Publications
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Robust content dissemination in disrupted environments
We present DIRECT (DIsruption REsilient Content Transport), which is a content dissemination approach for ad hoc networks that exploits in-network storage and the hop-by-hop dissemination of named information objects.
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Context-aware packet switching in ad hoc networks
We present the design and performance of a new approach to packet switching for MANETs, which we call Context Aware Protocol Engines (CAPE).
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Real-time clothes comparison based on multi-view vision
In this paper, we present a clothing recognition system that augments clothes recommendation and fashion exploration using the intelligent multi-view vision technology of the Responsive Mirror, an implicitly controlled human-computer…
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Paper-centric interaction concepts for collaborative learning
In this paper we present concepts for the collaborative annotation and structuring of paper documents and digital documents in both distributed and co-located settings.
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Patient problem-solving on the web: how do patients use web forums
We are studying naturally occurring material (Coulson, Buchanan, & Aubeeluck 07) postings on health fora about several chronic diseases.
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An Unfinished Canvas: A Review of Large-Scale Assessment in K-12 Arts Education
This paper provides a review of the status of large-scale arts assessments and current practice in statewide arts assessment for the purpose of K–12 education accountability.
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An Unfinished Canvas: Allocating Funding and Instructional Time for Elementary Arts Education
The study’s aim is to provide California policy-makers and educators with examples and lessons from other jurisdictions that have been more successful in providing all students with access to arts…
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Contrasting Paths To Small School Reform: Results Of A 5-Year Evaluation Of The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s National High Schools Initiative
This article focuses on two contrasting strategies to small-school reform: starting new small high schools, and converting large schools into smaller learning communities.
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Phone-based cepstral polynomial SVM system for speaker recognition
In this paper, we present a complete analysis of the phone-based cepstral system with polynomial features. We start from a simpler system that does not use phones or states and…
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Triple-Axis X-Ray Reciprocal Space Mapping of InyGa1−yAs Thermophotovoltaic Diodes Grown on (1 0 0) InP Substrates
Analysis of the composition, strain-relaxation, layer-tilt, and the crystalline quality of InyGa1−yAs/InP1−xAsx thermophotovoltaic (TPV) diodes grown by metal-organic vapor phase epitaxy (MOVPE) is demonstrated using triple-axis X-ray reciprocal space mapping techniques.
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Genome-Wide Linkage of Cotinine Pharmacokinetics Suggests Candidate Regionson Chromosomes 9 and 11
We conducted a whole-genome linkage analysis to search for candidate regions influencing quantitative variation in cotinine pharmacokinetics in a large-scale pharmacokinetic study with 61 families containing 224 healthy adult participants.
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The 2008 Scheduling and Planning Applications Workshop (SPARK’08)
SPARK'08 was the first edition of a workshop series designed to provide a stable, long-term forum where researchers could discuss the applications of planning and scheduling techniques to real problems.