Advances in Software Engineering : International Conference, ASEA 2008, and Its Special Sessions, Sanya, Hainan Island, China, December 13-15, 2008. Revised Selected Papers /
edited by Tai-hoon Kim, Wai-Chi Fang, Changhoon Lee, Kirk P. Arnett.
- recurso en línea.
- Communications in Computer and Information Science, 30 1865-0929 ; .
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An Enhanced Content Distribution Method Using Metadata Annotation in CDN -- Feature Tracking in Long Video Sequences Using Point Trajectories -- A Model-Driven Framework for Dynamic Web Application Development -- Experience with MOF-Based Meta-modeling of Component-Based Systems -- Closely Spaced Multipath Channel Estimation in CDMA Networks Using Divided Difference Filter -- Building “Bag of Conception” Model Based on DBpedia -- Study on the Performance Support Vector Machine by Parameter Optimized -- A Tiling Bound for Pairwise Global Sequence Alignment -- Discovering Decision Tree Based Diabetes Prediction Model -- Application of Formal Concept Analysis in Model-Based Testing -- The Prediction Model of Software Reliability Based on Fractals -- New Approach to Information Sharing Using Linguistic Threshold Schemes -- An Innovative Approach for Generating Static UML Models from Natural Language Requirements -- A Hybrid Approach for Designing an Adaptive User Interface: IDSS and BDI Agents -- Rough Kohonen Neural Network for Overlapping Data Detection -- Design and Implementation of a PC-Cluster Based Video-On-Demand Server -- Using WordNet in Conceptual Query Expansion -- Pre-processing and Step-Size Adaptation for Performance Improvement in ADM -- Clustering Web Transactions Using Fuzzy Rough??k Means.
This volume constitutes the selected and extended papers of the International Conference on Advances in Software Engineering, ASEA 2008, and Its Special Sessions, as well as the International Conference on Advanced Science and Technology, AST 2009. The book includes the special sessions on software development and practical application (SDPA 2008), on software engineering for persistent computing systems (SEPCS 2008), and on security and privacy issues in ubiquitous healthcare technology and service (SPI-UHTS 2008).