Stem action$ (all stems)

495 papers:

DocEng-2015-DenoueCC #documentation

Searching Live Meeting Documents “Show me the Action” (LD, SC, MC), pp. 195–198.

SIGMOD-2015-DudoladovXSKETM

Optimistic Recovery for Iterative Dataflows in Action (SD, CX, SS, AK, SE, KT, VM), pp. 1439–1443.

VLDB-2015-BidoitHT #named

EFQ: Why-Not Answer Polynomials in Action (NB, MH, KT), pp. 1980–1991.

ITiCSE-2015-UraiUO #analysis #distributed #programming

Enhancements to Support Functions of Distributed Pair Programming Based on Action Analysis (TU, TU, NO), pp. 177–182.

ICPC-2015-JordanRHBB #feature model #industrial #source code

Manually locating features in industrial source code: the search actions of software nomads (HRJ, JR, SH, GB, JB), pp. 174–177.

ICPC-2015-MacLeodSB #developer #documentation #how #using

Code, camera, action: how software developers document and share program knowledge using YouTube (LM, MAS, AB), pp. 104–114.

ICSME-2015-WangPV #corpus #mining #scalability

Developing a model of loop actions by mining loop characteristics from a large code corpus (XW, LLP, KVS), pp. 51–60.

MSR-2015-VasquezWBMP #android #execution #generative #mining

Mining Android App Usages for Generating Actionable GUI-Based Execution Scenarios (MLV, MW, CBC, KM, DP), pp. 111–122.

SANER-2015-OumarouAEDK #identification

Identifying the exact fixing actions of static rule violation (HO, NA, AE, SD, DTK), pp. 371–379.

CHI-2015-PineL #metric

The Politics of Measurement and Action (KHP, ML), pp. 3147–3156.

CHI-2015-SalehiIBAOMC

We Are Dynamo: Overcoming Stalling and Friction in Collective Action for Crowd Workers (NS, LI, MSB, AA, EO, KM, C), pp. 1621–1630.

CSCW-2015-LeeP #concept #coordination #framework #matrix

From The Matrix to a Model of Coordinated Action (MoCA): A Conceptual Framework of and for CSCW (CPL, DP), pp. 179–194.

CAiSE-2015-Francescomarino #using #workflow

Completing Workflow Traces Using Action Languages (CDF, CG, ST, IVS), pp. 314–330.

ICEIS-v1-2015-SilveiraCC #fault #monitoring #testing

Monitoring and Diagnosis of Faults in Tests of Rational Agents based on Condition-action Rules (FRdVS, GALdC, MIC), pp. 585–592.

ICEIS-v2-2015-TrujilloOP #authoring #framework #re-engineering #using #validation

Using Technical-Action-Research to Validate a Framework for Authoring Software Engineering Methods (MMT, HO, MP), pp. 15–27.

ECIR-2015-LuoZDY #design #using

Designing States, Actions, and Rewards for Using POMDP in Session Search (JL, SZ, XD, HY), pp. 526–537.

KDD-2015-CuiCHC #random

Optimal Action Extraction for Random Forests and Boosted Trees (ZC, WC, YH, YC), pp. 179–188.

KDD-2015-HillMHTPT #online

Measuring Causal Impact of Online Actions via Natural Experiments: Application to Display Advertising (DNH, RM, AEH, VT, FJP, KT), pp. 1839–1847.

KDD-2015-KicKimanR #identification #social #social media #towards

Towards Decision Support and Goal Achievement: Identifying Action-Outcome Relationships From Social Media (EK, MR), pp. 547–556.

SEKE-2015-SampaioMLM #adaptation #approach #learning #research

Reflecting, adapting and learning in small software organizations: an action research approach (SS, MM, AL, HPM), pp. 46–50.

MoDELS-2015-RagoMD #case study #identification #semantics

Identifying duplicate functionality in textual use cases by aligning semantic actions (SoSyM abstract) (AR, CM, JADP), p. 446.

SAC-2015-RodriguesAFSB #approach #ontology #simulation

An ontological approach for simulating legal action in the Brazilian penal code (CMdOR, RRdA, FLGdF, EPdS, PVdSB), pp. 376–381.

ICSE-v2-2015-MinelliML #developer

Free Hugs — Praising Developers for Their Actions (RM, AM, ML), pp. 555–558.

ICLP-2015-MartinezRIAT #learning #modelling #probability

Learning Probabilistic Action Models from Interpretation Transitions (DM, TR, KI, GA, CT).

CASE-2014-MurookaNNKOI #learning #physics #scalability

Manipulation strategy learning for carrying large objects based on mapping from object physical property to object manipulation action in virtual environment (MM, SN, SN, YK, KO, MI), pp. 263–270.

MSR-2014-HanamTHL #ranking #static analysis

Finding patterns in static analysis alerts: improving actionable alert ranking (QH, LT, RH, PL), pp. 152–161.

IFM-2014-KordyPS #framework #probability #security

A Probabilistic Framework for Security Scenarios with Dependent Actions (BK, MP, PS), pp. 256–271.

CHI-2014-LaseckiWFB #dependence #using

Finding dependencies between actions using the crowd (WSL, LW, GF, JPB), pp. 3095–3098.

CHI-2014-PatilSKL #feedback #how

Reflection or action?: how feedback and control affect location sharing decisions (SP, RS, AK, AJL), pp. 101–110.

CHI-2014-UrMHL #programming #smarttech

Practical trigger-action programming in the smart home (BU, EM, MPYH, MLL), pp. 803–812.

CSCW-2014-ChengB #named

Catalyst: triggering collective action with thresholds (JC, MSB), pp. 1211–1221.

CSCW-2014-HansenKJBV

Civic action brokering platforms: facilitating local engagement with ACTion Alexandria (DLH, JAK, PTJ, JCB, TV), pp. 1308–1322.

CSCW-2014-Rooksby #question

Can plans and situated actions be replicated? (JR), pp. 603–614.

DUXU-DI-2014-Barros #gesture #interactive #interface #sketching

Extending ActionSketch for New Interaction Styles: Gestural Interfaces and Interactive Environments (GB), pp. 509–520.

DUXU-ELAS-2014-PetkovB #design

Hardwired Critical Action Panels for Emergency Preparedness: — Design Principles and CAP Design for Offshore Petroleum Platforms (BP, AOB), pp. 326–337.

HIMI-AS-2014-ItaiYM #ambiguity #interface

Soft Interface with the Ambiguity Creation of the Action by Avatar Controller Inducing the Embodiment (SI, TY, YM), pp. 413–422.

HIMI-DE-2014-KawabeYAW #metric #student

Measurement of Hand Raising Actions to Support Students’ Active Participation in Class (RK, MY, SA, TW), pp. 199–207.

VISSOFT-2014-JaaskelainenJV #visualisation

Action-Based Visualization (AJ, HMJ, HV), pp. 20–24.

HILT-2014-Seidewitz #execution #modelling #uml

UML with meaning: executable modeling in foundational UML and the Alf action language (ES), pp. 61–68.

CIKM-2014-SeolJYCL #problem #summary

A Problem-Action Relation Extraction Based on Causality Patterns of Clinical Events in Discharge Summaries (JWS, SHJ, WY, JC, KSL), pp. 1971–1974.

CIKM-2014-WalkSS #case study #collaboration

Sequential Action Patterns in Collaborative Ontology-Engineering Projects: A Case-Study in the Biomedical Domain (SW, PS, MS), pp. 1349–1358.

ICML-c2-2014-LefakisF #programming

Dynamic Programming Boosting for Discriminative Macro-Action Discovery (LL, FF), pp. 1548–1556.

ICPR-2014-Al-HalahRS #learning #metric #semantics #similarity #what

What to Transfer? High-Level Semantics in Transfer Metric Learning for Action Similarity (ZAH, LR, RS), pp. 2775–2780.

ICPR-2014-BagheriHGE #classification #framework #multi #recognition

A Framework of Multi-classifier Fusion for Human Action Recognition (MAB, GH, QG, SE), pp. 1260–1265.

ICPR-2014-BloomMA #clustering #online #recognition

Clustered Spatio-temporal Manifolds for Online Action Recognition (VB, DM, VA), pp. 3963–3968.

ICPR-2014-CaiTF #learning #recognition #taxonomy

Learning Pose Dictionary for Human Action Recognition (JxC, XT, GCF), pp. 381–386.

ICPR-2014-EvangelidisSH #recognition #using

Skeletal Quads: Human Action Recognition Using Joint Quadruples (GE, GS, RH), pp. 4513–4518.

ICPR-2014-GeronimoK #retrieval #video

Unsupervised Surveillance Video Retrieval Based on Human Action and Appearance (DG, HK), pp. 4630–4635.

ICPR-2014-IosifidisTP #classification #network

Semi-supervised Classification of Human Actions Based on Neural Networks (AI, AT, IP), pp. 1336–1341.

ICPR-2014-JiangMVP #recognition

Decision Level Fusion of Domain Specific Regions for Facial Action Recognition (BJ, BM, MFV, MP), pp. 1776–1781.

ICPR-2014-KapsourasN #approach #recognition #using

Action Recognition in Motion Capture Data Using a Bag of Postures Approach (IK, NN), pp. 2649–2654.

ICPR-2014-KeceliC #approach #multimodal #using

A Multimodal Approach for Recognizing Human Actions Using Depth Information (ASK, ABC), pp. 421–426.

ICPR-2014-KhanWBF #recognition

Scale Coding Bag-of-Words for Action Recognition (FSK, JvdW, ADB, MF), pp. 1514–1519.

ICPR-2014-LeeSL #3d #invariant #recognition #self #using

View-Invariant 3D Action Recognition Using Spatiotemporal Self-Similarities from Depth Camera (ARL, HIS, SWL), pp. 501–505.

ICPR-2014-LiangZ #3d #modelling #recognition

3D Motion Trail Model Based Pyramid Histograms of Oriented Gradient for Action Recognition (BL, LZ), pp. 1952–1957.

ICPR-2014-LiuWF #modelling

Modeling the Relationship of Action, Object, and Scene (JL, XW, YF), pp. 2005–2010.

ICPR-2014-MavadatiM #automation #metric #modelling

Temporal Facial Expression Modeling for Automated Action Unit Intensity Measurement (SMM, MHM), pp. 4648–4653.

ICPR-2014-NieJ14a #recognition

Capturing Global and Local Dynamics for Human Action Recognition (SN, QJ), pp. 1946–1951.

ICPR-2014-OrriteRHRV #automation #recognition #segmentation #sequence

Automatic Segmentation and Recognition of Human Actions in Monocular Sequences (CO, MR, EH, GR, SAV), pp. 4218–4223.

ICPR-2014-OuyedA #classification #kernel

Feature Relevance for Kernel Logistic Regression and Application to Action Classification (OO, MSA), pp. 1325–1329.

ICPR-2014-PengWQP #encoding #evaluation #learning #recognition #taxonomy

A Joint Evaluation of Dictionary Learning and Feature Encoding for Action Recognition (XP, LW, YQ, QP), pp. 2607–2612.

ICPR-2014-PhamP #3d #hybrid #online #sequence #video

Hybrid On-Line 3D Face and Facial Actions Tracking in RGBD Video Sequences (HXP, VP), pp. 4194–4199.

ICPR-2014-RahmaniMHM #classification #linear

Action Classification with Locality-Constrained Linear Coding (HR, AM, DQH, ASM), pp. 3511–3516.

ICPR-2014-SlamaWD #3d #gesture #recognition #representation

Grassmannian Representation of Motion Depth for 3D Human Gesture and Action Recognition (RS, HW, MD), pp. 3499–3504.

ICPR-2014-WuS #learning #multi #recognition

Regularized Multi-view Multi-metric Learning for Action Recognition (XW, SKS), pp. 471–476.

ICPR-2014-XiaoCJF #recognition #using

Position-Based Action Recognition Using High Dimension Index Tree (QX, JC, JJ, WF), pp. 4400–4405.

ICPR-2014-YangYHD #modelling #recognition

A Hierarchical Model Based on Latent Dirichlet Allocation for Action Recognition (SY, CY, WH, XD), pp. 2613–2618.

ICPR-2014-YanRLSS #analysis #clustering #invariant #linear #multi #recognition

Clustered Multi-task Linear Discriminant Analysis for View Invariant Color-Depth Action Recognition (YY, ER, GL, RS, NS), pp. 3493–3498.

ICPR-2014-ZafarK #evaluation

Pain Intensity Evaluation through Facial Action Units (ZZ, NAK), pp. 4696–4701.

ICPR-2014-ZhangM14a #detection #learning #multi

Simultaneous Detection of Multiple Facial Action Units via Hierarchical Task Structure Learning (XZ, MHM), pp. 1863–1868.

ICPR-2014-ZhenS #evaluation #performance #recognition

A Performance Evaluation on Action Recognition with Local Features (XZ, LS), pp. 4495–4500.

ICPR-2014-ZhuS #learning #recognition #taxonomy

Correspondence-Free Dictionary Learning for Cross-View Action Recognition (FZ, LS), pp. 4525–4530.

ICPR-2014-ZhuWYJ #learning #modelling #multi #recognition #semantics

Multiple-Facial Action Unit Recognition by Shared Feature Learning and Semantic Relation Modeling (YZ, SW, LY, QJ), pp. 1663–1668.

KR-2014-EwinPV #calculus #reasoning

Transforming Situation Calculus Action Theories for Optimised Reasoning (CJE, ARP, SV).

KR-2014-PatriziV #constraints #database #similarity

Action Theories over Generalized Databases with Equality Constraints (Extended Abstract) (FP, SV).

KR-2014-RajaratnamLPT

Forgetting in Action (DR, HJL, MP, MT).

SEKE-2014-NetoC #identification

Identifying Threats to Validity and Control Actions in the Planning Stages of Controlled Experiments (AAN, TC), pp. 256–261.

SIGIR-2014-WangSCHHW #modelling #predict

Modeling action-level satisfaction for search task satisfaction prediction (HW, YS, MWC, XH, AHA, RWW), pp. 123–132.

PPDP-J-2012-Thielecke14 #on the #parsing #semantics

On the semantics of parsing actions (HT), pp. 52–76.

CASE-2013-OFlahertyE #bound #learning #sequence

Learning to locomote: Action sequences and switching boundaries (RO, ME), pp. 7–12.

SIGMOD-2013-UpadhyayaABHKRS #power of

The power of data use management in action (PU, NRA, MB, BH, RK, RR, DS), pp. 1117–1120.

VLDB-2013-KaraezIZMK #lazy evaluation

Lazy ETL in Action: ETL Technology Dates Scientific Data (YK, MI, YZ, SM, MLK), pp. 1286–1289.

VLDB-2013-SarwatAM #database #recommendation #relational

A RecDB in Action: Recommendation Made Easy in Relational Databases (MS, JLA, MFM), pp. 1242–1245.

ICSM-2013-HillSPV

Differentiating Roles of Program Elements in Action-Oriented Concerns (EH, DS, LLP, KVS), pp. 376–379.

ICFP-2013-KammarLO

Handlers in action (OK, SL, NO), pp. 145–158.

CHI-2013-ComberHHMO #design

Food practices as situated action: exploring and designing for everyday food practices with households (RC, JH, AvH, PM, PO), pp. 2457–2466.

CHI-2013-HernandezYGFS #design #game studies

Designing action-based exergames for children with cerebral palsy (HAH, ZY, TCNG, DF, LS), pp. 1261–1270.

CHI-2013-YooHWHF #co-evolution #design #evolution

A value sensitive action-reflection model: evolving a co-design space with stakeholder and designer prompts (DY, AH, JPW, DGH, BF), pp. 419–428.

CSCW-2013-ReynoldsSBH

Butler lies from both sides: actions and perceptions of unavailability management in texting (LR, MES, JPB, JTH), pp. 769–778.

DHM-HB-2013-YangZF #simulation

Simulation of Pushing the Push-Pull Rod Action Based on Human Body Dynamics (ZY, YZ, SF), pp. 393–401.

HCI-AMTE-2013-ChoY #collaboration #design #human-computer #towards

Toward a New Design Philosophy of HCI: Knowledge of Collaborative Action of “We” Human-and-Technology (HC, JY), pp. 32–40.

HCI-AMTE-2013-SiewYZ #case study #development #information management #research

Participatory Action Research in Software Development: Indigenous Knowledge Management Systems Case Study (STS, AWY, TZ), pp. 470–479.

HCI-IMT-2013-MurataHS #interface #video

Effect of Unresponsive Time for User’s Touch Action of Selecting an Icon on the Video Mirror Interface (KM, MH, YS), pp. 462–468.

HIMI-LCCB-2013-SatonakaS #mining #visualisation

Sales Strategy Mining System with Visualization of Action History (HS, WS), pp. 588–597.

ICEIS-v2-2013-MachadoPATWO

Situation-awareness as a Key for Proactive Actions in Ambient Assisted Living (AM, AMP, IA, LHT, LKW, JPMdO), pp. 418–426.

CIKM-2013-BarahmandGY #comparison #design #interactive #network #physics #social

A comparison of two physical data designs for interactive social networking actions (SB, SG, JY), pp. 949–958.

CIKM-2013-ReisDPSR #adaptation #automation #ontology

Mapping adaptation actions for the automatic reconciliation of dynamic ontologies (JCdR, DD, CP, MDS, CRD), pp. 599–608.

ECIR-2013-FujikawaJN #modelling

Tempo of Search Actions to Modeling Successful Sessions (KF, HJ, SiN), pp. 718–721.

SEKE-2013-AbdouGK #open source #process #testing

Managing Corrective Actions to Closure in Open Source Software Test Process (TA, PG, PK), pp. 306–311.

SAC-2013-RodriguesCPZ #database #visual notation #visualisation

Hierarchical visual filtering, pragmatic and epistemic actions for database visualization (JFRJ, CEC, AFdP, LAMZ), pp. 946–952.

LICS-2013-Hales #logic #synthesis

Arbitrary Action Model Logic and Action Model Synthesis (JH), pp. 253–262.

CASE-2012-KimKYOO #navigation #using

Actionable topological mapping for navigation using nearby objects (JK, JK, SY, YO, SO), pp. 1162–1167.

VLDB-2012-AlagiannisBBIA #adaptation #query

NoDB in Action: Adaptive Query Processing on Raw Data (IA, RB, MB, SI, AA), pp. 1942–1945.

VLDB-2012-KwonBHR #pipes and filters

SkewTune in Action: Mitigating Skew in MapReduce Applications (YK, MB, BH, JAR), pp. 1934–1937.

SFM-2012-CasoBGU #abstraction #validation

Abstractions for Validation in Action (GdC, VAB, DG, SU), pp. 192–218.

CHI-2012-CoyleMKFB #exclamation #experience

I did that!: measuring users’ experience of agency in their own actions (DC, JWM, POK, PF, AB), pp. 2025–2034.

CHI-2012-KaptelininN #human-computer #perspective #towards

Affordances in HCI: toward a mediated action perspective (VK, BAN), pp. 967–976.

CAiSE-2012-BaroneTM #case study #modelling

Business Intelligence Modeling in Action: A Hospital Case Study (DB, TT, JM), pp. 502–517.

CAiSE-2012-Wieringa #design #research

Designing Technical Action Research and Generalizing from Real-World Cases (RW), pp. 697–698.

CIKM-2012-AgarwalCW #multi #ranking #using

Multi-faceted ranking of news articles using post-read actions (DA, BCC, XW), pp. 694–703.

CIKM-2012-BarajasAHKFA

Dynamic effects of ad impressions on commercial actions in display advertising (JB, RA, MH, JK, AF, VA), pp. 1747–1751.

ICPR-2012-AhmedA #gesture #modelling #using

Flow Modeling and skin-based Gaussian pruning to recognize gestural actions using HMM (ORA, AAH), pp. 3488–3491.

ICPR-2012-AtmosukartoGA #kernel #recognition #representation

Trajectory-based Fisher kernel representation for action recognition in videos (IA, BG, NA), pp. 3333–3336.

ICPR-2012-AydemirEGK #summary #using #video

Video summarization using simple action patterns (MSA, UE, AG, MEK), pp. 2047–2050.

ICPR-2012-BaccoucheMWGB #2d #invariant #learning #recognition #representation #sequence

Sparse shift-invariant representation of local 2D patterns and sequence learning for human action recognition (MB, FM, CW, CG, AB), pp. 3823–3826.

ICPR-2012-BarnachonBBG #recognition

Human actions recognition from streamed Motion Capture (MB, SB, BB, EG), pp. 3807–3810.

ICPR-2012-BurghoutsS #correlation #detection

Correlations between 48 human actions improve their detection (GJB, KS), pp. 3815–3818.

ICPR-2012-CaoL #categorisation #fuzzy

Type-2 fuzzy labeled latent Dirichlet allocation for human action categorization (XQC, ZQL), pp. 1338–1341.

ICPR-2012-ChenHCHC #analysis #using

Occluded human action analysis using dynamic manifold model (LCC, JWH, CHC, CYH, DYC), pp. 1245–1248.

ICPR-2012-DarbyLCC #locality #recognition

Object localisation via action recognition (JD, BL, RC, NC), pp. 817–820.

ICPR-2012-GaoLZXX #recognition #representation

Human action recognition based on sparse representation induced by L1/L2 regulations (ZG, AL, HZ, GX, YX), pp. 1868–1871.

ICPR-2012-LeeKD #induction #learning

Learning action symbols for hierarchical grammar induction (KL, TKK, YD), pp. 3778–3782.

ICPR-2012-LinSCLH #recognition #using

Human action recognition using Action Trait Code (SYL, CKS, SCC, MSL, YPH), pp. 3456–3459.

ICPR-2012-LiuKWJ #recognition

Action recognition with discriminative mid-level features (CL, YK, XW, YJ), pp. 3366–3369.

ICPR-2012-LuKT #recognition #representation

Action recognition via sparse representation of characteristic frames (GL, MK, JT), pp. 3268–3271.

ICPR-2012-NakamuraIKB #authentication #behaviour #multi #tablet

Tablet owner authentication based on behavioral characteristics of multi-touch actions (KN, YI, KK, NB), pp. 3431–3434.

ICPR-2012-OnofriS #recognition #sequence #video

Combining video subsequences for human action recognition (LO, PS), pp. 597–600.

ICPR-2012-PerezMMSV #recognition #using

Combining gradient histograms using orientation tensors for human action recognition (EdAP, VFM, LMM, DOS, MBV), pp. 3460–3463.

ICPR-2012-SadekAMS #invariant #recognition

Human action recognition via affine moment invariants (SS, AAH, BM, US), pp. 218–221.

ICPR-2012-TabiaGL #quantifier #recognition

Motion histogram quantification for human action recognition (HT, MG, LL), pp. 2404–2407.

ICPR-2012-ThanhMNMY #detection #recognition #robust #using

Inertial-sensor-based walking action recognition using robust step detection and inter-class relationships (TNT, YM, HN, YM, YY), pp. 3811–3814.

ICPR-2012-YiP #classification #graph

Sparse Granger causality graphs for human action classification (SY, VP), pp. 3374–3377.

ICPR-2012-ZhangWXZL #kernel #recognition

Contextual Fisher kernels for human action recognition (ZZ, CW, BX, WZ, SL), pp. 437–440.

ICPR-2012-ZhangZC #recognition

Action recognition based on spatial-temporal pyramid sparse coding (XZ, HZ, XC), pp. 1455–1458.

ICPR-2012-ZhouWXZM #learning #recognition

Learning weighted features for human action recognition (WZ, CW, BX, ZZ, LM), pp. 1160–1163.

ICPR-2012-ZhouWXZM12a #recognition #representation

Human action recognition by bagging data dependent representation (WZ, CW, BX, ZZ, LM), pp. 3120–3123.

KR-2012-DelgrandeL

Belief Revision with Sensing and Fallible Actions (JPD, HJL).

KR-2012-DohertyKS #constraints

Temporal Composite Actions with Constraints (PD, JK, AS).

KR-2012-GiacomoLP #bound #calculus #decidability #verification

Bounded Situation Calculus Action Theories and Decidable Verification (GDG, YL, FP).

KR-2012-GiordanoMD #bound #model checking

Achieving Completeness in Bounded Model Checking of Action Theories in ASP (LG, AM, DTD).

MLDM-2012-GlodekSP #detection #process #recognition

Detecting Actions by Integrating Sequential Symbolic and Sub-symbolic Information in Human Activity Recognition (MG, FS, GP), pp. 394–404.

PPDP-2012-Thielecke #continuation #functional #parsing #recursion #semantics

Functional semantics of parsing actions, and left recursion elimination as continuation passing (HT), pp. 91–102.

SAC-2012-MirizziNSR #recommendation #semantics #web

Web 3.0 in action: Vector Space Model for semantic (movie) Recommendations (RM, TDN, EDS, AR), pp. 403–405.

ICSE-2012-Cleland-HuangSKCLMGPHL #contest #re-engineering #towards

Toward actionable, broadly accessible contests in Software Engineering (JCH, YS, EK, AC, GL, EM, MG, DP, JHH, WL), pp. 1329–1332.

ICLP-2012-ChenJY

Extending C+ with Composite Actions for Robotic Task Planning (XC, GJ, FY), pp. 404–414.

ICST-2012-JollyGE #automation #case study #industrial #research #testing

Automated Unit Testing of a SCADA Control Software: An Industrial Case Study Based on Action Research (SAJ, VG, MME), pp. 400–409.

LICS-2012-Atkey #parsing #semantics

The Semantics of Parsing with Semantic Actions (RA), pp. 75–84.

SIGMOD-2011-HanPLKY #analysis #graph #performance

iGraph in action: performance analysis of disk-based graph indexing techniques (WSH, MDP, JL, RK, JXY), pp. 1241–1242.

ITiCSE-2011-EckerdalLLS #concept #perspective #programming

Relationship between text and action conceptions of programming: a phenomenographic and quantitative perspective (AE, MJL, ML, AS), pp. 33–37.

ICSM-2011-WangPXZ #case study #feature model #process

An exploratory study of feature location process: Distinct phases, recurring patterns, and elementary actions (JW, XP, ZX, WZ), pp. 213–222.

IFL-2011-MiddelkoopEP #functional #source code

Functional Instrumentation of ActionScript Programs with Asil (AM, ABE, WP), pp. 1–16.

CHI-2011-HourcadeB #human-computer

HCI for peace: a call for constructive action (JPH, NEBR), pp. 443–452.

HCI-DDA-2011-AmrajiMM #recognition

Shape -Based Human Actions Recognition in Videos (NA, LM, MGM), pp. 539–546.

HCI-ITE-2011-MurataKMST #design #interface #visualisation

Design of Shadows on the OHP Metaphor-Based Presentation Interface Which Visualizes a Presenter’s Actions (YM, KK, TM, BS, JT), pp. 557–564.

CIKM-2011-DongBHRC #optimisation #personalisation #recommendation

User action interpretation for personalized content optimization in recommender systems (AD, JB, XH, SR, YC), pp. 2129–2132.

ICML-2011-PazisP #scalability #set

Generalized Value Functions for Large Action Sets (JP, RP), pp. 1185–1192.

KEOD-2011-PinchukINDBP #analysis #distributed #semantics #visual notation

Augmenting Semantics to Distributed Agents Logs — Enabling Graphical After Action Analysis of Federated Agents Logs (RP, SI, TN, TD, CB, GP), pp. 232–241.

SEKE-2011-GaoZHL #learning #modelling

Learning action models with indeterminate effects (JG, HHZ, DjH, LL), pp. 159–162.

ICSE-2011-SridharaPV #automation #detection

Automatically detecting and describing high level actions within methods (GS, LLP, KVS), pp. 101–110.

LDTA-2011-JimM #semantics

Delayed semantic actions in Yakker (TJ, YM), p. 8.

ICLP-2011-DovierFP #coordination #named #prolog

BAAC: A Prolog System for Action Description and Agents Coordination (AD, AF, EP), pp. 187–197.

ICST-2011-AichernigBJK #performance

Efficient Mutation Killers in Action (BKA, HB, EJ, WK), pp. 120–129.

LICS-2011-BojanczykKL #automaton

Automata with Group Actions (MB, BK, SL), pp. 355–364.

CASE-2010-MackayFB #framework #geometry #realtime #visual notation

A real-time visual action-recognition framework for time-varying-geometry objects (MDM, RGF, BB), pp. 922–927.

SIGMOD-2010-AbouziedBHAS

HadoopDB in action: building real world applications (AA, KBP, JH, DJA, AS), pp. 1111–1114.

VLDB-2010-HentschelHM #integration

Just-in-time Data Integration in Action (MH, LMH, RJM), pp. 1621–1624.

CHI-2010-LiNLDC #process #reuse #web #what

Here’s what i did: sharing and reusing web activity with ActionShot (IL, JN, TAL, CD, AC), pp. 723–732.

ICML-2010-JiXYY #3d #network #recognition

3D Convolutional Neural Networks for Human Action Recognition (SJ, WX, MY, KY), pp. 495–502.

ICPR-2010-AliL #correlation #question #recognition

Are Correlation Filters Useful for Human Action Recognition? (SA, SL), pp. 2608–2611.

ICPR-2010-AshrafSF #constraints #invariant #rank #recognition #using

View-Invariant Action Recognition Using Rank Constraint (NA, YS, HF), pp. 3611–3614.

ICPR-2010-BaysalKD #using

Recognizing Human Actions Using Key Poses (SB, MCK, PD), pp. 1727–1730.

ICPR-2010-BenabbasLID #modelling #recognition #using

Action Recognition Using Direction Models of Motion (YB, AL, NI, CD), pp. 4295–4298.

ICPR-2010-DengCLC #recognition #representation

A Global Spatio-Temporal Representation for Action Recognition (CD, XC, HL, JC), pp. 1816–1819.

ICPR-2010-DonoserRB #prototype #recognition

Shape Prototype Signatures for Action Recognition (MD, HR, HB), pp. 1796–1799.

ICPR-2010-GuoM #detection #using

Action Detection in Crowded Videos Using Masks (PG, ZM), pp. 1767–1770.

ICPR-2010-HuQHJT #recognition #using

Action Recognition Using Spatial-Temporal Context (QH, LQ, QH, SJ, QT), pp. 1521–1524.

ICPR-2010-KojimaMK #n-gram #recognition

Object Recognition Based on n-gram Expression of Human Actions (AK, HM, KK), pp. 372–375.

ICPR-2010-KrauszB #recognition #using

Action Recognition in Videos Using Nonnegative Tensor Factorization (BK, CB), pp. 1763–1766.

ICPR-2010-LiuYZH #multi #recognition

Action Recognition by Multiple Features and Hyper-Sphere Multi-class SVM (JL, JY, YZ, XH), pp. 3744–3747.

ICPR-2010-Marin-JimenezBM #encoding #modelling

RBM-based Silhouette Encoding for Human Action Modelling (MJMJ, NPdlB, MÁM), pp. 979–982.

ICPR-2010-MatsukawaK #recognition #using

Action Recognition Using Three-Way Cross-Correlations Feature of Local Moton Attributes (TM, TK), pp. 1731–1734.

ICPR-2010-QuWL #difference #image #recognition #using

Action Recognition Using Space-Time Shape Difference Images (HQ, LW, CL), pp. 3661–3664.

ICPR-2010-SenechalBP #automation #detection #using

Automatic Facial Action Detection Using Histogram Variation Between Emotional States (TS, KB, LP), pp. 3752–3755.

ICPR-2010-SethiC10a #image

The Human Action Image (RJS, AKRC), pp. 3674–3678.

ICPR-2010-ShinCL #video

Co-recognition of Actions in Video Pairs (YMS, MC, KML), pp. 456–459.

ICPR-2010-TaWLBJ #recognition

Pairwise Features for Human Action Recognition (APT, CW, GL, AB, JMJ), pp. 3224–3227.

ICPR-2010-ThiCZWS #modelling #recognition #using

Weakly Supervised Action Recognition Using Implicit Shape Models (THT, LC, JZ, LW, SS), pp. 3517–3520.

ICPR-2010-Vazquez-SantacruzB #geometry #network

A Geometric Radial Basis Function Network for Robot Perception and Action (EVS, EBC), pp. 2961–2964.

ICPR-2010-WangL #encoding

Encoding Actions via Quantized Vocabulary of Averaged Silhouettes (LW, CL), pp. 3657–3660.

ICPR-2010-YoonK #recognition #using

Human Action Recognition Using Segmented Skeletal Features (SMY, AK), pp. 3740–3743.

ICPR-2010-ZhouWH #2d #3d #realtime #using

Real-Time 3D Face and Facial Action Tracking Using Extended 2D+3D AAMs (MZ, YW, XH), pp. 3963–3966.

ICPR-2010-ZiaeefardE #recognition

Hierarchical Human Action Recognition by Normalized-Polar Histogram (MZ, HE), pp. 3720–3723.

KDD-2010-TanTSLW #graph #social

Social action tracking via noise tolerant time-varying factor graphs (CT, JT, JS, QL, FW), pp. 1049–1058.

KDIR-2010-Ghosh #locality #mining #modelling #multi #predict #scalability #using

Actionable Mining of Large, Multi-relational Data using Localized Predictive Models (JG), pp. 9–10.

KEOD-2010-KermanidisA #game studies #representation #semantics

LSA-based Semantic Representation of Action Games (KLK, KA), pp. 218–223.

KR-2010-Baral #multi #reasoning

Reasoning about Actions and Change: From Single Agent Actions to Multi-Agent Actions (Extended Abstract) (CB).

KR-2010-BaumannBSTZ #calculus

State Defaults and Ramifications in the Unifying Action Calculus (RB, GB, HS, MT, VZ).

KR-2010-HajishirziA #probability #reasoning

Reasoning about Deterministic Actions with Probabilistic Prior and Application to Stochastic Filtering (HH, EA).

KR-2010-Thielscher #calculus

Integrating Action Calculi and AgentSpeak: Closing the Gap (MT).

PADL-2010-SridharH #monitoring #prolog

ActionScript In-Lined Reference Monitoring in Prolog (MS, KWH), pp. 149–151.

POPL-2010-Filinski #monad

Monads in action (AF), pp. 483–494.

LCTES-2010-BrandtSS #concurrent #specification

Translating concurrent action oriented specifications to synchronous guarded actions (JB, KS, SKS), pp. 47–56.

ICLP-2010-BasolEFI10 #source code

HEX Programs with Action Atoms (SB, OE, MF, GI), pp. 24–33.

VMCAI-2010-Vafeiadis

RGSep Action Inference (VV), pp. 345–361.

SIGMOD-2009-GlavicA

The perm provenance management system in action (BG, GA), pp. 1055–1058.

ICALP-v2-2009-PuglieseTY #on the

On Observing Dynamic Prioritised Actions in SOC (RP, FT, NY), pp. 558–570.

CHI-2009-AokiHMMPSW #community #research #using

A vehicle for research: using street sweepers to explore the landscape of environmental community action (PMA, RJH, AMM, CM, EP, SS, AW), pp. 375–384.

DHM-2009-HaazebroekH #interactive #towards

Towards a Computational Model of Perception and Action in Human Computer Interaction (PH, BH), pp. 247–256.

HCI-AUII-2009-Anupam #named #web

TringIt: Easy Triggering of Web Actions from a Phone (VA), pp. 11–20.

HIMI-DIE-2009-NobutaniN

Control of Personal Tempo to Support Individual Action and Cognition (NN, YN), pp. 702–708.

OCSC-2009-TakeuchiN

Attribution of Identity in Autonomous Action of Remotely Operated Robot (YT, HN), pp. 265–271.

CAiSE-2009-PlanasCG #action semantics #behaviour #modelling #semantics #specification #uml #verification

Verifying Action Semantics Specifications in UML Behavioral Models (EP, JC, CG), pp. 125–140.

ICML-2009-PazisL #learning #policy

Binary action search for learning continuous-action control policies (JP, MGL), pp. 793–800.

KDIR-2009-GoyalBM #query #using

Entailment of Causal Queries in Narratives using Action Language (PG, LB, TMM), pp. 112–118.

ECMDA-FA-2009-CharfiSS #editing #hybrid #uml #visual notation

A Hybrid Graphical and Textual Notation and Editor for UML Actions (AC, AS, AS), pp. 237–252.

POPL-2009-ElmasQT #calculus

A calculus of atomic actions (TE, SQ, ST), pp. 2–15.

SAC-2009-SinghB #identification #multi #web

Information-theoretic identification of content pages for analyzing user information needs and actions on the multimedia web (RS, BDB), pp. 1806–1810.

ICLP-2009-Inclezan #composition

Modular Action Language ALM (DI), pp. 542–543.

ICST-2009-HeckmanW #identification #process #static analysis

A Model Building Process for Identifying Actionable Static Analysis Alerts (SSH, LAW), pp. 161–170.

WICSA-2008-ChristensenHS #architecture #exclamation #research #set

Ready! Set! Go! An Action Research Agenda for Software Architecture Research (HBC, KMH, KRS), pp. 257–260.

CSEET-2008-HayesB #education #re-engineering

Nancy Mead and Software Engineering Education: Advancements through Action (JHH, MB), pp. 244–249.

ICPC-2008-Parr #embedded #reuse #semantics

The Reuse of Grammars with Embedded Semantic Actions (TP), pp. 5–10.

CSCW-2008-MarkS #collaboration

Resilience in collaboration: technology as a resource for new patterns of action (GM, BS), pp. 137–146.

ICEIS-DISI-2008-LiuQLZWD #distributed #specification #visual notation

A Visual Specification Tool for Event-Condition-Action Rules Supporting Web-Based Distributed System (WL, YQ, XL, KZ, HW, GD), pp. 246–251.

CIKM-2008-GoyalBL #community

Discovering leaders from community actions (AG, FB, LVSL), pp. 499–508.

CIKM-2008-LinSK #concept #network #people #process #social #summary

Summarization of social activity over time: people, actions and concepts in dynamic networks (YRL, HS, AK), pp. 1379–1380.

ICPR-2008-ChengWL #categorisation #clustering #sequence

Dual clustering for categorization of action sequences (JC, LW, CL), pp. 1–4.

ICPR-2008-GritaiBS #2d #constraints #geometry #modelling

Geometric constraints on 2D action models for tracking human body (AG, AB, MS), pp. 1–4.

ICPR-2008-GrundmannME #3d #distance #recognition

3D Shape Context and Distance Transform for action recognition (MG, FM, IAE), pp. 1–4.

ICPR-2008-GuDWW #recognition

Full body tracking-based human action recognition (JG, XD, SW, YW), pp. 1–4.

ICPR-2008-HsiaoCC #recognition #using

Human action recognition using temporal-state shape contexts (PCH, CSC, LWC), pp. 1–4.

ICPR-2008-IkizlerCD #recognition

Human action recognition with line and flow histograms (NI, RGC, PD), pp. 1–4.

ICPR-2008-KongZWHJ #recognition

Group action recognition in soccer videos (YK, XZ, QW, WH, YJ), pp. 1–4.

ICPR-2008-ShenAF #constraints #recognition

Action recognition based on homography constraints (YS, NA, HF), pp. 1–4.

ICPR-2008-ZhangTJ #interactive

Interactive labeling of facial action units (LZ, YT, QJ), pp. 1–4.

KR-2008-FritzBM #compilation

ConGolog, Sin Trans: Compiling ConGolog into Basic Action Theories for Planning and Beyond (CF, JAB, SAM), pp. 600–610.

KR-2008-Varzinczak

Action Theory Erasure and Minimal Change (IJV), pp. 651–661.

KR-2008-VassosLL #first-order

First-Order Strong Progression for Local-Effect Basic Action Theories (SV, GL, HJL), pp. 662–672.

ECMDA-FA-2008-WaheedIM #action semantics #analysis #data flow #execution #modelling #semantics #uml

Data Flow Analysis of UML Action Semantics for Executable Models (TW, MZZI, ZIM), pp. 79–93.

ICSE-2008-RuthruffPMER #approach #predict #static analysis

Predicting accurate and actionable static analysis warnings: an experimental approach (JRR, JP, JDM, SGE, GR), pp. 341–350.

LCTES-2008-CohenK #named #regular expression

EventScript: an event-processing language based on regular expressions with actions (NHC, KTK), pp. 111–120.

ICLP-2008-DemoenN #implementation

Two WAM Implementations of Action Rules (BD, PLN), pp. 621–635.

TestCom-FATES-2008-FaivreGGT #refinement

Test Purpose Concretization through Symbolic Action Refinement (AF, CG, PLG, AT), pp. 184–199.

VMCAI-2008-FecherH #abstraction #model checking

Model Checking for Action Abstraction (HF, MH), pp. 112–126.

CASE-2007-GomezHR #fuzzy #logic #maintenance

Decision Making Based on Fuzzy Logic for Product Subcontracting Taking into Account Maintenance Actions (RAFG, SH, NR), pp. 771–776.

CHI-2007-CostanzaIAM #gesture #interface #usability

Intimate interfaces in action: assessing the usability and subtlety of emg-based motionless gestures (EC, SAI, RA, PM), pp. 819–828.

CHI-2007-KirkRF #collaboration #gesture

Turn it this way: grounding collaborative action with remote gestures (DSK, TR, DSF), pp. 1039–1048.

CHI-2007-Salovaara

Appropriation of a MMS-based comic creator: from system functionalities to resources for action (AS), pp. 1117–1126.

DHM-2007-CarruthTRM #modelling

Integrating Perception, Cognition and Action for Digital Human Modeling (DWC, MDT, BR, AM), pp. 333–342.

DHM-2007-JonesLBA #comparison #recognition

Comparison of Human and Machine Recognition of Everyday Human Actions (TDJ, SWL, DB, AA), pp. 120–129.

DHM-2007-LiuHZ

Actions of an External Electrical Shock on Human Atrial Excitation — A Computer Model Study (JL, AVH, HZ), pp. 659–667.

DHM-2007-ZhengLODK #corpus #simulation

Human Motion Simulation and Action Corpus (GZ, WL, PO, LD, IK), pp. 314–322.

HCI-IDU-2007-Gomez-CarneroI #representation #using

Evaluator of User’s Actions (Eua) Using the Model of Abstract Representation Dgaui (SGC, JRI), pp. 463–471.

HCI-IDU-2007-TinglingS #case study #programming

Extreme Programming in Action: A Longitudinal Case Study (PT, AS), pp. 242–251.

HCI-IPT-2007-ChenC #using

Using Agent Technology to Study Human Action and Perception Through a Virtual Street Simulator (CHC, MLC), pp. 560–568.

HIMI-IIE-2007-ShibuyaTKT #3d

Operation-Action Mapping in 3D Information Space on Portable Information Terminal (YS, HT, IK, YT), pp. 628–634.

OCSC-2007-DayF #analysis #community #concept #named #network #research

CNA2 — Communications and Community; Neighborhoods and Networks; Action and Analysis: Concepts and Methods for Community Technology Research (PD, CF), pp. 301–314.

ICML-2007-OsentoskiM #learning

Learning state-action basis functions for hierarchical MDPs (SO, SM), pp. 705–712.

MLDM-2007-NgaiY

Fast-Maneuvering Target Seeking Based on Double-Action Q-Learning (DCKN, NHCY), pp. 653–666.

LOPSTR-2007-BossiPR #algebra #process #refinement #security

Action Refinement in Process Algebra and Security Issues (AB, CP, SR), pp. 201–217.

RE-2007-Kof #identification #named

Scenarios: Identifying Missing Objects and Actions by Means of Computational Linguistics (LK), pp. 121–130.

SAC-2007-QiaoZWL #database #realtime

Developing event-condition-action rules in real-time active database (YQ, KZ, HW, XL), pp. 511–516.

LDTA-J-2005-Iversen #compilation #ml #standard

An action compiler targeting Standard ML (JI), pp. 79–94.

ICLP-2007-DovierFP #constraints #multi

Multivalued Action Languages with Constraints in CLP(FD) (AD, AF, EP), pp. 255–270.

LICS-2007-CalcagnoOY #logic

Local Action and Abstract Separation Logic (CC, PWO, HY), pp. 366–378.

SIGMOD-2006-MarklKTHM #consistency #estimation #named

MAXENT: consistent cardinality estimation in action (VM, MK, TMT, PJH, NM), pp. 775–777.

VLDB-2006-CohenFKKS

Full Disjunctions: Polynomial-Delay Iterators in Action (SC, IF, YK, BK, YS), pp. 739–750.

ITiCSE-2006-Boetje #education #re-engineering

Foundational actions: teaching software engineering when time is tight (JB), pp. 285–288.

SEFM-2006-Arun-Kumar #on the

On Bisimilarities Induced by Relations on Actions (SAK), pp. 41–49.

CHI-2006-Landgren

Making action visible in time-critical work (JL), pp. 201–210.

CSCW-2006-RanjanBB #analysis #collaboration

An exploratory analysis of partner action and camera control in a video-mediated collaborative task (AR, JPB, RB), pp. 403–412.

ICEIS-ISAS-2006-ShishkovDL

Bridging the Language-Action Perspective and Organizational Semiotics in SDBC (BS, JLGD, KL), pp. 52–60.

ICPR-v1-2006-AhmadL #image #multi #recognition #sequence #using

HMM-based Human Action Recognition Using Multiview Image Sequences (MA, SWL), pp. 263–266.

ICPR-v1-2006-RiusVGV #performance

Action Spaces for Efficient Bayesian Tracking of Human Motion (IR, XV, JG, JJV), pp. 472–475.

ICPR-v1-2006-ZhuXHG #recognition #video

Action Recognition in Broadcast Tennis Video (GZ, CX, QH, WG), pp. 251–254.

ICPR-v2-2006-HanheideHS #recognition

Action Recognition in aWearable Assistance System (MH, NH, GS), pp. 1254–1258.

ICPR-v2-2006-WangS06b #recognition

Informative Shape Representations for Human Action Recognition (LW, DS), pp. 1266–1269.

ICPR-v4-2006-MitaniTKF #analysis #mobile #recognition

Environment Recognition Based on Analysis of Human Actions for Mobile Robot (MM, MT, AK, KF), pp. 782–786.

KDD-2006-Stankovic #network #self

Self-Organizing wireless sensor networks in action (JAS), p. 1.

KR-2006-ErdoganL

Actions as Special Cases (STE, VL), pp. 377–388.

KR-2006-Jauregui #imperative #logic #semantics

Semantical Considerations for a Logic of Actions: An Imperative Manifesto (VJ), pp. 371–376.

KR-2006-SonT #approximate #on the #reasoning

On the Completeness of Approximation Based Reasoning and Planning in Action Theories with Incomplete Information (TCS, PHT), pp. 481–491.

SIGIR-2006-MurrayLC #behaviour #modelling #predict #query

Action modeling: language models that predict query behavior (GCM, JJL, AC), pp. 681–682.

QAPL-2005-DengCPP06 #metric

Metrics for Action-labelled Quantitative Transition Systems (YD, TC, CP, JP), pp. 79–96.

PADL-2006-SoaresRF #prolog

Generic Cut Actions for External Prolog Predicates (TS, RR, MF), pp. 16–30.

SAC-2006-AgiusA #case study #experience #user interface

MPEG-7 in action: end user experiences with COSMOS-7 front end systems (HWA, MCA), pp. 1348–1355.

SAC-2006-PaigeKP #action semantics #semantics

An action semantics for MOF 2.0 (RFP, DSK, FP), pp. 1304–1305.

LDTA-J-2004-BrandIM

An Action Environment (MvdB, JI, PDM), pp. 245–264.

ICLP-2006-GrellSS #biology #modelling #network #programming #set

Modelling Biological Networks by Action Languages Via Answer Set Programming (SG, TS, JS), pp. 285–299.

ICLP-2006-Tu #performance #reasoning

Efficient Reasoning About Action and Change in the Presence of Incomplete Information and Its Application in Planning (PHT), pp. 469–470.

MBT-2006-BourdonovKK #consistency #testing

Formal Conformance Testing of Systems with Refused Inputs and Forbidden Actions (IBB, AK, VVK), pp. 83–96.

HT-2005-HsiehS #communication #process

Activity links: supporting communication and reflection about action (HwH, FMSI), pp. 161–170.

SIGMOD-2005-HaasKLMPRZ #automation #statistics

Automated statistics collection in action (PJH, MK, AL, VM, IP, VR, DCZ), pp. 933–935.

WRLA-2004-PalominoP05 #maude #model checking #proving

Proving VLRL Action Properties with the Maude Model Checker (MP, IP), pp. 113–133.

SEFM-2005-SunW #process #realtime #refinement #semantics

Operational Semantics for Real-Time Processes with Action Refinement (XS, JW), pp. 54–63.

CHI-2005-DabbishKFK #comprehension #email #predict

Understanding email use: predicting action on a message (LAD, REK, SRF, SBK), pp. 691–700.

CHI-2005-HinckleyBRG #analysis #design #gesture

Design and analysis of delimiters for selection-action pen gesture phrases in scriboli (KH, PB, GR, FG), pp. 451–460.

CHI-2005-OuOYF #collaboration

Effects of task properties, partner actions, and message content on eye gaze patterns in a collaborative task (JO, LMO, JY, SRF), pp. 231–240.

CIKM-2005-ZhaoLTX #framework #identification #performance #visualisation

Opportunity map: a visualization framework for fast identification of actionable knowledge (KZ, BL, TMT, WX), pp. 60–67.

ICML-2005-BowlingGW

Action respecting embedding (MHB, AG, DFW), pp. 65–72.

ICML-2005-JodogneP #interactive #learning #visual notation

Interactive learning of mappings from visual percepts to actions (SJ, JHP), pp. 393–400.

MLDM-2005-XiangZCL #approach #recognition #sequence

A New Approach to Human Motion Sequence Recognition with Application to Diving Actions (SX, CZ, XC, NL), pp. 487–496.

SIGIR-2005-BennettC #detection #email

Detecting action-items in e-mail (PNB, JGC), pp. 585–586.

LOPSTR-2005-SimonMG #design #implementation #realtime

Design and Implementation of AT: A Real-Time Action Description Language (LS, AM, GG), pp. 44–60.

GTTSE-2005-BravenboerGV #domain-specific language #stratego #using

MetaBorg in Action: Examples of Domain-Specific Language Embedding and Assimilation Using Stratego/XT (MB, RdG, EV), pp. 297–311.

ICSE-2005-FriasGPA #alloy #named

DynAlloy: upgrading alloy with actions (MFF, JPG, CLP, NA), pp. 442–451.

LDTA-2005-Iversen #compilation #ml #standard

An Action Compiler Targeting Standard ML (JI), pp. 167–188.

CAV-2005-Yavuz-KahveciBB #verification

Action Language Verifier, Extended (TYK, CB, TB), pp. 413–417.

TestCom-2005-BijlRT #consistency #refinement #testing

Action Refinement in Conformance Testing (MvdB, AR, JT), pp. 81–96.

VMCAI-2005-Bozzelli #model checking #process #term rewriting

Model Checking for Process Rewrite Systems and a Class of Action-Based Regular Properties (LB), pp. 282–297.

ASE-2004-Lanza #named

CodeCrawler — Polymetric Views in Action (ML), pp. 394–395.

DAC-2004-RosenbandA #composition #scheduling

Modular scheduling of guarded atomic actions (DLR, A), pp. 55–60.

VLDB-2004-RamanMSLP #optimisation

Progressive Optimization in Action (VR, VM, DES, GML, HP), pp. 1337–1340.

SEFM-2004-WuY #ambiguity #concurrent #refinement #towards

Towards Action Refinement for Concurrent Systems with Causal Ambiguity (JW, HY), pp. 300–309.

CHI-2004-HeerGRDM

Presiding over accidents: system direction of human action (JH, NG, AR, MD, JM), pp. 463–470.

CHI-2004-TerryMNY #development

Variation in element and action: supporting simultaneous development of alternative solutions (MAT, EDM, KN, YY), pp. 711–718.

CSCW-2004-GergleKF #visual notation

Action as language in a shared visual space (DG, REK, SRF), pp. 487–496.

ICEIS-v1-2004-Lyytinen #analysis #functional #requirements #scalability #source code

Large Scale Requirements Engineering in Action: An Ethnographic Analysis of Functional and Political Ecologies in Situ in Space Mission Programs (KL), p. V.

ICEIS-v3-2004-CostaCA #named

P-Manager: Actions vs. Messages (CJC, JPC, MA), pp. 643–646.

ICEIS-v3-2004-LingsL #automation

Method-in-Action and Method-in-Tool: Some Implications for CASE (BL, BL), pp. 623–628.

ICEIS-v3-2004-Nobre04a #what

Computer Ethics: What are we Talking About? Possible Contributions from Philosophy of Action, Critical Realism and Modern Hermeneutics (ÂLN), pp. 683–687.

ICPR-v2-2004-GritaiSS #analysis #invariant #on the

On the use of Anthropometry in the Invariant Analysis of Human Actions (AG, YS, MS), pp. 923–926.

ICPR-v3-2004-HiguchiAKF #recognition

Scene Recognition Based on Relationship between Human Actions and Objects (MH, SA, AK, KF), pp. 73–78.

ICPR-v3-2004-RahmanI #recognition #robust

Robust Appearance-based Human Action Recognition (MMR, SI), pp. 165–168.

ICPR-v3-2004-SchuldtLC #approach

Recognizing Human Actions: A Local SVM Approach (CS, IL, BC), pp. 32–36.

ICPR-v4-2004-KobayashiO #higher-order #identification #multi #polynomial #using

Action and Simultaneous Multiple-Person Identification Using Cubic Higher-Order Local Auto-Correlation (TK, NO), pp. 741–744.

ICPR-v4-2004-MiyauchiSNK

Human-Robot Eye Contact through Observations and Actions (DM, AS, AN, YK), pp. 392–395.

ICPR-v4-2004-PeursumBVW #segmentation

Human Action Segmentation via Controlled Use of Missing Data in HMMs (PP, HHB, SV, GAWW), pp. 440–445.

KR-2004-Lang

A Preference-Based Interpretation of Other Agents’ Actions (JL), pp. 644–653.

KR-2004-MartinNT #calculus

Knowledge of Other Agents and Communicative Actions in the Fluent Calculus (YM, IN, MT), pp. 623–633.

KR-2004-TranB #interactive #prolog #reasoning

Reasoning about Triggered Actions in AnsProlog and Its Application to Molecular Interactions in Cells (NT, CB), pp. 554–564.

LDTA-2004-BrandIM

An Action Environment (MvdB, JI, PDM), pp. 149–168.

LDTA-2004-BrandIM04a #tool support

The Action Environment: — Tool Demonstration -- (MvdB, JI, PDM), pp. 177–180.

SIGMOD-2003-ZhuSZ #query

Query by Humming — in Action with its Technology Revealed (YZ, DS, XZ), p. 675.

ITiCSE-2003-HabermanLL #comprehension #concept #education #research #student

Action research as a tool for promoting teacher awareness of students’ conceptual understanding (BH, EL, DL), pp. 144–148.

SOFTVIS-2003-Reiss #java #visualisation

Visualizing Java in Action (SPR), pp. 57–65.

ICEIS-v3-2003-BarjisG #requirements

Requirements Engineering Versus Language/Action Perspective: Different Facets and Possible Contribution (JB, TG), pp. 14–22.

ICML-2003-Even-DarMM #learning

Action Elimination and Stopping Conditions for Reinforcement Learning (EED, SM, YM), pp. 162–169.

ICSE-2003-NentwichEF #consistency

Consistency Management with Repair Actions (CN, WE, AF), pp. 455–464.

ICSE-2003-Reiss #java #named #visualisation

JIVE: Visualizing Java in Action Demonstration Description (SPR), pp. 820–821.

LDTA-J-2001-DohM #programming language #semantics

Composing programming languages by combining action-semantics modules (KGD, PDM), pp. 3–36.

VMCAI-2003-Majster-CederbaumZF #logic #perspective #refinement

Action Refinement from a Logical Point of View (MEMC, NZ, HF), pp. 253–267.

HT-2002-Davison #html #predict #web

Predicting web actions from HTML content (BDD0), pp. 159–168.

WRLA-J-1996-GadducciM02 #calculus #logic

Comparing logics for rewriting: rewriting logic, action calculi and tile logic (FG, UM), pp. 319–358.

ICML-2002-DietterichBMS #learning #probability #refinement

Action Refinement in Reinforcement Learning by Probability Smoothing (TGD, DB, RLdM, CS), pp. 107–114.

ICML-2002-PickettB #algorithm #learning #named

PolicyBlocks: An Algorithm for Creating Useful Macro-Actions in Reinforcement Learning (MP, AGB), pp. 506–513.

ICPR-v1-2002-ParameswaranC #invariant #recognition #representation

Quasi-Invariants for Human Action Representation and Recognition (VP, RC), pp. 307–310.

ICPR-v2-2002-RenX #recognition

Human Action Recognition with Primitive-Based Coupled-HMM (HR, GX), pp. 494–498.

ICPR-v4-2002-Syeda-Mahmood

Segmenting Actions in Velocity Curve Space (TFSM), p. 170–?.

KDD-2002-JulischD #detection #mining

Mining intrusion detection alarms for actionable knowledge (KJ, MD), pp. 366–375.

KR-2002-BaralST

A Transition Function Based Characterization of Actions with Delayed and Continuous Effects (CB, TCS, LCT), pp. 291–302.

KR-2002-CalvaneseGV #ltl #reasoning

Reasoning about Actions and Planning in LTL Action Theories (DC, GDG, MYV), pp. 593–602.

KR-2002-McCarthy #calculus

Actions and Other Events in Situation Calculus (JM0), pp. 615–628.

KR-2002-PetrickL #equivalence

Knowledge Equivalence in Combined Action Theories (RPAP, HJL), pp. 303–314.

SAC-2002-El-Ansary #analysis #behaviour #representation #requirements #towards

Behavioral Pattern Analysis: towards a new representation of systems requirements based on actions and events (AEA), pp. 984–991.

LDTA-2002-Mosses #action semantics #asf+sdf #semantics

Action Semantics and ASF+SDF: System Demonstration (PDM), pp. 2–8.

HPDC-2002-CoxBCDEFJGGPKSSTWX #design #grid #optimisation

Grid Services in Action: Grid Enabled Optimisation and Design Search (SJC, RPB, LC, MD, MHE, MJF, ZJ, MG, CAG, GEP, AJK, MS, NS, BT, JLW, GX), p. 413.

ICLP-2002-HayashiCO #execution #logic programming

Integrating Planning, Action Execution, Knowledge Updates and Plan Modifications via Logic Programming (HH, KC, AO), p. 477.

ICLP-2002-Thielscher #constraints #finite #reasoning

Reasoning about Actions with CHRs and Finite Domain Constraints (MT), pp. 70–84.

ASE-2001-BultanY #verification

Action Language Verifier (TB, TYK), pp. 382–386.

CHI-2001-ChiPCP #using #web

Using information scent to model user information needs and actions and the Web (EHhC, PP, KC, JEP), pp. 490–497.

CAiSE-2001-SunyePHGJ #action semantics #execution #modelling #semantics #uml #using

Using UML Action Semantics for Executable Modeling and Beyond (GS, FP, WMH, ALG, JMJ), pp. 433–447.

ICML-2001-PerkinsB #learning #set

Lyapunov-Constrained Action Sets for Reinforcement Learning (TJP, AGB), pp. 409–416.

KDD-2001-LiuHM #identification

Identifying non-actionable association rules (BL, WH, YM), pp. 329–334.

UML-2001-AlvarezCES #action semantics #semantics

An Action Semantics for MML (JMÁ, TC, AE, PS), pp. 2–18.

LDTA-2001-DohM #programming language #semantics

Composing Programming Languages by Combining Action-Semantics Modules (KGD, PDM), pp. 87–109.

LDTA-2001-MenezesMCLR #action semantics #development #ide #semantics

An Action Semantics Integrated Development Environment (LCdSM, HPdM, WC, FL, LR), pp. 157–160.

CSCW-2000-KuzuokaOYSM #mobile #named

GestureMan: a mobile robot that embodies a remote instructor’s actions (HK, SO, KY, KS, MM), pp. 155–162.

CSCW-2000-KuzuokaOYYMS #mobile #named

GestureMan: a mobile robot that embodies a remote instructor’s actions (HK, SO, KY, AY, MM, KS), p. 354.

CSCW-2000-NardiWB #interactive

Interaction and outeraction: instant messaging in action (BAN, SW, EB), pp. 79–88.

ICEIS-2000-PetersHW #database #design #distributed #learning

Action Learning in a Decentralized Organization-The Case of Designing a Distributed Database (SCAP, MSHH, CEW), pp. 519–520.

ICML-2000-GrudicU #policy

Localizing Policy Gradient Estimates to Action Transition (GZG, LHU), pp. 343–350.

ICPR-v1-2000-FaselL #process #recognition #symmetry

Recognition of Asymmetric Facial Action Unit Activities and Intensities (BF, JL), pp. 5100–5103.

ICPR-v4-2000-NittaBK #approach #video

Extracting Actors, Actions and Events from Sports Video — A Fundamental Approach to Story Tracking (NN, NB, TK), pp. 4718–4721.

KR-2000-BaralMS #problem #using

Formulating diagnostic problem solving using an action language with narratives and sensing (CB, SAM, TCS), pp. 311–322.

KR-2000-Giunchiglia #concurrent #constraints #nondeterminism #satisfiability

Planning as Satisfiability with Expressive Action Languages: Concurrency, Constraints and Nondeterminism (EG), pp. 657–666.

UML-2000-KleppeW #ocl

Extending OCL to include Actions (AK, JW), pp. 440–450.

ICSE-2000-Bultan #model checking #specification

Action Language: a specification language for model checking reactive systems (TB), pp. 335–344.

TestCom-2000-PetrenkoU #concurrent #testing #verification

Verification and Testing of Concurrent Systems with Action Races (AP, AU), pp. 261–280.

ICDAR-1999-KacemBA #automation #named

EXTRAFOR: Automatic EXTRAction of Mathematical FORmulas (AK, AB, MBA), pp. 527–530.

TACAS-1999-BraunKMS #online

The ETI Online Service in Action (VB, JK, TMS, BS), pp. 439–443.

CSMR-1999-LamLS #metric #requirements #using

Managing Requirements Change Using Metrics and Action Planning (WL, ML, VS), pp. 122–129.

HCI-EI-1999-HartsonAWR #classification #framework #problem #usability

The User Action Framework: A Theory-Based Foundation for Inspection and Classification of Usability Problems (HRH, TSA, RCW, LvR), pp. 1058–1062.

HCI-EI-1999-KotaniH

Relationship between Size of Icons and Mouse Operating Force with Complex Actions during Pointing Tasks (KK, KH), pp. 412–415.

TOOLS-USA-1999-MacgregorTW #programming #smalltalk

Recording User Actions in a Smalltalk Programming Environment (MM, PT, MW), pp. 280–289.

PADL-1999-Watson

An Application of Action Theory to the Space Shuttle (RW), pp. 290–304.

ESEC-FSE-1999-GiannakopoulouMK #question

Checking Progress with Action Priority: Is it Fair? (DG, JM, JK), pp. 511–527.

TAGT-1998-VerlindenJ #framework

A Framework for NLC and ESM: Local Action Systems (NV, DJ), pp. 194–214.

CHI-1998-Lueg

Supporting Situated Actions in High Volume Conversational Data Situations (CL), pp. 472–479.

ICML-1998-SuttonPS #learning

Intra-Option Learning about Temporally Abstract Actions (RSS, DP, SPS), pp. 556–564.

ICPR-1998-ReesASCSBB #interactive #named

CLICK-IT: interactive television highlighter for sports action replay (DR, JIA, NS, FC, SS, MdB, AB), pp. 1484–1487.

ICPR-1998-WengH #learning #recognition #sequence

Sensorimotor action sequence learning with application to face recognition under discourse (J(W, WSH), pp. 252–254.

KR-1998-DohertyLM

The PMA and Relativizing Minimal Change for Action Update (PD, WL, EMB), pp. 258–269.

KR-1998-Liberatore #on the #reasoning

On the Compilability of Diagnosis, Planning, Reasoning about Actions, Belief Revision, etc (PL), pp. 144–155.

KR-1998-McIlraith

Explanatory Diagnosis: Conjecturing Actions to Explain Observations (SAM), pp. 167–179.

KR-1998-Pinto #concurrent

Concurrent Actions and Interacting Effects (JP), pp. 292–303.

UML-1998-MellorTAL #execution #precise #semantics #uml

An Action Language for UML: Proposal for a Precise Execution Semantics (SJM, SRT, RA, PL), pp. 307–318.

REFSQ-1998-GoldkuhlA #information management #requirements

Action Within Information Systems: Outline of a Requirements Engineering Method (GG, PJÅ), pp. 133–153.

PODS-1997-LudascherML #logic

Referential Actions as Logic Rules (BL, WM, GL), pp. 217–227.

CHI-1997-DixML #communication

Communication, Action and History (AJD, RM, SL), pp. 542–543.

CHI-1997-HinckleyPPPK

Cooperative Bimanual Action (KH, RFP, DP, JP, NFK), pp. 27–34.

HCI-CC-1997-ZhangTS

Show Actions in TV Conferencing (RZ, HT, YS), pp. 11–14.

HCI-SEC-1997-Johannesson #distance #workflow

Action Workflow Loops in Distance Education-Design Principles for Integrating CAL and CMC (PJ), pp. 185–188.

HCI-SEC-1997-KitajimaP #human-computer #interactive

Mapping Instructions onto Actions: A Comprehension-Based Model of Display-Based Human-Computer Interaction (MK, PGP), pp. 83–86.

AdaEurope-1997-RomanovskyMW #ada #on the #programming

On Programming Atomic Actions in Ada 95 (ABR, SEM, AJW), pp. 254–265.

KDD-1997-AdomaviciusT #approach #database

Discovery of Actionable Patterns in Databases: The Action Hierarchy Approach (GA, AT), pp. 111–114.

ICSE-1997-LaneZ #approach #case study #experience #metric

Intergrating Measurement with Improvement: An Action-Oriented Approach (Experience Report) (JAL, DZ), pp. 380–389.

ICSE-1997-Sullivan #design #problem #user interface

The Windows 95 User Interface: Iterative Design and Problem Tracking in Action (KS), pp. 562–563.

CSL-1997-BarberGHP #calculus #linear #logic

From Action Calculi to Linear Logic (AB, PG, MH, GDP), pp. 78–97.

ILPS-1997-BaralS #approximate #reasoning

Approximate Reasoning about Actions in Presence of Sensing and Incomplete Information (CB, TCS), pp. 387–401.

FME-1996-KasurinenS #specification

Integrating Action Systems and Z in a Medical System Specification (VK, KS), pp. 105–119.

FME-1996-WaldenS

Refining Action Systems within B-Tool (MAW, KS), pp. 85–104.

CSCW-1996-DourishHMMZ #named #representation #workflow

Freeflow: Mediating Between Representation and Action in Workflow Systems (PD, JH, AM, PM, AZ), pp. 190–198.

ICPR-1996-BobickD #representation

An appearance-based representation of action (AFB, JWD), pp. 307–312.

ICPR-1996-HwangH #approach #using

Performing temporal action with a hand-eye system using the SHOSLIF approach (WSH, SJH), pp. 35–39.

KR-1996-GoldenW #representation #revisited

Representing Sensing Actions: The Middle Ground Revisited (KG, DSW), pp. 174–185.

KR-1996-GustafssonD #specification

Embracing Occlusion in Specifying the Indirect Effects of Actions (JG, PD), pp. 87–98.

KR-1996-Reiter #calculus #concurrent

Natural Actions, Concurrency and Continuous Time in the Situation Calculus (RR), pp. 2–13.

PEPM-1995-Doh #partial evaluation

Action Transformation by Partial Evaluation (KGD), pp. 230–240.

DLT-1995-Galvez #lr #parsing #stack

A Practical Small LR Parser with Action Decision Through Minimal Stack Suffix Scanning (JFG), pp. 460–465.

ICML-1995-Benson #induction #learning #modelling

Inductive Learning of Reactive Action Models (SB), pp. 47–54.

ICML-1995-RaoGS #question

For Every Generalization Action, Is There Really an Equal and Opposite Reaction? (RBR, DFG, WMS), pp. 471–479.

SAC-1995-Fisher #logic programming #specification

Logic program based action specifications (JRF), pp. 248–252.

FME-1994-BackS #composition

From Action Systems to Modular Systems (RJB, KS), pp. 1–25.

FME-1994-MossesM #action semantics #concurrent #ml #semantics

An Action Semantics for ML Concurrency Primitives (PDM, MM), pp. 461–479.

CSCW-1994-Bowers #network

The Work to Make a Network Work: Studying CSCW in Action (JB), pp. 287–298.

CSCW-1994-MichelisG

Situating Conversations Within the Language/Action Perspective: The Milan Conversation Model (GDM, MAG), pp. 89–100.

KR-1994-ArtaleF #logic

A Computational Account for a Description Logic of Time and Action (AA, EF), pp. 3–14.

KR-1994-Eugenio #natural language #representation

Action Representation for Interpreting Purpose Clauses in Natural Language Instructions (BDE), pp. 158–169.

KR-1994-KarthaL

Actions with Indirect Effects (Preliminary Report) (GNK, VL), pp. 341–350.

KR-1994-McCarty

Modalities Over Actions, I. Model Theory (LTM), pp. 437–448.

PLILP-1994-RodriguesB #logic #named #programming

PROMAL — Programming in Modal Action Logic (OR, MRFB), pp. 457–458.

CC-1994-MouraW #compilation #generative

Action Transformations in the ACTRESS Compiler Generator (HM, DAW), pp. 16–60.

CC-1994-Orbaek #compilation #generative #named #optimisation

OASIS: An Optimizing Action-Based Compiler Generator (PØ), pp. 1–15.

ICLP-1994-Thielscher #equation #logic programming #representation

Representing Actions in Equational Logic Programming (MT), pp. 207–224.

FPCA-1993-BondorfP #compilation #partial evaluation

Compiling Actions by Partial Evaluation (AB, JP), pp. 308–320.

HCI-ACS-1993-Barnard #design #modelling #research

Modelling Users, Systems and Design Spaces (Esprit Basic Research Action 3066) (PJB), pp. 331–336.

HCI-ACS-1993-ChasePHH #case study #documentation #using

Task-Oriented User Documentation Using the User Action Notation: A Case Study (JDC, MP, HRH, DH), pp. 421–426.

HCI-SHI-1993-ChaseC #object-oriented

The Effect of Direction on Object-Oriented Cursor Control Actions (JDC, SPC), pp. 231–236.

INTERCHI-1993-McKerlieM #design #using

QOC in action (abstract): using design rationale to support design (DM, AM), p. 519.

ICML-1993-DanylukP #fault #learning #network

Small Disjuncts in Action: Learning to Diagnose Errors in the Local Loop of the Telephone Network (APD, FJP), pp. 81–88.

SEKE-1993-Paterno #logic #user interface #using

Definition of Properties of User Interfaces Using Action-Based Temporal Logic (FP), pp. 314–318.

SEKE-1993-TimpkaNSJ #design #modelling #process

Action Design: From Modeling To Support of the Software Process (TT, JMN, CS, MJ), pp. 629–636.

CSL-1993-Milner #calculus #higher-order

Higher-Order Action Calculi (RM), pp. 238–260.

ICLP-1993-Dung #database #logic programming #representation

Representing Actions in Logic Programming and Its Applications in Database Updates (PMD), pp. 222–238.

ILPS-1993-HolldoblerT

Actions and Specificity (SH, MT), pp. 164–180.

ILPS-1993-LifschitzMT #approach #automation #logic programming #reasoning

Automated Reasoning About Actions: A Logic Programming Approach (VL, NM, HT), p. 641.

SIGMOD-1992-Hanson #execution #testing

Rule Condition Testing and Action Execution in Ariel (ENH), pp. 49–58.

ESOP-1992-DohS #action semantics #semantics #type system

Extraction of Strong Typing Laws from Action Semantics Definitions (KGD, DAS), pp. 151–166.

CHI-1992-RussellXW #design #flexibility #human-computer #interface #process

Action Assignable Graphics: A Flexible Human-Computer Interface Design Process (MDR, HX, LW), pp. 71–72.

CSCW-1992-Medina-MoraWFF #approach #workflow

The Action Workflow Approach to Workflow Management Technology (RMM, TW, RF, FF), pp. 281–288.

CSCW-1992-PrakashK #collaboration

Undoing Actions in Collaborative Work (AP, MJK), pp. 273–280.

TRI-Ada-T2-1992-MogilenskyM #assessment #implementation #process

After the Assessment: Preparing and Implementing a Process Improvement Action Plan (JM, MM), pp. 590–624.

KR-1992-FriedrichN #modelling

Choosing Observations and Actions in Model-Based Diagnosis/Repair Systems (GF, WN), pp. 489–498.

KR-1992-GoldszmidtP #approach #reasoning

Rank-based Systems: A Simple Approach to Belief Revision, Belief Update, and Reasoning about Evidence and Actions (MG, JP), pp. 661–672.

KR-1992-McCartyM #reasoning

Reasoning About Indefinite Actions (LTM, RvdM), pp. 59–70.

ML-1992-Mahadevan #learning #modelling #probability

Enhancing Transfer in Reinforcement Learning by Building Stochastic Models of Robot Actions (SM), pp. 290–299.

ECOOP-1992-GuerraouiCLR #message passing #protocol

Nesting Actions through Asynchronous Message Passing: the ACS Protocol (RG, RC, AL, PR), pp. 170–184.

PLILP-1992-Moura #action semantics #implementation #semantics

An Implementation of Action Semantics (Summaray) (HM), pp. 477–478.

CC-1992-BrownMW #action semantics #compilation #generative #named #semantics

Actress: An Action Semantics Directed Compiler Generator (DFB, HM, DAW), pp. 95–109.

JICSLP-1992-GelfondL #logic programming #representation

Representing Actions in Extended Logic Programming (MG, VL), pp. 559–573.

JICSLP-1992-GrosseHSST #equation #logic programming

Equational Logic Programming Actions, and Change (GG, SH, JS, UCS, MT), pp. 177–191.

PODS-1991-Tsur #database #deduction

Deductive Databases in Action (ST), pp. 142–153.

ICALP-1991-AcetoH #algebra #finite #process #refinement

Adding Action Refinement to a Finite Process Algebra (LA, MH), pp. 506–519.

CHI-1991-HowesY #predict

Predicting the learnability of task-action mappings (AH, RMY), pp. 113–118.

CHI-1991-WroblewskiMH #named

DETENTE: practical support for practical action (DAW, TPM, WCH), pp. 195–202.

KR-1991-Ginsberg #reasoning

Computational Considerations in Reasoning about Action (MLG), pp. 250–261.

KR-1991-Haddawy #logic #probability #representation

A Temporal Probability Logic for Representing Actions (PH), pp. 313–324.

KR-1991-Lifschitz #towards

Toward a Metatheory of Action (VL), pp. 376–386.

ML-1991-Brand #learning

Decision-Theoretic Learning in an Action System (MB), pp. 283–287.

ML-1991-CobbG #learning #persistent

Learning the Persistence of Actions in Reactive Control Rules (HGC, JJG), pp. 292–297.

ML-1991-Pierce #learning #set

Learning a Set of Primitive Actions with an Uninterpreted Sensorimotor Apparatus (DRP), pp. 338–342.

ML-1991-Walczak #induction #performance #predict

Predicting Actions from Induction on Past Performance (SW), pp. 275–279.

ECOOP-1991-Neusius

Synchronizing Actions (CN), pp. 118–132.

CAV-1991-NicolaFGR #behaviour #concurrent #framework #logic #verification

An Action Based Framework for Verifying Logical and Behavioural Properties of Concurrent Systems (RDN, AF, SG, GR), pp. 37–47.

ISLP-1991-Meyden #logic #specification

A Clausal Logic for Deontic Action Specification (RvdM), pp. 221–238.

LICS-1991-HuttelS #process #proving #similarity #word

Actions Speak Louder than Words: Proving Bisimilarity for Context-Free Processes (HH, CS), pp. 376–386.

ESOP-1990-EvenS #action semantics #semantics #type inference

Type Inference for Action Semantics (SE, DAS), pp. 118–133.

GG-1990-Engels #database

Elementary Actions on an Extended Entity-Relationship Database (GE), pp. 344–362.

CAiSE-1990-Nielsen #automation

CASE in Action: IEF at Nykredt (JGN), p. 2.

LICS-1990-GoldmanL #modelling

Modelling Shared State in a Shared Action Model (KJG, NAL), pp. 450–463.

CHI-1989-FrohlichL

Conversational resources for situated action (DMF, PL), pp. 253–258.

CHI-1989-LerchMO #cost analysis

Skilled financial planning: the cost of translating ideas into action (FJL, MMM, JRO), pp. 121–126.

LICS-1989-AcetoH #algebra #process #towards

Towards Action-Refinement in Process Algebras (LA, MH), pp. 138–145.

PLDI-1987-HuguetLT #architecture #generative #metric

A block-and-actions generator as an alternative to a simulator for collecting architecture measurements (MH, TL, YT), pp. 14–25.

ICALP-1987-GrafS #process #semantics

Readiness Semantics for Regular Processes with Silent Actions (SG, JS), pp. 115–125.

ECOOP-1987-KristensenMMN #classification #inheritance

Classification of Actions, or Inheritance also for Methods (BBK, OLM, BMP, KN), pp. 98–107.

ESEC-1987-BelkhatirE #constraints #database

Software Management Constraints and Action Triggering in the Adele Program Database (NB, JE), pp. 44–54.

CSCW-1986-Winograd #design

A language/action perspective on the design of cooperative work (TW), pp. 203–220.

SOSP-1985-OkiLS #reliability

Reliable Object Storage to Support Atomic Actions (BMO, BL, RS), pp. 147–159.

POPL-1982-LiskovS #distributed #robust #source code

Guardians and Actions: Linguistic Support for Robust, Distributed Programs (BL, RS), pp. 7–19.

DAC-1981-Nash

Government actions to increase CAD software productivity (DCN), p. 342.

DAC-1981-X #design

Plant design management system (PDMS) in action, p. 74.

SOSP-1979-Reed #distributed #implementation

Implementing Atomic Actions on Decentralized Data (DPR), p. 163.

ICSE-1976-AndersonK #reliability

Recovery Blocks in Action: A System Supporting High Reliability (TA, RK), pp. 447–457.