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66 papers:

CASECASE-2015-LyuWC #algorithm #heuristic #integer #programming
Mixed integer programming model and heuristic algorithm for production planning of continuous casting and hot rolling (ML, ZW, FTSC), pp. 1503–1508.
DATEDATE-2015-ConficoniBTTB #energy
Energy-aware cooling for hot-water cooled supercomputers (CC, AB, AT, GT, LB), pp. 1353–1358.
DATEDATE-2015-DoustiP #distributed #power management
Power-efficient control of thermoelectric coolers considering distributed hot spots (MJD, MP), pp. 966–971.
ICSMEICSME-2015-SharmaTL #question #re-engineering #twitter #what
What’s hot in software engineering Twitter space? (AS, YT, DL), pp. 541–545.
HTHT-2014-ShuaiLXWG #category theory #twitter
Comparing the pulses of categorical hot events in Twitter and Weibo (XS, XL, TX, YW, CG), pp. 126–135.
DATEDATE-2013-RakossyHTSNO #architecture #array #fault #functional #testing
Hot-swapping architecture with back-biased testing for mitigation of permanent faults in functional unit array (ZER, MH, HT, TS, YN, HO), pp. 535–540.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2013-BurgRK #education #music
Hot fusion: music, art, and computer science education (JB, SR, WK), pp. 313–314.
CSMRCSMR-2012-Schwarz #development
Hot Clones: A Shotgun Marriage of Search-Driven Development and Clone Management (NS), pp. 513–515.
MLDMMLDM-2012-JoenssenB
Hot Deck Methods for Imputing Missing Data — The Effects of Limiting Donor Usage (DWJ, UB), pp. 63–75.
SEKESEKE-2012-WangXC #linear #mining #network #social
Sparse Linear Influence Model for Hot User Selection on Mining a Social Network (YW, GX, SKC), pp. 1–6.
GPCEGPCE-2012-FreemanJF #library #named #user interface #web
HotDrink: a library for web user interfaces (JF, JJ, GF), pp. 80–83.
SACSAC-2012-ParkDNDKK #identification #memory management #named
HotDataTrap: a sampling-based hot data identification scheme for flash memory (DP, BKD, YN, DHCD, YK, YK), pp. 1610–1617.
ICSEICSE-2012-Schwarz #development
Hot clones: Combining search-driven development, clone management, and code provenance (NS), pp. 1628–1629.
LDTALDTA-2012-LinckeS #concept #higher-order #object-oriented
From HOT to COOL: transforming higher-order typed languages to concept-constrained object-oriented languages (DL, SS), p. 3.
DACDAC-2011-ZhangDWT #composition #detection #self
Self-aligned double patterning decomposition for overlay minimization and hot spot detection (HZ, YD, MDFW, ROT), pp. 71–76.
ICDARICDAR-2011-KonyaES #using
Character Enhancement for Historical Newspapers Printed Using Hot Metal Typesetting (IVK, SE, CS), pp. 936–940.
ICSMEICSM-2011-SnipesRM #analysis
Code Hot Spot: A tool for extraction and analysis of code change history (WS, BPR, ERMH), pp. 392–401.
PLDIPLDI-2011-DEliaDF #mining
Mining hot calling contexts in small space (DCD, CD, IF), pp. 516–527.
CHICHI-2011-WilsonHBH #feedback #mobile
Some like it hot: thermal feedback for mobile devices (GW, MH, SAB, SAH), pp. 2555–2564.
CIKMCIKM-2011-LiuYS #dataset #query
Subject-oriented top-k hot region queries in spatial dataset (JL, GY, HS), pp. 2409–2412.
KDIRKDIR-2011-MallJP #correlation #detection
Detecting Correlations between Hot Days in News Feeds (RM, NJ, VP), pp. 375–378.
BXBX-2011-Gibbons #bidirectional #programming #topic
HOT Topics in Bidirectional Programming (JG), p. 56.
CIKMCIKM-2010-ParkSYRY #network #performance #query
An efficient data-centric storage scheme considering storage and query hot-spots in sensor networks (YP, DS, JY, CTR, JY), pp. 1325–1328.
SACSAC-2010-ThapaS #impact analysis #process #refactoring
Assessing the impact of refactoring activities on the JHotDraw project (IT, HPS), pp. 2369–2370.
ICSEICSE-2010-HazzanD #framework #re-engineering
A HOT --- Human, Organizational and Technological --- framework for a software engineering course (OH, YD), pp. 559–566.
CCCC-2010-RoyS #optimisation
The Hot Path SSA Form: Extending the Static Single Assignment Form for Speculative Optimizations (SR, YNS), pp. 304–323.
DACDAC-2009-KandlurK
Green data centers and hot chips (DDK, TWK), pp. 888–890.
DATEDATE-2009-Anghel #concurrent #development #topic
HOT TOPIC — Concurrent SoC development and end-to-end planning (LA), p. 430.
HTHT-2009-BruckschenVR #navigation #ontology #ranking #topic
Named entities for hot topics ranking and ontology navigation aid (MB, RV, SJR), pp. 373–374.
ICSMEICSM-2009-HindleGH #analysis #developer #topic #what
What’s hot and what’s not: Windowed developer topic analysis (AH, MWG, RCH), pp. 339–348.
GPCEGPCE-2009-VillazonBAM09a #adaptation #aspect-oriented #java #named #programming #tool support
HotWave: creating adaptive tools with dynamic aspect-oriented programming in Java (AV, WB, DA, PM), pp. 95–98.
DACDAC-2008-PuriVEWFYK #problem #question
Keeping hot chips cool: are IC thermal problems hot air? (RP, DV, DE, AJW, PDF, AY, SVK), pp. 634–635.
DATEDATE-2008-BougardMBKC #3d #how #integration #topic
HOT TOPIC — 3D Integration or How to Scale in the 21st Century (BB, PM, LB, DKS, NC), p. 1516.
DATEDATE-2008-MelaniBMLDF #monitoring
Hot Wire Anemometric MEMS Sensor for Water Flow Monitoring (MM, LB, MDM, PL, FD, LF), pp. 342–347.
LCTESLCTES-2008-LeeMK #compilation #detection #embedded #heuristic #java
Enhanced hot spot detection heuristics for embedded java just-in-time compilers (SWL, SMM, SMK), pp. 13–22.
DACDAC-2006-YangCBDSK #question
Entering the hot zone: can you handle the heat and be cool? (AY, RC, SB, JAD, SS, UK), pp. 174–175.
PLDIPLDI-2006-ChilimbiS #data type
Cache-conscious coallocation of hot data streams (TMC, RS), pp. 252–262.
PLDIPLDI-2006-LauAHC #online #optimisation #performance #using
Online performance auditing: using hot optimizations without getting burned (JL, MA, MH, BC), pp. 239–251.
SACSAC-2006-FengQWZ #mining #query #xml
Exploit sequencing to accelerate hot XML query pattern mining (JF, QQ, JW, LZ), pp. 517–524.
DACDAC-2005-PuriSB
Keeping hot chips cool (RP, LS, SB), pp. 285–288.
ECMFAECMDA-FA-2005-HummSS #development #information management #modelling
Model-Driven Development — Hot Spots in Business Information Systems (BH, US, JS), pp. 103–114.
SACSAC-2005-HsiehCK #identification #online #performance
Efficient on-line identification of hot data for flash-memory management (JWH, LPC, TWK), pp. 838–842.
DATEDATE-v1-2004-ChinN #scheduling #trade-off
SoC Test Scheduling with Power-Time Tradeoff and Hot Spot Avoidance (JC, MN), pp. 710–711.
DATEDATE-2003-WittmannHWTS #communication #design #topic
Hot Topic Session: RF Design Technology for Highly Integrated Communication Systems (RW, JH, HJW, GT, MS), pp. 10842–10849.
PODSPODS-2003-CormodeM #what
What’s hot and what’s not: tracking most frequent items dynamically (GC, SM), pp. 296–306.
PLDIPLDI-2002-ChilimbiH #data type #source code
Dynamic Hot Data Stream Prefetching for General-Purpose Programs (TMC, MH), pp. 199–209.
STOCSTOC-2002-ChanLTW #analysis #video
A unified analysis of hot video schedulers (WTC, TWL, HFT, PWHW), pp. 179–188.
ICEISICEIS-2002-Al-TahatISY #approach #development #framework #multi #using #web
Using Hot-Spot-Driven Approach in the Development of a Framework for Multimedia Presentation on the Web (KSAT, SBI, TMTS, MY), pp. 855–860.
DACDAC-2001-ChangWM #logic #using
Layout-Driven Hot-Carrier Degradation Minimization Using Logic Restructuring Techniques (CWJC, KW, MMS), pp. 97–102.
IWPCIWPC-2001-CordySDM #design #named #source code
HSML: Design Directed Source Code Hot Spots (JRC, KAS, TRD, AJM), pp. 145–154.
ICFPICFP-2001-Duggan #type system
Type-Based Hot Swapping of Running Modules (DD), pp. 62–73.
DACDAC-2000-MacchiaruloM
Wave-steering one-hot encoded FSMs (LM, MMS), pp. 357–360.
ASPLOSASPLOS-2000-DuesterwaldB #less is more #predict #profiling
Software Profiling for Hot Path Prediction: Less is More (ED, VB), pp. 202–211.
HPDCHPDC-2000-ThomasMB #development #web
Development of Web Toolkits for Computational Science Portals: The NPACI HotPage (MT, SM, JB), pp. 308–309.
ICSMEICSM-1999-SchauerRMK #composition #inheritance #object-oriented
Hot Spot Recovery in Object-Oriented Software with Inheritance and Composition Template Methods (RS, SR, FM, RKK), pp. 220–229.
KDDKDD-1999-ShewhartW #monitoring #topic
Monitoring a Newsfeed for Hot Topics (MS, MW), pp. 402–404.
PLDIPLDI-1998-FlattF #named
Units: Cool Modules for HOT Languages (MF, MF), pp. 236–248.
CHICHI-1998-PlanteTI #interactive #using
Evaluating the Location of Hot Spots in Interactive Scenes Using the 3R Toolbox (AP, ST, SI), pp. 117–123.
STOCSTOC-1997-KargerLLPLL #consistency #distributed #protocol #random #web
Consistent Hashing and Random Trees: Distributed Caching Protocols for Relieving Hot Spots on the World Wide Web (DRK, EL, FTL, RP, MSL, DL), pp. 654–663.
DACDAC-1996-DasguptaK96a #order #reliability
Hot-Carrier Reliability Enhancement via Input Reordering and Transistor Sizing (AD, RK), pp. 819–824.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1996-MogiK #case study
Hot Mirroring: A Study to Hide Parity Upgrade Penalty and Degradations During Rebuilds for RAID5 (KM, MK), pp. 183–194.
VLDBVLDB-1995-MogiK #array #clustering
Hot Block Clustering for Disk Arrays with Dynamic Striping (KM, MK), pp. 90–99.
DACDAC-1994-PotkonjakD #optimisation #resource management #testing #using
Optimizing Resource Utilization and Testability Using Hot Potato Techniques (MP, SD), pp. 201–205.
TOOLSTOOLS-EUROPE-1994-BrantJ #composition #tool support
Creating Tools in HotDraw by Composition (JB, REJ), pp. 445–454.
PODSPODS-1991-WangPH #database #modelling
Modeling Hot Spots In Database Systems (WhW, EP, MH), pp. 82–91.
VLDBVLDB-1982-SaccoS #database #relational #set #using
A Mechanism for Managing the Buffer Pool in a Relational Database System Using the Hot Set Model (GMS, MS), pp. 257–262.

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