Abstract--We argue for the creation and use of a very lightweight requirements modeling language as an alternative to textual and pictorial requirements specifications.
Abstract. We consider the class of applications that manage time series (TS) and propose a data model and a query language that let these applications manipulate TS data sets at a ...
We analyse the computational complexity of phonological models as they have developed over the past twenty years. The major results ate that generation and recognition are undecid...
We propose a Bayesian extension to the ad-hoc Language Model. Many smoothed estimators used for the multinomial query model in ad-hoc Language Models (including Laplace and Bayes-...
Hugo Zaragoza, Djoerd Hiemstra, Michael E. Tipping