Ratan K. Guha

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2004
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James Zijun Wang, Ratan K. Guha:
Proxy ecology - Cooperative proxies with artificial life. Web Intell. Agent Syst. 2(3): 201-215 (2004)
2003
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James Zijun Wang, Ratan K. Guha:
Proxy Ecology - Cooperative Proxies with Artificial Life. IAT 2003: 168-174
2002
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James Zijun Wang, Ratan K. Guha:
A novel data caching scheme for multimedia servers. Simul. Pract. Theory 9(3-5): 193-213 (2002)
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Ratan K. Guha, James Zijun Wang:
Improving Web Access Efficiency Using P2P Proxies. IWDC 2002: 24-34
2000
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James Zijun Wang, Ratan K. Guha:
Data allocation algorithms for distributed video servers. ACM Multimedia 2000: 456-458

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