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ORCIDCASCON 2018: Markham, Ontario, Canada
- Iosif-Viorel Onut, Andrew Jaramillo, Guy-Vincent Jourdan, Dorina C. Petriu, Wang Chen:
Proceedings of the 28th Annual International Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering, CASCON 2018, Markham, Ontario, Canada, October 29-31, 2018. ACM 2018
Most influential paper of 2008
- Giuliano Antoniol, Kamel Ayari, Massimiliano Di Penta, Foutse Khomh, Yann-Gaël Guéhéneuc:
Is it a bug or an enhancement?: a text-based approach to classify change requests. 2-16
Full papers
- Owolabi Adekoya, Habib Sabiu, Derek L. Eager, Winfried K. Grassmann, Dwight J. Makaroff:
A case study of spark resource configuration and management for image processing applications. 18-29 - Jen-Hao Kuo, Tsung-Han Wu, Hong-Bao Ye, Hewijin Christine Jiau:
A competitive platform for continuous programming skill enhancement. 30-39 - Nathalia Moraes do Nascimento, Paulo S. C. Alencar, Carlos Lucena, Donald D. Cowan:
A context-aware machine learning-based approach. 40-47 - Nayreet Islam, Akramul Azim:
Assuring the runtime behavior of self-adaptive cyber-physical systems using feature modeling. 48-59 - Hussein Alrubaye, Mohamed Wiem Mkaouer:
Automating the detection of third-party Java library migration at the function level. 60-71 - Kalvin Eng, Diego Serrano, Eleni Stroulia, Jacob L. Jaremko:
(Semi)automatic construction of access-controlled web data services. 72-80 - Mohamed Hamza Ibrahim, Rokia Missaoui, Abir Messaoudi:
Detecting communities in social networks using concept interestingness. 81-90 - Tasnim Kabir, A. B. M. Alim Al Islam:
Design and implementation of loss mitigation in spot instances. 91-102 - Reza M. Parizi, Ali Dehghantanha, Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo, Amritraj Singh:
Empirical vulnerability analysis of automated smart contracts security testing on blockchains. 103-113 - Gabriel Costa Silva, Reginaldo Ré, Marco Aurélio Graciotto Silva:
Evaluating efficiency, effectiveness and satisfaction of AWS and azure from the perspective of cloud beginners. 114-125 - Mark Shtern, Pedro Casas, Vassilios Tzerpos:
Evaluating music mastering quality using machine learning. 126-135 - Konstantin Nasartschuk, Kenneth B. Kent, Stephen A. MacKay, Aleksandar Micic:
Feasibility of internal object pools to reduce memory management activity. 136-144 - Eduardo Lopez, Kamran Sartipi:
Feature engineering in big data for detection of information systems misuse. 145-156 - John Zhang, Anirudh Verma, Chinmay Sheth, Christopher W. Schankula, Stephanie Koehl, Andrew Kelly, Yumna Irfan, Christopher Kumar Anand:
Graphics programming in elm develops math knowledge & social cohesion. 157-167 - Christopher Kumar Anand, Lucas Dutton, Adele Olejarz, Robert F. Enenkel, Wolfram Kahl:
Hardware/software codesign for mathematical function acceleration. 168-177 - Amine Barrak, Marc-André Laverdière, Foutse Khomh, Le An, Ettore Merlo:
Just-in-time detection of protection-impacting changes on WordPress and MediaWiki. 178-188 - John M. Boyer:
Natural language question answering in the financial domain. 189-200 - Jiapeng Zhu, Panagiotis Patros, Kenneth B. Kent, Michael Dawson:
Node.js scalability investigation in the cloud. 201-212 - Scott Ryan Young, Michael Flawn, Gerhard W. Dueck, Kenneth B. Kent, Charlie Gracie:
Persistent memory storage of cold regions in the OpenJ9 Java virtual machine. 213-223 - Kenny Wehling, David Wille, Christoph Seidl, Ina Schaefer:
Reducing variability of technically related software systems in large-scale IT landscapes. 224-235 - Omar Badreddin, Rahad Khandoker:
The impact of design and UML modeling on codebase quality and sustainability. 236-244 - Xinxin Fan:
Scalable practical byzantine fault tolerance with short-lived signature schemes. 245-256 - Luis F. Rivera, Norha M. Villegas, Gabriel Tamura, Miguel A. Jiménez, Hausi A. Müller:
UML-driven automated software deployment. 257-268
Position papers
- Nasim Beigi Mohammadi, Marin Litoiu, Mahsa Emami-Taba, Ladan Tahvildari, Marios Fokaefs, Ettore Merlo, Iosif-Viorel Onut:
A DevOps framework for quality-driven self-protection in web software systems. 270-274 - Mark Thom, Gerhard W. Dueck, Kenneth B. Kent, Daryl Maier:
A survey of ahead-of-time technologies in dynamic language environments. 275-281 - Hamzeh Khazaei, Alireza Ghanbari, Marin Litoiu:
Adaptation as a service. 282-288 - Yumeng (Lucinda) Liu, Daniel Busaba, Chen Ding, Daniel Gildea:
All timescale window co-occurrence: efficient analysis and a possible use. 289-292 - Gregory Fournier, Fábio Petrillo:
Challenges and solutions on architecting blockchain systems. 293-300 - Arooj Ahmed Qureshi, Canxiu Zhang, Rong Zheng, Ahmed Elmeligi:
Ischemic stroke detection using EEG signals. 301-308 - Amente Bekele, Joe Samuel, Shermeen Nizami, Amna Basharat, Randy Giffen, James R. Green:
Ontology driven temporal event annotator mHealth application framework. 309-314 - Omar Badreddin:
Powering software sustainability with blockchain. 315-322 - Ashok Bhowmick, Tamer Abdou, Ayse Bener:
Predictive analytics in healthcare epileptic seizure recognition. 323-330 - Malgorzata J. Zimon, Vadim V. Elisseev, Robert Sawko, Samuel Antão, Kirk E. Jordan:
Uncertainty quantification-as-a-service. 331-337
Cognitive computing
- Sarah Packowski, Wendy Switzer:
Building AI models using IBM Watson Studio. 340-341 - Alice Yeung, Rick Chen, Philip Kurowski, Trevor Crawford, Meswan Bhaugeerutty:
IBM voice agent with Watson. 342-343 - Serjik G. Dikaleh, Darren Pape, Dharmesh Mistry, Chris Felix, Ozair Sheikh:
Refine, restructure and make sense of data visually, using IBM Watson Studio. 344-346
Cloud computing
- Julia Rubin, Yingying Wang, Harshavardhan Kadiyala, John Steinbacher, Tony Erwin:
Best practices and lessons learned in microservices. 348-349 - Eveline Cai, Gilbert Kwan, Panagiotis Roubatsis, Yee-Kang Chang:
Building microservices in a cloud-native world using eclipse microprofile and open liberty. 350-353 - Serjik G. Dikaleh, Eric Charpentier, John Liu, Neil DeLima, Vince Yuen:
Build a cognitive serverless slack app with IBM cloud functions & IBM Watson API. 354-355 - Arthur De Magalhaes, Leo Christy Jesuraj:
Come learn how to deploy open liberty applications using Docker, Kubernetes, Helm and MicroProfile! 356 - Yingwei Wang, Karolj Skala:
The 3rd international workshop on dew computing. 357-358 - Ozair Sheikh, Serjik G. Dikaleh, Dharmesh Mistry, Darren Pape, Chris Felix:
Modernize digital applications with microservices management using the istio service mesh. 359-360 - Elson Yuen, Eric Peters, Rajiv Senthilnathan, Maysun Jamil Faisal, Steven Hung:
Hands-on: easy microservices application development with microclimate. 361 - Marin Litoiu, Joe Wigglesworth:
The 10th CASCON workshop on cloud computing. 362-363 - Daryl Maier, Kenneth B. Kent, Ben Thomas, Mark Thom, Vijay Sundaresan, Shelley Lambert, Leonardo Banderali, Younes Manton, Aaron Graham, Jean-Philippe Legault, Kim Briggs, Abhijit Taware:
2nd workshop on advances in open runtime technology for cloud environments. 364-368
Systems
- Kostas Kontogiannis, Chris Brealey, Alberto Giammaria, Brian Countryman, Marios Grigoriou, Miguel Jimenez, Marios Fokaefs, Faryaaz Kassam, Francis Bordeleau:
2nd workshop on DevOps and software analytics for continuous engineering and improvement. 369-370 - Jeeva Paudel, Wael Yehia, Jeremy S. Bradbury:
13th workshop on challenges for parallel computing. 371-373 - Gennady Pekhimenko, Ettore Tiotto:
Compiler-driven performance workshop. 374-376
Security
- Omar Badreddin, Abel O. Gomez Rivera, Adeel Malik:
Blockchain fundamentals and development platforms. 377-379 - Devan Shah, Larry Lindsay, Josue Diaz, Sagi Shechter, Andy Becher:
IBM security guardium analyzer bootcamp. 380-382
Data and analytics
- Ivy Ho, J. J. Tang, Jisoo Lee, Amirali Jafarian, Peter El-koreh, Biniam A. Admikew, Wendy Hua, Nora Abdelgadir:
Build better APIs with the next generation of API testing and monitoring. 383 - Tomás Tokár, Igor Jurisica, Naomi P. Visanji, Christian Veillette:
Data-driven medicine: promise and challenges. 384-386 - Kelly A. Lyons, Eleni Stroulia, Marcellus Mindel:
Third annual workshop on data-driven knowledge mobilization. 387-390 - Jerrold Landau, Perry Fuller, Shawn Robertson, Babneet Singh, John Matta, Nick Schofield, Andrew Craik, Igor Todorovski:
The best of IBM innovation: advancements through overcoming technological uncertainties. 391-393 - Diane Reynolds, David Dcosta, David Xie, Seacy Zhen:
Deriving client insights in the financial sector. 394-396 - Farhana H. Zulkernine, Haruna Isah, Sidney Givigi, Yan Liu, Edward Shim, Marwa Elsayed:
Large-scale multilevel streaming data analytics. 397-400 - Sara Diamond, Mark S. Fox, Megan Katsumi, Ajaz Hussain, Jeremy Bowes, Marcus Gordon, Baher Abdulhai, Amad Aqra, Amer Shalaby, Ehab Diab, Matthew J. Roorda, Dena Kasraian, David Kossowsky, Esri Canada, Michael Luubert, Brent Hall, Judy Farvolen, Elyse Parker, Jesse Coleman:
iCity: big data and visualization urban transportation strategies. 401-402 - Shaikh Quader, Mark Ryan, Eric Dong, Safura Suleymanova, Rounok Salehin, Shahidul Haque Apu:
Practical machine learning with python on DSX. 403-405
Other
- Stephen Perelgut, Dennis Buttera, Colette Lacroix, Lila Adamec:
IBM academic skills academy: syllabi and other things. 406 - Darlan Arruda, Nazim H. Madhavji, Colin A. Taylor:
CASCON workshop on developing big data applications and services. 407-409 - Mehdi Bozzo-Rey, Robert Loredo:
Introduction to the IBM Q experience and quantum computing. 410-412 - Asic Chen, Arno Jacob-sen:
Distributed ledgers and blockchain: concepts and applications. 413-414
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