Piggybacking on quantum streams

Piggybacking on Social Networks

The popularity of social-networking sites has increased rapidly over the last decade. A basic functionalities of social-networking sites is to present users with streams of events shared by their friends. At a systems level, materialized per-user views are a common way to assemble and deliver such event streams on-line and with low latency. Access to the data stores, which keep the user views, ...

Tom: Piggybacking Rewriting on Java

We present the Tom language that extends Java with the purpose of providing high level constructs inspired by the rewriting community. Tom furnishes a bridge between a general purpose language and higher level specifications that use rewriting. This approach was motivated by the promotion of rewriting techniques and their integration in large scale applications. Powerful matching capabilities a...

Spontaneous Analogy by Piggybacking on a Perceptual System

Most computational models of analogy assume they are given a delineated source domain and often a specified target domain. These systems do not address how analogs can be isolated from large domains and spontaneously retrieved from long-term memory, a process we call spontaneous analogy. We present a system that represents relational structures as feature bags. Using this representation, our sy...

Quantum Programs with Classical Output Streams

We show how to model the semantics of quantum programs that give classical output during their execution. That is, in our model even non-terminating programs may have output. The modelling interprets a program as a measurement process on the machines state, with the classical output as measurement result. The semantics presented here are fully abstract in the sense that two programs are equal i...

Piggybacking of Udp and Tcp Packets