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	Browse All Reviews > All General Terms     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending     1-10 of 30426 Reviews with All General Terms Date Reviewed   Thinking as computation: a first course Levesque H.,  The MIT Press, 2012. 328 pp. Type: Book (978-0-262016-99-5) Can computers think? Well, some might ask if people can think... Is thinking a form of computation? Can mere symbolic processing be equated with thought? These questions have dogged the intellect as least since the days of von Neumann [1,2].... May 18 2012   Access control in feature-oriented programming Apel S., Kolesnikov S., Liebig J., Kästner C., Kuhlemann M., Leich T.  Science of Computer Programming 77(3): 174-187, 2012. Type: Article Feature-oriented programming is a programming paradigm for modular development of a family of programs as part of a software product line. Feature-oriented programming languages provide programming abstractions to express and enforce... May 18 2012   A RESTful implementation of the WS-agreement specification Kübert R., Katsaros G., Wang T.  WS-REST 2011 (Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on RESTful Design, Hyderabad, India,  Mar 28, 2011) 67-72, 2011. Type: Proceedings Representational state transfer (REST) is a software architecture for distributed systems and is one of the most popular implementations of Web service technology. RESTful refers to products that operate within the REST constraints. In this... May 18 2012   Adopting open source software: a practical guide Fitzgerald B., Kesan J., Russo B., Shaikh M., Succi G.,  The MIT Press, 2011. 192 pp. Type: Book (978-0-262516-35-8) Five case studies of government organizations that have made a transition from proprietary, commercial software to open-source software are described in this book. Each of these organizations has its own reasons for implementing these projects,... May 17 2012   Two pioneering projects from the early history of computer-aided algorithmic composition Ariza C.  Computer Music Journal 35(3): 40-56, 2011. Type: Article Anyone interested in computer-aided algorithmic composition (CAAC) will likely be acquainted with Hiller’s remarkable contributions from his research publications as well as from his compositions. The latter inspired many independent... May 17 2012   A note on disjoint cycles Kotrbík M.  Information Processing Letters 112(4): 135-137, 2012. Type: Article Certain measures of graphs, such as the edge coloring number, are hard to compute precisely. Some others, such as the maximum number of vertex-disjoint cycles, are even hard to approximate. It is known, for example, that computing... May 17 2012   Interleaving multi-agent systems and social networks for organized adaptation Pitt J., Ramirez-Cano D., Draief M., Artikis A.  Computational & Mathematical Organization Theory 17(4): 344-378, 2011. Type: Article This work combines existing approaches that define rules for information exchange in a social network with voting algorithms for computational, social choice, and norm-governed behavior from distributed multiagent systems (MAS). A network of... May 17 2012   Windows 7 made simple Otnes K., MSL Made Simple Learning .,  Apress, Berkeley, CA, 2011. 836 pp. Type: Book (978-1-430236-50-4) Like other Apress books, this one presents high-quality information about new software products. Information about the main components of Windows 7 and how one can customize it is included. The book describes working with programs, files, music,... May 17 2012   Detection and identification of rare audio-visual cues Weinshall D., Anemller J., Gool L.,  Springer Publishing Company, Incorporated, 2011. 200 pp. Type: Book (978-3-642240-33-1) Did you know that some living organisms often generate appropriate responses to incongruent and unexpected stimuli or situations, despite having no experience with or previous knowledge about them? This process has been assumed to be stochastic... May 17 2012   Classification of arrhythmia using hybrid networks Haseena H., Joseph P., Mathew A.  Journal of Medical Systems 35(6): 1617-1630, 2011. Type: Article A new methodology for medical differential diagnosis purposes, based on the use of fuzzy clustered hybrid networks, is detailed in this paper. The study is focused on discriminating among the diseases of a certain class that includes normal... May 17 2012       Display 510152550100 per page
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