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5 Nov 2023: Another interesting talk discussed the economic value of mobile location data, presenting scenarios user actions can be monetized and profit shared among different service providers. ... fluphone:). The map of spread of the blight looked really like the

5 Nov 2023: for me, the best one was a talk about financial service industry regulatory controls through risk data sharing (via a third party - a sort of nuclear test ban treaty assurance service) - ... fluphone:). The map of spread of the blight looked really like

5 Nov 2023: https://www.syslog.cl.cam.ac.uk/2011/01/05/a-test/. The Cambridge Systems Research Blog. Thu, 17 Mar 2011 22:00:34 0000. ... hourly. 1. https://wordpress.org/?v=6.2.2. https://www.syslog.cl.cam.ac.uk/2011/01/05/a-test/comment-page-1/#comment-5. Thu, 17

5 Nov 2023: Index of /2011/01/05.

5 Nov 2023: 5Jan/11In order to disseminate our knowledge and to prevent ourselves from going crazy, we are setting up this wonderful bloggy venture. May it thrive well and get the world excited about Cambridge systems research! Professor’s Log, stardate

5 Nov 2023: Another interesting talk discussed the economic value of mobile location data, presenting scenarios user actions can be monetized and profit shared among different service providers.

5 Nov 2023: Another interesting talk discussed the economic value of mobile location data, presenting scenarios user actions can be monetized and profit shared among different service providers.

5 Nov 2023: Not only competitions could attract an army of approximately 10 million data analysts around the globe, but the design of them could promise a sustainable economic model that would bring money

5 Nov 2023: Another interesting talk discussed the economic value of mobile location data, presenting scenarios user actions can be monetized and profit shared among different service providers.

5 Nov 2023: Another interesting talk discussed the economic value of mobile location data, presenting scenarios user actions can be monetized and profit shared among different service providers.

5 Nov 2023: Q: How about tests? A: We have a test suite but we'd like to automatically generate tests and run them against other implementations to be able to do comparisons. ... Cryptosense Workflow. Testing -> Learning -> Model-checking ->. We will focus on Testing

5 Nov 2023: Not only competitions could attract an army of approximately 10 million data analysts around the globe, but the design of them could promise a sustainable economic model that would bring money

5 Nov 2023: A NICE Way to Test OpenFlow Applications, EPFL/Princeton. This is from Marco et al (was here for a bit) and is quite nice - maybe we should look at how

5 Nov 2023: Found they could do wire-speed forwarding and 6x better latency than software, but not clear what the test workload was. ... Spectroscope uses hypothesis test to decide if the request flow distributions are actually different, or just the same modulo

5 Nov 2023: They use RTS/CTS notification to avoid incast and receiver-side collisions. Evaluation test cluster is heterogeneous; they say that dynamic work allocation was key to utilizing it efficiently. ... Sort is a classic example of this as an I/O torture test.

5 Nov 2023: systematic corruption of fields read form the FS (as part of the symbolic execution), and test suites from file system checkers (which they generalize, to get more permutations). ... Scalability is tested by looking at how much of the code is covered

5 Nov 2023: We show through several micro-benchmark tests that the adaptive sampling scheme adjusts the sampling rate of sensors dynamically based on the user's context and balances energy-accuracy-latency

5 Nov 2023: 24Oct/13As far as I'm concerned, starting technical sessions before 9AM should be made illegal, but hey, at least we have the best paper presented in the first session! Today we have sessions about mobile, weather (in the clouds), routing and phones.

5 Nov 2023: Evaluation through test-bed experiments show 6 to 20% improvement in Goodput. ... We show through several micro-benchmark tests that the adaptive sampling scheme adjusts the sampling rate of sensors dynamically based on the user's context and balances

5 Nov 2023: They try flipping the order of apparently racey interactions and test the program (failure detection?) They have a prototype that's found some real races.