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    • Flexible Execution of Plans with Choice and Uncertainty 

      Conrad, Patrick R; Williams, Brian C (2011-01-15)
      Dynamic plan execution strategies allow an autonomous agent to respond to uncertainties, while improving robustness and reducing the need for an overly conservative plan. Executives have improved robustness by expanding ...
    • Flexible MIPS Soft Processor Architecture 

      Carli, Roberto (2008-06-16)
      The flexible MIPS soft processor architecture borrows selected technologies from high-performance computing to deliver a modular, highly customizable CPU targeted towards FPGA implementations for embedded systems; the ...
    • FLIP - A Format List Processor 

      Teitelman, Warren (1967-07-01)
      This memo describes a notion of programming language for expressing, from within a LISP system, string manipulation such as those performed in COMIT. The COMIT formalism has been extended in several ways: the patterns (the ...
    • Flowtune: Flowlet Control for Datacenter Networks 

      Perry, Jonathan; Balakrishnan, Hari; Shah, Devavrat (2016-08-15)
      Rapid convergence to a desired allocation of network resources to endpoint traffic has been a long-standing challenge for packet-switched networks. The reason for this is that congestion control decisions are distributed ...
    • Floyd-Hoare Logic Defines Semantics 

      Meyer, Albert R. (1986-05)
      The first-order patrial correctness assertions provable in Floyd-Hoare logic about an uninterpreted while-program scheme determine the scheme up to equivalence. This settles an open problem of Meyer and Halpern. The simple ...
    • Floyd-Hoare Verifiers "Considered Harmful" 

      Shrobe, Howard E. (1978-01-01)
      The Floyd-Hoare methodology completely dominates the field of program verification and has contributed much to our understanding of how programs might be analyzed. Useful but limited verifiers have been developed using ...
    • Fluorescence Assay for Polymerase Arrival Rates 

      Che, Austin (2003-08-31)
      To engineer complex synthetic biological systems will require modulardesign, assembly, and characterization strategies. The RNApolymerase arrival rate (PAR) is defined to be the rate that RNApolymerases arrive at a specified ...
    • Fluorescence Assay for Polymerase Arrival Rates 

      Che, Austin (2003-08-31)
      To engineer complex synthetic biological systems will require modular design, assembly, and characterization strategies. The RNA polymerase arrival rate (PAR) is defined to be the rate that RNA polymerases arrive at a ...
    • Focusing 

      Horn, B.K.P. (1968-05-01)
      This memo describes a method of automatically focusing the new vidisector (TVC). The same method can be used for distance measuring. Included are instructions describing the use of a special LISP and the required LISP-functions. ...
    • Force Feedback in Precise Assembly Tasks 

      Inoue, Hirochika (1974-08-01)
      This paper describes the execution of precise assembly tasks by a robot. The level of performance of the experimental system allows such basic actions as putting a peg into a hole, screwing a nut on a bolt, and picking ...
    • Forecasting Global Temperature Variations by Neural Networks 

      Miyano, Takaya; Girosi, Federico (1994-08-01)
      Global temperature variations between 1861 and 1984 are forecast usingsregularization networks, multilayer perceptrons and linearsautoregression. The regularization network, optimized by stochasticsgradient descent associated ...
    • Form and Content in Computer Science 

      Minsky, Marvin (1969-12-01)
      The trouble with computer science today is an obsessive concern with form instead of content. This essay has three parts, suggesting form-content displacements in Theory of Computation in Programming languages and in Education.
    • A Formal Model of Non-Determinate Dataflow Computation 

      Brock, Jarvis Dean (1983-08)
      Almost ten years ago, Gilles Kahn used the fixed point theory of Dana Scott to define a formal and elegant model of computation for determinate dataflow graphs, networks of determinate processes communicating asynchronously ...
    • Formal Multilevel Hierarchical Verification of Synchronous MOS Circuits 

      Weise, Daniel Wayne (1987-06-01)
      I have designed and implemented a system for the multilevel verification of synchronous MOS VLSI circuits. The system, called Silica Pithecus, accepts the schematic of an MOS circuit and a specification of the circuit's ...
    • Formal Properties of Well-formed Data Flow Schemas 

      Leung, Clement Kin Cho (1975-06)
      This thesis presents some results in comparative schematology and some undecidability results for two models of computer programs: the class of flowchart schemas and the class of well-formed data flow schemas (wfdfs's). ...
    • Formal Specification Techniques for Promoting Software Modularity, Enhancing Documentation, and Testing Specifications 

      Tan, Yang Meng (1994-06)
      This thesis presents three ideas. First, it presents a novel use of formal specification to promote a programming style based on specified interfaces and data abstraction in a programming language that lacks such supports. ...
    • Formal Specifications for Packet Communication Systems 

      Ellis, David J. (1977-11)
      One of the most difficult tasks facing computer scientists is that of designing systems and making sure that they perform their intended functions correctly. As computer systems have grown in size and complexity, the ...
    • A Formal System for Defining the Syntax and Semantics of Computer Languages 

      Ledgard, Henry Francis (1969-04)
      The thesis of this dissertation is that formal definitions of the syntax and semantics of computer languages are needed. This dissertation investigates two candidates for formally defining computer languages: (1) the ...
    • A Formal Venture into Reliable Multicast Territory 

      Livadas, Carolos; Lynch, Nancy A. (2002-11)
    • Formal Verification of Safety-Critical Hybrid Systems 

      Livadas, Carolos (1997-09)
      This thesis investigates how the formal modeling and verification techniques of computer science can be used for the analysis of hybrid systems [1,2,3,4]---systems involving both discrete and continuous behavior. The ...