A reversible outcome is one that can be changed. For example, the failure of an ongoing project may be avoided if certain actions are taken, while an outcome such as the path of a...
Rosina Weber, William M. Evanco, Michael Waller, J...
Reversible logic is the basis for several emerging technologies such as quantum computing, optical computing, or DNA computing and has further applications in domains like low-pow...
The inherent differences between C++ and Java programs dictate that the methods used for reverse engineering their compiled executables will be languagespecific. This paper looks ...
Lori Vinciguerra, Linda M. Wills, Nidhi Kejriwal, ...
Reverse engineering has become a viable technique to create a 3D virtual model of an existing physical object. It enables the reconstruction of body surfaces to create a suitable C...
Gregory M. Lecrivain, Ian F. Kennedy, Arezki Slaou...
— Regulatory networks are complex networks. This paper addresses the challenge of modelling these networks. The Boolean representation is chosen and supported as a representation...
Cristina Costa Santini, Gunnar Tufte, Pauline C. H...