Publications

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Using Paths to Measure, Explain, and Enhance Program Behavior

Program paths--sequences of executed basic blocks--have proven to be an effective way to capture a program's elusive dynamic behavior.

Using Piecewise Polynomial Approximations to Generate from Arbitrary Continuous Distributions

Approximate inverse cdf algorithms are ideally suited for generating random variates from new and unusual continuous distributions for which exact generators have not yet been constructed.

Using Piecewise Polynomial Approximations to Generate from Arbitrary Continuous Distributions

Using Presence Information to Develop Converged Telecom Services: Standards and Challenges

This paper gives an overview of the efforts underway in IETF in the space of presence and availability, and describes the relationship between the various standards being developed.

Using Raman Gain to Offset Excess Losses of an Intelligent Optical Distribution Network in a TWDM PON

We use bi-directional distributed Raman amplification to offset the excess losses of an intelligent splitter module. We demonstrate this technique in a 42-km, 1:32 split, TWDM PON.

Using rapid thermal annealing to improve epitaxial CaF(2)/CoSi (2)/Si(111) structures.

We have extended our studies of epitaxial insulator-metal- semiconductor heterostructures composed of CaF(2) and CoSi (2) layers grown on Si(111) structures to cover a broader range of growth condi

Using Rational Rose RealTime(R) and CORBA to Facilitate Distributed Software Architectures and Designs

A prototyping effort was started in September of 1999 to evaluate the UML modeling tool Rational Rose RealTime(R) (RoseRT) and its Connexis and add-on package for the distribution of a model.

Using roving STARs for on-line testing and diagnosis of FPGAs in fault-tolerant applications

In this paper we present a novel integrated approach to on-line FPGA testing, diagnosis, and fault-tolerance, to be used in high-reliability and high-availability hardware.

Using SDN and blockchain-based trust evaluation for automated risk management in the Internet of Things

The Internet of Things (IoT) carries a big promise.

Using second generation wavelets for ECG characteristics points detection

Recently, there is a growing need to apply wavelet techniques within embedded applications, like biomedical wearable sensors.