Stem extrem$ (all stems)

124 papers:

DATE-2015-KunduBK #design #fault #testing

Fault diagnosis in designs with extreme low pin test data compressors (SK, PB, RK), pp. 1285–1288.

PLDI-2015-GonnordMR #ranking #synthesis #using

Synthesis of ranking functions using extremal counterexamples (LG, DM, GR), pp. 608–618.

STOC-2015-AbboudWY

Matching Triangles and Basing Hardness on an Extremely Popular Conjecture (AA, VVW, HY), pp. 41–50.

STOC-2015-Moitra #matrix

Super-resolution, Extremal Functions and the Condition Number of Vandermonde Matrices (AM), pp. 821–830.

DHM-EH-2015-GieserBM #artificial reality #gesture #realtime #recognition #using

Real-Time Static Gesture Recognition for Upper Extremity Rehabilitation Using the Leap Motion (SNG, AB, FM), pp. 144–154.

HCI-UC-2015-ChagasMFC #case study #challenge #community #experience #human-computer #optimisation #user interface

Prospecting HCI Challenges for Extreme Poverty Communities: Redefining and Optimizing User Experiences with Technology (DAC, CLBM, EF, CRMdC), pp. 281–290.

KDD-2015-NikolaevDGUGS #composition #evaluation #online

Extreme States Distribution Decomposition Method for Search Engine Online Evaluation (KN, AD, EG, AU, GG, PS), pp. 845–854.

SPLC-2015-WozniakC #how #product line

How automotive engineering is taking product line engineering to the extreme (LW, PC), pp. 327–336.

HPDC-2015-GamellTHMKCP

Exploring Failure Recovery for Stencil-based Applications at Extreme Scales (MG, KT, MAH, JM, HK, JC, MP), pp. 279–282.

CASE-2014-LeeJMC #framework #identification #recognition #robust

Iterative identification framework for robust hand-written digit recognition under extremely noisy conditions (HL, SJ, TM, NYC), pp. 728–733.

DAC-2014-HerrewegeV

Software Only, Extremely Compact, Keccak-based Secure PRNG on ARM Cortex-M (AVH, IV), p. 6.

DATE-2014-Torrellas #architecture #energy #performance

Extreme-scale computer architecture: Energy efficiency from the ground up‡ (JT), pp. 1–5.

HT-2014-AgarwalS #crawling #mining

A focused crawler for mining hate and extremism promoting videos on YouTube (SA, AS), pp. 294–296.

CSEET-2014-AkpolatS #gamification #programming #re-engineering #student #using

Enhancing software engineering student team engagement in a high-intensity extreme programming course using gamification (BSA, WS), pp. 149–153.

ITiCSE-2014-MI14a #principle #problem #using

Problem-solving using the extremality principle (JM, SI), pp. 87–92.

STOC-2014-GoldreichW #algorithm #on the

On derandomizing algorithms that err extremely rarely (OG, AW), pp. 109–118.

LATA-2014-DennunzioFM #combinator

Extremal Combinatorics of Reaction Systems (AD, EF, LM), pp. 297–307.

DHM-2014-YangZYHZL #design

Based on Upper Extremity Comfort ROM of Ergonomic Methods for Household Products Design (FY, QXZ, AY, HH, XZ, ZQL), pp. 167–173.

ICEIS-v3-2014-RamosV #agile #architecture #development #enterprise

Extreme Enterprise Architecture Planning (XEAP) — Extrapolating Agile Characteristics to the Development of Enterprise Architectures (HR, AV), pp. 376–383.

ICPR-2014-CaoHS #approach #classification #kernel #learning #multi

Optimization-Based Extreme Learning Machine with Multi-kernel Learning Approach for Classification (LlC, WbH, FS), pp. 3564–3569.

ICPR-2014-OuyangYLW #performance #robust

A FAST Extreme Illumination Robust Feature in Affine Space (PO, SY, LL, SW), pp. 2365–2370.

ICPR-2014-SunHJC #detection #image #network #robust

Robust Text Detection in Natural Scene Images by Generalized Color-Enhanced Contrasting Extremal Region and Neural Networks (LS, QH, WJ, KC), pp. 2715–2720.

ICPR-2014-TianLST #multi #segmentation

Scene Text Segmentation with Multi-level Maximally Stable Extremal Regions (ST, SL, BS, CLT), pp. 2703–2708.

ICPR-2014-TulyakovVSS #estimation #realtime #robust

Robust Real-Time Extreme Head Pose Estimation (ST, RLV, SS, NS), pp. 2263–2268.

KDD-2014-AbelsonVS

Targeting direct cash transfers to the extremely poor (BA, KRV, JS), pp. 1563–1572.

KDD-2014-PrabhuV #classification #learning #multi #named #performance

FastXML: a fast, accurate and stable tree-classifier for extreme multi-label learning (YP, MV), pp. 263–272.

KMIS-2014-WoitB #collaboration #consistency #development #process #programming

Commitment and Consistency in the Collaborative Software Development Process of Extreme Programming (DMW, KJB), pp. 375–381.

SAC-2014-RamosV #architecture #enterprise

eXtreme enterprise architecture planning (HR, AV), pp. 1417–1419.

HPDC-2014-WangZCLR #generative

Next generation job management systems for extreme-scale ensemble computing (KW, XZ, HC, ML, IR), pp. 111–114.

DAC-2013-GuCL #estimation #performance #validation

Efficient moment estimation with extremely small sample size via bayesian inference for analog/mixed-signal validation (CG, EC, XL), p. 7.

DAC-2013-StratigopoulosFCM #estimation #metric #multi #statistics #using

Multidimensional analog test metrics estimation using extreme value theory and statistical blockade (HGDS, PF, YC, FM), p. 7.

DATE-2013-CevreroEAILBS #estimation #performance

Fast and accurate BER estimation methodology for I/O links based on extreme value theory (AC, NEE, CA, PI, YL, AB, GIS), pp. 503–508.

DATE-2013-SchneiderP #adaptation #embedded

An extremely compact JPEG encoder for adaptive embedded systems (JS, SP), pp. 1063–1064.

ITiCSE-2013-VihavainenVLK #case study #experience

Massive increase in eager TAs: experiences from extreme apprenticeship-based CS1 (AV, TV, ML, JK), pp. 123–128.

DLT-2013-CurrieRS #sequence #word

Extremal Words in the Shift Orbit Closure of a Morphic Sequence (JDC, NR, KS), pp. 143–154.

HCI-AS-2013-KimAK #experience #game studies #interactive #mobile

Extreme Motion Based Interaction for Enhancing Mobile Game Experience (YK, JgA, GJK), pp. 249–257.

HIMI-D-2013-ManiwaKSA

Changes in Posture of the Upper Extremity Through the Use of Various Sizes of Tablets and Characters (HM, KK, SS, TA), pp. 89–96.

KDD-2013-WangDYWCSI #clustering #data mining #framework #identification #mining #towards

Towards long-lead forecasting of extreme flood events: a data mining framework for precipitation cluster precursors identification (DW, WD, KY, XW, PC, DLS, SI), pp. 1285–1293.

SEKE-2013-JanesMSS #analysis #problem #programming #requirements

Domain Analysis in Combination with Extreme Programming toAddress Requirements Volatility Problems (S) (AJ, SM, AS, GS), pp. 226–231.

SAC-2013-AbdallahHA #approach #design #quantifier

Quantified extreme scenario based design approach (AA, RH, MAA), pp. 1117–1122.

QoSA-2012-Montresor #challenge #design #distributed

Designing extreme distributed systems: challenges and opportunities (AM), pp. 1–2.

CASE-2012-HeZWZ #identification #using

Identification of dynamic posture in lower extremity using optical fiber sensor (CH, XZ, YW, ZZ), pp. 1057–1060.

WRLA-2012-FadlisyahOA #analysis #formal method #modelling

Formal Modeling and Analysis of Human Body Exposure to Extreme Heat in HI-Maude (MF, PCÖ, EÁ), pp. 139–161.

ICML-2012-LiuL #modelling #multi #named

Sparse-GEV: Sparse Latent Space Model for Multivariate Extreme Value Time Serie Modeling (YL, MTB, HL), p. 156.

ICPR-2012-LiVBB #clustering #learning #using

Feature learning using Generalized Extreme Value distribution based K-means clustering (ZL, OV, HB, RB), pp. 1538–1541.

DATE-2011-BeutelBFKZT #named

X-SENSE: Sensing in extreme environments (JB, BB, FF, MK, MZ, LT), pp. 1460–1465.

CSEET-2011-JiS #programming

Comparing extreme programming and Waterfall project results (FJ, TS), pp. 482–486.

ITiCSE-2011-VihavainenPLK #scalability

Extreme apprenticeship method: key practices and upward scalability (AV, MP, ML, JK), pp. 273–277.

DHM-2011-QinTD #type system #using

The Upper Extremity Loading during Typing Using One, Two and Three Fingers (JQ, MT, JTD), pp. 178–185.

DHM-2011-SchieferKOHE #3d #metric

3D Human Motion Capturing Based Only on Acceleration and Angular Rate Measurement for Low Extremities (CS, TK, EO, IH, RPE), pp. 195–203.

HPDC-2011-LofsteadPGKSOWL

Six degrees of scientific data: reading patterns for extreme scale science IO (JFL, MP, GAG, SK, KS, RO, MW, QL), pp. 49–60.

VMCAI-2011-ChadhaSV #automaton #probability

Probabilistic Büchi Automata with Non-extremal Acceptance Thresholds (RC, APS, MV), pp. 103–117.

SIGMOD-2010-CampbellKE #sql

Extreme scale with full SQL language support in microsoft SQL Azure (DGC, GK, NE), pp. 1021–1024.

ICSM-2010-BrantRPP #c# #delphi #maintenance

Extreme maintenance: Transforming Delphi into C# (JB, DR, BP, JP), pp. 1–8.

DLT-2010-RestivoV #automaton

Automata with Extremal Minimality Conditions (AR, RV), pp. 399–410.

ICPR-2010-DonoserRB10a

Shape Guided Maximally Stable Extremal Region (MSER) Tracking (MD, HR, HB), pp. 1800–1803.

KDD-2010-AttenbergP #classification #learning #modelling #why

Why label when you can search?: alternatives to active learning for applying human resources to build classification models under extreme class imbalance (JA, FJP), pp. 423–432.

KDIR-2010-ParviainenRML #approximate #infinity #learning #network

Interpreting Extreme Learning Machine as an Approximation to an Infinite Neural Network (EP, JR, YM, AL), pp. 65–73.

HPCA-2010-TorrellasGSMO #challenge

Extreme scale computing: Challenges and opportunities (JT, BG, VS, JHM, KO), p. 1.

PPoPP-2010-TorrellasGMOS #challenge

Extreme scale computing: challenges and opportunities (JT, BG, JHM, KO, VS), pp. 101–102.

DATE-2009-HolstW #algorithm

A diagnosis algorithm for extreme space compaction (SH, HJW), pp. 1355–1360.

SIGMOD-2009-NicaBH #query #visualisation

Extreme visualisation of query optimizer search space (AN, DSB, DWH), pp. 1067–1070.

ICSM-2009-SteffenJWM #design #maintenance #modelling

Maintenance, or the 3rd dimension of eXtreme model-driven design (BS, SJ, CW, TMS), pp. 483–486.

CIAA-2009-CastiglioneRS #algorithm #on the

On Extremal Cases of Hopcroft’s Algorithm (GC, AR, MS), pp. 14–23.

SAC-2009-CerutiDTPDTLMAFRLE #communication #gesture #recognition

Wireless communication glove apparatus for motion tracking, gesture recognition, data transmission, and reception in extreme environments (MGC, VVD, NXT, HVP, LD, TAT, GL, EWM, OA, SF, GJR, RL, JE), pp. 172–176.

ASE-2008-RuengmeeFBRL #aspect-oriented #editing #programming #usability

XE (eXtreme Editor) — Bridging the Aspect-Oriented Programming Usability Gap (WR, RSSF, SKB, DFR, CVL), pp. 435–438.

DAC-2008-LeeJCHKKK #power management

Applying passive RFID system to wireless headphones for extreme low power consumption (JGL, DJ, JC, SH, JKK, JK, SWK), pp. 486–491.

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

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

SIGMOD-2008-Ramaswamy #data mining #mining

Extreme data mining (SR), pp. 1–2.

SIGMOD-2008-Shneiderman #visualisation

Extreme visualization: squeezing a billion records into a million pixels (BS), pp. 3–12.

ITiCSE-2008-MurphyPK #approach #distance #education #learning #programming

A distance learning approach to teaching eXtreme programming (CM, DBP, GEK), pp. 199–203.

ICALP-A-2008-FominV #combinator

Treewidth Computation and Extremal Combinatorics (FVF, YV), pp. 210–221.

ICEIS-ISAS2-2008-FernandesAS #performance #programming #release planning

An Extreme Programming Release Plan that Maximizes Business Performance (MCF, AJA, EAS), pp. 12–22.

CIKM-2008-FormanK #classification #feature model #performance

Extremely fast text feature extraction for classification and indexing (GF, EK), pp. 1221–1230.

SEKE-2008-Tagliati #architecture #component

Component Based Architectures for eXtreme Transacion Processing (LVT), pp. 679–684.

ICSE-2008-StapelLK #design #programming

Best practices in extreme programming course design (KS, DL, EK), pp. 769–776.

DocEng-2007-Church

Bank notes: extreme doceng (SC), p. 92.

VLDB-2007-WuJ #set

A Bayesian Method for Guessing the Extreme Values in a Data Set (MW, CJ), pp. 471–482.

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

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

SIGMOD-2006-SilbersteinMY #energy #monitoring #network

Energy-efficient monitoring of extreme values in sensor networks (AS, KM, JY), pp. 169–180.

ICSE-2006-LiHSL #programming #release planning

A risk-driven method for eXtreme programming release planning (ML, MH, FS, JL), pp. 423–430.

CSEET-2005-Tomayko #education #programming

Teaching eXtreme Programming Remotely (JET), pp. 17–24.

ITiCSE-2005-LoftusR #learning #programming #question

Extreme programming promotes extreme learning? (CWL, MR), pp. 311–315.

KDD-2005-Kolcz #classification #naive bayes

Local sparsity control for naive Bayes with extreme misclassification costs (AK), pp. 128–137.

OOPSLA-2005-Vanderburg #agile #process #programming

A simple model of agile software processes — or — extreme programming annealed (GV), pp. 539–545.

SAC-2005-PaigeCMS #programming

High-integrity extreme programming (RFP, HC, JAM, ZRS), pp. 1518–1523.

SAC-2005-VarmaAPT #automation #migration

NextGen eXtreme porting: structured by automation (PV, AA, DPP, BT), pp. 1511–1517.

ICSE-2005-Woit #case study #interactive #programming #requirements

Requirements interaction management in an eXtreme programming environment: a case study (DMW), pp. 489–494.

DATE-v1-2004-PiguetGHOS #logic #power management

Extremely Low-Power Logic (CP, JG, CH, IO, US), pp. 656–663.

CC-2004-OzerNG #approximate #probability #using

Stochastic Bit-Width Approximation Using Extreme Value Theory for Customizable Processors (EÖ, AN, DG), pp. 250–264.

CSEET-2003-HazzanD #development #education #programming

Teaching a Software Development Methodology: The Case of Extreme Programming (OH, YD), pp. 176–184.

ITiCSE-2003-HollowayR #development #programming #student #using

Development of a MLE by students for students using extreme programming techniques (JH, MR), p. 225.

SOFTVIS-2003-ZhouSC #analysis #graph #visualisation

Graph Visualization for the Analysis of the Structure and Dynamics of Extreme-Scale Supercomputers (CZ, KLS, TPC), pp. 143–149.

SIGAda-2003-AmeyC #programming #verification

Static verification and extreme programming (PA, RC), pp. 4–9.

SEKE-2003-LetelierCS #development #programming

Working with Extreme Programming in a Software Development Laboratory (PL, JHCC, EAS), pp. 612–615.

ICSE-2003-HedinBM #programming #re-engineering

Introducing Software Engineering by means of Extreme Programming (GH, LB, BM), pp. 586–593.

ICSE-2003-SchneiderJ #education #perspective #programming

eXtreme Programming at Universities — An Educational Perspective (JGS, LJ), pp. 594–601.

CSEET-2002-ShuklaW #adaptation #programming #re-engineering

Adapting Extreme Programming for a Core Software Engineering Course (AS, LAW), pp. 184–191.

CSCW-2002-JonesH #coordination #distributed #using

Extreme work teams: using SWAT teams as a model for coordinating distributed robots (HJ, PJH), pp. 372–381.

ICPR-v3-2002-MeshoulB #estimation

Ant Colony System with Extremal Dynamics for Point Matching and Pose Estimation (SM, MB), pp. 823–826.

SEKE-2002-KarlstromR #programming

Decision support for extreme programming introduction and practice selection (DK, PR), pp. 835–841.

RE-2002-NawrockiJWW #programming #requirements

Extreme Programming Modified: Embrace Requirements Engineering Practices (JRN, MJ, BW, AW), pp. 303–310.

ICSE-2002-ElssamadisyS #programming #smell

Recognizing and responding to “bad smells” in extreme programming (AE, GS), pp. 617–622.

ICSE-2002-Newkirk #agile #process #programming

Introduction to agile processes and extreme programming (JN), pp. 695–696.

ICSM-2001-PooleMHH #maintenance

Extreme Maintenance (CJP, TM, JWH, AH), p. 301–?.

WCRE-2001-Deursen #comprehension #programming #risk management

Program Comprehension Risks and Opportunities in Extreme Programming (AvD), p. 176–?.

TOOLS-USA-2001-Tracz #architecture

Extreme Architecting: Surviving the Architectural View Zoo (WT), p. 382.

RE-2001-Greenspan #question #requirements #what

Extreme RE: What If There Is No Time for Requirements Engineering? (SJG), pp. 282–285.

ICSE-2001-MullerT #case study #programming

Case Study: Extreme Programming in a University Environment (MMM, WFT), pp. 537–544.

VLDB-2000-PereiraFLS #web

Publish/Subscribe on the Web at Extreme Speed (JLMP, FF, FL, RPP, KAR, DS), pp. 627–630.

TOOLS-USA-2000-McBreen #lessons learnt #programming

Applying the Lessons of eXtreme Programming [Abstract] (PM), pp. 421–422.

TOOLS-USA-2000-McBreen00a #lessons learnt #programming

Applying the Lessons of eXtreme Programming (PM), pp. 423–430.

TOOLS-EUROPE-1999-Beck #programming

Extreme Programming (KB), p. 411.

ESEC-FSE-1999-Beck #development #programming

Extreme Programming: A Discipline of Software Development (KB), p. 1.

DAC-1998-QiuWP #estimation #order #statistics #using

Maximum Power Estimation Using the Limiting Distributions of Extreme Order Statistics (QQ, QW, MP), pp. 684–689.

FASE-1998-Beck #development #programming

Extreme Programming: A Humanistic Discipline of Software Development (KB), pp. 1–6.

HCI-CC-1997-PeperHS #assessment #how

How to Use Applied Psychophysiology/Biofeedback in the Prevention and Assessment of Upper Extremity Musculoskeletal Disorders (EP, RH, DMS), pp. 551–554.

HCI-SEC-1997-LathanN #performance #quantifier

Quantification of Human Performance in Extreme Environments (CEL, DJN), pp. 1005–1008.

STOC-1996-BabaiGKRSW #bound #graph #source code

Extremal Bipartite Graphs and Superpolynomial Lower Bounds for Monotone Span Programs (LB, AG, JK, LR, TS, AW), pp. 603–611.

JICSLP-1996-CholewinskiT #logic programming #problem

Extremal Problems in Logic Programming and Stable Model Computation (PC, MT), pp. 408–422.

DAC-1995-NajmZ #process #worst-case

Extreme Delay Sensitivity and the Worst-Case Switching Activity in VLSI Circuits (FNN, MYZ), pp. 623–627.

ICALP-1991-BernEY

The Expected Extremes in a Delaunay Triangulation (MWB, DE, FFY), pp. 674–685.

STOC-1983-Pnueli #algorithm #on the #probability

On the Extremely Fair Treatment of Probabilistic Algorithms (AP), pp. 278–290.

STOC-1982-BoyceDDG

Finding Extremal Polygons (JEB, DPD, RL(DI, LJG), pp. 282–289.