29 papers:
SIGMOD-2015-Haas #data-driven #integration- The Power Behind the Throne: Information Integration in the Age of Data-Driven Discovery (LMH), p. 661.
CSCW-2015-Borge-Holthoefer #network #twitter- Content and Network Dynamics Behind Egyptian Political Polarization on Twitter (JBH, WM, KD, IW), pp. 700–711.
DUXU-UI-2015-BeltranUPSSSPCA #design #game studies #learning- Inclusive Gaming Creation by Design in Formal Learning Environments: “Girly-Girls” User Group in No One Left Behind (MEB, YU, AP, CS, WS, BS, SdlRP, MFCU, MTA), pp. 153–161.
ICST-2015-AppeltNB #injection #question #sql- Behind an Application Firewall, Are We Safe from SQL Injection Attacks? (DA, CDN, LCB), pp. 1–10.
SAC-2014-CostaKAC #case study #commit #developer- Unveiling developers contributions behind code commits: an exploratory study (DAdC, UK, EA, RC), pp. 1152–1157.
FSE-2014-BaysalHG #information management #issue tracking- No issue left behind: reducing information overload in issue tracking (OB, RH, MWG), pp. 666–677.
ICSM-2013-KwonT #energy #mobile- Reducing the Energy Consumption of Mobile Applications Behind the Scenes (YWK, ET), pp. 170–179.
- CSCW-2013-PanTLZLFDW
- An exploration on long-distance communications between left-behind children and their parents in China (LP, FT, FL, X(Z, YL, WF, GD, HW), pp. 1147–1156.
- DUXU-WM-2013-BaldassariDPEG #case study #interactive #online #scalability
- Behind Livia’s Villa: A Case Study for the Devolution of Large Scale Interactive “in-site” to “on-line” Application (GLB, ED, SP, JE, HG), pp. 238–247.
WCRE-2011-HouY #api #case study #evolution- Exploring the Intent behind API Evolution: A Case Study (DH, XY), pp. 131–140.
KDD-2011-MetwallyP- Estimating the number of users behind ip addresses for combating abusive traffic (AM, MP), pp. 249–257.
CIKM-2010-Kawamae #topic- Latent interest-topic model: finding the causal relationships behind dyadic data (NK), pp. 649–658.
- SIGMOD-2009-MaitiDZD #interface #named #web
- HDSampler: revealing data behind web form interfaces (AM, AD, NZ, GD), pp. 1131–1134.
- CIKM-2009-QianLLXSS #community #development #topic #what
- What’s behind topic formation and development: a perspective of community core groups (TQ, QL, BL, HX, JS, PCYS), pp. 1843–1846.
CHI-2008-Kaneko #detection- Detecting the direction of listening with the emg signals measured behind ears (NK), pp. 535–538.
ISMM-2008-SartorHM- No bit left behind: the limits of heap data compression (JBS, MH, KSM), pp. 111–120.
SPLC-2006-Krueger06a #generative #named #product line #tutorial- Tutorial: New Methods Behind the New Generation of Software Product Line Success Stories (CWK), p. 216.
- CHI-2005-Louca #programming #student #syntax #usability
- The syntax or the story behind it?: a usability study of student work with computer-based programming environments in elementary science (LTL), pp. 849–858.
- CHI-2005-MarkGH
- No task left behind?: examining the nature of fragmented work (GM, VMG, JH), pp. 321–330.
ICSE-2005-TilevichS #refactoring- Binary refactoring: improving code behind the scenes (ET, YS), pp. 264–273.
- CSCW-2004-HalversonEA #evolution #information management #scalability
- Behind the help desk: evolution of a knowledge management system in a large organization (CH, TE, MSA), pp. 304–313.
PODS-2003-HullBCS #named- E-services: a look behind the curtain (RH, MB, VC, JS), pp. 1–14.
SAT-2002-MotterM #on the #performance #proving #satisfiability- On proof systems behind efficient SAT solvers (DM, IM), p. 31.
- WCRE-2001-Sneed #cobol #interface #legacy #source code #xml
- Wrapping Legacy COBOL Programs behind an XML-Interface (HMS), p. 189–?.
TOOLS-USA-1999-Stal- Behind the Beans (MS), p. 440.
- SAC-1999-RauberR99a #matrix
- Matrix Computations Behind the Hierarchical Radiosity Method (TR, GR), pp. 533–540.
- CHI-1989-MacLeanYM #design
- Design rationale: the argument behind the artifact (AM, RMY, TPM), pp. 247–252.
CAiSE-1989-Lindgreen #concept- The Concepts Behind A Systemateque (PL).
- ICSE-1988-YoungTTK #design
- Design Principles behind Chiron: A UIMS for Software Environments (MY, RNT, DBT, CDK), pp. 367–376.
