Automation of experimenting with various input data traffic models

Pull’n Retract: Experimenting with a String-based Wearable Input Device

In this paper we describe a novel wearable interaction device that is based on the principle of a badge reel often found in corporate environments. Our prototype device is composed of hardware components from an ordinary off-the-shelf game pad. Preliminary results of a user study show that the device allows for a more accurate and intuitive interaction than an ordinary game pad when performing ...

Automation of Data Traffic Control on DSM Architectures

Design of distributed shared memory (DSM) computers liberates user from the duty to distribute data across processors and allows incrementally develop parallel programs using, for example, OpenMP or Java threads. DSM architecure greatly simplifies development of parallel programs having good performance on a few processors. However, to achieve a good program scalability on DSM computers require...

Experimenting Data Integration with DIS@DIS

Data integration consists in providing a uniform access to a set of heterogeneous sources through a common representation called global schema. In this paper we present DIS@DIS, a data integration system that adopts innovative techniques for query answering in a complex integration environment. In particular, DIS@DIS is able to deal with integrity constraints, which are used to enhance the expr...

Experimenting with linear search in encrypted data

In their paper, Song et al [1] describe a protocol to store sensitive data on an untrusted server. A client (Alice) can store data on the untrusted server (Bob) and search in it, without revealing the plain text of either the stored data, the query or the query result. The protocol consists of three parts: storage, search and retrieval. After summarising the protocol we will discuss our impleme...

Experimenting Ontology-based Data Access with MASTRO