According to a doctrine known as connectionism, brain function and dysfunction depend primarily on patterns of connectivity between neurons. Connectionism has been explored theoretically with mathematical models of neural networks since the 1940s.
Ten years ago, few software developers worked on
distributed systems. Today, developers often run code on clusters,
relying on large open-source software stacks to manage resources.
These systems are challenging to configure and debug.
Operators of distributed systems often find themselves needing to answer
forensic questions, to perform a variety of managerial tasks including fault
detection, system debugging, accountability enforcement, and attack analysis.
In this talk, we present Secure Provenance, a novel approach that provid
Although there is a rich literature on methods for allowing the
variance in a univariate regression model to vary with predictors,
time and other factors, relatively little has been done in the
multivariate case.
To enable fast software development, Facebook has widely used the PHP programming language. Although easy to learn and quick to develop with, PHP is known for incurring significant performance penalty. To address this, the HipHop compiler team at Facebook has been working on multiple fronts.
Mobility, in all of its forms, results in networks with varying degrees of connectivity. Providing communication services in such networks relies on solutions that treat these disconnections as an expected part of the system, instead of as an exception to be handled out of band.