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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2005-03-16)The data streaming model provides an attractive framework for one-pass summarization of massive data sets at a single observation point. However, in an environment where multiple data streams arrive at a set of distributed ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2004-04-23)This technical report presents a combined solution for two problems, one: tracking objects in 3D space and estimating their trajectories and second: computing the similarity between previously estimated trajectories and ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2003-07-01)We consider the problem of architecting a reliable content delivery system across an overlay network using TCP connections as the transport primitive. We first argue that natural designs based on store-and-forward principles ...
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(CS Department, Boston University, 2010-01-19)NetSketch is a tool for the specification of constrained-flow networks (CFNs) and the certification of desirable safety properties imposed thereon, conceived to assist system integrators in modeling and design. It provides ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2009-10-30)NetSketch is a tool for the specification of constrained-flow applications and the certification of desirable safety properties imposed thereon. NetSketch is conceived to assist system integrators in two types of activities: ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2009-10-01)NetSketch is a tool that enables the specification of network-flow applications and the certification of desirable safety properties imposed thereon. NetSketch is conceived to assist system integrators in two types of ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2004-05-14)The Science of Network Service Composition has clearly emerged as one of the grand themes driving many of our research questions in the networking field today [NeXtworking 2003]. This driving force stems from the rise of ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2005-12-28)We present a type inference algorithm, in the style of compositional analysis, for the language TRAFFIC—a specification language for flow composition applications proposed in [2]—and prove that this algorithm is correct: ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2005-05-01)This paper formally defines the operational semantic for TRAFFIC, a specification language for flow composition applications proposed in BUCS-TR-2005-014, and presents a type system based on desired safety assurance. We ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2006-10-26)In the framework of iBench research project, our previous work created a domain specific language TRAFFIC [6] that facilitates specification, programming, and maintenance of distributed applications over a network. It ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2002-05-22)As new multi-party edge services are deployed on the Internet, application-layer protocols with complex communication models and event dependencies are increasingly being specified and adopted. To ensure that such protocols ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2002-07-15)Considerable attention has been focused on the properties of graphs derived from Internet measurements. Router-level topologies collected via traceroute studies have led some authors to conclude that the router graph of ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2001-10)To serve asynchronous requests using multicast, two categories of techniques, stream merging and periodic broadcasting have been proposed. For sequential streaming access where requests are uninterrupted from the beginning ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2005-01-20)Emerging network monitoring infrastructures capture packet-level traces or keep per-flow statistics at a set of distributed vantage points. Today, distributed monitors in such an infrastructure do not coordinate monitoring ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2006-07-14)Overlay networks have become popular in recent times for content distribution and end-system multicasting of media streams. In the latter case, the motivation is based on the lack of widespread deployment of IP multicast ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2002-08-27)We present a distributed indexing scheme for peer to peer networks. Past work on distributed indexing traded off fast search times with non-constant degree topologies or network-unfriendly behavior such as flooding. In ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2002-03-21)Previous studies have shown that giving preferential treatment to short jobs helps reduce the average system response time, especially when the job size distribution possesses the heavy-tailed property. Since it has been ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 1994-10)We describe our work on shape-based image database search using the technique of modal matching. Modal matching employs a deformable shape decomposition that allows users to select example objects and have the computer ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 1999-10-08)To provide real-time service or engineer constrained-based paths, networks require the underlying routing algorithm to be able to find low-cost paths that satisfy given Quality-of-Service (QoS) constraints. However, the ...
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(Boston University Computer Science Department, 2002-01-21)Content providers often consider the costs of security to be greater than the losses they might incur without it; many view "casual piracy" as their main concern. Our goal is to provide a low cost defense against such ...
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