Advances in Computing and Information - ICCI '91: International Conference on Computing and Information, Ottawa, Canada, May 27-29, 1991. Proceedings

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Springer Science & Business Media, 1991. gada 7. maijs - 744 lappuses
This volume contains papers presented at the Third International Conference on Computing and Information, ICCI '91, held at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, May 27-29, 1991. The conference was organized by the School of Computer Science at Carleton University, and was sponsored by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and Carleton University. ICCI '91 was an international forum for the presentation of original results in research, development, and applications in computing and information processing. The conference was aimed at both practitioners and theoreticians, and was organized into five streams: - Algorithms and complexity, - Databases and information systems, - Parallel processing and systems, - Distributed computing and systems, - Expert systems, artificial intelligence. This volume contains three invited papers, by E.C.R. Hehner, R.L. Probert, and S.J. Smith, and 71 selected papers.

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Whats Wrong With Formal Programming Methods?
2
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND COMMUNICATIONS PROTOCOLS RESEARCH RELATIONSHIPS
24
WITH MASSIVELY PARALLEL COMPUTING Four Example Applications
33
2 Algorithms and Complexity
43
ON THE QUICKEST PATH PROBLEM Extended Abstract
44
Practical Adaptive Sorting
47
LOWER BOUNDS FOR ALGEBRAIC COMPUTATION TREES OF FUNCTIONS WITH FINITE DOMAINS
55
APPROXIMATION ALGORITHMS FOR THE BANDWIDTH MINIMIZATION PROBLEM FOR A LARGE CLASS OF TREES
66
Properties and Recognition
393
Increasing Communication Bandwidth on Hypercube
401
PROGRAMMING A PARALLEL SORT USING DISTRIBUTED PROCEDURE CALLS
413
A Note on Offline Permutation Routing on a MeshConnected Processor Array
416
A FULLYPIPELINED SOLUTIONS CONSTRUCTOR FOR DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS
419
On the FaultTolerance of QuasiMinimal Cayley Networks Extended Abstract
429
Some Fast Parallel Algorithms for Parentheses Matching
441
A Simple Optimal Parallel Algorithm to Solve the Lowest Common Ancestor Problem
453

The InterpolationBased Bintree and Its Application to Graphics
78
On the kcoloring of Intervals Extended Abstract
88
Structural and Algorithmic Results
100
A Relationship Between SelfOrganizing Lists and Binary Search Trees
109
How Costly Can RedBlack Trees Be?
115
Balance in AVL Trees
125
A TIGHT LOWER BOUND FOR SELECTION IN SORTED X+Y
132
AND CAN BE IMPLEMENTED IN LINEAR TIME IN THE AVERAGE CASE
137
Generating Random Graphs Efficiently
147
LINEAR EXTENSIONS WITH BACKTRACKING
159
Storing Shortest Paths for a Polyhedron
167
3 Databases and Information Systems
179
An Improved Join Dependency For Efficient Constraint Checking
180
On the Power of QueryIndependent Compilation
183
Parallel Transitive Closure Computation in Highly Scalable Multiprocessors
195
METHODS AND TOOLS FOR INTEGRATING DATABASE SYSTEMS AND OBJECTORIENTED PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
205
Incremental Database Design Revisited
217
Partial Document Ranking by Heuristic Methods
229
Context Inheritance and Content Inheritance in an ObjectOriented Data Model
238
GRAPHICAL SPECIFICATION OF RECURSIVE QUERIES
250
On Designing Relational Database Schemes for Efficient Query Processing
262
THE MEAN VALUE APPROACH TO PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF TIMESTAMP ORDERING ALGORITHMS
274
Budi Yuwono Dik Lun Lee
286
4 Parallel Processing and Systems
297
SUBTREE AVAILABILITY IN BINARY TREE ARCHITECTURES
310
An Optimal Parallel Algorithm for the Vertical Segment Visibility Reporting Problem
321
A FaultTolerant Binary Tree Architecture
333
ConflictFree Sorting Algorithms under SingleChannel and MultiChannel Broadcast Communication Models
348
Parallel Routing and Sorting on the Pancake Network
358
Logarithmic Time NC Algorithms for Comparability Graphs and Circle Graphs
381
A Restructuring Method For Parallel Compilation
460
Sequential and Distributed Algorithms for the All Pairs Quickest Path Problem
469
An Efficient Approximation Algorithm for Hypercube Scheduling
472
An Optimal Parallel Algorithm to Reconstruct a Binary Tree from its Traversals
482
AN EFFICIENT MULTIPROCESSOR ARCHITECTURE FOR IMAGE PROCESSING IN VLSI
494
5 Distributed Computing and Systems
507
A Formal Description of the IC Model of Parallel Computation
518
AN EFFICIENT ALGORITHM FOR QUIESCENCE DETECTION IN A DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM
530
Interval Arithmetic for Computing Performance Guarantees in ClientServer Software
533
HARD REALTIME DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS
545
A Design and Modeling Environment to Develop Realtime Distributed Software Systems
557
ON THE MANAGMENT OF REMOTE PROCEDURE CALL TRANSACTIONS
569
A Linear Complexity Solution With Unbounded TimeStamps
580
A DISTRIBUTED SCHEDULING ALGORITHM FOR HETEROGENEOUS REALTIME SYSTEMS
586
A distributed solution to the kout ofM resources allocation problem
597
Efficient Distributed Resource Scheduling for Rdaptiue RealTime Operation Support
608
MAPPING OF FAULTTOLERANT PERMUTATIONS IN OMEGA INTERCONNECTION NETWORK
626
6 Expert Systems Artificial Intelligence
639
A chemical reactor selection expert system created by training an artificial neural network
643
A Modeling Technique for Generating Casual Explanations of Physical Systems
655
PLANNING IN CONCEPTUAL NETWORKS
667
EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE MEANING OF THE HEDGE VERY
670
a logical approach
673
NEURAL NETWORK PROCESSING ELEMENTS AS A NEW GENERATION OF FLIPFLOPS
685
A ProofTheoretic Framework for Nonmonotonic Reasoning and Logic Programming
697
Extended Abstract
707
A framework for variableresolution vision
719
AN RMS FOR TEMPORAL REASONING WITH ABSTRACTION
731
AUTHOR INDEX
743
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