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multi-dimensional metric data points to try to produce the best quality clustering with the available resources (i. e., available memory and time constraints). BIRCH can typically find a goocl clustering with a single scan of the data, and improve the quality further with a few aclditioual scans. BIRCH

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This paper presents a locality-sensitive controller, governing the supply of demands for a given resource in a way that takes into account the distances between the requesting vertex and the location of resource. The controller has efficient communication complexities for its allocation and update

Gaining access to sensitive resources on the Web usually involves an explicit registration step, where the client has to provide a predetermined set of information to the server. The registration process yields a login/password combination, a cookie, or something similar that can be used to access

We consider the problem of precise resource analysis of loopbounded programs where assertions about resource usage may be enforced at selected program points. We first argue that to be precise, we need to unroll the loops in the manner of symbolic simulation. This suggests that the treatment

Abstract. We consider the problem of bounding the worst-case resourse usage of loop-bounded programs, where assertions about valid program executions may be enforced at selected program points. It is folklore that to be precise, path-sensitivity is needed. This entails unrolling loops in the manner

This simple guide provides insight on how Connecticut administers the Transportation Enhancement Program as a subcomponent of the Federal Highway Administration’s (FHWA) Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP). The article focuses on the program funds typically available to local project administrators through regional planning organizations (RPOs) and sources of additional information on the program.

Abstract–Dynamic resource management by the various cognitive nodes fundamentally changes the passive way that wireless nodes are currently adapting their transmission strategies to match available wireless resources, by enabling them to consciously influence the wireless system dynamics based

Abstract Mobile app development best practices suggest that developers obtain opt-in consent from users prior to accessing potentially sensitive information on the phone. We study challenges that mobile application developers have with meeting such requirements, and highlight the promise of using