A survey on bio-inspired algorithms for web service composition

present a major revision to the Riverside Optimizing Compiler for Configurable Circuits (ROCCC) designed to create hardware accelerators from C programs. Novel additions to ROCCC include (1) intuitive modular bottom-up design of circuits from C, and (2) separation of code generation from specific FPGA

Abstract—In this paper, we propose a machine-machine collaboration formalism to support groupware tailorability. Our work is based on the 3C functional model by Ellis that decomposes collaboration between users into communication, coordination and cooperation spaces. Moreover and through our

williamfengzhu @ gmail. com Abstract-Covering-based rough set (CRS) is a meaningful and important generalization of Pawlak's rough set theory. The primary goal of this paper is to extend the formal study to partial covering (PCov) in terms of the global granular computing model (globaV2nd GrC

In this article, we propose an approach to introduce tailorability in the design of groupware, as the approaches already existing are still ambiguous in putting it forward in CSCW systems. We will present a brief overview on some approaches that deals with tailorability in this field. Then, we

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About the Journal The International C2 Journal was created in 2006 at the urging of an interna-tional group of command and control professionals including individuals from academia, industry, government, and the military. The Command and Control Research Program (CCRP, of the U.S. Office

has benefited from the valuable comments provided by Professor David Greenaway during the finalization of this publication. UNIDO intern Robert Lambertus van Lavieren provided assistance during various stages of preparing this publication. The authors are grateful to Michael Bailey for proofreading

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for conducting future architecture efforts in order to apply more useful, repeatable, enduring results toward adapting C2 to the 21 st century.