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  • SodaBot: A Software Agent Environment and Construction System 

    Unknown author (1994-11-02)
    This thesis presents SodaBot, a general-purpose software agent user-environment and construction system. Its primary component is the basic software agent --- a computational framework for building agents which is ...

  • Soft Objects: A Paradigm for Object Oriented Programming 

    Unknown author (1990-03-01)
    This paper introduces soft objects, a new paradigm for object oriented programming. This paradigm replaces the traditional notion of object classes with the specification of transforming procedures which transform ...

  • Softbridge : a socially aware framework for communication bridges over digital divides 

    Tucker, William David (University of Cape TownFaculty of ScienceDepartment of Computer Science, 2009)
    Computer scientists must align social and technical factors for communication technologies in developing regions yet lack a framework to do so. The novel Softbridge framework comprises several components to address this ...

  • Softbridge : a socially aware framework for communication bridges over digital divides 

    Tucker, William David (University of Cape TownFaculty of ScienceDepartment of Computer Science, 2009)
    Computer scientists must align social and technical factors for communication technologies in developing regions yet lack a framework to do so. The novel Softbridge framework comprises several components to address this ...

  • SoftCast: Clean-slate Scalable Wireless Video 

    Unknown author (2011-02-15)
    Video broadcast and mobile video challenge the conventional wireless design. In broadcast and mobile scenarios the bit rate supported by the channel differs across receivers and varies quickly over time. The conventional ...

  • SoftCast: One Video to Serve All Wireless Receivers 

    Unknown author (2009-02-07)
    The main challenge in wireless video multicast is to scalably serve multiple receivers who have different channel characteristics. Current wireless transmission schemes, however, cannot support smooth degradation. Specifically, ...

  • The SoftPHY Abstraction: from Packets to Symbols in Wireless Network Design 

    Unknown author (2008-06-03)
    At ever-increasing rates, we are using wireless systems to communicatewith others and retrieve content of interest to us. Current wirelesstechnologies such as WiFi or Zigbee use forward error correction todrive bit error ...

  • A Software Approach to Unifying Multicore Caches 

    Unknown author (2011-06-28)
    Multicore chips will have large amounts of fast on-chip cache memory, along with relatively slow DRAM interfaces. The on-chip cache memory, however, will be fragmented and spread over the chip; this distributed arrangement ...


  • Software lock elision for x86 machine code 

    Roy, Amitabha (University of CambridgeFaculty of Computer Science and TechnologyComputer Laboratory, 2011-07-12)
    More than a decade after becoming a topic of intense research there is no transactional memory hardware nor any examples of software transactional memory use outside the research community. Using software transactional ...

  • Software Structuring Principles for VLSI CAD 

    Unknown author (1987-12-01)
    A frustrating aspect of the frequent changes to large VLSI CAD systems is that so little of the old available programs can be reused. It takes too much time and effort to find the reusable pieces and recast them for ...

  • Software Support for Podcasting Mobile Lecture Content for Education in Sub-Sahara African Universities 

    Mugwanya, Raymond (University of Cape TownFaculty of ScienceFaculty Science: ICTC4D, 2013-11)
    Podcasting is fast gaining traction in developing regions as a means to augment classroom instruction. Commercial podcasting tools such as Apple’s Leopard Server, Tele-task and OpenEya, despite being successfully used in ...

  • Solving Quasi-Variational Inequalities for Image Restoration with Adaptive Constraint Sets 

    Lenzen, F; Lellmann, Jan; Becker, F; Schnörr, C (SIAMSIAM Journal on Imaging Sciences, 2014-07-11)
    We consider a class of quasi-variational inequalities (QVIs) for adaptive image restoration, where the adaptivity is described via solution-dependent constraint sets. In previous work we studied both theoretical and numerical ...

  • Solving the Find-Path Problem by Representing Free Space as Generalized Cones 

    Unknown author (1982-05-01)
    Free space is represented as a union of (possibly overlapping) generalized cones. An algorithm is presented which efficiently finds good collision free paths for convex polygonal bodies through space littered with ...

  • Solving Uninterpreted Equations with Context Free Expression Grammars 

    Unknown author (1983-05-01)
    It is shown here that the equivalence class of an expression under the congruence closure of any finite set of equations between ground terms is a context free expression language. An expression is either a symbols or ...

  • Some Aspects of Medical Diagnosis 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1973-12)
    Since mid July Steve Pauker, Jerome Kassirer, and I (Gerald Jay Sussman) have been observing the diagnostic process of expert physicians with the goal of abstracting the underlying procedures being followed. One purpose ...

  • Some Aspects of Pattern Recognition by Computer 

    Unknown author (1967-02-01)
    A computer may gather a lot of information from its environment in an optical or graphical manner. A scene, as seen for instance from a TV camera or a picture, can be transformed into a symbolic description of points ...

  • Some Comments on a Recent Theory of Stereopsis 

    Unknown author (1980-07-01)
    A number of developments have taken place since the formulation of Marr and Poggio's theory of human stereo vision. In particular, these concern the shape of the underlying receptive fields, the control of eye movements ...

  • Some Examples of Conceptual Grammar 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1978-12)
    This paper gives some examples of the conceptual grammar approach to the representation of linguistic knowledge. First we give a short overview of the language we use to represent knowledge. Then we discuss an example ...

  • Some Extensions of the K-Means Algorithm for Image Segmentation and Pattern Classification 

    Unknown author (1993-01-01)
    In this paper we present some extensions to the k-means algorithm for vector quantization that permit its efficient use in image segmentation and pattern classification tasks. It is shown that by introducing state ...