Separable hyperstructure and delayed link binding

Exploring the missing link among d-separable, d_-separable and d-disjunct matrices

d-disjunct matrices, d-separable matrices and d-separable matrices are well studied in various problems including group testing, coding, extremal set theory and recently, DNA sequencing. The implications from the first two matrices to the last one are well documented. This paper gives an implication of the other direction for the first time.

Hyperstructure Maintenance Costs in Large-scale Wikis

Wiki systems have developed over the past years as lightweight, community-editable, web-based hypertext systems. With the emergence of Semantic Wikis, these collections of interlinked documents have also gained a dual role as adhoc RDF [8] graphs. However, their roots lie at the limited hypertext capabilities of the World Wide Web [1]: embedded links, without support for composite objects or tr...

Hyperstructure-based search methods for the world wide web

TCP Performances over Wireless Link deploying Delayed ACK

Understanding the impact of TCP techniques toward wireless environment is important because the need of mobile devices have been significantly increased. Often, many studies showed that wireless environments have crucial impacts to TCP performance. Yet, the effects of delayed acknowledgement over wireless link have not thoroughly been studied. This paper, therefore, investigated the impact of d...

Delayed binding in PQCC generated compilers

We discuss issues concerning code generation in the context of the Production Quality Compiler Compiler (PQCC) project. Several important activities in code generation are cyclically interdependent. The task of structuring an efficient production quality code generator is therefore a challenging one. This paper reports on some uses of the principle of delayed binding in target program synthesis...