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ORCID35th SAC 2020: Online event, [Brno, Czech Republic]
- Chih-Cheng Hung, Tomás Cerný, Dongwan Shin, Alessio Bechini:
SAC '20: The 35th ACM/SIGAPP Symposium on Applied Computing, online event, [Brno, Czech Republic], March 30 - April 3, 2020. ACM 2020, ISBN 978-1-4503-6866-7
Theme: AI and agents: BIO - Bioinformatics track
- Sa'ed Abed
, Adnan Rashid, Osman Hasan:
Formal analysis of the biological circuits using higher-order-logic theorem proving. 3-7 - Vedang Mandhana, Rutuja Taware:
De novo drug design using self attention mechanism. 8-12
Theme: AI and agents: BIO - Bioinformatics track: Poster papers
- Akshay Agarwal, Gowri Nayar, James H. Kaufman:
Survey of public assay data: opportunities and challenges to understanding antimicrobial resistance. 13-16 - Vedang Mandhana, Rutuja Taware:
Classification of 3D interpolated EEG signals using hybrid R-3DCNN. 17-19
Theme: AI and agents: BIO - Bioinformatics track: Student research abstract
- Paula Raissa Silva:
Multimodal deep learning based approach for cells state classification: student research abstract. 20-23
Theme: Software design and development: BPMM - Business process management & modeling track
- Alifah Syamsiyah, Sander J. J. Leemans:
Process discovery using in-database minimum self distance abstractions. 26-35 - Massimiliano de Leoni, Safa Dündar:
Event-log abstraction using batch session identification and clustering. 36-44 - Landelin Delcoucq, Fabian Lecron, Philippe Fortemps, Wil M. P. van der Aalst:
Resource-centric process mining: clustering using local process models. 45-52 - Faruk Hasic, Estefanía Serral, Monique Snoeck:
Comparing BPMN to BPMN + DMN for IoT process modelling: a case-based inquiry. 53-60 - Haan Johng, Doohwan Kim, Grace Park, Jang-Eui Hong, Tom Hill, Lawrence Chung:
Enhancing business processes with trustworthiness using blockchain: a goal-oriented approach. 61-68 - Giovanni Meroni, Marouan Mizmizi, Pierluigi Plebani, Luca Reggiani:
Improving mobile business process monitoring with enhanced NFV MANO: a method to elicit connectivity requirements from process models. 69-76
Theme: Software design and development: CASoM - Code analysis and software mining track
- Sina Gholamian, Paul A. S. Ward:
Logging statements' prediction based on source code clones. 82-91 - Sanoop Mallissery, Yu-Sung Wu, Chih-Hao Hsieh, Chun-An Bau:
Identification of data propagation paths for efficient dynamic information flow tracking. 92-99 - Otávio Augusto Lazzarini Lemos, Marcelo Suzuki, Adriano Carvalho de Paula, Claire Le Goes:
Comparing identifiers and comments in engineered and non-engineered code: a large-scale empirical study. 100-109 - Vishal Misra, Jakku Sai Krupa Reddy, Sridhar Chimalakonda:
Is there a correlation between code comments and issues?: an exploratory study. 110-117
Theme: Software design and development: CASoM - Code analysis and software mining track: Poster papers
- Victor J. Marin, Iti Bansal, Carlos R. Rivero:
Towards summarizing program statements in source code search. 118-120 - Peter Strecanský, Stanislav Chren, Bruno Rossi:
Comparing maintainability index, SIG Method, and SQALE for technical debt identification. 121-124 - Felix Rieger, Christoph Bockisch:
Evaluating techniques for method-exact energy measurements: towards a framework for platform-independent code-level energy measurements. 125-128 - Jan Svacina, Jonathan Simmons, Tomás Cerný:
Semantic code clone detection for enterprise applications. 129-131
Theme: Distributed systems: CC - Cloud computing track
- David Bermbach, Ahmet-Serdar Karakaya, Simon Buchholz:
Using application knowledge to reduce cold starts in FaaS services. 134-143 - Daniel Seybold, Stefan Wesner, Jörg Domaschka:
King louie: reproducible availability benchmarking of cloud-hosted DBMS. 144-153 - Swapneel C. Mhatre, Priya Chandran:
On making xen detect hypercalls and memory accesses for simulating virtualization-enabled processors. 154-161 - Eddy Truyen, André Jacobs, Stef Verreydt, Emad Heydari Beni, Bert Lagaisse, Wouter Joosen:
Feasibility of container orchestration for adaptive performance isolation in multi-tenant SaaS applications. 162-169
Theme: Distributed systems: CC - Cloud computing track: Poster papers
- Avadh Kishor, Rajdeep Niyogi:
Multi-objective load balancing in distributed computing environment: an evolutionary computing approach. 170-175 - Fabio Burco, Marino Miculan, Marco Peressotti:
Towards a formal model for composable container systems. 173-175
Theme: Distributed systems: CC - Cloud computing track: Student research abstract
- Rasha Makhlouf:
Cloud computing is a cost saver only if...: towards a model for cloud cost estimation: student research abstract. 176-179
Theme: AI and agents: CIVIA - Computational intelligence and video & image analysis track
- Tahereh Hassanzadeh, Daryl Essam, Ruhul A. Sarker:
EvoU-Net: an evolutionary deep fully convolutional neural network for medical image segmentation. 181-189 - Atanas Poibrenski, Matthias Klusch, Igor Vozniak, Christian Müller:
M2P3: multimodal multi-pedestrian path prediction by self-driving cars with egocentric vision. 190-197
Theme: AI and agents: CIVIA - Computational intelligence and video & image analysis track: Poster papers
- Jonathan S. Ramos, Mirela T. Cazzolato, Marcello H. Nogueira-Barbosa, Agma J. M. Traina:
FINE: improving time and precision of segmentation techniques for vertebral compression fractures in MRI. 198-201
Theme: System software and security: CPS - Cyber-physical systems track
- Shuo-Han Chen, Yu-Pei Liang, Yuan-Hao Chang, Yun-Fei Liu, Chun-Feng Wu, Hsin-Wen Wei, Wei-Kuan Shih:
Reinforcing the energy efficiency of cyber-physical systems via direct and split cache consolidation on MLC STT-RAM. 202-209 - Hugo Meyer, Uraz Odyurt, Andy D. Pimentel, Evangelos Paradas, Ignacio Gonzalez Alonso:
An analytics-based method for performance anomaly classification in cyber-physical systems. 210-217 - Zhishan Guo, Kecheng Yang, Fan Yao, Amro Awad:
Inter-task cache interference aware partitioned real-time scheduling. 218-226
Theme: System software and security: CPS - Cyber-physical systems track: Student research abstract
- Aarti Kashyap:
ReLUSyn: Synthesizing stealthy attacks for deep neural network-based safety-critical cyber-physical systems: student research abstract. 227-229
Theme: Distributed systems: DADS - Dependable, adaptive, and secure distributed systems track
- Martin Grambow, Lukas Meusel, Erik Wittern, David Bermbach:
Benchmarking microservice performance: a pattern-based approach. 232-241 - Guilherme Santos, Hervé Paulino, Tomé R. Vardasca:
QoE-aware auto-scaling of heterogeneous containerized services (and its application to health services). 242-249 - Nesrine Kaaniche, Souha Masmoudi, Souha Znina, Maryline Laurent, Levent Demir:
Privacy preserving cooperative computation for personalized web search applications. 250-258 - Francisco Neves, Ricardo Vilaça, José Pereira:
Black-box inter-application traffic monitoring for adaptive container placement. 259-266
Theme: Distributed systems: DADS - Dependable, adaptive, and secure distributed systems track: Poster papers
- Jonathan Hasenburg, Martin Grambow, David Bermbach:
Towards a replication service for data-intensive fog applications. 267-270 - Giuseppe Bernieri, Mauro Conti, Matteo Sovilla, Federico Turrin:
ALISI: a lightweight identification system based on Iroha. 271-273 - Filippo Berto, Luca Calderoni, Mauro Conti, Eleonora Losiouk:
Spatial bloom filter in named data networking: a memory efficient solution. 274-277
Theme: Distributed systems: DAPP - Decentralized applications with blockchain, DLT and crypto-currencies track
- Jean-Marc Seigneur, Sophie Pusterla, Xavier Socquet-Clerc:
Blockchain real estate relational value survey. 279-285 - Christian Killer, Bruno Rodrigues, Raphael Matile, Eder J. Scheid, Burkhard Stiller:
Design and implementation of cast-as-intended verifiability for a blockchain-based voting system. 286-293 - Jollen Chen, Dung-Cheng Lin, Chuan-Hsiang Han:
Volatility effect on the adoption and valuation of tokenomics. 294-300 - Constantin Catalin Dragan, Mark Manulis:
KYChain: user-controlled KYC data sharing and certification. 301-307 - Sina Rafati Niya, Fabio Maddaloni, Thomas Bocek, Burkhard Stiller:
Toward scalable blockchains with transaction aggregation. 308-315 - Lei Xu, Lin Chen, Zhimin Gao, Keshav Kasichainula, Miguel Fernandez, Bogdan Carbunar, Weidong Shi:
PrivateEx: privacy preserving exchange of crypto-assets on blockchain. 316-323 - Vincent Reniers, Yuan Gao, Ren Zhang, Paolo Viviani, Akash Madhusudan, Bert Lagaisse, Svetla Nikova, Dimitri Van Landuyt, Riccardo Lombardi, Bart Preneel, Wouter Joosen:
Authenticated and auditable data sharing via smart contract. 324-331 - Nikolaos Alexopoulos, Emmanouil Vasilomanolakis, Stéphane Le Roux, Steven Rowe, Max Mühlhäuser:
TRIDEnT: towards a decentralized threat indicator marketplace. 332-341
Theme: Distributed systems: DAPP - Decentralized applications with blockchain, DLT and crypto-currencies track: Poster papers
- Galia Kondova, Jörn Erbguth:
Self-sovereign identity on public blockchains and the GDPR. 342-345 - Ahmed Taha, Ahmed Zakaria:
Truver: a blockchain for verifying credentials: poster. 346-348 - Yibin Xu, Yangyu Huang:
An n/2 byzantine node tolerate blockchain sharding approach. 349-352
Theme: Distributed systems: DAPP - Decentralized applications with blockchain, DLT and crypto-currencies track: Student research abstract
- Mohammadreza Ashouri:
Etherolic: a practical security analyzer for smart contracts. 353-356 - Ricardo Brandão:
A blockchain-based protocol for message exchange in a ICS network: student research abstract. 357-360
Theme: Information systems: DASH - Data-driven analysis for software and hardware co-dependability track
- Seungsoo Park, Manhee Lee:
ARTAS: automatic research trend analysis system for information security. 361-368 - Wonyoung Jang, Sun-Young Lee:
A format-preserving encryption FF1, FF3-1 using lightweight block ciphers LEA and, SPECK. 369-375 - Jusop Choi, Soolin Kim, Junsung Cho, Kuyju Kim, Seok Hong, Hyoungshick Kim:
ACIDroid: a practical app cache integrity protection system on Android Runtime. 376-383
Theme: Information systems: DBDM - Databases and big data management track
- Luiz Henrique Zambom Santana, Ronaldo dos Santos Mello:
An analysis of mapping strategies for storing RDF data into NoSQL databases. 386-392 - Hyeonseok Oh, Hyeongwon Jang, Jae Eun Kim, Jong-Bin Kim, Hyuck Han, Sooyong Kang, Hyungsoo Jung:
DEMETER: hardware-assisted database checkpointing. 394-403 - Lucas C. Scabora, Gabriel Spadon, Paulo H. Oliveira, José F. Rodrigues Jr., Caetano Traina Jr.:
Enhancing recursive graph querying on RDBMS with data clustering approaches. 404-411 - Tiago Brasileiro Araújo, Kostas Stefanidis, Carlos Eduardo Santos Pires, Jyrki Nummenmaa, Thiago Pereira da Nóbrega:
Schema-agnostic blocking for streaming data. 412-419 - Jiwoong Park, Yunjae Lee, Heon Young Yeom, Yongseok Son:
Memory efficient fork-based checkpointing mechanism for in-memory database systems. 420-427
Theme: Information systems: DM - Data mining track
- Maksim Koptelov, Albrecht Zimmermann, Bruno Crémilleux, Lina Soualmia:
Link prediction via community detection in bipartite multi-layer graphs. 430-439 - Michael Mathioudakis, Carlos Castillo, Giorgio Barnabò, Sergio Celis:
Affirmative action policies for top-k candidates selection: with an application to the design of policies for university admissions. 440-449 - Junho Song, Kyungsik Han, Dongwon Lee, Sang-Wook Kim:
Understanding emotions in SNS images from posters' perspectives. 450-457 - Lorenzo Madeddu, Giovanni Stilo, Paola Velardi:
Predicting disease genes for complex diseases using random watcher-walker. 458-465
Theme: Information systems: DM - Data mining track: Poster papers
- Julio C. V. Neves, Kaio H. A. Ananias, Cristiane Nobre, Luis E. Zárate, Mark A. J. Song:
Applying binary decision diagram to extract concepts from triadic formal context. 466-469 - Mattia Cerrato, Roberto Esposito, Laura Li Puma:
Constraining deep representations with a noise module for fair classification. 470-472 - Marta D. M. Noronha, Marcos W. Rodrigues, Caio Eduardo Ribeiro, Cristiane Neri Nobre, Mark A. J. Song, Luis E. Zárate:
Characterization of long-lived and non-long lived profiles through biclustering. 473-476
Theme: Information systems: DM - Data mining track: Student research abstract
- Jean Dupuy:
Coping for missing content and missing links in document network embedding: student research abstract. 477-480
Theme: Information systems: DS - Data streams track
- Bruno Veloso, Carlos Martins, Raphael Espanha, Raul Azevedo, João Gama:
Fraud detection using heavy hitters: a case study. 482-489 - Bijay Prasad Jaysawal, Jen-Wei Huang:
SOHUPDS: a single-pass one-phase algorithm for mining high utility patterns over a data stream. 490-497 - Lucas Loezer, Fabrício Enembreck, Jean Paul Barddal, Alceu de Souza Britto Jr.:
Cost-sensitive learning for imbalanced data streams. 498-504 - Jeevithan Alagurajah, Xu Yuan, Xindong Wu:
Scale invariant learning from trapezoidal data streams. 505-508 - Wafaa Mebrek, Amel Bouzeghoub:
A stream reasoning framework based on a multi-agents model. 509-512
Theme: AI and agents: EC - Applications of evolutionary computing track
- Muhammad Zohaib Nawaz, Osman Hasan, M. Saqib Nawaz, Philippe Fournier-Viger, Meng Sun:
Proof searching in HOL4 with genetic algorithm. 513-520 - Aliyu Sani Sambo, R. Muhammad Atif Azad, Yevgeniya Kovalchuk, Vivek Padmanaabhan Indramohan, Hanifa Shah:
Leveraging asynchronous parallel computing to produce simple genetic programming computational models. 521-528 - Sergio Contador, J. Manuel Velasco, Oscar Garnica, José Ignacio Hidalgo:
Profiled glucose forecasting using genetic programming and clustering. 529-536
Theme: AI and agents: EC - Applications of evolutionary computing track: Poster papers
- Laura Melgar-García, David Gutiérrez-Avilés, Cristina Rubio-Escudero, Alicia Troncoso:
High-content screening images streaming analysis using the STriGen methodology. 537-539 - Shuvalaxmi Dass, Akbar Siami Namin:
Vulnerability coverage for adequacy security testing. 540-543
Theme: System software and security: EMBS - Embedded systems track
- Chia-Yin Liu, Yi-Jung Chen, Masanori Hariyama:
Thermal-aware memory system synthesis for MPSoCs with 3D-stacked hybrid memories. 546-553 - Sergi Vilardell, Isabel Serra, Hamid Tabani, Jaume Abella, Joan del Castillo, Francisco J. Cazorla:
CleanET: enabling timing validation for complex automotive systems. 554-563 - Hamid Tabani, Matteo Fusi, Leonidas Kosmidis, Jaume Abella, Francisco J. Cazorla:
IntPred: flexible, fast, and accurate object detection for autonomous driving systems. 564-571 - Luca Abeni, Tommaso Cucinotta:
Adaptive partitioning of real-time tasks on multiple processors. 572-579 - Javier Barrera, Leonidas Kosmidis, Hamid Tabani, Enrico Mezzetti, Jaume Abella, Mikel Fernández, Guillem Bernat, Francisco J. Cazorla:
On the reliability of hardware event monitors in MPSoCs for critical domains. 580-589
Theme: System software and security: EMBS - Embedded systems track: Poster papers
- Ping Cheng, Jen-Wei Hsieh:
Early eviction and swapping for MLC STT-RAM-based LLC. 590-592 - Lukas Gressl, Alexander Rech, Christian Steger, Andreas Daniel Sinnhofer, Ralph Weissnegger:
Security based design space exploration for CPS. 593-595 - Hsin-I Wu, Ren-Song Tsay, Hsu-Hsun Chin:
VIRA: a virtualization assisted deterministic system-level simulations. 596-598
Theme: Information systems: GIA - GeoInformation analytics track
- Manjeet Dahiya, Devendra Samatia, Kabir Rustogi:
Learning locality maps from noisy geospatial labels. 601-608 - Rogério Luís de Carvalho Costa, Enrico S. Miranda, Paulo Dias, José Manuel Moreira:
Sampling strategies to create moving regions from real world observations. 609-616 - Pallavi Jain, Bianca Schoen-Phelan, Robert Ross:
Automatic flood detection in SentineI-2 images using deep convolutional neural networks. 617-623 - Francisco Vicenzi, Lucas May Petry, Camila Leite da Silva, Luis Otávio Alvares, Vania Bogorny:
Exploring frequency-based approaches for efficient trajectory classification. 624-631
Theme: Information systems: GIA - GeoInformation analytics track: Poster papers
- Asma Gharbi, Cyril de Runz, Herman Akdag, Sami Faïz:
Mining association rules in asymmetric data for territorial evolution modeling. 632-634 - Clement Moreau, Thomas Devogele, Verónika Peralta, Laurent Étienne:
A contextual edit distance for semantic trajectories. 635-637
Theme: Information systems: HI - Health informatics track
- Munhee Lee, Junhyung Moon, Dongmi Cheon, Juneil Lee, Kyoungwoo Lee:
Respiration signal based two layer stress recognition across non-verbal and verbal situations. 638-645 - Ivan Donadello, Mauro Dragoni, Claudio Eccher:
Explaining reasoning algorithms with persuasiveness: a case study for a behavioural change system. 646-653 - Jerffeson Teixeira de Souza, Gustavo Augusto Lima de Campos, Cleilton Lima Rocha, Eriko Werbet, Leonardo Ferreira da Costa, Rodrigo Teixeira de Melo, Lucas Vieira Alves:
An agent program in an IoT system to recommend activities to minimize childhood obesity problems. 654-661 - Rui Antunes, João Figueira Silva, Sérgio Matos:
Evaluating semantic textual similarity in clinical sentences using deep learning and sentence embeddings. 662-669 - João Rafael Almeida, Sérgio Matos:
Rule-based extraction of family history information from clinical notes. 670-675
Theme: Information systems: HI - Health informatics track: Poster papers
- Cheng-Hao Wang, Wen-Yang Lin:
Deep learning from spontaneous reporting systems data to detect ADR signals. 676-678
Theme: Information systems: IAR - Information access and retrieval track
- Bissan Audeh, Michel Beigbeder, Christine Largeron, Diana Ramírez-Cifuentes:
Evaluating the usefulness of citation graph and document metadata in scientific document recommendation for neophytes. 681-689 - Sébastien Déjean, Radu Tudor Ionescu, Josiane Mothe, Md Zia Ullah:
Forward and backward feature selection for query performance prediction. 690-697 - Mateus Pereira, Elham Etemad, Fernando V. Paulovich:
Iterative learning to rank from explicit relevance feedback. 698-705
Theme: Information systems: IAR - Information access and retrieval track: Poster papers
- Alexander Schindler, Sergiu Gordea, Peter Knees:
Unsupervised cross-modal audio representation learning from unstructured multilingual text. 706-713 - Gloria Bordogna, Luca Frigerio, Anna Rampini:
Retrieval of visiting paths through relevant resources and services for enabling smart communities. 714-716
Theme: System software and security: IoT - Internet of things track
- Thiago Nepomuceno, Tiago Carneiro, Paulo Henrique M. Maia, Muhammad Adnan, Thalyson Nepomuceno, Alexander Martin:
AutoIoT: a framework based on user-driven MDE for generating IoT applications. 719-728 - Vinay Sachidananda, Suhas Bhairav, Yuval Elovici:
OVER: overhauling vulnerability detection for iot through an adaptable and automated static analysis framework. 729-738 - Ricardo Miranda, Miguel L. Pardal, António Grilo:
Sensmart: sensor data market for the internet of things. 739-746 - Adarsh Pal Singh, Sachin Chaudhari:
Embedded machine learning-based data reduction in application-specific constrained IoT networks. 747-753 - Hyunsu Mun, Hyungjin Lee, Soohyun Kim, Youngseok Lee:
A smart speaker performance measurement tool. 755-762
Theme: System software and security: IoT - Internet of things track: Poster papers
- Sebastian A. Günther, Carlo Stingl, Vlad C. Coroama, Samuel Schöb, Thorsten Staake:
Empowering personalized feedback on hot water usage: a field study with shower meters. 763-766 - Eugene Frimpong, Antonis Michalas:
SeCon-NG: implementing a lightweight cryptographic library based on ECDH and ECDSA for the development of secure and privacy-preserving protocols in contiki-NG. 767-769 - Sanonda Datta Gupta, Sepideh Ghanavati:
Towards a heterogeneous IoT privacy architecture. 770-772
Theme: AI and agents: IRMAS - Intelligent robotics and multi-agent systems track
- Christian Henkel, Marc Toussaint:
Optimized directed roadmap graph for multi-agent path finding using stochastic gradient descent. 776-783 - Jory Denny, Benjamin T. Fine:
Topology-based group routing in partially known environments. 784-791 - Amar Nath, A. R. Arun, Rajdeep Niyogi:
A distributed approach for autonomous cooperative transportation in a dynamic multi-robot environment. 792-799 - Paul Jourdan, Guillaume Lozenguez, Luc Fabresse, Noury Bouraqadi:
Towards a distributed planning of decision making under uncertainty for a fleet of robots. 800-807 - Petra Stefaníková, Petr Vána, Jan Faigl:
Greedy randomized adaptive search procedure for close enough orienteering problem. 808-814 - Hiroyuki Nakagawa, Shinpei Ogata, Yoshitaka Aoki, Kazuki Kobayashi:
A model transformation approach to constructing agent-oriented design models for CPS/IoT systems. 815-822
Theme: AI and agents: IRMAS - Intelligent robotics and multi-agent systems track: Poster papers
- Francesco Lanza, Patrick Hammer, Valeria Seidita, Pei Wang, Antonio Chella:
Agents in dynamic contexts, a system for learning plans. 823-825 - Abir Bellarbi, Abdel-Illah Mouaddib, Nouara Achour, Noureddine Ouadah:
Dynamic proxemia modeling approach (DPMA) for navigation and interaction with a group of persons. 826-828 - Kristýna Kucerová, Petr Vana, Jan Faigl:
On finding time-efficient trajectories for fixed-wing aircraft using dubins paths with multiple radii. 829-831
Theme: AI and agents: KLP - Knowledge and language processing track
- Sophie de Kok, Flavius Frasincar:
Using word embeddings for ontology-driven aspect-based sentiment analysis. 834-842 - Peng Liu, Tingwen Liu, Jinqiao Shi, Xuebin Wang, Zelin Yin, Can Zhao:
Aspect level sentiment classification with unbiased attention and target enhanced representations. 843-850 - Renato Stoffalette João, Pavlos Fafalios, Stefan Dietze:
Better together: an ensemble learner for combining the results of ready-made entity linking systems. 851-858 - Fréjus A. A. Laleye, Antonia Blanié, Antoine Brouquet, Dan Behnamou, Gaël de Chalendar:
Semantic similarity to improve question understanding in a virtual patient. 859-866 - Simone Leonardi, Diego Monti, Giuseppe Rizzo, Maurizio Morisio:
Mining micro-influencers from social media posts. 867-874 - Heesoo Park, Jongwuk Lee:
Decoupled word embeddings using latent topics. 875-882 - Hyeseon Ko, Junhyuk Lee, Jinhong Kim, Jongwuk Lee, Hyunjung Shim:
Diversity regularized autoencoders for text generation. 883-891 - André Ferreira Cruz, Gil Rocha, Henrique Lopes Cardoso:
On document representations for detection of biased news articles. 892-899
Theme: AI and agents: KLP - Knowledge and language processing track: Poster papers
- Jungho Lee, Byung-Ju Choi, Yeachan Kim, Kang-Min Kim, Woo-Jong Ryu, SangKeun Lee:
Personalizing large-scale text classification by modeling individual differences. 900-902 - Muhammad Haroon Shakeel, Asim Karim:
Adapting deep learning for sentiment classification of code-switched informal short text. 903-906
Theme: AI and agents: KomIS - Knowledge discovery meets information systems track
- Carlos R. Rivero, David Ruiz:
Selecting suitable configurations for automated link discovery. 907-914 - Seok-Kyu Kang, Jee-Hyong Lee:
An E-sports video highlight generator using win-loss probability model. 915-922 - Peng Chen, Adam Jatowt, Masatoshi Yoshikawa:
Conflict or cooperation?: predicting future tendency of international relations. 923-930
Theme: AI and agents: KomIS - Knowledge discovery meets information systems track: Poster papers
- Mario Ciampi, Giuseppe De Pietro, Elio Masciari, Stefano Silvestri:
Some lessons learned using health data literature for smart information retrieval. 931-934 - Giancarlo Sperlì:
A deep learning based chatbot for cultural heritage. 935-937
Theme: AI and agents: KRR - Knowledge representation and reasoning track
- Ria Jha, Francesco Belardinelli, Francesca Toni:
Formal verification of debates in argumentation theory. 940-947 - Yakoub Salhi:
On satisfiability problem in modal logic S5. 948-955 - Maria Alejandra Cornejo-Lupa, Regina P. Ticona-Herrera, Yudith Cardinale, Dennis Barrios-Aranibar:
A categorization of simultaneous localization and mapping knowledge for mobile robots. 956-963 - Varun Ranganathan, Siddharth Suresh, Yash Mathur, Natarajan Subramanyam, Denilson Barbosa:
GrCluster: a score function to model hierarchy in knowledge graph embeddings. 964-971 - Madhura Thosar, Christian A. Mueller, Georg Jäger, Max Pfingsthorn, Michael Beetz, Sebastian Zug, Till Mossakowski:
Substitute selection for a missing tool using robot-centric conceptual knowledge of objects. 972-979
Theme: AI and agents: KRR - Knowledge representation and reasoning track: Poster papers
- Nikolaos Spanoudakis, Konstantinos Kostis, Katerina Mania:
Argumentation for all. 980-982
Theme: Distributed systems: MCA - Mobile computing and applications track
- Christoph Rieger, Daniel Lucrédio, Renata P. M. Fortes, Herbert Kuchen, Felipe Dias, Lianna Duarte:
A model-driven approach to cross-platform development of accessible business apps. 984-993 - Otto Waltari, Jussi Kangasharju:
Prongle: lightweight communication over unassociated wi-fi. 994-1001 - Fatma Laidoui, Fatima Benbouzid-Si Tayeb, Malika Bessedik, Fatima Zahra Laidi:
A game-theoretic approach for the multi-objective frequency assignment problem in mobile networks. 1002-1009
Theme: Distributed systems: MCA - Mobile computing and applications track: Poster papers
- Hyunsu Mun, Youngseok Lee:
AppSpeedXray: a mobile application performance measurement tool. 1010-1012
Theme: AI and agents: MLA - Machine learning and its applications track
- Fei Huang, Hao Huang:
Event ticket price prediction with deep neural network on spatial-temporal sparse data. 1013-1020 - Isah Abdullahi Lawal:
GMDH modelling for mobile user throughput forecasting. 1021-1025 - Lixin Zhao, Lijun Cai, Aimin Yu, Zhen Xu, Dan Meng:
A novel network traffic classification approach via discriminative feature learning. 1026-1033 - Ahmed Khaled, Amir F. Atiya, Ahmed H. Abdel-Gawad:
Applying fast matrix multiplication to neural networks. 1034-1037 - Shahroz Tariq, Sangyup Lee, Simon S. Woo:
CANTransfer: transfer learning based intrusion detection on a controller area network using convolutional LSTM network. 1048-1055 - Byeong Jo Kim, Yong Suk Choi:
Automatic baseball commentary generation using deep learning. 1056-1065 - Stefan Schrunner, Bernhard C. Geiger, Anja Zernig, Roman Kern:
A generative semi-supervised classifier for datasets with unknown classes. 1066-1074 - HyunSoo Lee, YunSeok Choi, Jee-Hyong Lee:
Attention history-based attention for abstractive text summarization. 1075-1081 - Natalia Khuri:
Mining environmental chemicals with boosted trees. 1082-1089 - Keon Myung Lee, Sang Yeon Lee, Chan Sik Han, Seung Myung Choi:
Long bone fracture type classification for limited number of CT data with deep learning. 1090-1095 - Doo Soo Chang, Gun Hee Cho, Yong Suk Choi:
Similarity-based calibration method for zero-shot recognition in multi-object scenes. 1096-1103 - Juho Laitala, Mingzhe Jiang, Elise Syrjälä, Emad Kasaeyan Naeini, Antti Airola, Amir M. Rahmani, Nikil D. Dutt, Pasi Liljeberg:
Robust ECG R-peak detection using LSTM. 1104-1111 - Sangyeop Lee, Myoung Hoon Ha, Byung Ro Moon:
Understanding features on evolutionary policy optimizations: feature learning difference between gradient-based and evolutionary policy optimizations. 1112-1118 - Heereen Shim, Stijn Luca, Dietwig Lowet, Bart Vanrumste:
Data augmentation and semi-supervised learning for deep neural networks-based text classifier. 1119-1126 - Bruno Klaus de Aquino Afonso, Lilian Berton:
Analysis of label noise in graph-based semi-supervised learning. 1127-1134 - Lucas Akayama Vilhagra, Eraldo Rezende Fernandes, Bruno Magalhães Nogueira:
TextCSN: a semi-supervised approach for text clustering using pairwise constraints and convolutional siamese network. 1135-1142
Theme: AI and agents: MLA - Machine learning and its applications track: Poster papers
- Mitch N. Angenent, António Pereira Barata, Frank W. Takes:
Large-scale machine learning for business sector prediction. 1143-1146 - Macedo Maia, Vivian Dos Santos Silva, Markus Endres, André Freitas, Siegfried Handschuh:
Attentive recurrent text categorisation models using word-category cross embedding on financial comments. 1147-1149
Theme: AI and agents: MLA - Machine learning and its applications track: Student research abstract
- Mafalda Falcão Ferreira:
Extracting architectural patterns of deep neural networks for disease detection: student research abstract. 1150-1153
Theme: Distributed systems: NET - Networking track
- Bacem Mbarek, Mouzhi Ge, Tomás Pitner:
Enhanced network intrusion detection system protocol for internet of things. 1156-1163 - Afonso Oliveira, Teresa Maria Vazão:
Adapting priority schemes to achieve network slice isolation. 1164-1171 - Antonia Affinito, Alessio Botta, Luigi Gallo, Mauro Garofalo, Giorgio Ventre:
Spark-based port and net scan detection. 1172-1179 - Júlio Mendonça, Jin-Hee Cho, Terrence J. Moore, Frederica Free-Nelson, Hyuk Lim, Armin Zimmermann, Dong Seong Kim:
Performability analysis of services in a software-defined networking adopting time-based moving target defense mechanisms. 1180-1189 - Andrea Araldo, Alessandro Di Stefano, Antonella Di Stefano:
Resource allocation for edge computing with multiple tenant configurations. 1190-1199
Theme: Distributed systems: NET - Networking track: Poster papers
- Peter Peinl, Rossitza Goleva, Jugoslav Achkoski:
Advanced system for the prevention and early detection of forest fires (ASPires). 1200-1203 - Giacomo Lanciano, Antonio Ritacco, Tommaso Cucinotta, Marco Vannucci, Antonino Artale, Luca Basili, Enrica Sposato, João Barata:
SOM-based behavioral analysis for virtualized network functions. 1204-1206
Theme: System software and security: OS - Operating systems track
- Robert Roy, Erika Dennis, An-I Andy Wang, Peter L. Reiher, Sarah M. Diesburg:
An exploration of targeted provenance for reliability. 1207-1213 - Woong Sul, Kihwang Kim, Minsoo Ryu, Hyungsoo Jung, Hyuck Han:
Fast journaling made simple with NVM. 1214-1221 - Su-Wei Yang, Zhao-Wei Qiu, Ya-Shu Chen:
GPU swap-aware scheduler: virtual memory management for GPU applications. 1222-1227 - Takuya Shizukuishi, Katsuya Matsubara:
An efficient tinification of the linux kernel for minimizing resource consumption. 1228-1237 - Hyojeong Lee, Qichen Chen, Heon Young Yeom, Yongseok Son:
An efficient garbage collection in java virtual machine via swap I/O optimization. 1238-1245 - Dokeun Lee, Youjip Won, Yongjun Park, Seongjin Lee:
Two-tier garbage collection for persistent object. 1246-1255 - Seungyeon Lee, Jusuk Lee, Yongmin Kim, Kicheol Park, Jiman Hong, Junyoung Heo:
Efficient scheme for compressing and transferring data in hadoop clusters. 1256-1263 - Vasile-Daniel Balteanu, Alexandru Neculai, Catalin Negru, Florin Pop, Adrian Stoica:
Near real-time scheduling in cloud-edge platforms. 1264-1271
Theme: System software and security: PDP - Privacy by design in practice track
- Christoph Stach, Clémentine Gritti, Bernhard Mitschang:
Bringing privacy control back to citizens: DISPEL - a distributed privacy management platform for the internet of things. 1272-1279 - Dimitri Van Landuyt, Wouter Joosen:
A descriptive study of assumptions made in LINDDUN privacy threat elicitation. 1280-1287 - Frank Pallas, Max-Robert Ulbricht, Stefan Tai, Thomas Peikert, Marcel Reppenhagen, Daniel Wenzel, Paul Wille, Karl Wolf:
Towards application-layer purpose-based access control. 1288-1296 - Julio C. Caiza, José M. del Álamo, Danny S. Guamán:
A framework and roadmap for enhancing the application of privacy design patterns. 1297-1304
Theme: System software and security: PDP - Privacy by design in practice track: Poster papers
- Paulo Silva, Carolina Gonçalves, Carolina Godinho, Nuno Antunes, Marília Curado:
Using natural language processing to detect privacy violations in online contracts. 1305-1307 - Ephraim Zimmer, Christian Burkert, Tom Petersen, Hannes Federrath:
PEEPLL: privacy-enhanced event pseudonymisation with limited linkability. 1308-1311
Theme: System software and security: PL - Programming languages track
- Leonardo Filipe Rigon, Paulo Torrens, Cristiano D. Vasconcellos:
Inferring types and effects via static single assignment. 1314-1321 - Vlad Nicolae Serbanescu, Frank S. de Boer:
On the nature of cooperative scheduling in active objects. 1322-1329 - Tadeus Prastowo, Luigi Palopoli, Luca Abeni, Giuseppe Lipari:
Analyses of a model-based real-time language embedded in C++. 1330-1339
Theme: System software and security: PL - Programming languages track: Poster papers
- Eduardo Mosqueira-Rey, David Alonso-Ríos:
Usability heuristics for domain-specific languages (DSLs). 1340-1343 - Pierre Leca, Wijnand Suijlen, Ludovic Henrio, Françoise Baude:
Distributed futures for efficient data transfer between parallel processes. 1344-1347 - José Nuno Macedo, João Saraiva:
Expressing disambiguation filters as combinators. 1348-1351
Theme: Software design and development: RE - Requirements engineering track
- Rafael Pinto, Lyrene Silva, Ricardo Alexsandro de Medeiros Valentim:
Managing sessions of creative requirements elicitation and assessment. 1355-1362 - Enyo José Tavares Gonçalves, João Araújo, Jaelson Castro:
A process to support the creation of iStar extensions. 1363-1370 - Alberto Rodrigues da Silva, Carolina Lisboa Sequeira:
Towards a library of usability requirements. 1371-1378 - Antônio C. F. Silva, Cássio L. Rodrigues, Neuma Chaveiro, Renata Rodrigues de Oliveira Garcia, Soraya Bianca Duarte, Mariá A. R. Araújo, Vinícius B. Santos, Karina R. G. da Silva, Paulo M. S. Rodrigues, Luíla M. Oliveira, Caio César Silva Sousa:
Lessons learned about oral-auditory and visual-spatial communication in requirements engineering with deaf stakeholders. 1379-1386 - Jennifer Brings, Marian Daun, Thorsten Weyer, Klaus Pohl:
Goal-based configuration analysis for networks of collaborative cyber-physical systems. 1387-1396 - Dana Naous, Andrea Giessmann, Christine Legner:
Incorporating the voice of the customer into mass-market software product management. 1397-1404 - Edgar Sarmiento-Calisaya, Edward Hinojosa Cárdenas, Víctor Manuel Cornejo Aparicio, Guina Sotomayor Alzamora:
Towards the improvement of natural language requirements descriptions: the C&&L tool. 1405-1413
Theme: Software design and development: RE - Requirements engineering track: Poster papers
- Michael Rath, Patrick Mäder:
Request for comments: conversation patterns in issue tracking systems of open-source projects. 1414-1417 - Nelly Condori-Fernández, João Araújo, Alejandro Catalá, Patricia Lago:
Towards a non-functional requirements discovery approach for persuasive systems. 1418-1420 - Danyllo Albuquerque, Everton Guimarães, Mirko Barbosa Perkusich, Antonio Alexandre Moura Costa, Emanuel Dantas, Felipe Barbosa Araújo Ramos, Hyggo Oliveira de Almeida:
Defining agile requirements change management: a mapping study. 1421-1424
Theme: System software and security: RS - Recommender systems: Theory and applications track
- Shaowen Peng, Tsunenori Mine:
Mixture-preference bayesian matrix factorization for implicit feedback datasets. 1427-1434 - Diego Carraro, Derek Bridge:
Debiased offline evaluation of recommender systems: a weighted-sampling approach. 1435-1442 - Maria Stratigi, Jyrki Nummenmaa, Evaggelia Pitoura, Kostas Stefanidis:
Fair sequential group recommendations. 1443-1452 - Johannes Luef, Christian Ohrfandl, Dimitris Sacharidis, Hannes Werthner:
A recommender system for investing in early-stage enterprises. 1453-1460
Theme: System software and security: RS - Recommender systems: Theory and applications track: Poster papers
- Masahiro Sato, Janmajay Singh, Sho Takemori, Takashi Sonoda, Qian Zhang, Tomoko Ohkuma:
Modeling user exposure with recommendation influence. 1461-1464 - Michael Ion, Dimitris Sacharidis, Hannes Werthner:
Designing a recommender system for board games. 1465-1467
Theme: Software design and development: SATTA - Software architecture: Theory, technology, and applications track
- Flávio Corradini, Alessandro Marcelletti, Andrea Morichetta, Andrea Polini, Barbara Re, Francesco Tiezzi:
Engineering trustable choreography-based systems using blockchain. 1470-1479 - Alla Zakurdaeva, Michael Weiss, Steven Muegge:
Detecting architectural integrity violation patterns using machine learning. 1480-1487 - Lidiane Oliveira dos Santos, Eduardo Silva, Thaís Batista, Everton Cavalcante, Jair C. Leite, Flávio Oquendo:
An architectural style for internet of things systems. 1488-1497 - Diógenes Dias, Flávia Coimbra Delicato, Paulo F. Pires, Atslands Rego da Rocha, Elisa Yumi Nakagawa:
An overview of reference architectures for cloud of things. 1498-1505
Theme: Software design and development: SATTA - Software architecture: Theory, technology, and applications track: Poster papers
- Jonas Sorgalla, Florian Rademacher, Sabine Sachweh, Albert Zündorf:
Modeling microservice architecture: a comparative experiment towards the effectiveness of two approaches. 1506-1509
Theme: Software design and development: SATTA - Software architecture: Theory, technology, and applications track: Student research abstract
- Mickaël Trezzy:
A toolchain for model-based development of a robot application: student research abstract. 1510-1513
Theme: Software design and development: SE - Software engineering track
- Yusuf Moosa Motara:
A structural modeling notation for the typed functional paradigm. 1515-1522 - Md Rakibul Islam, Minhaz F. Zibran:
How bugs are fixed: exposing bug-fix patterns with edits and nesting levels. 1523-1531 - Jaziel S. Moreira, Everton L. G. Alves, Wilkerson de L. Andrade:
An exploratory study on extract method floss-refactoring. 1532-1539 - Kazim Kivanç Eren, Can Özbey, Beyza Eken, Ayse Tosun:
Customer requests matter: early stage software effort estimation using k-grams. 1540-1547 - Sávio Freire, Nicolli Rios, Manoel G. Mendonça, Davide Falessi, Carolyn B. Seaman, Clemente Izurieta, Rodrigo O. Spínola:
Actions and impediments for technical debt prevention: results from a global family of industrial surveys. 1548-1555 - Adnan Muslija, Eduard Enoiu:
On the measurement of software complexity for plc industrial control systems using TIQVA. 1556-1565 - Ameerah-Muhsinah Jamil, Lotfi Ben Othmane, Altaz Valani, Moataz AbdelKhalek, Ayhan Tek:
The current practices of changing secure software: an empirical study. 1566-1575 - Jörn Kuhlenkamp, Sebastian Werner, Maria C. Borges, Dominik Ernst, Daniel Wenzel:
Benchmarking elasticity of FaaS platforms as a foundation for objective-driven design of serverless applications. 1576-1585 - Maura Cerioli, Maurizio Leotta, Filippo Ricca:
What 5 million job advertisements tell us about testing: a preliminary empirical investigation. 1586-1594 - Youness Laghouaouta, Pierre Laforcade:
Dealing with uncertainty in model transformations. 1595-1603 - Shipra Sharma, Balwinder Sodhi:
FACT-from actual to conceptual tie-ins: a multi-level knowledge graph structured on context and semantics of software artefacts. 1604-1613 - Maria Eleni Paschali, Apostolos Ampatzoglou, Remi Escourrou, Alexander Chatzigeorgiou, Ioannis Stamelos:
A metric suite for evaluating interactive scenarios in video games: an empirical validation. 1614-1623 - Rong Gu, Eduard Enoiu, Cristina Seceleanu:
TAMAA: UPPAAL-based mission planning for autonomous agents. 1624-1633 - Geunseok Yang, Kyeongsic Min, Byungjeong Lee:
Applying deep learning algorithm to automatic bug localization and repair. 1634-1641 - Elyes Cherfa, Soraya Kesraoui, Chouki Tibermacine, Régis Fleurquin, Salah Sadou:
On investigating metamodel inaccurate structures. 1642-1649
Theme: Software design and development: SE - Software engineering track: Poster papers
- Saurabh Tiwari, Rishab Arora, Ashray Bharambe:
UC2Map: automatic translation of use case maps from specification. 1650-1653 - Christophe Duhil, Jean-Philippe Babau, Eric Lépicier, Jean-Luc Voirin, Juan F. Navas:
Chaining model transformations to develop a system model verification tool: application to capella state machines and data flows models. 1654-1657 - Lukas Daubner, Martin Macák, Barbora Buhnova, Tomás Pitner:
Verification of forensic readiness in software development: a roadmap. 1658-1661 - Ilya Khomyakov, Ruzilya Mirgalimova, Alberto Sillitti:
An investigation of the project management approaches of agile and plan-based companies. 1662-1665
Theme: System software and security: SEC - Computer security track
- Xiao Han, Baptiste Olivier:
Interpretable and adversarially-resistant behavioral malware signatures. 1668-1677 - Simon Koch, Tim Sauer, Martin Johns, Giancarlo Pellegrino:
Raccoon: automated verification of guarded race conditions in web applications. 1678-1687 - Peng Xu, Bojan Kolosnjaji, Claudia Eckert, Apostolis Zarras:
MANIS: evading malware detection system on graph structure. 1688-1695 - Riccardo Bortolameotti, Thijs van Ede, Andrea Continella, Thomas Hupperich, Maarten H. Everts, Reza Rafati, Willem Jonker, Pieter H. Hartel, Andreas Peter:
HeadPrint: detecting anomalous communications through header-based application fingerprinting. 1696-1705 - Andreas Fuchs, Dustin Kern, Christoph Krauß, Maria Zhdanova:
TrustEV: trustworthy electric vehicle charging and billing. 1706-1715 - Florian D. Loch, Martin Johns, Martin Hecker, Martin Mohr, Gregor Snelting:
Hybrid taint analysis for Java EE. 1716-1725 - Mahdieh Safarzadeh, Mahdi Abadi, Alireza Nowroozi:
HAL-RD: cross-correlating heterogeneous alerts and logs using resource dependencies. 1726-1735 - Ahmed Abdelraoof, Mohamed Azab, Igor Stoppa:
Write-protection enforcement: hypervisor-backed kernel hardening. 1736-1744 - Luca Demetrio, Andrea Valenza, Gabriele Costa, Giovanni Lagorio:
WAF-A-MoLE: evading web application firewalls through adversarial machine learning. 1745-1752 - Jeffrey Todd McDonald, Trinity L. Stroud, Todd R. Andel:
Polymorphic circuit generation using random boolean logic expansion. 1753-1762
Theme: Information systems: SFECS - Sustainability of fog/edge computing systems track
- HamidReza Arkian, Guillaume Pierre, Johan Tordsson, Erik Elmroth:
An experiment-driven performance model of stream processing operators in fog computing environments. 1763-1771 - Jin Su Kim, Min-Gu Kim, Myung-Won Lee, Sung Bum Pan:
Access control method using electrocardiogram signal for fog computing security. 1772-1777 - Gaetano Manzo, Flavien Bonvin, Christian Esposito, Torsten Braun, Gianluca Rizzo:
Situation awareness via information hovering in post-disaster communications. 1778-1784
Theme: Information systems: SFECS - Sustainability of fog/edge computing systems track: Poster papers
- Christian Kunde, Zoltán Ádám Mann:
Comparison of simulators for fog computing. 1792-1795
Theme: System software and security: SiSoS - Software-intensive systems-of-systems track
- Ronan Baduel, Iulian Ober, Jean-Michel Bruel:
Modeling and verification method for an early evaluation of systems of systems interactions. 1798-1805 - Marius Stübs, Hanko Ipach, Christian Becker:
Topology-aware distributed smart grid control using a clustering-based utility maximization approach. 1806-1815
Theme: Information systems: SONAMA - Social network and media analysis track
- Elise Glaser, Alexander Morain, Jonathan Gemmell, Daniela Raicu:
Comparing automatically extracted topics from online suicidal ideation and the responses they invoke. 1818-1825 - Bizhan Alipour Pijani, Abdessamad Imine, Michaël Rusinowitch:
You are what emojis say about your pictures: language-independent gender inference attack on Facebook. 1826-1834 - Lucas Machado de Oliveira, Olga Goussevskaia:
Sponsored content and user engagement dynamics on Instagram. 1835-1842 - Seok-Hee Hong, Shan Lu:
Graph sampling methods for big complex networks integrating centrality, k-core, and spectral sparsification. 1843-1851 - Jorge M. B. Silva, David Aparício, Pedro Ribeiro, Fernando M. A. Silva:
FOCAS: penalising friendly citations to improve author ranking. 1852-1860 - Rishabh Kaushal, Shubham Gupta, Ponnurangam Kumaraguru:
Investigation of biases in identity linkage DataSets. 1861-1868 - Emre Calisir, Marco Brambilla:
Wide-spectrum characterization of long-running political phenomena on social media: the brexit case. 1869-1876
Theme: Information systems: SONAMA - Social network and media analysis track: Poster papers
- Fatemeh Salehi Rizi, Michael Granitzer:
Signed heterogeneous network embedding in social media. 1877-1880 - Humberto Hayashi Sano, Lilian Berton:
Topology and robustness analysis of temporal air transport network. 1881-1884 - Mohamed Benabdelkrim, Jean Savinien, Céline Robardet:
Finding interest groups from Twitter lists. 1885-1887 - David Oriedi, Cyril de Runz, Zahia Guessoum, Amine Aït Younes, Henry O. Nyongesa:
Influence maximization through user interaction modeling. 1888-1890
Theme: System software and security: SP - Software platforms track
- Paolo Arcaini, Raffaela Mirandola, Elvinia Riccobene, Patrizia Scandurra, Alberto Arrigoni, Daniele Bosc, Federico Modica, Rita Pedercini:
Smart home platform supporting decentralized adaptive automation control. 1893-1900 - Bada Kim, Doohyuk Chang, Junyoung Heo, Sung Y. Shin:
Time series analysis for enhancing the recognition of license plate number in video stream of IOT camera. 1901-1905 - Mostafa Alaa, Alia El Bolock, Mostafa Abas, Slim Abdennadher, Cornelia Herbert:
AppGen: a framework for automatic generation of data collection apps. 1906-1913 - Robert-Ioan Onesim, Lenuta Alboaie, Andrei Pricop, Andrei Panu:
Counterfeiting scalable detection image based system for e-commerce. 1914-1919 - Vially Kazadi Mutombo, Yena Lee, Heejin Kim, Younggwan Kim, Natalia Weronika Debska, Jiman Hong:
Smart transportation platform for private transportation. 1920-1927
Theme: System software and security: SP - Software platforms track: Poster papers
- Seoyeon Kim, Jaehyeok Jeong, Inhwan Na, Young-Sun Yun, Seongbae Eun, Jinman Jung:
Internet of things based virtual display platform to provide a screen. 1934-1935
Theme: Software design and development: SVT - Software verification and testing track
- Alfredo Ibias, Manuel Núñez:
Estimating fault masking using squeeziness based on Rényi's entropy. 1936-1943 - Amit Kr Mandal, Pietro Ferrara, Yuliy Khlyebnikov, Agostino Cortesi, Fausto Spoto:
Cross-program taint analysis for IoT systems. 1944-1952 - Miguel Alcon, Hamid Tabani, Jaume Abella, Leonidas Kosmidis, Francisco J. Cazorla:
En-Route: on enabling resource usage testing for autonomous driving frameworks. 1953-1962 - Deuslirio Silva-Junior, Plínio de Sá Leitão Júnior, Altino Dantas, Celso G. Camilo-Junior, Rachel Harrison:
Data-flow-based evolutionary fault localization. 1963-1970 - Hao Jin, Ce Shi, Tatsuhiro Tsuchiya:
Constrained detecting arrays for fault localization in combinatorial testing. 1971-1978 - Vincenzo Arceri, Isabella Mastroeni:
A sound abstract interpreter for dynamic code. 1979-1988 - Gustavo Girardon, Victor Costa, Rodrigo Machado, Maicon Bernardino, Guilherme Legramante, Fábio Paulo Basso, Elder de Macedo Rodrigues, Anibal Neto:
Testing as a service (TaaS): a systematic literature map. 1989-1996 - Victor Costa, Gustavo Girardon, Maicon Bernardino, Rodrigo Machado, Guilherme Legramante, Anibal Neto, Fábio Paulo Basso, Elder de Macedo Rodrigues:
Taxonomy of performance testing tools: a systematic literature review. 1997-2004 - M. Carmen de Castro-Cabrera, Antonio García-Domínguez, Inmaculada Medina-Bulo:
Trends in prioritization of test cases: 2017-2019. 2005-2011
Theme: Information systems: SWA - Semantic web and applications track
- Raphaël Gazzotti, Catherine Faron-Zucker, Fabien Gandon, Virginie Lacroix-Hugues, David Darmon:
Injection of automatically selected DBpedia subjects in electronic medical records to boost hospitalization prediction. 2013-2020 - Shahi Dost, Luciano Serafini, Marco Rospocher, Lamberto Ballan, Alessandro Sperduti:
VTKEL: a resource for visual-textual-knowledge entity linking. 2021-2028 - Doo Soo Chang, Gun Hee Cho, Yong Suk Choi:
Ontology-based knowledge model for human-robot interactive services. 2029-2038 - Fatiha Saïs, Joana E. Gonzales Malaverri, Gianluca Quercini:
MOMENT: temporal meta-fact generation and propagation in knowledge graphs. 2039-2048 - Md. Mostafizur Rahman, Atsuhiro Takasu, Gianluca Demartini:
Representation learning for entity type ranking. 2049-2056
Theme: Information systems: SWA - Semantic web and applications track: Poster papers
- Said Fathalla, Sören Auer, Christoph Lange:
Towards the semantic formalization of science. 2057-2059
Theme: Information systems: SWA - Semantic web and applications track: Student research abstract
- Ronald Ochieng Ojino:
Towards an ontology for personalized hotel room recommendation: student research abstract. 2060-2063
Theme: AI and agents: VPHBA - Video processing for human behavioral analysis track
- Yun-Yun Tsou, Yi-An Lee, Chiou-Ting Hsu, Shang-Hung Chang:
Siamese-rPPG network: remote photoplethysmography signal estimation from face videos. 2066-2073 - Alexander Kozlov, Vadim Andronov, Yana Gritsenko:
Lightweight network architecture for real-time action recognition. 2074-2080 - Javed Imran, Balasubramanian Raman, Amitesh Singh Rajput:
Robust, efficient and privacy-preserving violent activity recognition in videos. 2081-2088 - Cuong Le Quoc, Moncef Hidane:
Appearance features for online multiple camera multiple target tracking. 2089-2096 - Matteo Moro, Giorgia Marchesi, Francesca Odone, Maura Casadio:
Markerless gait analysis in stroke survivors based on computer vision and deep learning: a pilot study. 2097-2104
Theme: AI and agents: VPHBA - Video processing for human behavioral analysis track: Poster papers
- Annalisa Franco, Antonio Magnani, Dario Maio:
Template co-updating in multi-modal human activity recognition systems. 2113-2116 - Tianyu Wang, Minhao Jin, Jingying Wang, Yijie Wang, Mian Li:
Towards a data-driven method for RGB video-based hand action quality assessment in real time. 2117-2120
Theme: Distributed systems: WCN - Selected areas of wireless communications and networking track
- Lina Aliouat, Hakim Mabed, Julien Bourgeois:
Enhanced clustering approach for traffic regulation in directional antennas based nanonetworks. 2121-2128 - Pedro Ákos Costa, André Rosa, João Leitão:
Enabling wireless ad hoc edge systems with yggdrasil. 2129-2136 - Han Ul Lee, Wha Sook Jeon, Dong Geun Jeong:
An effective AP placement scheme for reliable wifi connection in industrial environment. 2137-2143 - Ting-Ting Yang, Hsueh-Wen Tseng:
A service-aware channel partition and selection for advertising in bluetooth low energy networks. 2144-2150 - Hana Rhim, Ryma Abassi, Karim Tamine, Damien Sauveron, Sihem Guemara El Fatmi:
A secure network coding-enabled approach for a confidential cluster-based routing in wireless sensor networks. 2151-2157 - Junho Seo, Sungwon Lee, Muhammad Toaha Raza Khan, Dongkyun Kim:
A new CoAP congestion control scheme considering strong and weak RTT for IoUT. 2158-2162 - Abdul Rehman, Anand Paul, Muhammad Azfar Yaqub, Muhammad Mazhar Ullah Rathore:
Trustworthy intelligent industrial monitoring architecture for early event detection by exploiting social IoT. 2163-2169
Theme: Distributed systems: WCN - Selected areas of wireless communications and networking track: Poster papers
- Zhiming He, Limei Peng:
Evaluation of fog topologies in fog planning for IoT task scheduling. 2177-2180
Theme: Distributed systems: WT - Web technologies track
- Bianca Mitroi, Flavius Frasincar:
An elastic net regularized matrix factorization technique for recommender systems. 2184-2192 - Jorge Lloret-Gazo:
A browserless architecture for extracting web prices. 2193-2200 - Manuel Leithner, Dimitris E. Simos:
XIEv: dynamic analysis for crawling and modeling of web applications. 2201-2210
Theme: Distributed systems: WT - Web technologies track: Poster papers
- João Santos, Nuno Santos, David Dias:
Censorship-resistant web annotations based on ethereum and IPFS. 2211-2213 - Stefan Sobernig, Michael Maurer, Mark Strembeck:
RAMLFlask: managing artifact coupling for web APIs. 2214-2217
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