103 papers:
- HCI-DE-2015-ChamunZMOS #approach #design #documentation #what
- What About Document Folding? User Impressions and a Design Approach (RC, AdCAZ, IHM, JBSdO, MSS), pp. 307–319.
- CASE-2014-FeltonTW #self
- Mechanically programmed self-folding at the millimeter scale (SMF, MTT, RJW), pp. 1232–1237.
- DAC-2014-JungSWPL #3d #on the #perspective
- On Enhancing Power Benefits in 3D ICs: Block Folding and Bonding Styles Perspective (MJ, TS, YW, YP, SKL), p. 6.
- DAC-2014-XueQBYT #analysis #framework #manycore #scalability
- Disease Diagnosis-on-a-Chip: Large Scale Networks-on-Chip based Multicore Platform for Protein Folding Analysis (YX, ZQ, PB, FY, CYT), p. 6.
- ICFP-2014-GibbonsW #domain-specific language #functional
- Folding domain-specific languages: deep and shallow embeddings (functional Pearl) (JG, NW), pp. 339–347.
- ISMM-2014-CliffordPST
- Allocation folding based on dominance (DC, HP, MS, BT), pp. 15–24.
- DATE-2013-DimitrakopoulosGNK #multi
- Switch folding: network-on-chip routers with time-multiplexed output ports (GD, NG, CN, EK), pp. 344–349.
- SIGMOD-2013-ChengHWF #graph #named #query #reachability #scalability
- TF-Label: a topological-folding labeling scheme for reachability querying in a large graph (JC, SH, HW, AWCF), pp. 193–204.
- SAC-2013-NardelliTB #behaviour
- Cross-lattice behavior of general ACO folding for proteins in the HP model (MN, LT, AB), pp. 1320–1327.
- CC-2013-SiegelS #analysis #named
- FESA: Fold- and Expand-Based Shape Analysis (HS, AS), pp. 82–101.
- HPDC-2013-Shaw #named #simulation
- Anton: a special-purpose machine that achieves a hundred-fold speedup in biomolecular simulations (DES), pp. 129–130.
- WRLA-J-2010-EscobarSM12 #termination
- Folding variant narrowing and optimal variant termination (SE, RS, JM), pp. 898–928.
- SCAM-2012-MurakamiHHIK #clone detection #detection
- Folding Repeated Instructions for Improving Token-Based Code Clone Detection (HM, KH, YH, HI, SK), pp. 64–73.
- STOC-2012-GuruswamiX
- Folded codes from function field towers and improved optimal rate list decoding (VG, CX), pp. 339–350.
- ICPR-2012-AskKA #equation #performance #polynomial #symmetry
- Exploiting p-fold symmetries for faster polynomial equation solving (EA, YK, KÅ), pp. 3232–3235.
- MLDM-2012-SinghCS #approach #hybrid #performance #recognition #using
- A Hybrid Approach to Increase the Performance of Protein Folding Recognition Using Support Vector Machines (LS, GC, DS), pp. 660–668.
- SAT-2012-GaneshOSDRS #named #problem #satisfiability
- Lynx: A Programmatic SAT Solver for the RNA-Folding Problem (VG, CWO, MS, SD, MCR, ASL), pp. 143–156.
- CHI-2011-ChiuLC #documentation #gesture #modelling #multi #symmetry
- Multi-touch document folding: gesture models, fold directions and symmetries (PC, CL, FC), pp. 1591–1600.
- HCD-2011-HumayounDC #agile #design #development #framework #integration
- A Three-Fold Integration Framework to Incorporate User-Centered Design into Agile Software Development (SRH, YD, TC), pp. 55–64.
- ICML-2011-PengHMU #set
- Convex Max-Product over Compact Sets for Protein Folding (JP, TH, DAM, RU), pp. 729–736.
- LOPSTR-2011-Seki #logic programming #proving #source code
- Proving Properties of Co-Logic Programs by Unfold/Fold Transformations (HS), pp. 205–220.
- WRLA-2010-EscobarSM #termination
- Folding Variant Narrowing and Optimal Variant Termination (SE, RS, JM), pp. 52–68.
- PEPM-2010-AlpuenteBBF #framework
- A fold/unfold transformation framework for rewrite theories extended to CCT (MA, DB, MB, MF), pp. 43–52.
- LOPSTR-2010-Seki #induction #on the #proving
- On Inductive Proofs by Extended Unfold/Fold Transformation Rules (HS), pp. 117–132.
- LDTA-2010-JohnstoneS
- Tear-Insert-Fold grammars (AJ, ES), p. 6.
- HPDC-2010-KimHMAJ #distributed #energy #scalability #using
- Exploring the RNA folding energy landscape using scalable distributed cyberinfrastructure (JK, WH, SM, FAE, SJ), pp. 477–488.
- DAC-2009-HagiescuWBR
- A computing origami: folding streams in FPGAs (AH, WFW, DFB, RMR), pp. 282–287.
- STOC-2009-Guruswami #morphism
- Artin automorphisms, cyclotomic function fields, and folded list-decodable codes (VG), pp. 23–32.
- MLDM-2009-LoglisciM #mining #multi
- Mining Multiple Level Non-redundant Association Rules through Two-Fold Pruning of Redundancies (CL, DM), pp. 251–265.
- LOPSTR-2009-Seki #induction #on the #proving
- On Inductive and Coinductive Proofs via Unfold/Fold Transformations (HS), pp. 82–96.
- SAC-2009-IdaT #algebra #graph grammar
- Origami fold as algebraic graph rewriting (TI, HT), pp. 1132–1137.
- FLOPS-2008-AlvezL #semantics
- A Generalization of the Folding Rule for the Clark-Kunen Semantics (JÁ, PL), pp. 180–194.
- CHI-2008-ElmqvistHRF #interactive #multi #named
- Melange: space folding for multi-focus interaction (NE, NH, YR, JDF), pp. 1333–1342.
- ICPR-2008-KuksaHP #detection #kernel #performance
- Fast protein homology and fold detection with sparse spatial sample kernels (PPK, PHH, VP), pp. 1–4.
- ICLP-2008-SenniPP #algorithm #constraints #logic programming #source code
- A Folding Algorithm for Eliminating Existential Variables from Constraint Logic Programs (VS, AP, MP), pp. 284–300.
- DHM-2007-LiWW
- The Effects of the False Vocal Fold Gaps in a Model of the Larynx on Pressures Distributions and Flows (SL, MW, SW), pp. 147–156.
- ICPR-v3-2006-BouchaffraT #markov #recognition #using
- Protein Fold Recognition using a Structural Hidden Markov Model (DB, JT), pp. 186–189.
- ICML-2005-IeWNL #adaptation #multi #recognition #using
- Multi-class protein fold recognition using adaptive codes (EI, JW, WSN, CSL), pp. 329–336.
- ICML-2005-LiuXC #graph #predict #using
- Predicting protein folds with structural repeats using a chain graph model (YL, EPX, JGC), pp. 513–520.
- ICALP-2004-FuW #algorithm
- A 2O(n1-(1/d)log n) Time Algorithm for d-Dimensional Protein Folding in the HP-Model (BF, WW), pp. 630–644.
- PDCL-2004-RoychoudhuryR #automation #concurrent #verification
- Unfold/Fold Transformations for Automated Verification of Parameterized Concurrent Systems (AR, CRR), pp. 261–290.
- ICLP-2004-PaluDF #simulation
- Protein Folding Simulation in CCP (ADP, AD, FF), pp. 452–453.
- ICDAR-2003-ShimanukiKW #process #recognition
- Recognition of Folding Process from Origami Drill Books (HS, JK, TW), pp. 550–554.
- LOPSTR-2003-WeberC
- Constructively Characterizing Fold and Unfold (TW, JLC), pp. 110–127.
- ICLP-2003-Rosenblueth
- A Distinct-Head Folding Rule (DAR), pp. 505–506.
- DAC-2002-BadarogluTDWMVG #optimisation #reduction #using
- Clock tree optimization in synchronous CMOS digital circuits for substrate noise reduction using folding of supply current transients (MB, KT, SD, PW, HDM, IV, GGEG), pp. 399–404.
- AFP-2002-BirdG02
- Arithmetic Coding with Folds and Unfolds (RSB, JG), pp. 1–26.
- WCRE-2001-KullbachR #approach #comprehension #named
- Folding: An Approach to Enable Program Understanding of Preprocessed Languages (BK, VR), pp. 3–12.
- MLDM-2001-MottlDSKM #classification #pattern matching #pattern recognition #recognition
- Featureless Pattern Recognition in an Imaginary Hilbert Space and Its Application to Protein Fold Classification (VM, SD, OS, CAK, IBM), pp. 322–336.
- PPDP-2001-TurbakW
- Cycle Therapy: A Prescription for Fold and Unfold on Regular Trees (FAT, JBW), pp. 137–149.
- HPDC-2001-NatrajanFHGWCB #case study #experience #grid #using
- Studying Protein Folding on the Grid: Experiences Using CHARMM on NPACI Resources under Legion (AN, ADF, MAH, ASG, NWD, MC, CLBI), pp. 14–21.
- CL-2000-PettorossiP #model checking
- Perfect Model Checking via Unfold/Fold Transformations (AP, MP), pp. 613–628.
- ICALP-1999-Clote #markov
- Protein Folding, the Levinthal Paradox and Rapidly Mixing Markov Chains (PC), pp. 240–249.
- PPDP-1999-RoychoudhuryKRR #framework #logic programming #source code
- A Parameterized Unfold/Fold Transformation Framework for Definite Logic Programs (AR, KNK, CRR, IVR), pp. 396–413.
- ICLP-1999-RoychoudhuryKR #logic programming #source code
- Generalized Unfold/fold Transformation Systems for Normal Logic Programs (AR, KNK, IVR), p. 616.
- SAS-1998-Gouranton #case study #semantics #slicing
- Deriving Analysers by Folding/Unfolding of Natural Semantics and a Case Study: Slicing (VG), pp. 115–133.
- STOC-1998-CrescenziGPPY #complexity #on the
- On the Complexity of Protein Folding (Extended Abstract) (PC, DG, CHP, AP, MY), pp. 597–603.
- ICFP-1998-Hutton #semantics
- Fold and Unfold for Program Semantics (GH), pp. 280–288.
- IFL-1998-Scholz #benchmark #case study #metric
- A Case Study: Effects of WITH-Loop-Folding on the NAS Benchmark MG in SAC (SBS), pp. 216–228.
- ICPR-1998-KatoWNGK #approach #modelling #process
- A model-based approach for recognizing folding process of origami (JK, TW, TN, LG, HK), pp. 1808–1811.
- DAC-1997-KimC #synthesis #using
- Power-conscious High Level Synthesis Using Loop Folding (DK, KC), pp. 441–445.
- DAC-1997-KimK #algorithm #design #layout #performance
- An Efficient Transistor Folding Algorithm for Row-Based CMOS Layout Design (JK, SMK), pp. 456–459.
- ICDAR-1997-KatoWN #recognition
- Recognition of Essential Folding Operations: A Step for Interpreting Illustrated Books of Origami (JK, TW, TN), pp. 81–85.
- ICFP-1997-KrasnogorLMP #functional #programming
- Protien Folding meets Functional Programming (NK, PEML, PM, DAP), p. 313.
- ICFP-1997-KrasnogorLMP97a #modelling #string
- Modelling String Folding with G2L Grammars (NK, PEML, PM, DAP), p. 314.
- IFL-1997-Scholz #array
- WITH-Loop-Folding in SAC — Condensing Consecutive Array Operations (SBS), pp. 72–91.
- ALP-1997-AlpuenteFMV
- Safe Folding/Unfolding with Conditional Narrowing (MA, MF, GM, GV), pp. 1–15.
- ICALP-1996-PatersonP #complexity #on the #string
- On the Complexity of String Folding (MP, TMP), pp. 658–669.
- LOPSTR-1996-PettorossiPR #deduction
- Enhancing Partial Deduction via Unfold/Fold Rules (AP, MP, SR), pp. 146–168.
- PLILP-1996-FrancescoS #concurrent #process
- Unfold/Fold Transformations of Concurrent Processes (NDF, AS), pp. 167–181.
- JICSLP-1996-LeuschelSW #concept #deduction #integration #towards
- A Conceptual Embedding of Folding into Partial Deduction: Towards a Maximal Integration (ML, DDS, DAdW), pp. 319–332.
- STOC-1995-HartI #performance
- Fast protein folding in the hydrophobic-hydrophilic model within three-eights of optimal (Extended Abstract) (WEH, SI), pp. 157–168.
- AFP-1995-MeijerJ95 #functional #monad #programming
- Merging Monads and Folds for Functional Programming (EM, JJ), pp. 228–266.
- FPCA-1995-MeijerH #exponential
- Bananas in Space: Extending Fold and Unfold to Exponential Types (EM, GH), pp. 324–333.
- ICML-1995-CrawH #network #refinement
- Protein Folding: Symbolic Refinement Competes with Neural Networks (SC, PH), pp. 133–141.
- ALP-1994-BossiC #termination
- Preserving Universal Termination through Unfold/Fold (AB, NC), pp. 269–286.
- LOPSTR-1994-BossiE #semantics #source code
- More on Unfold/Fold Transformations of Normal Programs: Preservation of Fitting’s Semantics (AB, SE), pp. 311–331.
- PLILP-1994-Bsaies #implementation #synthesis
- Implementing the Synthesis of Properties in Unfold/Fold Transformations (KB), pp. 459–460.
- PLILP-1994-GergatsoulisK #source code
- Unfold/Fold Transformations For Definite Clause Programs (MG, MK), pp. 340–354.
- SAC-1994-Li #equivalence #graph #on the
- On the equivalence of pull-up transistor assignment in PLA folding and distribution graph (WNL), pp. 374–378.
- FPCA-1993-SheardF
- A Fold for All Seasons (TS, LF), pp. 233–242.
- LOPSTR-1993-ProiettiP #proving #source code #synthesis
- Synthesis of Programs from Unfold/Fold Proofs (MP, AP), pp. 141–158.
- PLILP-1992-Alexandre #logic programming #source code
- A technique for Transforming Logic Programs by Fold-Unfold Transformations (FA), pp. 202–216.
- PLILP-1992-Amtoft #termination
- Unfold/fold Transformations Preserving Termination Properties (TA), pp. 187–201.
- PLILP-1992-BossiCE #on the
- On Safe Folding (AB, NC, SE), pp. 172–186.
- PLILP-1991-ProiettiP #logic programming #named #order #source code
- Unfolding — Definition — Folding, in this Order, for Avaoiding Unnecessary Variables in Logic Programs (MP, AP), pp. 347–358.
- DAC-1990-WeyDC #design
- Design of Repairable and Fully Diagnosable Folded PLAs for Yield Enhancement (CLW, JD, TYC), pp. 327–332.
- ESOP-1990-NielsonN #exclamation #for free
- Eureka Definitions for Free! or Disagreement Points for Fold/Unford Transformations (HRN, FN), pp. 291–305.
- ALP-1990-Sato #equivalence #first-order
- An Equivalence Preserving First Order Unfold/fold Transformation System (TS), pp. 173–188.
- DAC-1989-LinDY #2d #layout #matrix #synthesis
- Gate Matrix Layout Synthesis with Two-Dimensional Folding (IL, DHCD, SHCY), pp. 37–42.
- PLDI-1988-Debray #logic programming #optimisation #source code
- Unfold/Fold Transformations and Loop Optimization of Logic Programs (SKD), pp. 297–307.
- DAC-1987-LursinsapG
- Improving a PLA Area by Pull-Up Transistor Folding (CL, DG), pp. 608–614.
- ICLP-1987-KanamoriH87 #logic programming #source code
- Construction of Logic Programs Based on Generalized Unfold/Fold Rules (TK, KH), pp. 744–768.
- DAC-1985-KuoCH #algorithm #heuristic
- A heuristic algorithm for PLA block folding (YSK, CC, TCH), pp. 744–747.
- DAC-1984-LewandowskiL #algorithm #bound #branch
- A branch and bound algorithm for optimal pla folding (JLL, CLL), pp. 426–433.
- ILPC-1984-TamakiS84 #logic programming #source code
- Unfold/Fold Transformation of Logic Programs (HT, TS), pp. 127–138.
- DAC-1983-LiuA #bound
- Bounds on the saved area ratio due to PLA folding (WL, DEA), pp. 538–544.
- DAC-1983-MicheliS #array #logic #multi #named #programmable
- PLEASURE: a computer program for simple/multiple constrained/unconstrained folding of Programmable Logic Arrays (GDM, ALSV), pp. 530–537.
- DAC-1982-EganL
- Optimal bipartite folding of PLA (JRE, CLL), pp. 141–146.
- DAC-1982-Grass #algorithm #bound
- A depth-first branch-and-bound algorithm for optimal PLA folding (WG), pp. 133–140.
- DAC-1982-HachtelNS #array #logic #programmable
- Techniques for programmable logic array folding (GDH, ARN, ALSV), pp. 147–155.
- DAC-1981-SuwaK
- A computer-aided-design system for segmented-folded PLA macro-cells (IS, WJK), pp. 398–405.
- SOSP-1973-Scheffler #memory management
- Optimal Folding of a Paging Drum in a Three Level Memory System (LJS), pp. 58–65.