Stem parti$ (all stems)

74 papers:

DAC-2015-RajendranVK #detection

Detecting malicious modifications of data in third-party intellectual property cores (JR, VV, RK), p. 6.

TACAS-2015-MullerPV #contest

Predator Hunting Party (Competition Contribution) (PM, PP, TV), pp. 443–446.

ICFP-2015-BahrBE #contract #multi

Certified symbolic management of financial multi-party contracts (PB, JB, ME), pp. 315–327.

DUXU-IXD-2015-AkerO #effectiveness #interactive #social #social media

Social Media Interactions and the Use of Third-Party Management Applications on Effectiveness and Perception of Information (ÇA, ÖÖ), pp. 3–12.

KDD-2015-LinLC #framework #multi #network #social

A Learning-based Framework to Handle Multi-round Multi-party Influence Maximization on Social Networks (SCL, SDL, MSC), pp. 695–704.

VLDB-2014-FuOPZ #component #declarative #javascript #named #using

FORWARD: Data-Centric UIs using Declarative Templates that Efficiently Wrap Third-Party JavaScript Components (YF, KWO, YP, EZ), pp. 1649–1652.

STOC-2014-HaitnerT #protocol

An almost-optimally fair three-party coin-flipping protocol (IH, ET), pp. 408–416.

CHI-2014-MengZHZES #development #named #user interface

WADE: simplified GUI add-on development for third-party software (XM, SZ, YH, ZZ, JE, RS), pp. 2221–2230.

EDOC-2014-PourmirzaDG #collaboration #runtime

Switching Parties in a Collaboration at Run-Time (SP, RMD, PWPJG), pp. 136–141.

CC-2014-FranzHKSV #c #compilation #named

CBMC-GC: An ANSI C Compiler for Secure Two-Party Computations (MF, AH, SK, CS, HV), pp. 244–249.

CBSE-2013-SchwittekE #case study #component #enterprise #java #open source #reuse

A study on third party component reuse in Java enterprise open source software (WS, SE), pp. 75–80.

CSMR-2013-Businge #co-evolution #eclipse #framework #plugin

Co-evolution of the Eclipse SDK Framework and Its Third-Party Plug-Ins (JB), pp. 427–430.

CSMR-2013-JezekHB #analysis #compilation #library

Supplying Compiler’s Static Compatibility Checks by the Analysis of Third-Party Libraries (KJ, LH, PB), pp. 375–378.

ICALP-v1-2013-KonradR #approximate #communication #streaming

Approximating Semi-matchings in Streaming and in Two-Party Communication (CK, AR), pp. 637–649.

HCI-IMT-2013-TungGKM #human-computer #interactive #multimodal #using

Multi-party Human-Machine Interaction Using a Smart Multimodal Digital Signage (TT, RG, TK, TM), pp. 408–415.

ECIR-2013-McParlaneMW #detection #recommendation #semantics

Detecting Friday Night Party Photos: Semantics for Tag Recommendation (PJM, YM, IW), pp. 756–759.

RE-2013-SaitoTHKA #quality #requirements #specification

Requirements clinic: Third party inspection methodology and practice for improving the quality of software requirements specifications (SS, MT, MH, TK, MA), pp. 290–295.

CAV-2013-KhalimovJB #synthesis

PARTY Parameterized Synthesis of Token Rings (AK, SJ, RB), pp. 928–933.

CSMR-2012-KlattDKKSW #component #evolution #identification

Identify Impacts of Evolving Third Party Components on Long-Living Software Systems (BK, ZD, HK, KK, JS, RW), pp. 461–464.

ICSM-2012-BauerHD #approach #library

A structured approach to assess third-party library usage (VB, LH, FD), pp. 483–492.

ICSM-2012-BusingeSB #eclipse #plugin

Survival of Eclipse third-party plug-ins (JB, AS, MvdB), pp. 368–377.

SCAM-2012-BusingeSB #eclipse #plugin #predict

Compatibility Prediction of Eclipse Third-Party Plug-ins in New Eclipse Releases (JB, AS, MvdB), pp. 164–173.

CSCW-2012-MellisB #arduino #collaboration #hardware #open source

Collaboration in open-source hardware: third-party variations on the arduino duemilanove (DM, LB), pp. 1175–1178.

ICPR-2012-WuMML #collaboration #recognition #representation #robust

Robust object recognition via third-party collaborative representation (YW, MM, MM, SL), pp. 3423–3426.

CHI-2011-ByrneKJ #editing

Life editing: third-party perspectives on lifelog content (DB, AK, GJFJ), pp. 1501–1510.

HCI-UA-2011-HopeOHL #design #multi

Spatial Design, Designers and Users: Exploring the Meaning of Multi-party Service Cognition (TH, MO, YH, MHL), pp. 328–335.

HIMI-v1-2011-NamPKLW #authentication

Server-Aided Password-Authenticated Key Exchange: From 3-Party to Group (JN, JP, JK, YL, DW), pp. 339–348.

KDIR-2011-ShaikhSW #classification #multi

Classification of Dialogue Acts in Urdu Multi-party Discourse (SS, TS, NW), pp. 406–412.

RecSys-2011-GuzziRB #interactive #multi #recommendation

Interactive multi-party critiquing for group recommendation (FG, FR, RDB), pp. 265–268.

CBSE-2010-GamaD #component #execution #self

A Self-healing Component Sandbox for Untrustworthy Third Party Code Execution (KG, DD), pp. 130–149.

ECSA-2010-TibermacineK #component #development #web #web service

From Web Components to Web Services: Opening Development for Third Parties (CT, MLK), pp. 480–484.

CIAA-2010-KutribM

Two-Party Watson-Crick Computations (MK, AM), pp. 191–200.

KDD-2010-SozioG #how #problem

The community-search problem and how to plan a successful cocktail party (MS, AG), pp. 939–948.

OOPSLA-2010-LernerVG #aspect-oriented #javascript #using

Supporting dynamic, third-party code customizations in JavaScript using aspects (BSL, HV, DG), pp. 361–376.

SAC-2010-DolevGK #multi #scalability #trust

Computing multi-party trust privately: in O(n) time units sending one (possibly large) message at a time (SD, NG, MK), pp. 1460–1465.

CBSE-2009-LiCHMC #component #fault tolerance #model checking

Selecting Fault Tolerant Styles for Third-Party Components with Model Checking Support (JL, XC, GH, HM, FC), pp. 69–86.

ICEIS-J-2009-BacarinMM #contract #multi

Assembling and Managing Virtual Organizations out of Multi-party Contracts (EB, ERMM, CBM), pp. 758–769.

KMIS-2009-RohrbaughH #information management #multi #process

Value Knowledge Management — Process Structuring for Multi-party Conflict (JR, SH), pp. 63–68.

RE-2009-JuretaMF #analysis #multi #requirements #validation

Analysis of Multi-Party Agreement in Requirements Validation (IJ, JM, SF), pp. 57–66.

SAC-2009-KerschbaumDSB #communication #complexity #multi #on the #protocol

On the practical importance of communication complexity for secure multi-party computation protocols (FK, DD, AS, DB), pp. 2008–2015.

LDTA-2008-Jonge09 #component #product line

Developing Product Lines with Third-Party Components (MdJ), pp. 63–80.

STOC-2008-GordonHKL

Complete fairness in secure two-party computation (SDG, CH, JK, YL), pp. 413–422.

ICALP-C-2008-HirtNP #communication #multi #polynomial

Asynchronous Multi-Party Computation with Quadratic Communication (MH, JBN, BP), pp. 473–485.

PADL-2008-FernandezFFGM #developer #ml #programming #tool support

A Generic Programming Toolkit for PADS/ML: First-Class Upgrades for Third-Party Developers (MFF, KF, JNF, MG, YM), pp. 133–149.

CSCW-2006-AokiSPTWY #multi

Where’s the “party” in “multi-party”?: analyzing the structure of small-group sociable talk (PMA, MHS, LDP, JDT, AW, WY), pp. 393–402.

SAC-2006-CreeseGRX #ad hoc #multi #security

Bootstrapping multi-party ad-hoc security (SC, MG, BR, MX), pp. 369–375.

CASE-2005-JungCJ #coordination

A production-distribution coordinating model for third party logistics partnership (HJ, FFC, BJ), pp. 99–104.

STOC-2005-AhnHL

Covert two-party computation (LvA, NJH, JL), pp. 513–522.

STOC-2005-SanghviV #complexity #random

The round complexity of two-party random selection (SS, SPV), pp. 338–347.

CIKM-2005-CarminatiFB #xml

Securing XML data in third-party distribution systems (BC, EF, EB), pp. 99–106.

OOPSLA-2005-KojarskiL #aspect-oriented #composition #design

Pluggable AOP: designing aspect mechanisms for third-party composition (SK, DHL), pp. 247–263.

SAC-2005-Strangio #performance #protocol

Efficient Diffie-Hellmann two-party key agreement protocols based on elliptic curves (MAS), pp. 324–331.

STOC-2004-HarnikNRR #perspective

Completeness in two-party secure computation: a computational view (DH, MN, OR, AR), pp. 252–261.

STOC-2004-Pass #bound #multi

Bounded-concurrent secure multi-party computation with a dishonest majority (RP), pp. 232–241.

STOC-2003-Lindell #bound

Bounded-concurrent secure two-party computation without setup assumptions (YL), pp. 683–692.

CHI-2003-AokiRSTWW #mobile #multi #social

The mad hatter’s cocktail party: a social mobile audio space supporting multiple simultaneous conversations (PMA, MR, MHS, JDT, DW, AW), pp. 425–432.

STOC-2002-CanettiLOS #composition #multi

Universally composable two-party and multi-party secure computation (RC, YL, RO, AS), pp. 494–503.

STOC-2002-CrepeauGS #multi #quantum

Secure multi-party quantum computation (CC, DG, AS), pp. 643–652.

DLT-2002-Adorna #nondeterminism #on the

On the Separation between k-Party and (k-1)-Party Nondeterministic Message Complexities (HNA), pp. 152–161.

CBSE-2001-Councill #certification

Third-Party Certification and Its Required Elements (WTC), p. 20.

CBSE-2001-StaffordW #certification #question

Is Third Party Certification Necessary? (JAS, KCW), p. 5.

DATE-2001-CharestRAB #open source

A methodology for interfacing open source systemC with a third party software (LC, MR, EMA, GB), p. 16.

ICALP-2001-Baum-Waidner #contract #multi

Optimistic Asynchronous Multi-party Contract Signing with Reduced Number of Rounds (BBW), pp. 898–911.

STOC-2000-Kilian #theorem

More general completeness theorems for secure two-party computation (JK), pp. 316–324.

ICALP-2000-Baum-WaidnerW #contract #multi

Round-Optimal and Abuse Free Optimistic Multi-party Contract Signing (BBW, MW), pp. 524–535.

CSCW-2000-JacksonAMM #behaviour #video

Impact of video frame rate on communicative behaviour in two and four party groups (MJ, AHA, RM, JM), pp. 11–20.

STOC-1999-CanettiO #what

Secure Computation with Honest-Looking Parties: What If Nobody Is Truly Honest? (Extended Abstract) (RC, RO), pp. 255–264.

STOC-1996-CanettiFGN #adaptation #multi

Adaptively Secure Multi-Party Computation (RC, UF, OG, MN), pp. 639–648.

STOC-1995-BellareR

Provably secure session key distribution: the three party case (MB, PR), pp. 57–66.

HT-ECHT-1994-DavisKH #case study #hypermedia #integration

Light Hypermedia Link Services: A Study of Third Party Application Integration (HCD, SK, WH), pp. 41–50.

IWPTS-1992-TangLF #consistency #multi

The IS-IS Multi-Party Conformance Test System (DT, JL, JPF), pp. 251–262.

STOC-1991-Kilian #game studies #theorem

A General Completeness Theorem for Two-Party Games (JK), pp. 553–560.

POPL-1990-AttieFG #interactive #multi

Fairness and Hyperfairness in Multi-Party Interactions (PCA, NF, OG), pp. 292–305.

STOC-1983-ChandraFL83b #multi #protocol

Multi-Party Protocols (AKC, MLF, RJL), pp. 94–99.