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Understanding the Web

The World Wide Web is one of the most widely used information resources. Understanding the web better will enable us to benefit more of it. In this thesis we develop techniques to learn the properties of the web pages like language and topic using only the ...

EPFL2009

Contribution to the Worldwide multimodal SBAS standard

Pierre-André Farine, Cyril Botteron, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Youssef Tawk

Several studies have been done or have been started in order to extend the current aeronautical Space Based Augmentation System (SBAS) DO-229D Minimum Operational Performance Specification (MOPS) SBAS standard mainly defined by the Radio Technical ComiteeC ...

2009

A high-performance distributed hash table for peer-to-peer information retrieval

Fabius Klemm

This thesis describes our research results in the context of peer-to-peer information retrieval (P2P-IR). One goal in P2P-IR is to build a search engine for the World Wide Web (WWW) that runs on up to hundreds of thousands or even millions computers distri ...

EPFL2008

A Systematic Two-Layer Approach to Develop Web-based Experimentation Environments for Control Engineering Education

Denis Gillet, Christophe Salzmann

This paper introduces the systematic approach currently used by the Department of Computer Science and Automatic Control of the Spanish University of Distance Learning (UNED) to develop Web-based laboratories for distance learning of topics with high techn ...

2008

A search and retrieval framework for the management of copyrighted audiovisual content

Eliazar Rodriguez Garcia, João Nuno Gomes Borga Delgado

This paper presents a search and retrieval framework that enables the management of Intellectual Property in the World Wide Web. This twofold framework helps users to detect digital rights infringements of their copyrighted content. In order to detect poss ...

2008

Emergent semantics

Philippe Cudré-Mauroux

In the past, the problem of semantic interoperability in information systems was mostly solved by means of centralization, both at a system and at a logical level. This approach has been successful to a certain extent, but offers limited scalability and fl ...

EPFL2007

Self-Organizing Schema Mappings in the GridVine Peer Data Management System

Karl Aberer, Philippe Cudré-Mauroux, Parisa Haghani, Adriana Budura

GridVine is a Peer Data Management System based on a decentralized access structure. Built following the principle of data independence, it separates a logical layer -- where data, schemas and mappings are managed -- from a physical layer consisting of a s ...

2007

Evaluating Preference-based Search Tools: a Tale of Two Approaches

Boi Faltings, Pearl Pu Faltings, Paolo Viappiani

People frequently use the world-wide web to find their most preferred item among a large range of options. We call this task preference-based search. The most common tool for preference-based search on the WWW today obtains users' preferences by asking the ...

AAAI press2006

Service discovery, composition and execution for large scale open environments

Ion Constantinescu

In today's largest open environment, the World Wide Web, human-to-computer interactions are predominant. The natural evolution envisioned by many people is towards a Web in which the majority of interactions will be computer-to-computer. This has certain b ...

EPFL2006

Personalized Content Preparation and Delivery for Universal Multimedia Access

Touradj Ebrahimi, Yousri Abdeljaoued

This paper introduces a personalized content preparation and delivery framework for universal multimedia access. This framework has a wealth of potential applications in broadcasting, the World Wide Web and mobile telecommunication. Content preparation dea ...

2005

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