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29 Feb 2008: These systems re-organise inresponse to new or changing conditions in the environment. ... By definition, the container isalways a reflective component, as it can receive and host new components atruntime.

21 Jul 2012: In Proceedings of WSDM’11, pages 635–644, New York, NY, USA, 2011. ... In Proceedings of KDD’11, pages 1082–1090, New York, NY, USA, 2011.

5 Aug 2008: In Proceedings of SIGMETRICS ’02, pages 195–205,New York, NY, USA, 2002. ... InProceedings of MobiHoc’06, pages 108–119, New York, NY, USA,2006. ACM Press.

2 Mar 2011: It thus seems that a new mechanism for collecting aggregatelocation data is needed. ... probability (1p).A portable device sends a new position map either at a.

7 Jan 2009: In vehicular applications, relevantinformation ranges from traffic news (e.g., road works orcongestion) to gas stations and hotel advertisements. ... This is clearly unrealistic as in generalvehicles continuously move from one location to another

12 Dec 2009: than static analysis can capture.In this paper we propose new temporal distance metrics to. ... of the informationprocesses in these networks are not captured.In this paper we present new metrics related to temporal.

26 Jan 2015: Thisfeature is undefined for the user’s first check-in. Further, wedefine a set of application categories such as music, news,social, games, transport, etc. ... We assign new (fake)class labels (randomly chosen among all classes) to 50% ofthe test check

1 Jun 2023: CNDPs pave new pathways for time series forecasting, and provideconsiderable advantages for disease progression monitoring. ... Moreover, using such a stochastic process can quicklyadapt to new data points [27].

29 Feb 2008: 6. CRITICAL VIEW OF THE STATE OFTHE ART. The design of middleware platforms for mobile comput-ing requires researchers to answer new and fundamentallydifferent questions; simply assuming the presence of wiredportions

16 Apr 2020: This provides us new insights into the spatio-temporal dynamics of human activity, which is beneficial forour research: venues associated with check-ins denote ac-tivity nodes, while transitions between the

29 Feb 2008: In this paper we propose a new mobility model founded on so-cial network theory. ... When a goal is reached, the new goal is chosen according to thefollowing mechanism.

12 Dec 2009: This might appear as thelong-term behavior. However, by day twenty we see a new community emerging, asshown in Fig. ... new community with significant latencyand high overhead, due to the need of periodically collecting global topology informa-tion.

20 Mar 2013: 16], which analyzed and compared daily movements ofpeople in New York City and Los Angeles. ... Foursquare has beenused by Noulas et al. [21] to model crowd activity patterns inLondon and New York City using spectral clustering.

20 May 2019: ACM, New York, NY, USA,11 pages. https://doi.org/10.1145/3292500.3330781. Permission to make digital or hard copies of all or part of this work for personal orclassroom ... Unlike other recommender systems that push digital goods, e.g.e-books, news, and

29 Feb 2008: In such cases, a new single or combinationof job length indicators, adapted to the policies in place,. ... In scenarios where multiple users submit indepen-dently, the combined collection of workloads will result ina new pattern.

29 Feb 2008: In this paper, we propose a new mobility model thatis founded on social network theory. ... a consequent new assignment to dif-ferent squares in the grid are performed).

21 Jul 2012: We abbreviate Chicago (CHI), London (LDN),New York (NYC) and San Francisco (SF). ... data mining, KDD ’06, pages 424–433, New York, NY, USA, 2006.ACM.

1 Feb 2016: what extent itcan foster encounters, which may lead to new social interactionsrather than pre-determined ones. ... 6.2 Visitor DiversityWhile bringing together strangers can ultimately lead to new so-.

29 Jun 2010: new sensing actions (such as startingthe sampling of a sensor) or modify existing ones (such asthe sampling interval of a sensor). • ... Recently, researchers have begun to use new meth-ods in an effort to examine behavior in everyday life.

29 Feb 2008: SIGOPS Operating Systems Reviews, 36(5):96–107,2002. [13] R. E. Kalman. A new approach to linear filtering and predic-tion problems. ... In Proceedings ofMobiSys’04, pages 256–269, New York, NY, USA, 2004.ACM Press.

31 Jan 2011: New York USA 438 Amsterdam Netherlands 199. Chicago USA 374 Tokyo Japan 126. ... an internal counter which isincremented by one whenever a new item is requested.

7 Mar 2022: Using the same mem-ory space between previous and new models, YONO can operatemultiple models within a limited memory budget of SRAM. ... Then, in 4.4, we select two new datasets in each of thefour modalities for a robust evaluation.

27 Feb 2019: ACM, New York, NY, USA, 11 pages.https://doi.org/10.1145/3308558.3313701. 1 INTRODUCTIONThe effects of urban neighbourhood characteristics on health out-comes of its residents is an ongoing ... This approach opens the door to new methodologies to

29 Feb 2008: System.generateMessageId());m.setRecipient(recipient);m.setContent(messageContent);m.setInfectivity(infectivity);m.setTimeStamp(time);System.addToBuffer(m);. } else throw new deliveryException();. Program 1: Calculation of the parameters of the

11 Jan 2017: Given that each device records thedata on a new file every day, we use the number of correctlyrecorded files as a measure of robustness of our prototype.

24 Jan 2013: 10], or facilitates new business opportunitiessuch as targeted advertisements [8]. ... first, it searches for small communities, and then it combinesnodes of the same community and forms a new network.

13 Sep 2011: Asa result, many new research initiatives have taken place withthe scope of understanding the impact of distributed ITSs onurban congestion [4]. ... CATE. Dissemination System. MAP Navigation Module. GPS. Collected Traffic Samples. Traffic Sensing (Add

12 Mar 2011: Theseplaces correspond to areas where taxi drivers periodically go and wait for new cus-tomers, such as touristic locations, shopping malls, cinemas, and they tend to exhibitregular and predictable patterns. ... Abyzov. The Changing Usage of a Mature

1 Mar 2012: Shared so-cial sensing in the working environment can foster a new application domain for socialnetworking. ... Stalking strangers can help you build new bonds in the lab”.Similar comments were also given by P12 and P14.

9 Nov 2020: Stored Data). Update Model with new Class. Fig. 2. Framework for Incremental Learning. ... New users can register (mobile app,. Proc. ACM Interact. Mob. Wearable Ubiquitous Technol., Vol.

31 Oct 2011: At tERR = 150 we randomly removenodes with probability PERR and we wait until thenetwork reaches a new steady state. ... This happens because thestatic analysis is unable to consider that time providesredundancy as new paths can still appear.

29 Feb 2008: Scalability: as in traditional systems, the ability to accommodate new hosts and services is essential. ... current environment; to easily integrate new functionalities and behaviours into the systems, and so on.

1 Apr 2008: 1: updateOwnUtilities ()2: create new message c: CONTROL< U,I,R, self >3: broadcast (c). ... The hosts move towards the new goal in a straightline as before until they reach it.

7 Sep 2012: higher degrees are more likely toattract new edges than nodes with fewer connections. ... 4.2 Triangle-closing modelsSince a vast majority of new edges close social triangles,.

30 Oct 2009: 8. Subscriptions Dissemination. 1: create new message c: CONTROL< R,S,M, self>2: broadcast (c). ... When a new matching notification is re-ceived it handles the message to the application component.

1 Jul 2013: For example,since people may split the majority of their time betweenhome and work, sampling randomly is likely to fail captur-ing participants in new locations. ... created a new cluster.