Likelihoodfree Bayesian Computation (SB, NC), pp. 289–296.

SIGIR-2011-LiuB

Search task difficulty: the expected vs. the reflected (JL, NJB), pp. 1183–1184.

VLDB-2010-TranMDPL #data type #nondeterminism

Conditioning and Aggregating Uncertain Data Streams: Going Beyond Expectations (TTLT, AM, YD, LP, AL), pp. 1302–1313.

PASTE-2010-Rubio-GonzalezL #documentation #fault

Expect the unexpected: error code mismatches between documentation and the real world (CRG, BL), pp. 73–80.

IFM-2010-FranzleTE #hybrid #probability #smt

Satisfaction Meets Expectations — Computing Expected Values of Probabilistic Hybrid Systems with SMT (MF, TT, AE), pp. 168–182.

CIKM-2010-YilmazSCR #evaluation #web

Expected browsing utility for web search evaluation (EY, MS, NC, SR), pp. 1561–1564.

ECIR-2010-AnderkaSP #bound #similarity #why

Cross-Language High Similarity Search: Why No Sub-linear Time Bound Can Be Expected (MA, BS, MP), pp. 640–644.

ICPR-2010-MemonLM #modelling #verification

Information Theoretic Expectation Maximization Based Gaussian Mixture Modeling for Speaker Verification (SM, ML, NCM), pp. 4536–4540.

ICPR-2010-WangM #learning #order #process #using

Gaussian Process Learning from Order Relationships Using Expectation Propagation (RW, SJM), pp. 605–608.

KEOD-2010-GillespieSC #case study #composition #modelling

Satisfying user Expectations in Ontology-driven Compositional Systems — A Case Study in Fish Population Modeling (MGG, DAS, SSC), pp. 133–143.

SIGIR-2010-LongCZCZT #learning #optimisation #ranking

Active learning for ranking through expected loss optimization (BL, OC, YZ, YC, ZZ, BLT), pp. 267–274.

QAPL-2010-NdukwuMc #abstraction #approach #independence #probability #source code

An expectation transformer approach to predicate abstraction and data independence for probabilistic programs (UN, AM), pp. 129–143.

PODS-2009-GuhaM #clustering #nondeterminism

Exceeding expectations and clustering uncertain data (SG, KM), pp. 269–278.

ITiCSE-2009-HabermanY #development #self #student

Long-term software projects development: the affect of students’ self-appreciation and initial expectations (BH, CY), p. 363.

FM-2009-HasanAATA #random #reasoning

Formal Reasoning about Expectation Properties for Continuous Random Variables (OH, NA, BA, ST, RA), pp. 435–450.

HCD-2009-ProppF #behaviour #testing #usability

Defining Expected Behavior for Usability Testing (SP, PF), pp. 110–119.

HIMI-DIE-2009-VenkatacharyaRB #design #generative

Designing for the Next Generation: Generation-Y Expectations (PSV, SR, LB), pp. 190–196.

CIKM-2009-ChapelleMZG #rank

Expected reciprocal rank for graded relevance (OC, DM, YZ, PG), pp. 621–630.

ICML-2009-BusettoOB

Optimized expected information gain for nonlinear dynamical systems (AGB, CSO, JMB), pp. 97–104.

ICML-2009-VolkovsZ #learning #named #ranking

BoltzRank: learning to maximize expected ranking gain (MV, RSZ), pp. 1089–1096.

SAC-2009-BakkerI

Web-services in the dutch healthcare insurance sector: expected versus achieved benefits (HB, MEI), pp. 1617–1618.

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.

ICALP-A-2008-CheboluFM #graph #random

Finding a Maximum Matching in a Sparse Random Graph in O(n) Expected Time (PC, AMF, PM), pp. 161–172.

CHI-2008-TsengH #adaptation #visual notation

The adaptation of visual search strategy to expected information gain (YCT, AH), pp. 1075–1084.

ECIR-2008-ScholerSBT #using

Using Clicks as Implicit Judgments: Expectations Versus Observations (FS, MS, BB, AT), pp. 28–39.

ICML-2008-SiggB

Expectation-maximization for sparse and non-negative PCA (CDS, JMB), pp. 960–967.

SIGIR-2008-DruckMM #learning #using

Learning from labeled features using generalized expectation criteria (GD, GSM, AM), pp. 595–602.

SAC-2008-Chen #energy

Expected energy consumption minimization in DVS systems with discrete frequencies (JJC), pp. 1720–1725.

CASE-2007-KobetskiRAF #behaviour

Minimization of Expected Cycle Time in Manufacturing Cells with Uncontrollable Behavior (AK, JR, KÅ, MF), pp. 14–19.

SIGMOD-2007-GrustRT #off the shelf #why #xpath

Why off-the-shelf RDBMSs are better at XPath than you might expect (TG, JR, JT), pp. 949–958.

HCI-IPT-2007-BasapurXAL #mobile

User Expectations from Dictation on Mobile Devices (SB, SX, MA, YSL), pp. 217–225.

ICML-2007-BryanMSS

Efficiently computing minimax expected-size confidence regions (BB, HBM, CMS, JGS), pp. 97–104.

ICML-2007-MannM #learning #robust #scalability

Simple, robust, scalable semi-supervised learning via expectation regularization (GSM, AM), pp. 593–600.

SIGIR-2007-WuLW #probability #rank #ranking

Probability ranking principle via optimal expected rank (HCW, RWPL, KFW), pp. 713–714.

FASE-2006-Sacha #evaluation #quality

Evaluation of Expected Software Quality: A Customer’s Viewpoint (KS), pp. 170–183.

ICALP-v1-2006-Coja-OghlanL #graph #random

The Spectral Gap of Random Graphs with Given Expected Degrees (ACO, AL), pp. 15–26.

CHI-2006-PearsonHBPN #adaptation #behaviour #how #human-computer #word

Adaptive language behavior in HCI: how expectations and beliefs about a system affect users’ word choice (JP, JH, HPB, MJP, CN), pp. 1177–1180.

SIGIR-2006-BetsiLTT #retrieval #xml

User expectations from XML element retrieval (SB, ML, AT, TT), pp. 611–612.

SIGIR-2006-PiwowarskiD #evaluation #information retrieval #modelling #xml

Evaluation in (XML) information retrieval: expected precision-recall with user modelling (EPRUM) (BP, GD), pp. 260–267.

SAC-2006-YiHCH #adaptation #incremental

Adaptive page-level incremental checkpointing based on expected recovery time (SY, JH, YC, JH), pp. 1472–1476.

SPL-BOOK-2006-Mansell #case study #experience #reuse

Experiences and Expectations Regarding the Introduction of Systematic Reuse in Small- and Medium-Sized Companies (JXM), pp. 91–124.

ICML-2005-SalojarviPK #algorithm

Expectation maximization algorithms for conditional likelihoods (JS, KP, SK), pp. 752–759.

SIGIR-2005-Chai #empirical

Expectation of f-measures: tractable exact computation and some empirical observations of its properties (KMAC), pp. 593–594.

LICS-2005-EsparzaKM #analysis #automaton #probability

Quantitative Analysis of Probabilistic Pushdown Automata: Expectations and Variances (JE, AK, RM), pp. 117–126.

CSEET-2004-Milewski #human-computer #learning

Software Engineers and HCI Practitioners Learning to Work Together: A Preliminary Look at Expectations (AEM), pp. 45–49.

ICML-2004-QiMPG #automation #predict

Predictive automatic relevance determination by expectation propagation (Y(Q, TPM, RWP, ZG).

ICPR-v3-2004-GimelfarbFE #linear

Expectation-Maximization for a Linear Combination of Gaussians (GLG, AAF, AEB), pp. 422–425.

KR-2004-TranHH #reasoning

Observation Expectation Reasoning in Agent Systems (BVT, JH, MH), pp. 246–254.

SEKE-2004-RazBSKF #automation #elicitation

Automated Assistance for Eliciting User Expectations (OR, RBB, MS, PK, CF), pp. 80–85.

CSEET-2003-RoscaTM #industrial

In today’s software industry a software engineer is not only expected to successfully cope (DR, WMT, JM), pp. 129–139.

STOC-2003-BeierV #polynomial #random

Random knapsack in expected polynomial time (RB, BV), pp. 232–241.

ICML-2003-SalakhutdinovRG #optimisation

Optimization with EM and Expectation-Conjugate-Gradient (RS, STR, ZG), pp. 672–679.

ICML-2003-Zhang #kernel #learning #metric #multi #representation #scalability #towards

Learning Metrics via Discriminant Kernels and Multidimensional Scaling: Toward Expected Euclidean Representation (ZZ), pp. 872–879.

VMCAI-2003-Monniaux #abstraction #using

Abstraction of Expectation Functions Using Gaussian Distributions (DM), pp. 161–173.

ASE-2002-SchroederFK #automation #black box #generative #testing

Generating Expected Results for Automated Black-Box Testing (PJS, PF, BK), pp. 139–148.

PODS-2002-ChuHG #optimisation #query #question #what

Least Expected Cost Query Optimization: What Can We Expect? (FCC, JYH, JG), pp. 293–302.

WCRE-2002-AsencioCHL #automation #design pattern

Relating Expectations to Automatically Recovered Design Patterns (AA, SC, DH, EL), pp. 87–96.

ICPR-v3-2002-JohnsonB #identification #metric

Relationship between Identification Metrics: Expected Confusion and Area Under a ROC Curve (AYJ, AFB), pp. 662–666.

KR-2002-Shanahan #feedback #logic

A Logical Account of Perception Incorporating Feedback and Expectation (MS), pp. 3–13.

DATE-2001-LiuWHL #diagrams

Binary decision diagram with minimum expected path length (YYL, KHW, TH, CLL), pp. 708–712.

ITiCSE-2001-Jenkins01a #motivation

Motivation = value x expectancy (TJ), p. 174.

IWPC-2001-OBrienB #comprehension

Inference-Based and Expectation-Based Processing in Program Comprehension (MPO, JB), pp. 71–78.

ICML-2001-IvanovBP

Expectation Maximization for Weakly Labeled Data (YAI, BB, AP), pp. 218–225.

ICALP-2000-KrivelevichV #approximate #independence

Approximating the Independence Number and the Chromatic Number in Expected Polynominal Time (MK, VHV), pp. 13–24.

KDD-2000-DrummondH #representation

Explicitly representing expected cost: an alternative to ROC representation (CD, RCH), pp. 198–207.

PODS-1999-ChuHS #optimisation #query

Least Expected Cost Query Optimization: An Exercise in Utility (FCC, JYH, PS), pp. 138–147.

HCI-CCAD-1999-RahlffRHT

Context and expectations in teleconversations (OWR, RKR, JH, DVT), pp. 523–527.

HCI-EI-1999-SanuiU #email #evaluation #grid

Extracting Baby-Boomers’ Future Expectations by the Evaluation Grid Method Through E-Mail (JS, MU), pp. 760–763.

ICML-1999-SchefferJ #analysis #fault

Expected Error Analysis for Model Selection (TS, TJ), pp. 361–370.

RE-1999-BoehmAPKL #requirements

Requirements Engineering, Expectations Management, and the Two Cultures (BWB, MAA, DP, JK, AL), pp. 14–22.

ICPR-1998-Gimelfarb #interactive #modelling #question #segmentation #what

Supervised segmentation by pairwise interactions: do Gibbs models learn what we expect? (GLG), pp. 817–819.

IWTCS-1998-Ek #generative #state of the art #testing

Testing and Test Generation: State of the Art and Future Expectations (AE), pp. 293–306.

LICS-1998-StarkS #analysis #automaton #composition #network #probability

Compositional Analysis of Expected Delays in Networks of Probabilistic I/O Automata (EWS, SAS), pp. 466–477.

ICML-1997-Fiechter #bound #learning #online

Expected Mistake Bound Model for On-Line Reinforcement Learning (CNF), pp. 116–124.

SAC-1997-Li97a #execution #parallel #source code

Analyzing the expected execution times of parallel programs (KL), pp. 488–495.

ESEC-FSE-1997-Uhl #industrial #what

What we Expect from Software Engineers in the Industry (Abstract) (JU), p. 51.

ICPR-1996-RaudysD #classification #empirical #fault

Expected error of minimum empirical error and maximal margin classifiers (SR, VD), pp. 875–879.

ICALP-1995-NikoletseasRSY #graph #memory management #probability

Stochastic Graphs Have Short Memory: Fully Dynamic Connectivity in Poly-Log Expected Time (SEN, JHR, PGS, MY), pp. 159–170.

AdaEurope-1993-WallABL #ada #performance #source code

Performance Expectations on Ada Programs (GW, LA, LB, KL), pp. 227–239.

CSL-1992-BehrendtCG #approximate #optimisation #problem

Optimization Problems: Expressibility, Approximation Properties and Expected Asymptotic Growth of Optimal Solutions (TB, KJC, EG), pp. 43–60.

PODS-1991-SeshadriN #datalog #on the #query #recursion

On the Expected Size of Recursive Datalog Queries (SS, JFN), pp. 268–279.

ICALP-1991-BernEY

The Expected Extremes in a Delaunay Triangulation (MWB, DE, FFY), pp. 674–685.

KR-1991-Gardenfors

Nonmonotonic Inferences Based on Expectations: A Preliminary Report (PG), pp. 585–590.

NACLP-1989-Lin #backtracking #parallel #performance #random

Expected Performance of the Randomized Parallel Backtracking Method (ZL), pp. 677–696.

DAC-1988-MadreB #behaviour #comparison #correctness #proving #using

Proving Circuit Correctness Using Formal Comparison Between Expected and Extracted Behaviour (JCM, JPB), pp. 205–210.

SIGIR-1988-BollmannR #analysis

A Utility-Theoretic Analysis of Expected Search Length (PB, VVR), pp. 245–256.

SIGIR-1988-FuhrH #estimation #probability

Optimum Probability Estimation Based on Expectations (NF, HH), pp. 257–273.

STOC-1985-BollobasS #algorithm #behaviour #on the #set

On the Expected Behaviour of Disjoint Set Union Algorithms (BB, IS), pp. 224–231.

STOC-1985-Bracha #protocol #random

An O(lg n) Expected Rounds Randomized Byzantine Generals Protocol (GB), pp. 316–326.

STOC-1984-BentleyJLMM #behaviour

Some Unexpected Expected Behavior Results for Bin Packing (JLB, DSJ, FTL, CCM, LAM), pp. 279–288.

STOC-1984-Clarkson #algorithm #approximate #geometry #performance

Fast Expected-Time and Approximation Algorithms for Geometric Minimum Spanning Trees (Extended Abstract) (KLC), pp. 342–348.

STOC-1980-Bloniarz #algorithm

A Shortest-Path Algorithm with Expected Time O(n^2 log n log ^* n) (PAB), pp. 378–384.

STOC-1980-KarpT #algorithm #linear #problem

Linear Expected-Time Algorithms for Connectivity Problems (Extended Abstract) (RMK, RET), pp. 368–377.

ICALP-1979-Janko

Hierarchic Index Sequential Search with Optimal Variable Block Size and Its Minimal Expected Number of Comparisons (WJ), pp. 304–315.