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XLIndy: interactive recognition and information extraction in spreadsheets
(Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), 2019)
Conference report
Open AccessOver the years, spreadsheets have established their presence in many domains, including business, government, and science. However, challenges arise due to spreadsheets being partially-structured and carrying implicit ... -
Influence of developer factors on code quality: a data study
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2019)
Conference lecture
Open AccessAutomatic source-code inspection tools help to assess, monitor and improve code quality. Since these tools only examine the software project’s codebase, they overlook other possible factors that may impact code quality ... -
Automatically configuring parallelism for hybrid layouts
(Springer, 2019)
Conference lecture
Open AccessDistributed processing frameworks process data in parallel by dividing it into multiple partitions and each partition is processed in a separate task. The number of tasks is always created based on the total file size. ... -
Keeping the data lake in form: DS-kNN datasets categorization using proximity mining
(Springer, 2019)
Conference report
Open AccessWith the growth of the number of datasets stored in data repositories, there has been a trend of using Data Lakes (DLs) to store such data. DLs store datasets in their raw formats without any transformations or preprocessing, ... -
Mapping the sustainable development goals into the EDINSOST sustainability map of bachelor engineering degrees
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2019)
Conference report
Open AccessThis Research to Practice Work in Progress paper presents the work conducted on the use of the Sustainability Map of Bachelor Engineering Degrees (a tool developed by the EDINSOST project) to analyze how Sustainable ... -
A framework for selecting workflow tools in the context of composite information systems
(Springer, 2004)
Conference report
Open AccessWhen an organization faces the need of integrating some workflow-related activities in its information system, it becomes necessary to have at hand some well-defined informational model to be used as a framework for ... -
Information microsystems
(Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Control and Communication (INSTICC), 2010)
Conference lecture
Open AccessGiven their need to manage the information they have under control, organizations usually choose among two types of widely used IT solutions: 1) information systems based on databases (DBIS) that are powerful but expensive ... -
Combining different implementations of types in a program
(Ulm University, 1994)
Conference report
Open AccessThis paper presents a methodology to support the existence of multiple type implementations when programming with a modular, abstract-data-type oriented language. Multiple implementations arise from the need to separate ... -
Towards anticipating requirements changes through studies of the future
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2011)
Conference report
Open AccessWhilst it is considered a good practice to focus Requirements Engineering on current stakeholder needs, the high costs implied by requirements changes and the emergence of the Autonomic Computing paradigm raised the need ... -
The convenience for a notation to express non-functional characteristics of software components
(1997)
Conference report
Open AccessSoftware systems are characterised both by their functionality (what the system does) and by their non-functionality (how does the system behave with respect to some observable attributes like performance, reusability, ... -
Modelling non-functional requirements
(Universidad de Sevilla, 2001)
Conference report
Open AccessWe present in this paper the language NoFun for stating component quality in the framework of the ISO/IEC quality standards. The language consists of three different parts. In the first one, software quality characteristics ... -
Análisis comparativo de lenguajes de modelado orientados a objetivos basados en i*
(2004)
Conference report
Open AccessLos modelos orientados a objetivos son usados frecuentemente en disciplinas tales como la ingeniería de requisitos o el modelado de procesos en organizaciones. i* es una de las notaciones más empleadas para construir este ...
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