16 papers:
CHI-2014-HenleyF #editing #navigation #performance #towards- The patchworks code editor: toward faster navigation with less code arranging and fewer navigation mistakes (AZH, SDF), pp. 2511–2520.
DUXU-DI-2014-StickelPM #design- Cutting Edge Design or a Beginner’s Mistake? — A Semiotic Inspection of iOS7 Icon Design Changes (CS, HMP, JTM), pp. 358–369.
CIKM-2012-RamanSGB #algorithm #learning #towards- Learning from mistakes: towards a correctable learning algorithm (KR, KMS, RGB, CJCB), pp. 1930–1934.
ICPR-2012-BenJY #analysis #automation #clustering #fuzzy- Automatic fuzzy clustering based on mistake analysis (SB, ZJ, JY), pp. 2914–2917.
CSMR-2011-NunesGFL #evaluation- Revealing Mistakes in Concern Mapping Tasks: An Experimental Evaluation (CN, AG, EF, CJPdL), pp. 101–110.
ICST-2011-EldhHP #analysis #design #testing- Analysis of Mistakes as a Method to Improve Test Case Design (SE, HH, SP), pp. 70–79.
SAC-2009-MacielPRG #identification #web- Identifying discourse mistakes in web debates: moderation in the DCC (CM, VCP, LR, ACBG), pp. 690–691.
ASPLOS-2008-LuPSZ #concurrent #debugging #learning- Learning from mistakes: a comprehensive study on real world concurrency bug characteristics (SL, SP, ES, YZ), pp. 329–339.
ICML-2007-TsampoukaS #algorithm #approximate- Approximate maximum margin algorithms with rules controlled by the number of mistakes (PT, JST), pp. 903–910.
ICFP-2004-Graham #debugging #programming- Don’t make the wrong mistakes: programming as debugging (PG), p. 66.
OOPSLA-2004-WeimerN #fault #runtime- Finding and preventing run-time error handling mistakes (WW, GCN), pp. 419–431.
OSDI-2004-NagarajaOBMN #comprehension #internet- Understanding and Dealing with Operator Mistakes in Internet Services (KN, FO, RB, RPM, TDN), pp. 61–76.
FASE-1998-Jones #what- Some Mistakes I Have and What I Have Learned from Them (CBJ), pp. 7–20.
- ICML-1997-Fiechter #bound #learning #online
- Expected Mistake Bound Model for On-Line Reinforcement Learning (CNF), pp. 116–124.
ITiCSE-1996-Miller #video- Mistakes to avoid in the introduction of compressed video (JEM), pp. 150–152.
CAiSE-1989-Bergkvist #development #exclamation #idea- The mistakes — where systems development doesn’t support business idea! (TB).
