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Precise Restarts for Handling Interrupts in Parallel Processing
Computer ‘interrupts’ are signals received by a processor that cause it to switch from a present task or thread to a different one. Interrupts can be generated by hardware or software, or even exe...
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Gurindar Sohi, Gagan Gupta | P130018US01
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Mobile Devices Conserve Energy by Adjusting Accuracy
Achieving energy efficiency is important in mobile computing devices like smartphones and tablets because they rely on battery power but are constrained by size and weight. Moreover, these devices inc...
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Nam Sung Kim | P130132US01
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Simultaneous Image Reconstruction and Artifact Reduction
With conventional image reconstruction, a single image is produced from a corresponding set of data. For example, an image can be reconstructed from a single CT sonogram or one MRI data set. Such dire...
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Guang-Hong Chen | P130064US01
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Faster Scans with Improved Bit-Parallel Processing
A database system combines hardware and software to manage and selectively access the large amounts of data it holds. Such a structure may hold data elements organized in logical rows and columns (for...
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Jignesh Patel, Yinan Li | P130164US01
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Placement Gaming Empowers Cloud Users to Assess Service
With public cloud computing, customers pay a flat hourly rate for a bundle of virtualized resources called ‘instances’ from a service provider. Providers may sell a variety of instance types that...
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Thomas Ristenpart, Michael Swift, Ari Juels, Benjamin Farley, Venkatanathan Varadarajan, Kevin Bowers | P130021US01
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High-Definition Video with Low-Speed Cameras
High dynamic range (HDR) video delivers imagery in a wide range of light intensities, from sunlight to dark shadows. This provides a truer brightness that can significantly enhance viewers’ experien...
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Li Zhang, Travis Portz | P130162US01
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Ultra-Efficient Continuous Monitoring of Sensors
Tracking emissions, sensing earthquakes and monitoring patient brain waves are just a few of the applications that rely on changing, real-world information. In typical systems, sensors pass on raw dat...
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Mikko Lipasti, Atif Hashmi, Andrew Nere, Giulio Tononi | P130049US01
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SliceHash: High-Performance Indexing for Data-Intensive Systems
Many data-intensive networked systems rely on high-performance indexes that link pairs of ‘keys’ with storage addresses. These indexes help locate and process large volumes (i.e., terabytes) of da...
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Srinivasa Akella, Ashok Anand, Aaron Gember-Jacobson | P130069US01
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Managing Virtual Memory to Reduce Latency
To execute a computer program, a processor can access memory to read or write data. The accessed data may be identified by a unique physical address. Modern systems are able to hide the physical addre...
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Mark Hill, Michael Swift, Arkaprava Basu | P130081US01
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Linear Programming for Practical, Real-Time Error Correction and Decoding
To reliably transmit and store data, error detection/correction techniques are employed to guard against data corruption. Generally, such protection can be achieved by inserting redundant bits in the ...
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Stark Draper, Benjamin Recht, Siddharth Barman | P120149US01
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Cache Memory System to Reduce Invalidation Message Traffic
Computer processors have cache memories that reduce delays spent waiting for data from the main memory. Data expected to be used by the processor in executing a program are loaded into these caches.Ca...
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Gurindar Sohi, Hongil Yoon | P130019US01
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SuperTag Cache for Energy-Optimized Compression
Cache memories play a critical role in reducing a computer system’s energy. Generally, they are fast access memories that store data reflecting locations in a corresponding main memory. Typically, t...
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David Wood, Somayeh Sardashti | P130076US01
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Streamlined Scheduling for Large-Scale Chemical Production
In chemical manufacturing, a production system may receive and process raw materials in multiple steps, with each step or task associated with a certain procedure or tool. Ideally, each step is schedu...
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Christos Maravelias, Sara Velez, Arul Sundaramoorthy | P120218US01
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Improved GPU Performance by Memory-Link Compression
Graphic processing units (GPUs) are specialized for graphics but also work with conventional computer processing units (CPUs) to accelerate different applications. In normal operation, the CPU loads d...
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Nam Sung Kim | P120224US01
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Tactile Button Panel for Use with Touch Screens
Touch screen systems have many advantages, including simplification of the user's task and elimination of a separate keyboard. However, touch screen systems present an insurmountable barrier to ma...
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Gregg Vanderheiden, David Kelso, J. Bern Jordan | P110167US01
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LEAP - Improved Data Lookup for High-Speed Routers
Networks allow data exchange between linked computers. Data messages are divided into packets, which are able to navigate complex and changing networks. A router, or switch, reads packet addresses and...
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Karthikeyan Sankaralingam, Eric Harris, Samuel Wasmundt | P120239US01
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Method and System for Retrieving Information from Wireless Sensor Nodes
Wireless sensing technology provides an unprecedented ability to monitor the physical environment by using a network of cheap sensor nodes. Current approaches to extracting information from a wireless...
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Akbar Sayeed, Thiagarajan Sivanadyan | P06177US
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An Improved Method for Analyzing Wireless Broadcasts
In wireless telecommunications, signals are transmitted and received over transmission channels within a limited range of frequencies, typically between 0.7 GHz to 6 GHz for domestic applications. Due...
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Akbar Sayeed, Robert Nowak, Waheed Bajwa, Jarvis Haupt | P09135US
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More Efficient, Portable Graphic Processing System by Exception Handling
‘Exceptions’ are occurrences during the execution of a computer program that interrupt the normal program flow dictated by the instructions themselves. These include non-valid instructions, like d...
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Karthikeyan Sankaralingam, Jaikrishnan Menon, Marc De Kruijf | P120164US01
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Ultrawideband, Frequency-Selective Transceiver Lens for Less Distortion
Ultrawideband technologies, including certain wireless communication and radar operations, receive and transmit information across a broad swath of radio frequencies by radiating narrow pulses of info...
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Nader Behdad, Meng Li | P120192US01
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Steering and Tuning Lasers Formed by Nanoscale Microtubes
Microtubes are minute structures of layered metal that have shown wide promise in many fields. Beyond wireless sensing and drug delivery, they are poised to improve optical technologies. Fiber optic ...
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Robert Blick, Luke Mawst | P08124US01
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Tracking Tumors for Real-Time Radiation Therapy by Automatic Segmentation
External beam radiation therapy degrades the rapidly dividing cells of a tumor by directing high-energy radiation into the target of interest to eradicate it. The efficacy of the treatment is strongly...
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Bhudatt Paliwal, Venkata Chebrolu | P120018US01
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Brain and Deep Tissue Visualization by Diffusion Tensor Imaging
Elucidating the workings and development of the brain remains a fertile topic of investigation and one reliant on non-invasive visualization technology like magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
As appl...
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M. Elizabeth Meyerand, Konstantinos Arfanakis | P01404US
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Improving Students’ Retention by Attuning Computerized Teachers to Brain Activity
Despite the growth of educational software designed to lead students through material, robotic and virtual instruction have failed to simulate the perceptive, responsive tactics of successful human te...
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Bilge Mutlu, Daniel Szafir | P120135US01
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Low-Noise, Phase-Insensitive Linear Amplification at Microwave Frequencies
Rapid development of superconducting quantum electronics has motivated a search for quantum-limited amplifiers for the low-noise readout of qubits and linear cavity resonators. Conventional approaches...
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Robert McDermott, David Hover, Guihem Ribeill, Yung-Fu Chen | P120028US01