Technical Reports (Computing Science)
Technical Reports Collection
Items in this Collection
- 28Szafron, Duane
- 21Schaeffer, Jonathan
- 19Zaiane, Osmar
- 15Ozsu, M. Tamer
- 14Nascimento, Mario
- 13Yang, Herb
- 29Database Systems
- 18Artificial Intelligence
- 13Computer Games
- 9Computer Graphics
- 9Databases
- 8Communication Networks
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2001
Technical report TR01-06. We are so used to the ubiquitous World-Wide Web (WWW) that we take it for granted. There is no need to emphasize how dynamic, large, rich, and unstructured, yet important the Web is. From researchers and engineers to children and retired elderly, everyone uses the WWW...
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2001
Technical report TR01-05. Web-based technology is often the technology of choice for distance education given the ease of use of the tools to browse the resources on the Web, the relative affordability of accessing the ubiquitous Web, and the simplicity of deploying and maintaining resources on...
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1994
Technical report TR94-02. A graph is said to be well covered if every maximal independent set has the same size, and very well covered if every maximal independent set contains exactly half the vertices in the graph. Well-covered graphs are of interest because while the problem of finding the...
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2005
Xu, Dong, Wu, Xiaomeng, Wan, Xiu-Feng, Lin, Guohui, Gang, Wu
Technical report TR05-06. The availability of complete genomic sequences allows us to infer the evolutionary footprints between species in a global strategy. However, the length of these genomic sequences poses a challenge on computational efficiency and optimality of information representation...
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2003
Schaeffer, Jonathan, Szafron, Duane, Tan, Kai, Anvik, John
Technical report TR03-13. Parallel programming is seen as an effective technique to improve the performance of computationally-intensive programs. This is done at the cost of increasing the complexity of the program, since new issues must be addressed for a concurrent application. Parallel...