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  • Weighted partial pattern matching

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    Rudd, W. G. and Tekchandani, Rukmani
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    Pattern matching is the process of comparing two objects to see if they are similar to each other. Objects can be physical objects, situations, facts or events. The criteria of matching can be exact or partial. Traditional pattern matching systems rely on ex­act matches, in which a small set of...
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    PARTIAL PATTERN MATCHING Dr. W. G. Rudd Rukmani Tekchandani Oregon State University Corvallis OR

  • A message-passing system for the large-grain data-flow machine

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    Thieret, Jeffrey and Lewis, Ted G.
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    The Large-Grain Data-Flow (LGDF) Machine is a tightly-coupled multi-processor consisting of several independent nodes, upon each of which may run one or more tasks. These tasks must be able to communicate and synchronize with each other. This document describes a message-passing system developed to meet these requirements. The message-passing system...
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    MACHINE JEFFREY THIERET DR. T. G. LEWIS DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY

  • Comparison of an algorithm and a heuristic for computing a best perfect hashing function

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    Kim, Seang Lin and Lewis, Ted G.
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    Keywords and phrases: hashing function, injective function, simulation, memory access, scatter table, key-to-address transformation, perfect hashing
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  • Controlled potential coulometry digital prediction of endpoints

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    Grimes, Greg
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    In 19589 J. J. Lingane published an article describing the behavior of an electrolysis using controlled potential coulometry. A typical titration was an hour or more, limiting the variety of applications of the technique. Stephens, Jakob, Rigdon and Harrar looked into the many procedures that have been proposed to locate...
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  • Principles of logic design

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    Adrion, W. Richards, Herzog, James H., and Short, Robert A.
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    This study involves logic design and switching theory, in particular their practical application to the logic design and understanding of digital machines. Digital machines, of course, play an extremely important role in that large class of machines known as digital computers. But they also play an important role in many...
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    - Problems 3 .66 d 4 . Introduction to Sequential Design 4. l !) 4 . 1 Sequential Logic Circuits 4 . 1 4.2

  • Natural language question-answering systems and a framework for solving algebra story problems

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    Curtis, Cynthia A.
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    d~tabase necessi- tates an indexin g scheme to retrieve information from the text. More than one

  • Structural active object systems for mixed-mode simulation

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    Pargaonkar, Shirish S.
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    A structural active-object system (SAOS) is a transition-based object-oriented system suitable for the design of various concurrent systems. A SAOS consists of a collection of interacting structural active objects (SAOs) whose behaviors are determined by the transi­tion statements provided in their class definitions. Furthermore, SAOs can be structurally and hierarchically...
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    for digital-circuit simulation by using simple D- latch and D-flipflop circuits as examples. An

  • Dynamic visual display of a letter oriented minimal perfect hash function

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    Brandaw, Eric S.
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    University Honors Program Senior Project. Many times the study of the behavior of an algorithm can be inhibited by the inability to actually see exactly what the algorithm does. Static diagrams and verbal descriptions are often not enough to provide real insight into the behavior of an algorithm. It would...
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  • Topological sorting algorithms

    Creator:
    Albert, Joseph
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    Topological Sorting is a standard computation performed on finite partial order relations, for which efficient algorithms are well known. This work is a study of using a depth-first search of a directed graph to implement topological sorting algorithms. A new algorithm is presented, along with a discussion of how it...
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  • Weatherlnfo : a weather information system with a web service

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    Xiong, Wen
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    With the rapid development of Internet technology and popularity of Web solutions, the Internet has become a major means for collecting information. The Weatherlnfo system is conceived and developed to provide weather data for end users in tabular and graphic formats over the Internet. In order to make data retrieval...
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