Computer and Information Science Faculty Research: Recent submissions

  • Parallel Logic Programs on the HP Mayfly 
    Conery, John S. (University of Oregon, 1990-12-07)
    The Mayfly, a parallel processor being built at HP Labs in Palo Alto, has architectural support for several import.ant. aspects of the OM virtual machine for parallel logic programs. Each node has a coprocessor that is ...
  • Revised 3.99 Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme 
    Clinger, William D.; Rees, Jonathan (University of Oregon, 2004-10)
    The report gives a defining description of the programming language Scheme. Scheme is a statically scoped and properly tail-recursive dialect of the Lisp programming language invented by Guy Lewis Steele Jr. and Gerald Jay ...
  • Fast Parallel Algorithms for the Subgraph Homeomorphism & the Subgraph Isomorphism Problems for Classes of Planar Graphs 
    Lingas, Andrzej; Proskurowski, Andrzej (University of Oregon, 1988-04-06)
    We consider the problems of subgraph homeomorphism with fixed pattern graph, recognition, and subgraph isomorphism for some classes of planar graphs. Following the results of Robertson and Seymour on forbidden minor ...
  • Design Issues in a Minimal Language to Support Lisp-based, Object-based, and Rule-based Programming 
    Fickas, Stephen; Doerry, Eckehard; Meyer, David; Miller, Peter (University of Oregon, 1988-12-30)
    In this paper we argue for a minimalist view of language design for Expert System environments. In support of our arguments we present MIN, a minimal language which extends the less-is-better philosophy of Scheme to ...
  • A Proposed Perspective Shift: Viewing Specification Design as a Planning Problem 
    Fickas, Stephen; Anderson, John (University of Oregon, 1988-11-17)
    We argue that in certain problem domains, AI planning can be viewed as a foundation for generation, critiquing, and elaboration of a specification. Two specification design projects in our group are used as a focus of ...
  • Cooperative Policy Control for Peer-to-Peer Data Distribution 
    Anderson, Eric; Li, Jun (2010-03-10)
    Many network applications (such as swarming downloads, peer-to-peer video streaming and file sharing) are made possible by using large groups of peers to distribute and process data. Securing data in such a system ...
  • GLOWS: A high-fidelity worm simulator 
    Ehrenkranz, Toby; Knickerbocker, Paul, 1980-; Li, Jun; Stafford, Shad (2006)
    This work presents our GLOWS (Gateway Level Oregon Worm Simulator) simulator, designed to produce realistic worm traffic over a broad range of scenarios. GLOWS simulates the spread of a worm across the Internet and its ...

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