Titlebook: Neural Information Processing; 24th International C Derong Liu,Shengli Xie,El-Sayed M. El-Alfy Conference proceedings 2017 Springer Interna

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Yosuke Fukuchi,Masahiko Osawa,Hiroshi Yamakawa,Michita Imai For example, users of a system may want new functionality or performance enhancements to cope with growing user population (changing requirements). Alternatively, vendors of a system may want to minimize costs in implementing requirements changes (evolution requirements). We propose to use Constrai

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Peng Wu,Jeff Orchardpeople who move in a certain area systematically. Indeed, due to their expertise, they very often prefer different solutions. In this paper we provide an analytic model to study the deviations of the systematic movements from the paths proposed by a route planner. As proxy of human mobility we use r

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Dinh Tran-Van,Alessandro Sperduti,Fabrizio Costapeople who move in a certain area systematically. Indeed, due to their expertise, they very often prefer different solutions. In this paper we provide an analytic model to study the deviations of the systematic movements from the paths proposed by a route planner. As proxy of human mobility we use r

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Cheng Xu,Yue Wu,Zongtian Liupeople who move in a certain area systematically. Indeed, due to their expertise, they very often prefer different solutions. In this paper we provide an analytic model to study the deviations of the systematic movements from the paths proposed by a route planner. As proxy of human mobility we use r

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Thomas Gerald,Nicolas Baskiotis,Ludovic Denoyerecking. Unfortunately, these notations are complex and often difficult to understand from a human point of view especially for engineers who are not familiar with formal methods. Several research works have proposed tools to support formal models using graphical views. On the one hand, such views ar

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