Stem return$ (all stems)

43 papers:

ICEIS-v2-2015-McharfiADBK #product line #traceability

Return on Investment of Software Product Line Traceability in the Short, Mid and Long Term (ZM, BEA, ID, AB, AK), pp. 463–468.

ICEIS-v2-2015-ValenteAN #design #towards

Improving Software Design Decisions towards Enhanced Return of Investment (PV, DA, NJN), pp. 388–394.

CSMR-WCRE-2014-KimuraHHIK #matter #null #question

Does return null matter? (SK, KH, YH, HI, SK), pp. 244–253.

KDD-2014-KapoorSSY #approach #predict

A hazard based approach to user return time prediction (KK, MS, JS, TY), pp. 1719–1728.

VLDB-2012-DallachiesaNMP #nondeterminism #similarity

Uncertain Time-Series Similarity: Return to the Basics (MD, BN, KM, TP), pp. 1662–1673.

STOC-2012-DevanurJ #online

Online matching with concave returns (NRD, KJ), pp. 137–144.

CIKM-2012-WuJZ #behaviour

Serial position effects of clicking behavior on result pages returned by search engines (MW, SJ, YZ), pp. 2411–2414.

KDD-2012-Holada #low cost

Maximizing return and minimizing cost with the right decision management systems (RH), p. 407.

PEPM-2011-Caballero #functional #logic programming #program transformation #source code

A program transformation for returning states in functional-logic programs (RC), pp. 111–120.

CHI-2011-AndersonDB #performance

Diminishing returns?: revisiting perception of computing performance (GJA, RD, EB), pp. 2703–2706.

CHI-2010-ShastriFBTP #process

O job can you return my mojo: improving human engagement and enjoyment in routine activities (DS, YF, RB, PT, IP), pp. 2491–2498.

ICML-2010-MorimuraSKHT #approximate #learning #parametricity

Nonparametric Return Distribution Approximation for Reinforcement Learning (TM, MS, HK, HH, TT), pp. 799–806.

RE-2010-MavinW #approach #requirements

Big Ears (The Return of “Easy Approach to Requirements Engineering”) (AM, PW), pp. 277–282.

ICFP-2009-MidtgaardJ #abstract interpretation #analysis #control flow

Control-flow analysis of function calls and returns by abstract interpretation (JM, TPJ), pp. 287–298.

WCRE-2008-HenrardRCH #experience #re-engineering #scalability

Large-Scale Data Reengineering: Return from Experience (JH, DR, AC, JLH), pp. 305–308.

CIAA-2008-InabaHM #metaprogramming #multi #transducer

Multi-Return Macro Tree Transducers (KI, HH, SM), pp. 102–111.

SIGAda-2008-Taft #ada #implementation

Implementing the extended return statement for Ada 2005 (STT), pp. 97–104.

SEKE-2008-MatalongaG #analysis #fault

Linking Return on Training Investment with Defects Causal Analysis (SM, TSFG), pp. 42–47.

ECOOP-2008-Guerraoui #transaction

The Return of Transactions (RG), p. 1.

HT-2007-Goble #web

The return of the prodigal web: 1 (CAG), p. 2.

SIGMOD-2007-LiuC #identification #keyword #xml

Identifying meaningful return information for XML keyword search (ZL, YC), pp. 329–340.

QAPL-2006-SingerB #predict

Return Value Prediction meets Information Theory (JS, GB), pp. 137–151.

ICSE-2006-RundleD #agile #using

Using return on investment to compare agile and plan-driven practices in undergraduate group projects (PJR, RGD), pp. 649–654.

SPLC-2006-GanesanMY #predict #product line

Predicting Return-on-Investment for Product Line Generations (DG, DM, KY), pp. 13–22.

ICDAR-2005-RangoniB #categorisation #documentation #logic #recognition

Data categorization for a context return applied to logical document structure recognition (YR, AB), pp. 297–301.

VLDB-2004-BehmRS

Returning Modified Rows — SELECT Statements with Side Effects (AB, SR, RS), pp. 987–997.

TACAS-2004-AlurEM #logic

A Temporal Logic of Nested Calls and Returns (RA, KE, PM), pp. 467–481.

ICFP-2004-ShiversF #multi

Multi-return function call (OS, DF), pp. 79–89.

CSCW-2004-Grudin

Return on investment and organizational adoption (JG), pp. 324–327.

RE-2004-Cleland-HuangZL #requirements #traceability

A Heterogeneous Solution for Improving the Return on Investment of Requirements Traceability (JCH, GZ, WL), pp. 230–239.

MLDM-2003-ChiuX #mining #optimisation

Optimizing Financial Portfolios from the Perspective of Mining Temporal Structures of Stock Returns (KCC, LX), pp. 266–275.

ICALP-2002-AkcogluDK #performance

Fast Universalization of Investment Strategies with Provably Good Relative Returns (KA, PD, MYK), pp. 888–900.

ICEIS-v1-2001-BettoniF #assessment

The First Tax Return Assessment Expert System in Switzerland (MCB, GF), pp. 391–396.

TLCA-2001-Danvy

Many Happy Returns (OD), p. 1.

STOC-1999-ChenKLW #bound

Optimal Buy-and-Hold Strategies for Financial Markets with Bounded Daily Returns (GHC, MYK, YDL, HKW), pp. 119–128.

PADL-1999-Schmidt #declarative #design

A Return to Elegance: The Reapplication of Declarative Notation to Software Design (DAS), pp. 360–364.

PEPM-1997-HornofN #analysis #imperative

Accurate Binding-Time Analysis For Imperative Languages: Flow, Context, and Return Sensitivity (LH, JN), pp. 63–73.

CSCW-1996-Greenbaum #case study #process

Back to Labor: Returning to Labor Process Discussions in the Study of Work (JG), pp. 229–237.

AKDDM-1996-ApteH #predict

Predicting Equity Returns from Securities Data (CA, SJH), pp. 541–560.

ICML-1996-PendrithR #difference #learning

Actual Return Reinforcement Learning versus Temporal Differences: Some Theoretical and Experimental Results (MDP, MRKR), pp. 373–381.

LFP-1994-AshleyD #implementation #multi #performance

An Efficient Implementation of Multiple Return Values in Scheme (JMA, RKD), pp. 140–149.

KDD-1994-ApteH #generative #predict

Predicting Equity Returns from Securities Data with Minimal Rule Generation (CA, SJH), pp. 407–418.

HCI-ACS-1993-Williams

The Effects of New Information Technology on Interorganizational Relations: Electronic Tax Return Lodgement in Australia (TAW), pp. 356–361.