Stem own$ (all stems)

32 papers:

SIGMOD-2015-DietrichG #database #debugging #sql

A SQL Debugger Built from Spare Parts: Turning a SQL: 1999 Database System into Its Own Debugger (BD, TG), pp. 865–870.

LCT-2015-FardounAC15a #self #student

Construction of Educative Micro-Worlds to Build Students’ Creativity in Terms of Their Own Self-Learning (HMF, AAMAG, APC), pp. 349–360.

OOPSLA-2015-MastrangeloPMLH #api #java

Use at your own risk: the Java unsafe API in the wild (LM, LP, AM, ML, MH, NN), pp. 695–710.

ICSE-v2-2015-FischerLLE #composition

The ECCO Tool: Extraction and Composition for Clone-and-Own (SF, LL, RELH, AE), pp. 665–668.

ICSME-2014-FischerLLE #reuse

Enhancing Clone-and-Own with Systematic Reuse for Developing Software Variants (SF, LL, RELH, AE), pp. 391–400.

HCI-TMT-2014-MattosPP #identification #interactive

Can Users Speak for Themselves? Investigating Users Ability to Identify Their Own Interactive Breakdowns (BAMM, RLSP, ROP), pp. 521–532.

HT-2013-DiazST #process #web

Activity fragmentation in the web: empowering users to support their own webflows (OD, JDS, ST), pp. 69–78.

SIGIR-2013-Soboroff #evaluation #interactive #student #tutorial

Building test collections: an interactive tutorial for students and others without their own evaluation conference series (IS), p. 1132.

SAC-2013-ArmandoCM

Bring your own device, securely (AA, GC, AM), pp. 1852–1858.

ICSE-2013-DongSL #model checking

Build your own model checker in one month (JSD, JS, YL), pp. 1481–1483.

CHI-2012-CoyleMKFB #exclamation #experience

I did that!: measuring users’ experience of agency in their own actions (DC, JWM, POK, PF, AB), pp. 2025–2034.

SIGIR-2012-AzzopardiDMG #interface #named

MaSe: create your own mash-up search interface (LA, DD, KAM, RG), p. 1008.

SIGIR-2012-MaoLCCS #named #recommendation

myDJ: recommending karaoke songs from one’s own voice (KM, XL, KC, GC, LS), p. 1009.

CHI-2011-LeshedS #case study #experience #quote #tool support

“I lie to myself that I have freedom in my own schedule”: productivity tools and experiences of busyness (GL, PS), pp. 905–914.

IDGD-2011-LeeY #education #web

Does Internationalization Have Its Own Face in Each Country? Measuring the Internationalization of Web Presence on Higher Education Admission Web Pages between USA and Taiwan (JL, MY), pp. 524–532.

RecSys-2011-KnijnenburgRW #how #interactive #recommendation

Each to his own: how different users call for different interaction methods in recommender systems (BPK, NJMR, MCW), pp. 141–148.

CSL-2011-Makowsky

Model Theory in Computer Science: My Own Recurrent Themes (JAM), pp. 553–567.

CIKM-2010-QiYXD #automation #generative #taxonomy

Choosing your own adventure: automatic taxonomy generation to permit many paths (XQ, DY, ZX, BDD), pp. 1853–1856.

RE-2010-SeyffGM #mobile #tool support #using

Using Mobile RE Tools to Give End-Users Their Own Voice (NS, FG, NAMM), pp. 37–46.

HIMI-DIE-2009-Eden #experience #user interface

Improving the User Experience of Our Own UX Ideas (JE), pp. 659–664.

GPCE-2009-Cordy #domain-specific language #generative

Eating our own dog food: DSLs for generative and transformational engineering (JRC), pp. 3–4.

SLE-2009-Cordy #domain-specific language #generative

Eating Our Own Dog Food: DSLs for Generative and Transformational Engineering (JRC), p. 1.

RE-2006-Rosson #requirements

End Users Who Meet Their Own Requirements (MBR), p. 2.

CAV-2005-DwyerHHR #framework #model checking #using

Building Your Own Software Model Checker Using the Bogor Extensible Model Checking Framework (MBD, JH, MH, R), pp. 148–152.

DAC-2003-DahlbergRBGKPRSV #named

COT — customer owned trouble (RD, SR, JB, GG, AK, KP, PR, NAS, RV), pp. 91–92.

UML-2003-Coad #agile #process

Agile Processes: Developing Your Own “Secret Recipes” (PC), p. 1.

DATE-2002-GerousisLPPRS #framework #question

Who Owns the Platform? (VG, OL, PGP, MP, CR, GS), p. 238.

CHI-1998-NassKL #comparison #interface

When My Face Is the Interface: An Experimental Comparison of Interacting With One’s Own Face or Someone Else’s Face (CN, EYK, EJL), pp. 148–154.

POPL-1997-ChenH #linear #monad

Rolling Your Own MADT — A Connection Between Linear Types and Monads (CPC, PH), pp. 54–66.

CHI-1994-AdlerH94a #case study #experience

A room of our own: experiences from a direct office share (AA, DAHJ), pp. 138–144.

ICALP-1986-DymondR #context-free grammar #memory management #parallel #recognition

Parallel RAMs with Owned Global Memory and Deterministic Context-Free Language Recognition (Extended Abstract) (PWD, WLR), pp. 95–104.

SIGFIDET-1972-Raichelson #concept #information management

A Concept Paper on “Host” vs. “Own” Data Manipulation Languages in Military Information Systems (ER), pp. 67–75.