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    Routing with multiple QoS requirements for supporting multimedia applications

    Distributed multimedia applications usually require multiple QoS performance guarantees. However, in general, searching such a route in the network, to support multimedia applications, is known to be NP‐comple...

    Chotipat Pornavalai, Goutam Chakraborty, Norio Shiratori in Telecommunication Systems (1998)

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    Agent-Based Design Model of Adaptive Distributed Systems

    A next generation distributed system is expected to adapt to various changes of both the users' requirements and the operational conditions of environment where the distributed system operates. The aim of our ...

    Shigeru Fujita, Hideki Hara, Kenji Sugawara, Tetsuo Kinoshita in Applied Intelligence (1998)

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    Neural network for optimal steiner tree computation

    Hopfield neural network model for finding the shortest path between two nodes in a graph was proposed recently in some literatures. In this paper, we present a modified version of Hopfield model to a more gene...

    Chotipat Pornavalai, Norio Shiratori, Goutam Chakraborty in Neural Processing Letters (1996)

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    Fast heuristic scheduling based on neural networks for real-time systems

    As most of the real-time scheduling problems are known as hard problems, approximate or heuristic scheduling approaches are extremely required for solving these problems. This paper presents a new heuristic sc...

    Ruck Thawonmas, Goutam Chakraborty, Norio Shiratori in Real-Time Systems (1995)

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    Protocol Test Systems

    7th workshop 7th IFIP WG 6.1 international workshop on protocol text systems

    Tadanori Mizuno, Teruo Higashino, Norio Shiratori in IFIP — The International Federation for Information Processing (1995)

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    A New Distributed Algorithm for Implementation of LOTOS Multi-Rendezvous

    LOTOS[1] is a high level specification language which incorporates the Multi-Rendezvous. Multi-Rendezvous is a powerful communication mechanism that allows a set of processes to execute an event in synchronous...

    Zixue Cheng, Tongjun Huang, Norio Shiratori in Formal Description Techniques VII (1995)

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    A New Test Sequence Generation Method for Interoperability Testing

    A method for generating test sequences for interoperability testing of communication systems is proposed. In the proposed method, the system state graph, which shows behaviours of the whole system, is generate...

    Naonobu Okazaki, Mi Rang Park, Kaoru Takahashi, Norio Shiratori in Protocol Test Systems (1995)

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    ProCSuS: A meta system for concurrent process calculi based on SOS

    Finally we discuss on going works. We are now updating a graphical tool for labeled transition systems and more intelligent equivalence checker for infinite processes. Where equivalence between two processes i...

    Atsushi Togashi, Sen Yoshida in Theory and Practice of Parallel Programming (1995)

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    A Synthesis Algorithm of a Protocol Model from a Single Entity

    Protocol entities, in communication protocols, behave under sets of communication rules (protocols). Thus, it is desirable to concentrate on the design of one protocol entity and generate the corresponding pro...

    Bhed Bahadur Bista, Zixue Cheng, Atsushi Togashi in Formal Description Techniques VII (1995)

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    Synthesis algorithm for recursive processes by μ-calculus

    This paper proposes an inductive synthesis algorithm for a recursive process from the enumeration of facts, which must be satisfied by the target process. We adopt a subcalculus of μ-calculus to represent facts o...

    Shigetomo Kimura, Atsushi Togashi, Norio Shiratori in Algorithmic Learning Theory (1994)

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    A knowledge-based specification technique for protocol development

    This paper proposes a knowledge-based specification technique (KST) for protocol development. This technique semi-automatically translates a protocol described in an informal description (natural languages or ...

    Zhang Yaoxue, Shi Meilin, Norio Shiratori in Journal of Computer Science and Technology (1993)

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    A User-Friendly Software Environment for Designing and Verifying Communication Protocols

    This paper presents a user-friendly software environment for protocol design, consisting of EXPA, NESDEL, NESDEL-to-EXPA transformation, and EXPA-to-NESDEL transformation, where EXPA is a protocol verification...

    Norio Shiratori, Hiroaki Yamamoto, Kaoru Takahashi in Distributed Environments (1991)

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