Stem invas$ (all stems)

21 papers:

CASE-2015-McKinleyGSKMNLP #single use

A single-use haptic palpation probe for locating subcutaneous blood vessels in robot-assisted minimally invasive surgery (SM, AG, SS, RK, AM, KAN, SL, SP, PA, AMO, KG), pp. 1151–1158.

KDD-2014-XuWCGSKDL #data mining #mining #network #social

Improving management of aquatic invasions by integrating shipping network, ecological, and environmental data: data mining for social good (JX, TLW, NVC, EKG, KS, RPK, JMD, DML), pp. 1699–1708.

DATE-2013-DeutschC #multi #using

Non-invasive pre-bond TSV test using ring oscillators and multiple voltage levels (SD, KC), pp. 1065–1070.

CHI-2013-MentisT

Imaging the body: embodied vision in minimally invasive surgery (HMM, AST), pp. 1479–1488.

ICSE-2012-AstromskisJM #approach #modelling #named

Egidio: A non-invasive approach for synthesizing organizational models (SA, AJ, ARM), pp. 1465–1466.

HCI-MIIE-2011-OehlSTHP #approach #detection #human-computer #interactive

Improving Human-Machine Interaction — A Non Invasive Approach to Detect Emotions in Car Drivers (MO, FWS, TKT, RH, HRP), pp. 577–585.

ICEIS-v2-2011-FronzaSSV #approach #predict #towards

Toward a Non Invasive Control of Applications — A Biomedical Approach to Failure Prediction (IF, AS, GS, JV), pp. 83–91.

ICSE-2011-ShengVEHCZ #concurrent #detection #lightweight #named

RACEZ: a lightweight and non-invasive race detection tool for production applications (TS, NV, SE, RH, WC, WZ), pp. 401–410.

DATE-2010-ChenABF #monitoring #using

Non-invasive blood oxygen saturation monitoring for neonates using reflectance pulse oximeter (WC, IA, SBO, LMGF), pp. 1530–1535.

ICMT-2010-KolovosRMPPF #navigation

Constructing and Navigating Non-invasive Model Decorations (DSK, LMR, NDM, RFP, FACP, KJF), pp. 138–152.

HPCA-2010-KaseridisSCJ #resource management #scalability #using

A bandwidth-aware memory-subsystem resource management using non-invasive resource profilers for large CMP systems (DK, JS, JC, LKJ), pp. 1–11.

ICSM-2008-SilvaDV #robust

Non-invasive and non-scattered annotations for more robust pointcuts (LS, SD, MTdOV), pp. 67–76.

SEKE-2008-JanesSS #identification #process

Non-invasive Software Process Data Collection for Expert Identification (AJ, AS, GS), pp. 191–196.

CASE-2007-SalernoZBLDGSPYBN #automation #design

Design Considerations for a Minimally Invasive High-Throughput Automation System for Radiation Biodosimetry (AS, JZ, AB, OVL, AD, GG, NS, GRP, YLY, DJB, JN), pp. 846–852.

SPLC-2007-JepsenDB #migration #product line

Minimally Invasive Migration to Software Product Lines (HPJ, JGD, DB), pp. 203–211.

CSCW-2006-TangLMLD #interactive #using

Unobtrusive but invasive: using screen recording to collect field data on computer-mediated interaction (JCT, SBL, MJM, JL, CD), pp. 479–482.

GTTSE-2005-HeuzerothATK #aspect-oriented #composition #injection

The COMPOST, COMPASS, Inject/J and RECODER Tool Suite for Invasive Software Composition: Invasive Composition with COMPASS Aspect-Oriented Connectors (DH, UA, MT, VK), pp. 357–377.

LDTA-2005-CleenewerckB #composition

An Invasive Composition System for Local-to-Global Transformations (TC, JB), pp. 77–98.

ICEIS-v1-2004-HendersonW #enterprise #modelling #simulation

Information Invasion in Enterprise Systems: Modelling, Simulating and Analysing System-Level Information Propagation (PH, SC, RJW), pp. 473–481.

STOC-2002-Ajtai #memory management

The invasiveness of off-line memory checking (MA), pp. 504–513.

ECOOP-2000-Renaud #component #java #process

HERCULE : Non-invasively Tracking Java^TM Component-Based Application Activity (KR), pp. 447–471.