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A machine-learning approach to keypoint detection and landmarking on 3D meshes:
International Journal of Computer Vision
Searching for point correspondences across pairs of images is a necessary pre-processing step for many applications involving 3D object retrieval and shape recognition, including stereo imaging...
Object Recognition (I.4.8...)
| May 1 13
Gelling, and melting, large graphs by edge manipulation:
The authors of this paper start their text with a challenging problem in the area of graph mining with applications in various disciplines: Given a large graph, which edges should be deleted or added...
Data Mining (H.2.8...)
| May 1 13
A self-tuning design methodology for power-efficient multi-core systems:
ACM Transactions on Design Automation of Electronic Systems
Higher voltages improve transistor switching times, but the speed achievable at a fixed voltage degrades with use. That degradation is also temperature...
Process Management (D.4.1)
| May 2 13
Rule-based automatic software performance diagnosis and improvement:
Performance Evaluation
There are well-documented advantages to automating performance evaluation during software design rather than waiting until system testing to uncover design problems...
CASE (D.2.2...)
| May 2 13
Quantitative relaxation of concurrent data structures:
Evolving trends in hardware, especially the shift from single-core to multicore and many-core processors, have pushed current programming to the center of the discussion in many designs and...
Lists, Stacks & Queues (E.1...)
| May 2 13
Posterior expectation of regularly paved random histograms:
ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation
Parametric and nonparametric supervised machine learning algorithms are useful in artificial intelligence (AI). The literature of the field includes...
Trees (E.1...)
| May 3 13
Level-3 Cholesky factorization routines improve performance of many Cholesky algorithms:
ACM Transactions on Mathematical Software
The Cholesky decomposition of a positive definite matrix is the basis for many efficient and numerically accurate algorithms...
Mathematical Software (G.4)
| May 6 13
The application of FPGA-based discrete wavelet transform system in EEG analysis:
In this paper, a distributed modular version of the Mallat algorithm is used as the finite impulse response (FIR) filter module of a field-programmable gate array (FPGA)-based discrete wavelet transform...
Gate Arrays (B.7.1...)
| May 6 13
More reputable recommenders give more accurate recommendations?:
Predictive analytics has hit the mainstream, thanks to the emergence of many day-to-day consumer applications such as Pandora, Netflix, Yelp, and Epinions, all of which contain some...
General (F.2.0)
| May 6 13
Embodied cognition and the magical future of interaction design:
ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction
In this paper, cognitive scientist David Kirsh provides an accessible and engaging overview of state of the art research on human cognition in relation to...
User/Machine Systems (H.1.2)
| May 7 13
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The dawn of software engineering
This very readable book shows that the history of computing is not a “beautiful road from logic to practice,” nor a smooth trajectory from Turing’s 1936 paper [1] to today’s all-purpose computers. Most chapters...
History of Computing (K.2)
| May 1 13
Understanding high-dimensional spaces
When analyzing data, looking at an item in isolation reveals very little of interest. It is only when the item is viewed in context and in relation to other items that patterns emerge and understanding is possible. This principle is at the heart of data analysis and...
Comp. Geometry & Object Modeling (I.3.5)
| May 1 13
Trustworthy ubiquitous computing
Ubiquitous computing devices have become an essential part of our lives, as demonstrated by the popularity of “things” such as smartphones, public displays, smart tags, and the various wireless...
Security & Protection (K.6.5)
| May 2 13
Geolocation in iOS
With only 102 pages, this book doesn’t mince any words; it gets straight to the details, so I will too. Geolocation in iOS is a hot topic right now, so this short book is extremely topical. The author jumps right into the material. The book assumes prior knowledge...
Spatial Databases & GIS (H.2.8...)
| May 2 13
Beginning Android games (2nd ed.)
This is an introduction to writing arcade style games for Android. The target audience is developers with a good understanding of Java, little understanding of the Android environment, and no game...
Games (K.8.0...)
| May 3 13
Data analytics
Data mining and knowledge discovery has become an important field in computer science (CS) over the past few decades. As the amount of available information has been increasing rapidly, the mining of data...
Classifier Design & Evaluation (I.5.2...)
| May 3 13
Secure and resilient software
Nobel laureate James D. Watson exhorts you to “read around your subject” [1]; for what it’s worth, so do I. Despite my experience as a specialist in safety-critical software, I nevertheless read, enjoyed, and...
General (D.2.0)
| May 3 13
.NET test automation recipes
McCaffrey has written a comprehensive book on .NET automation recipes. I found many good techniques in this book. More than that, he offers several complementary techniques, an approach that...
Microsoft .NET (D.3.2...)
| May 7 13
Advances in intelligent signal processing and data mining
Intelligent signal processing and data mining underlie numerous important applications in science and engineering. This book aims to present the most recent developments in these areas with a...
Data Mining (H.2.8...)
| May 7 13
Malware forensics field guide for Windows systems
This is not an academic book, nor is it a textbook. While it may be an acceptable supplement for a reader already fairly familiar with Windows, forensics, and malware, it is not suitable as an introduction...
Security & Protection (K.6.5)
| May 9 13
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