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HCI
2009
13 years 5 months ago
Predicting Intended Movement Direction Using EEG from Human Posterior Parietal Cortex
The posterior parietal cortex (PPC) plays an important role in motor planning and execution. Here, we investigated whether noninvasive electroencephalographic (EEG) signals recorde...
Yijun Wang, Scott Makeig
SIGIR
2000
ACM
13 years 12 months ago
SWAMI: a framework for collaborative filtering algorithm development and evaluation
We present a Java-based framework, SWAMI (Shared Wisdom through the Amalgamation of Many Interpretations) for building and studying collaborative filtering systems. SWAMI consist...
Danyel Fisher, Kris Hildrum, Jason I. Hong, Mark W...
HPCA
2000
IEEE
13 years 12 months ago
Coherence Communication Prediction in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors
Abstract—Sharing patterns in shared-memory multiprocessors are the key to performance: uniprocessor latencytolerating techniques such as out-of-order execution and non-blocking c...
Stefanos Kaxiras, Cliff Young
ICSE
2009
IEEE-ACM
14 years 2 months ago
Predicting defects in SAP Java code: An experience report
Which components of a large software system are the most defect-prone? In a study on a large SAP Java system, we evaluated and compared a number of defect predictors, based on cod...
Tilman Holschuh, Markus Pauser, Kim Herzig, Thomas...
EXPERT
2007
76views more  EXPERT 2007»
13 years 7 months ago
Online Sequential Prediction via Incremental Parsing: The Active LeZi Algorithm
Prediction is an important component in a variety of domains. Intelligent systems that can predict future events are better enabled to make more informed, and therefore more relia...
Karthik Gopalratnam, Diane J. Cook