40 papers:
- KDD-2015-HouWGD #clustering #programming #rank
- Non-exhaustive, Overlapping Clustering via Low-Rank Semidefinite Programming (YH, JJW, DFG, ISD), pp. 427–436.
- OOPSLA-2015-DietrichHS #analysis #java #points-to
- Giga-scale exhaustive points-to analysis for Java in under a minute (JD, NH, BS), pp. 535–551.
- ICLP-2015-ElsawyZA #execution #revisited
- CHR Exhaustive Execution — Revisited (AE, AZ, SA).
- VMCAI-2015-ChristakisG #composition #image #memory management #parsing #proving #safety #testing #using
- Proving Memory Safety of the ANI Windows Image Parser Using Compositional Exhaustive Testing (MC, PG), pp. 373–392.
- CSCW-2014-SunXA
- Exhaustive search of puzzles in operational transformation (CS, YX, A), pp. 519–529.
- OOPSLA-2014-RosnerBPKAFK #bound #generative #hybrid #invariant
- Bounded exhaustive test input generation from hybrid invariants (NR, VSB, PP, SAK, NA, MFF, SK), pp. 655–674.
- LOPSTR-2014-ElsawyZA #execution #text-to-text
- Exhaustive Execution of CHR Through Source-to-Source Transformation (AE, AZ, SA), pp. 59–73.
- PLDI-2013-IsradisaikulM #pattern matching
- Reconciling exhaustive pattern matching with objects (CI, ACM), pp. 343–354.
- ICTSS-2013-HuangP #equivalence #modelling #testing
- Exhaustive Model-Based Equivalence Class Testing (WlH, JP), pp. 49–64.
- TAP-2012-BengoleaAMF #bound #test coverage #testing #using
- Using Coverage Criteria on RepOK to Reduce Bounded-Exhaustive Test Suites (VSB, NA, DM, MFF), pp. 19–34.
- ASE-2011-ParizekL #identification #traversal
- Identifying future field accesses in exhaustive state space traversal (PP, OL), pp. 93–102.
- DATE-2011-BarceloGBS #estimation #performance #scalability
- An efficient and scalable STA tool with direct path estimation and exhaustive sensitization vector exploration for optimal delay computation (SB, XG, SAB, JS), pp. 1602–1607.
- ICDAR-2011-NeumannM #image #locality #using
- Text Localization in Real-World Images Using Efficiently Pruned Exhaustive Search (LN, JM), pp. 687–691.
- ITiCSE-2011-CamachoM #learning #programming
- Facilitating learning dynamic programming through a previous introduction of exhaustive search (AC, AM), p. 355.
- ICEIS-v1-2011-BiniLSSA #algorithm
- Non-exhaustive Join Ordering Search Algorithms for LJQO (TAB, AL, MSS, FS, ECdA), pp. 151–156.
- TAP-2011-AguirreBFG #black box #bound #generative #test coverage #testing
- Incorporating Coverage Criteria in Bounded Exhaustive Black Box Test Generation of Structural Inputs (NA, VSB, MFF, JPG), pp. 15–32.
- STOC-2010-Williams #bound
- Improving exhaustive search implies superpolynomial lower bounds (RW), pp. 231–240.
- FASE-2009-JagannathLDM #bound #cost analysis #testing
- Reducing the Costs of Bounded-Exhaustive Testing (VJ, YYL, BD, DM), pp. 171–185.
- KDD-2009-DundarHBRR #case study #dataset #detection #learning #using
- Learning with a non-exhaustive training dataset: a case study: detection of bacteria cultures using optical-scattering technology (MD, EDH, AKB, JPR, BR), pp. 279–288.
- KDIR-2009-PaquetV #2d #3d #multi #product line #realtime
- Finding Protein Family Similarities in Real Time through Multiple 3D and 2D Representations, Indexing and Exhaustive Searching (EP, HLV), pp. 127–133.
- SAC-2009-NamakiBM #performance
- Exhaustion dominated performance: a first attempt (NN, AdB, SMC), pp. 1011–1012.
- CIAA-2007-BassinoDN #automaton #library
- : A Library to Randomly and Exhaustively Generate Automata (FB, JD, CN), pp. 303–305.
- PADL-2007-MorimotoTI #performance
- Instantly Turning a Naive Exhaustive Search into Three Efficient Searches with Pruning (TM, YT, HI), pp. 65–79.
- LICS-2007-Escardo #infinity #performance #set
- Infinite sets that admit fast exhaustive search (MHE), pp. 443–452.
- CIKM-2006-OgilvieL #evaluation #retrieval #xml
- Investigating the exhaustivity dimension in content-oriented XML element retrieval evaluation (PO, ML), pp. 84–93.
- KDD-2006-MorchenMU #generative #modelling #music #statistics
- Understandable models Of music collections based on exhaustive feature generation with temporal statistics (FM, IM, AU), pp. 882–891.
- CGO-2006-KulkarniWTD #optimisation #order
- Exhaustive Optimization Phase Order Space Exploration (PAK, DBW, GST, JWD), pp. 306–318.
- CAV-2005-NieuwenhuisO #difference #logic
- DPLL(T) with Exhaustive Theory Propagation and Its Application to Difference Logic (RN, AO), pp. 321–334.
- CIKM-2004-PiwowarskiL #consistency #evaluation #retrieval #xml
- Providing consistent and exhaustive relevance assessments for XML retrieval evaluation (BP, ML), pp. 361–370.
- ICPR-v3-2002-FitchKCK #performance #robust
- Fast Exhaustive Robust Matching (AJF, AK, WJC, JK), pp. 903–906.
- LOPSTR-1998-Rosenblueth #source code #using
- An Exhaustive-Search Method Using Layered Streams Obtained Through a Meta-Interpreter for Chain Programs (DAR), pp. 322–324.
- EDTC-1997-LaquaiRW #metric #performance #testing
- A production-oriented measurement method for fast and exhaustive Iddq tests (BL, HR, HW), pp. 279–286.
- DAC-1996-LiouLC #performance #pipes and filters #pseudo #testing
- Area Efficient Pipelined Pseudo-Exhaustive Testing with Retiming (HYL, TTYL, CKC), pp. 274–279.
- PLDI-1996-SreedharGL #analysis #data flow #framework #graph #incremental #using
- A New Framework for Exhaustive and Incremental Data Flow Analysis Using DJ Graphs (VCS, GRG, YFL), pp. 278–290.
- DAC-1993-SrinivasanGB #clustering #performance #pseudo #testing
- An Efficient Partitioning Strategy for Pseudo-Exhaustive Testing (RS, SKG, MAB), pp. 242–248.
- FPCA-1991-LeungM #lazy evaluation #reasoning
- Reasoning about Simple and Exhaustive Demand in Highter-Order Lazy Languages (AL, PM), pp. 328–351.
- PPoPP-1990-FuruichiTI #multi #source code
- A Multi-Level Load Balancing Scheme for OR-Parallel Exhaustive Search Programs on the Multi-PSI (MF, KT, NI), pp. 50–59.
- ICLP-1987-Ueda87 #source code
- Making Exhaustive Search Programs Deterministic, Part II (KU), pp. 356–375.
- ICLP-1986-Ueda86 #source code
- Making Exhaustive Search Programs Deterministic (KU), pp. 270–282.
- SCC-1982-KrummeA #code generation
- A Practical Method for Code Generation Based on Exhaustive Search (DWK, DHA), pp. 185–196.