W.E. school papers

Unshielded And Shielded t'wisted Pair Copper Wire Access Technologies For High Performance Local Area Networks: Authors:Stephens;W.E.Publisher:Optical Microwave Interactions/Visible Semiconductor Lasers/Impact of Fiber Nonlinearities on Lightwave Systems/Hybrid Optoelectronic Integration and Packaging/Gigabit Networks.;LEOS 1993 Summer Topical Meeting Digest onConference Date:19-30 July 1993ISSN:0-7803-1284-8Total Page:

Canonical variate analysis in identification, filtering, and adaptive control: The canonical variate analysis (CVA) approach for system identification, filtering, and adaptive control is developed. The past/future Markov property provides a starting point for defining a reduced-order prediction problem. The solution is a canonical variate analysis that is characterized by a generalized singular value decomposition. State-spac....; Authors:Larimore;W.E.Publisher:Decision and Control;1990.;Proceedings of the 29th IEEE Conference onConference Date:5-7 Dec. 1990ISSN:Total Page:6 vol. 3671

Differences between building a traditional DSS and an ODSS: lessons from the Air Force's Enlisted Force Management System: It is shown that, although many aspects of a traditional decision support system (TDSS) and an organizational decision support system (ODSS) are similar, there are important differences that must be understood if the ODSS is to be successful. Differences in purposes lead to differences in design, differences in managing the development effort, diff....; Authors:Walker;W.E.Publisher:System Sciences;1990.;Proceedings of the Twenty-Third Annual Hawaii International Conference onConference Date:2-5 Jan. 1990ISSN:Total Page:4 vol. (x+449+xii+57

Commutativity-based concurrency control for abstract data types: Two novel concurrency control algorithms for abstract data types are presented. The algorithms ensure serializability of transactions by using conflict relations based on the commutativity of operations. It is proved that both algorithms ensure a local atomicity property called dynamic atomicity. This means that the algorithms can be used in combin....; Authors:Weihl;W.E.Publisher:System Sciences;1988. Vol.II. Software Track;Proceedings of the Twenty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference onConference Date:5-8 Jan. 1988ISSN:0-8186-0842-0Total Page:xvi+806

Nonparametric feature selection for multiple class processes: A method of feature selection is presented that has linear computational complexity, and ways are shown how to use it when the type of the probability density function is unknown. There is no claim that the procedures for nonparametric probability density function estimation are applicable to any thinkable distribution, but the lower bound for the ....; Authors:Blanz;W.E.Publisher:Pattern Recognition;1988.;9th International Conference onConference Date:14-17 Nov. 1988ISSN:0-8186-0878-1Total Page:2 vol. xxxvi+1299

Disk array systems: A description is given of the Strategy 2 Architecture, which consists of a control processor, a large data buffer, direct memory access controllers, disk drive control interfaces, a high-speed FIFO (first-in first-out) interface, and a data-flow processor for data reconstruction and parity. Strategy 2 is an intelligent controller capable of storing....; Authors:Meador;W.E.Publisher:COMPCON Spring '89. Thirty-Fourth IEEE Computer Society International Conference: Intellectual Leverage;Digest of Papers.Conference Date:27 Feb.-3 March 1989ISSN:0-8186-1909-0Total Page:xiii+596

A requirements engineering testbed: concept, status and first results: A requirements engineering testbed being developed and used by Rome Air Development Center is described. The testbed is used to support the research, development, application, and evaluation of requirements engineering methods and tools. It is based on a novel process model for requirements engineering activities that provides a detailed descriptio....; Authors:Rzepka;W.E.Publisher:System Sciences;1989. Vol.II: Software Track;Proceedings of the Twenty-Second Annual Hawaii International Conference onConference Date:3-6 Jan. 1989ISSN:0-8186-1912-0Total Page:xvii+1106

Using transactions in distributed applications: An extended example is presented to illustrate the use of atomic transactions in implementing distributed programs. It is shown that transactions can be used to control concurrency and recover from failures, making it relatively easy to write programs that access and modify distributed and even replicated data. Type-specific concurrency control tec....; Authors:Weihl;W.E.Publisher:Compcon Spring '90. Intellectual Leverage. Digest of Papers. Thirty-Fifth IEEE Computer Society International Conference.Conference Date:26 Feb.-2 March 1990ISSN:0-8186-2028-5Total Page:xvi+644

Apprenticeship instruction through adaptive human-computer interaction: Discusses an approach and issues regarding the use of intelligent adaptive user interfaces, coupled with hypermedia, to provide supportive learning situations for users within an instructional paradigm of cognitive apprenticeship. Existing models of user interaction are examined and extended with a supportive learning model of user interaction. The....; Authors:Hefley;W.E.Publisher:System Sciences;1992. Proceedings of the Twenty-Fifth Hawaii International Conference onConference Date:7-10 Jan. 1992ISSN:0-8186-2420-5Total Page:4 vol. (xv+831+xv+87

A requirements engineering testbed: concept and status: This paper describes a requirements engineering testbed currently being developed and used by Rome Air Development Center. The goals of the testbed are to support the research and development of requirements engineering methods and tools, and in addition to serve as a host environment for applying these kinds of techniques to realistic requirements....; Authors:Rzepka;W.E.Publisher:Systems Integration;1992. ICSI '92.;Proceedings of the Second International Conference onConference Date:15-18 June 1992ISSN:0-8186-2697-6Total Page:xx+746

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