Stem drive$ (all stems)

146 papers:

CASE-2015-NohAH #assessment #behaviour

Situation assessment and behavior decision for vehicle/driver cooperative driving in highway environments (SN, KA, WH), pp. 626–633.

CASE-2015-TsaiCLT #modelling

Dynamic modeling and vibration suppression of the feed drive system (MST, SJC, CCL, PYT), pp. 106–110.

DAC-2015-SeshiaSS #formal method

Formal methods for semi-autonomous driving (SAS, DS, SSS), p. 5.

CHI-2015-JungSGS #behaviour #experience #nondeterminism

Displayed Uncertainty Improves Driving Experience and Behavior: The Case of Range Anxiety in an Electric Car (MFJ, DS, TMG, MS), pp. 2201–2210.

CHI-2015-PritchardBVO #how #mobile #performance

How to Drive a London Bus: Measuring Performance in a Mobile and Remote Workplace (GWP, PB, JV, PO), pp. 1885–1894.

DHM-EH-2015-TianLYJCS #analysis #scalability #video

Single-Variable Scenario Analysis of Vehicle-Pedestrian Potential Crash Based on Video Analysis Results of Large-Scale Naturalistic Driving Data (RT, LL, KY, FJ, YC, RS), pp. 295–304.

DHM-EH-2015-ZhengBISEL #behaviour #monitoring #using

Driving-Behavior Monitoring Using an Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) (CZ, AB, WI, IS, EE, KL), pp. 305–312.

DUXU-DD-2015-AhmedS #energy #feedback #metric #named

OBDEnergy — Making Metrics Meaningful in Eco-driving Feedback (SA, AS), pp. 395–405.

DUXU-IXD-2015-EugeneDNGH #design #experience

Designing for the Naturalistic Driving Experience (WE, JD, AN, JEG, RLH), pp. 439–449.

DUXU-UI-2015-QuaresmaGOR #interactive #smarttech

The Interaction with Smartphones in the Brazilian Driving Context (MQ, RCG, JO, MR), pp. 575–586.

HCI-UC-2015-DantecWCM #ecosystem

Cycle Atlanta and OneBusAway: Driving Innovation Through the Data Ecosystems of Civic Computing (CALD, KEW, RJC, EDM), pp. 327–338.

HCI-UC-2015-KaratasYSO #multi #named

NAMIDA: Multiparty Conversation Based Driving Agents in Futuristic Vehicle (NK, SY, PRSDS, MO), pp. 198–207.

HIMI-IKC-2015-Bretschneider-Hagemes #development #low cost #mobile #multi #question #simulation

Development of a New Low Cost Driving Simulation for Assessing Multidimensional Task Loads Caused by Mobile ICT at Drivers’ Workplaces. — Objective-Fidelity Beats Equipment-Fidelity? (MBH), pp. 173–179.

HIMI-IKC-2015-GotzeB #comparison #what

Urban Driving: Where to Present What Types of Information — Comparison of Head-Down and Head-Up Displays (MG, KB), pp. 190–200.

HIMI-IKC-2015-SotokawaMNSI #detection #evaluation

Driving Evaluation of Mild Unilateral Spatial Neglect Patients-Three High-Risk Cases Undetected by BIT After Recovery (TS, TM, JN, YS, MI), pp. 253–261.

ICEIS-v1-2015-BorgesDRAS #approach #generative #using

An Economic Approach for Generation of Train Driving Plans using Continuous Case-based Planning (APB, OBD, RR, BCÁ, EES), pp. 440–451.

ICEIS-v3-2015-PonsardM #architecture #case study #enterprise #lessons learnt

Driving the Adoption of Enterprise Architecture Inside Small Companies — Lessons Learnt from a Long Term Case Study (CP, AM), pp. 334–339.

SAC-2015-BorgesDSEAS #approach #performance #reasoning #reuse #using

Efficient approach for reusing and sharing train driving plans using case-based reasoning (APB, OBD, DMVS, FE, BCÁ, EES), pp. 505–508.

SAC-2015-JeremicPM #array #performance #random

Improving random write performance in heterogeneous erasure-coded drive arrays by offloading code block requests (NJ, HP, GM), pp. 2007–2014.

ICSE-v2-2015-SchroederH0HLM #architecture #case study #design #evaluation #industrial #multi #product line #self

Design and Evaluation of a Customizable Multi-Domain Reference Architecture on Top of Product Lines of Self-Driving Heavy Vehicles — An Industrial Case Study (JS, DH, CB, CJH, LL, AM), pp. 189–198.

DATE-2014-ZuoloZMGICPOB #design #fine-grained #framework #named

SSDExplorer: A virtual platform for fine-grained design space exploration of Solid State Drives (LZ, CZ, RM, SG, MI, SDC, PP, PO, DB), pp. 1–6.

CHI-2014-HongMD #behaviour #framework

A smartphone-based sensing platform to model aggressive driving behaviors (JHH, BM, AKD), pp. 4047–4056.

CHI-2014-LeeJN #experience

Partially intelligent automobiles and driving experience at the moment of system transition (KJL, YKJ, CN), pp. 3631–3634.

CHI-2014-SoloveyZPRM #performance #using

Classifying driver workload using physiological and driving performance data: two field studies (ETS, MZ, EAGP, BR, BM), pp. 4057–4066.

DHM-2014-Li0ZHZ #case study #evaluation

Study on the Evaluation of Automotive Seat Comfort during Prolonged Simulated Driving (XL, LD, QXZ, HH, CZ), pp. 101–111.

DUXU-DP-2014-ShimizuINMHKWK #process

Consideration for Interpretation of Brain Activity Pattern during Car Driving Based on Human Movements (SS, HI, HN, FM, NH, SK, EW, SK), pp. 458–468.

HCI-AIMT-2014-ErikssonLSSK #interface #question

Can User-Paced, Menu-free Spoken Language Interfaces Improve Dual Task Handling While Driving? (AE, AL, AS, AS, KK), pp. 394–405.

HCI-AIMT-2014-JonssonD #interactive #performance #speech

Driving with a Speech Interaction System: Effect of Personality on Performance and Attitude of Driver (IMJ, ND), pp. 417–428.

LCT-TRE-2014-HafnerHO #artificial reality #physics #using

Experiencing Physical and Technical Phenomena in Schools Using Virtual Reality Driving Simulator (PH, VH, JO), pp. 50–61.

CASE-2013-ChaouiS13a #adaptation

Electrical sensorless adaptive control of permanent magnet synchronous machine drives (HC, PS), pp. 705–710.

SCAM-2013-MattsenCS #bound

Driving a sound static software analyzer with branch-and-bound (SM, PC, SS), pp. 63–68.

CSCW-2013-PertererSMWT

Come drive with me: an ethnographic study of driver-passenger pairs to inform future in-car assistance (NP, PS, AM, DW, MT), pp. 1539–1548.

DHM-SET-2013-KongZC #behaviour #predict #risk management

Personality and Attitudes as Predictors of Risky Driving Behavior: Evidence from Beijing Drivers (JK, KZ, XC), pp. 38–44.

DHM-SET-2013-MurataKEH #behaviour #metric #predict #using

Prediction of Drowsy Driving Using Behavioral Measures of Drivers — Change of Neck Bending Angle and Sitting Pressure Distribution (AM, TK, TE, TH), pp. 78–87.

DUXU-CXC-2013-Stevens #behaviour #gamification #how #social

How Gamification and Behavior Science Can Drive Social Change One Employee at a Time (SHS), pp. 597–601.

DUXU-NTE-2013-MarcusA #design #mobile #persuasion #user interface

The Driving Machine: Mobile UX Design That Combines Information Design with Persuasion Design (AM, SA), pp. 140–149.

DUXU-WM-2013-GotzeCKSB #concept #evaluation

Evaluation of a New Cockpit Color Concept under Mesopic Lighting for Urban Driving (MG, ASC, AK, TS, KB), pp. 359–366.

DUXU-WM-2013-Hsu #design

A Service Design on Driving Like Living (HPH), pp. 666–672.

HCI-AS-2013-HelmbrechtBV #adaptation #performance

Adaptations in Driving Efficiency with Electric Vehicles (MH, KB, RV), pp. 578–585.

HCI-AS-2013-RamsbrockVW

Exploring Electric Driving Pleasure — The BMW EV Pilot Projects (JR, RV, JW), pp. 621–630.

HCI-AS-2013-SonS #artificial reality

Single-Handed Driving System with Kinect (JPS, AS), pp. 631–639.

HIMI-HSM-2013-HiraokaTK #behaviour #parametricity

Proposal of Non-dimensional Parameter Indices to Evaluate Safe Driving Behavior (TH, ST, HK), pp. 470–479.

HIMI-HSM-2013-HorieT

Characteristics of Touch Panel Operation with Non-Dominant Hand in Car Driving Context (YH, TT), pp. 577–584.

HIMI-HSM-2013-ItohKMYYO #behaviour #comparison

Comparison of Cognitively Impaired, Healthy Non-Professional and Healthy Professional Driver Behavior on a Small and Low-Fidelity Driving Simulator (MI, MK, KM, KY, SY, MO), pp. 490–496.

SIGIR-2013-WangLYTWL

The impact of solid state drive on search engine cache management (JW, EL, MLY, JT, GW, XL), pp. 693–702.

ICSE-2013-PhamSS #commit #social #testing

Building test suites in social coding sites by leveraging drive-by commits (RP, LS, KS), pp. 1209–1212.

SOSP-2013-CoburnBSGS #transaction

From ARIES to MARS: transaction support for next-generation, solid-state drives (JC, TB, MS, RG, SS), pp. 197–212.

CASE-2012-KhanhTHH #fuzzy

FPGA-based fuzzy sliding mode control for sensorless PMSM drive (QNK, TDN, QNH, QPH), pp. 172–177.

CASE-2012-NishimuraKM

Pathway selection mechanism of a screw drive in-pipe robot in T-branches (TN, AK, SM), pp. 612–617.

CHI-2012-BrownL

The normal natural troubles of driving with GPS (BATB, EL), pp. 1621–1630.

CSCW-2012-KeeganGC #analysis #collaboration #editing #multi #network #statistics #wiki

Do editors or articles drive collaboration?: multilevel statistical network analysis of wikipedia coauthorship (BK, DG, NSC), pp. 427–436.

CIKM-2012-ThonangiB0 #concurrent

A practical concurrent index for solid-state drives (RT, SB, JY), pp. 1332–1341.

ICPR-2012-MatsuoK #behaviour #monitoring #predict

Prediction of drowsy driving by monitoring driver’s behavior (HM, AK), pp. 3390–3393.

ICPR-2012-MinouraW #behaviour

Driving support by estimating vehicle behavior (KM, TW), pp. 1144–1147.

ICPR-2012-MoriyamaAS #analysis #using

Face analysis of aggressive moods in automobile driving using mutual subspace method (TM, KA, NS), pp. 2898–2901.

SIGIR-2012-BaskayaKJ #interactive #simulation

Time drives interaction: simulating sessions in diverse searching environments (FB, HK, KJ), pp. 105–114.

SAC-2012-JeremicMBR #operating system

Operating system support for dynamic over-provisioning of solid state drives (NJ, GM, AB, JR), pp. 1753–1758.

SAC-2012-LeeLKKKS #implementation

An implementation study of a ghost drive: hidden file store in a filesystem (EL, JL, HK, KK, SRK, SYS), pp. 1796–1798.

SAC-2012-RahmanOMCA #development #mobile

Let EcoDrive be your guide: development of a mobile tool to reduce carbon footprint and promote green transport (FR, CO, KM, JC, SIA), pp. 519–524.

PLEASE-2012-BoffoliCCV #consistency #flexibility #process #product line

Driving flexibility and consistency of business processes by means of product-line engineering and decision tables (NB, DC, DC, GV), pp. 33–36.

OSDI-2012-RenzelmannKS #named #testing

SymDrive: Testing Drivers without Devices (MJR, AK, MMS), pp. 279–292.

DAC-2011-Topaloglu #3d #challenge #integration

Applications driving 3D integration and corresponding manufacturing challenges (ROT), pp. 220–223.

DATE-2011-PasettiCTSDSF

Characterization of an Intelligent Power Switch for LED driving with control of wiring parasitics effects (GP, NC, FT, RS, PD, SS, LF), pp. 1119–1120.

VLDB-2012-RohPKSL11 #optimisation #parallel

B+-tree Index Optimization by Exploiting Internal Parallelism of Flash-based Solid State Drives (HR, SP, SK, MS, SWL), pp. 286–297.

CSMR-2011-SilvaPAM #execution #on the

On the Use of Execution Trace Alignment for Driving Perfective Changes (LLS, KRP, SdA, MdAM), pp. 221–230.

CHI-2011-HarrisN

Emotion regulation for frustrating driving contexts (HH, CN), pp. 749–752.

CHI-2011-IqbalHJM #exclamation

Hang on a sec!: effects of proactive mediation of phone conversations while driving (STI, EH, YCJ, EM), pp. 463–472.

CHI-2011-MaratheS #question #what

What drives customization?: control or identity? (SM, SSS), pp. 781–790.

DHM-2011-WortelenL #approach #automation #behaviour #estimation

Less Driving While Driving? An Approach for the Estimation of Effects of Future Vehicle Automation Systems on Driver Behavior (BW, AL), pp. 523–532.

HCD-2011-HajekPJB #behaviour #multimodal

Influence of a Multimodal Assistance Supporting Anticipatory Driving on the Driving Behavior and Driver’s Acceptance (HH, DP, MJ, KB), pp. 217–226.

HCI-MIIE-2011-DambockKBB

The H-Metaphor as an Example for Cooperative Vehicle Driving (DD, MK, KB, HB), pp. 376–385.

HCI-MIIE-2011-KimDCH #behaviour #energy

Assessing the Effect of a Power-Flow Gauge on Driving Behaviors Affecting Energy Consumption (SHK, HD, EC, HH), pp. 411–417.

HCI-MIIE-2011-LimPJK #behaviour #experience

Driver’s Experience and Behavioral Patterns through the Observation of Commercial Vehicle Driving (YL, SP, ESJ, TK), pp. 426–434.

HCI-MIIE-2011-ParkCKK #interface #multimodal #optimisation

Multimodal Interface for Driving-Workload Optimization (HP, JC, HJK, KhK), pp. 452–461.

HIMI-v1-2011-TakahashiSHNIHKWK #analysis #process

Basic Study of Analysis of Human Brain Activities during Car Driving (NT, SS, YH, HN, HI, NH, SK, EW, SK), pp. 627–635.

IDGD-2011-YuSZ #analysis

Driving Distraction Analysis by ECG Signals: An Entropy Analysis (LY, XS, KZ), pp. 258–264.

CIKM-2011-DrosouP #database #named #recommendation

ReDRIVE: result-driven database exploration through recommendations (MD, EP), pp. 1547–1552.

KDD-2011-YuanZXS #physics

Driving with knowledge from the physical world (JY, YZ, XX, GS), pp. 316–324.

SAC-2011-JinKKHM #fine-grained

Sector log: fine-grained storage management for solid state drives (SJ, JHK, JK, JH, SM), pp. 360–367.

SAC-2011-WuW #framework

A data de-duplication access framework for solid state drives (CHW, HSW), pp. 600–604.

HPCA-2011-ChenLZ #memory management #parallel #performance

Essential roles of exploiting internal parallelism of flash memory based solid state drives in high-speed data processing (FC, RL, XZ), pp. 266–277.

QoSA-2010-ChauvelSCHM #adaptation #architecture #self #using

Using QoS-Contracts to Drive Architecture-Centric Self-adaptation (FC, HS, XC, GH, HM), pp. 102–118.

CASE-2010-BeyelerMN #automation #testing

Wafer-level inspection system for the automated testing of comb drive based MEMS sensors and actuators (FB, SM, BJN), pp. 698–703.

VLDB-2010-LiH0LY

Tree Indexing on Solid State Drives (YL, BH, JY, QL, KY), pp. 1195–1206.

CHI-2010-IqbalJH

Cars, calls, and cognition: investigating driving and divided attention (STI, YCJ, EH), pp. 1281–1290.

CHI-2010-JensenST #behaviour #navigation

Studying driver attention and behaviour for three configurations of GPS navigation in real traffic driving (BSJ, MBS, NT), pp. 1271–1280.

SEKE-2010-NunesBL #adaptation

An End-user Domain-specific Model to Drive Dynamic User Agents Adaptations (IN, SDJB, CJPdL), pp. 509–514.

SEKE-2010-PatelGS #effectiveness #maintenance #named #testing #web

TestDrive — A Cost Effective Way to Create and Maintain Test Scripts for Web Applications (SP, PG, PS), pp. 474–476.

SAC-2010-LoTLC #named #performance

Swap-before-hibernate: a time efficient method to suspend an OS to a flash drive (SWL, WsT, JgL, GsC), pp. 201–205.

HPDC-2010-ChardBK #case study #grid #resource management

High occupancy resource allocation for grid and cloud systems, a study with DRIVE (KC, KB, PK), pp. 73–84.

CASE-2009-KamarthiZB #health

Assessement of current health of hard disk drives (SK, AZ, YB), pp. 246–249.

SIGMOD-2009-TsirogiannisHSWG #query

Query processing techniques for solid state drives (DT, SH, MAS, JLW, GG), pp. 59–72.

ITiCSE-2009-BuendiaCB #approach #learning

An instructional approach to drive computer science courses through virtual learning environments (FB, JCC, JVB), pp. 6–10.

CHI-2009-BrumbySH #adaptation #constraints #how

Focus on driving: how cognitive constraints shape the adaptation of strategy when dialing while driving (DPB, DDS, AH), pp. 1629–1638.

CHI-2009-TakayamaSLWCNN #design #mobile

Bringing design considerations to the mobile phone and driving debate (LT, JAGS, BL, NW, AC, AN, CN), pp. 1643–1646.

DHM-2009-MihalyiDA #framework #modelling

A Contribution to Integrated Driver Modeling: A Coherent Framework for Modeling Both Non-routine and Routine Elements of the Driving Task (AM, BD, TA), pp. 433–442.

HCD-2009-KremsB #process

Driving and Situation Awareness: A Cognitive Model of Memory-Update Processes (JFK, MRKB), pp. 986–994.

HCD-2009-WallineL #design #experience #metric

Translating Subjective Data to Objective Measures to Drive Product Design and Experience (EKW, BL), pp. 351–356.

HCI-VAD-2009-SancarCITOE #case study #education #validation

Developing a Validation Methodology for Educational Driving Simulators and a Case Study (HS, KÇ, VI, GT, NO, UE), pp. 760–769.

IDGD-2009-Breuer #mobile #ubiquitous

Ubiquitous Society — Cultural Factors Driving Mobile Innovations and Adoption in Japan (HB), pp. 328–336.

IDGD-2009-ChavanAKK #how #mobile #women

How Mobile Money Can Drive Financial Inclusion for Women at the Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP) in Indian Urban Centers (ALC, SA, AK, PK), pp. 475–484.

CIKM-2009-DaM #named #optimisation #random

RS-Wrapper: random write optimization for solid state drive (DZ, XM), pp. 1457–1460.

RE-2009-CarvalloF #component #on the #process #requirements

On the Use of Requirements for Driving Call-for-Tender Processes for Procuring Coarse-grained OTS Components (JPC, XF), pp. 287–292.

SAC-2009-LeeBPCLN #configuration management #named #precise

CPS-SIM: configurable and accurate clock precision solid state drive simulator (JL, EB, HP, JC, DL, SHN), pp. 318–325.

SAC-2009-TanakaKTN #navigation #predict #using

A destination prediction method using driving contexts and trajectory for car navigation systems (KT, YK, TT, SN), pp. 190–195.

SIGMOD-2008-OConnell #algorithm #challenge #optimisation #streaming

Extreme streaming: business optimization driving algorithmic challenges (WO), pp. 13–14.

CHI-2008-NovNY #what

What drives content tagging: the case of photos on Flickr (ON, MN, CY), pp. 1097–1100.

SAC-2008-LeeZPH #evaluation #interactive #named #testing #visualisation

iVESTA: an interactive visualization and evaluation system for drive test data (YL, XZ, ASP, SH), pp. 1953–1957.

ASE-2007-CortellessaCMP #component #off the shelf #requirements

Driving the selection of cots components on the basis of system requirements (VC, IC, FM, PP), pp. 413–416.

CASE-2007-StaabSH #novel

The DOHELIX-Muscle: A Novel Technical Muscle for Bionic Robots and Actuating Drive Applications (HS, AS, CH), pp. 306–311.

DAC-2007-Ferguson

Autonomous Automobiles: Developing Cars That Drive Themselves (DF), p. 383.

DAC-2007-PimentelP #analysis

Experimental Jitter Analysis in a FlexCAN Based Drive-by-Wire Automotive Application (JRP, JP), pp. 290–293.

CHI-2007-BrumbyHS #constraints #trade-off

A cognitive constraint model of dual-task trade-offs in a highly dynamic driving task (DPB, AH, DDS), pp. 233–242.

CHI-2007-HuWNMI #testing #usability

Context & usability testing: user-modeled information presentation in easy and difficult driving conditions (JH, AW, CN, JDM, RI), pp. 1343–1346.

HIMI-IIE-2007-SatoA #analysis #behaviour

Analysis of Naturalistic Driving Behavior While Approaching an Intersection and Implications for Route Guidance Presentation (TS, MA), pp. 618–627.

ICEIS-AIDSS-2007-Prasad

Driving ahead: Joint enterprise-embedded computing in smart clouds, smart dust and intelligent automobiles (KVP), pp. 27–32.

ICEIS-DISI-2007-Prasad

Driving ahead: Joint enterprise-embedded computing in smart clouds, smart dust and intelligent automobiles (KVP), pp. 27–32.

ICEIS-EIS-2007-Prasad

Driving ahead: Joint enterprise-embedded computing in smart clouds, smart dust and intelligent automobiles (KVP), pp. 27–32.

ICEIS-HCI-2007-FariaBVR #framework #using

Platform to Drive an Intelligent Wheelchair Using Facial Expressions (PMF, RAMB, EV, LPR), pp. 164–169.

ICEIS-HCI-2007-Prasad

Driving ahead: Joint enterprise-embedded computing in smart clouds, smart dust and intelligent automobiles (KVP), pp. 27–32.

ICEIS-SAIC-2007-Prasad

Driving ahead: Joint enterprise-embedded computing in smart clouds, smart dust and intelligent automobiles (KVP), pp. 27–32.

OOPSLA-2007-BuytaertGHAEB #compilation #using

Using hpm-sampling to drive dynamic compilation (DB, AG, MH, MA, LE, KDB), pp. 553–568.

DATE-2006-HerkersdorfS #architecture #flexibility #named

AutoVision: flexible processor architecture for video-assisted driving (AH, WS), p. 556.

ITiCSE-2006-BirdC #learning #problem

Building a search engine to drive problem-based learning (SB, JRC), pp. 153–157.

ICEIS-J-2006-CostagliolaMF06a #simulation

A Simulation Environment to Assess Driving Performances while Interacting with On-board Telematics Systems (GC, SDM, FF), pp. 439–451.

ICPR-v3-2006-Xu #approach #artificial reality #gesture #network #recognition

A Neural Network Approach for Hand Gesture Recognition in Virtual Reality Driving Training System of SPG (DX), pp. 519–522.

OSDI-2006-ZhouCABEHNB #named #using

SafeDrive: Safe and Recoverable Extensions Using Language-Based Techniques (FZ, JC, ZRA, IB, RE, MH, GCN, EAB), pp. 45–60.

CHI-2005-SchneiderK

Calling while driving: effects of providing remote traffic context (MS, SBK), pp. 561–569.

ICSM-2004-Woodworth #metric #quality #using

Using Metrics to Drive Quality Improvements and Value — Company Wide (BW), p. 2.

RE-2003-Stoewer #exclamation #industrial

Modern Systems Engineering: A Driving Force for Industrial Competitivity! (HS), p. 6.

DAC-2002-ChenMB #configuration management #generative

A reconfigurable FPGA-based readback signal generator for hard-drive read channel simulator (JC, JM, KB), pp. 349–354.

ICSM-2002-Ben-Yaacov #quality

Driving Software Quality at a Silicon Valley High-Tech Software Company (GBY), p. 571.

PEPM-2002-SecherS #graph

From checking to inference via driving and dag grammars (JPS, MHS), pp. 41–51.

ICPR-v4-2002-LefaixMB #detection

Motion-Based Obstacle Detection and Tracking for Car Driving Assistance (GL, ÉM, PB), pp. 74–77.

CHI-2001-LaiCGT #comprehension #on the #speech #web

On the road and on the Web?: comprehension of synthetic and human speech while driving (JL, KC, PAG, OT), pp. 206–212.

ICEIS-v1-2001-Smirnov #concept #constraints #information management #network

Ontology-Drive Virtual Production Network Configuration: A Concept and Constraint-Object-Oriented Knowledge Management (AVS), pp. 345–352.

ICML-2001-HamerlyE #predict

Bayesian approaches to failure prediction for disk drives (GH, CE), pp. 202–209.

DAC-2000-KashyapK

A realizable driving point model for on-chip interconnect with inductance (CVK, BK), pp. 190–195.

OSDI-2000-LumbSGNR #towards

Towards Higher Disk Head Utilization: Extracting “Free” Bandwidth from Busy Disk Drives (CRL, JS, GRG, DN, ER), pp. 87–102.

HCI-CCAD-1999-Schneider-Hufschmidt #communication #design #integration #user interface

User interface design — the driving force for the integration of information and communication (MSH), pp. 14–17.

ICML-1998-RandlovA #learning #using

Learning to Drive a Bicycle Using Reinforcement Learning and Shaping (JR, PA), pp. 463–471.

DAC-1997-DagaS #design #interface #verification

Interface Timing Verification Drives System Design (AJD, PS), pp. 240–245.

PLILP-1994-GluckS #deduction

Partial Deduction and Driving are Equivalent (RG, MHS), pp. 165–181.

HPDC-1994-Stevens #multi

Multimedia Supercomputing: The Use of Supercomputers to Drive High-Performance Multimedia Systems and Virtual Environments (RS), p. 3.

POPL-1981-RamanathanS #development #modelling #problem

Modeling of Problem Domains for Driving Program Development Systems (JR, CJS), pp. 28–40.

ICSE-1976-BillawalaST #data type #multi #simulation

A Data Structure and Drive Mechanism for a Table-Driven Simulation System Employing Multilevel Structural Representations of Digital Systems (NB, SAS, EWT), pp. 151–157.