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IJNSEC
2007
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Injecting Heterogeneity Through Protocol Randomization
In this paper, we argue that heterogeneity should be an important principle in design and use of cryptographic protocols. We use automated formal analysis tools to randomly genera...
Li Zhuang, J. D. Tygar, Rachna Dhamija
AEI
1999
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Automatic design synthesis with artificial intelligence techniques
Design synthesis represents a highly complex task in the field of industrial design. The main difficulty in automating it is the definition of the design and performance spaces, i...
Francisco J. Vico, Francisco J. Veredas, Jos&eacut...
IPL
2002
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Randomized splay trees: Theoretical and experimental results
Splay trees are self-organizing binary search trees that were introduced by Sleator and Tarjan [12]. In this paper we present a randomized variant of these trees. The new algorith...
Susanne Albers, Marek Karpinski
ML
1998
ACM
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Statistical Mechanics of Online Learning of Drifting Concepts: A Variational Approach
We review the application of statistical mechanics methods to the study of online learning of a drifting concept in the limit of large systems. The model where a feed-forward netwo...
Renato Vicente, Osame Kinouchi, Nestor Caticha
JSC
2011
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Sparse polynomial division using a heap
In 1974, Johnson showed how to multiply and divide sparse polynomials using a binary heap. This paper introduces a new algorithm that uses a heap to divide with the same complexit...
Michael B. Monagan, Roman Pearce