Can you depict your research world map to plot your current and goal positions?

Do you Recommend an Interdisciplinary Field to Your Graduate Student?

Can Your Children Drive You To Drink?

Several publications in the psychological literature support the theory that children are a major source of stress for their parents. Not surprisingly, parents of children with behavior problems— particularly children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)—experience highly elevated levels of daily child-rearing stresses. Children with ADHD disregard parental requests, commands, a...

Can you Trust your Data?

A new program analysis is presented, and two compile time methods for this analysis are given. The analysis attempts to answer the question: “Given some trustworthy and some untrustworthy input, can we trust the value of a given variable after execution of some code”. The analyses are based on an abstract interpretation framework and a constraint generation framework respectively. The analyses ...

Plot your data.

Writers of statistics textbooks tend to copy other textooks rather than draw on experience. This leaves a serious ap: Techniques that are highly useful in practice are not aught. With this series of columns I am trying to fill that ap. The first column [1] pointed out that doing something imperfect) is better than doing nothing. The second [2] was bout the value of transforming your data. A thi...

Richard Hamming - You and Your Research

At a seminar in the Bell Communications Research Colloquia Series, Dr. Richard W. Hamming, a Professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California and a retired Bell Labs scientist, gave a very interesting and stimulating talk, You and Your Research to an overflow audience of some 200 Bellcore staff members and visitors at the Morris Research and Engineering Center on March 7, 198...