About Adapting Conrad’s Prose to Film

Prose and Cons about Goal - Free Evaluation

TRACES are what evaluators left behind—discoveries, records, tracks—which made marks on the profession of program evaluation. Published here are excerpts from our past (e.g., articles, passages from books, speeches) that show where we have been or affected where we are g(r)o(w)ing. Suggestions for inclusion should be sent to the Editor, along with rationale for their import. Photoco...

Adapting Australian Film: Ray Lawrence from Bliss to Jindabyne

Speech Sound Discrimination With GeneticProgrammingMarkus Conrads

The question that we investigate in this paper is, whether it is possible for Genetic Programming to extract certain regularities from raw time series data of human speech. We examine whether a genetic programming algorithm can nd programs that are able to discriminate certain spoken vowels and consonants. We present evidence that this can indeed be achieved with a surprisingly simple approach ...

Dynamic AOP with PROSE

Dynamic Aspect-Oriented Programming (d-AOP) is an important tool to implement adaptation in a wide variety of applications. In particular, large distributed infrastructures, middleware, and pervasive computing environments can greatly benefit from d-AOP to adapt software systems at run time. In this paper, we discuss the design of PROSE, an open source, generic platform for software adaptation....

Prose I/o Implementation

ions seem to be simultaneously the principal goal and bane of modern computer science[20]. This is particularly true in modern systems in which the system software stack has become a monumental tower of babel. At its foundation we have the virtualization engine or hypervisor, multiplexing system resources between multiple logical partitions. Each of these logical partitions is running an operat...