. |-- acmccs98 - ACMCCS98 | |-- A. - General Literature | | |-- A.0 - GENERAL | | | |-- Biographies | | | | `-- autobiographies | | | |-- Conference proceedings | | | `-- General literary works (e.g., fiction, plays) | | |-- A.1 - INTRODUCTORY AND SURVEY | | |-- A.2 - REFERENCE (e.g., dictionaries, encyclopedias, glossaries) | | `-- A.m - MISCELLANEOUS | |-- B. - Hardware | | |-- B.0 - GENERAL | | |-- B.1 - CONTROL STRUCTURES AND MICROPROGRAMMING | | | |-- B.1.0 - General | | | |-- B.1.1 - Control Design Styles | | | | |-- Hardwired control | | | | |-- Microprogrammed logic arrays | | | | `-- Writable control store | | | |-- B.1.2 - Control Structure Performance Analysis and Design Aids | | | | |-- Automatic synthesis | | | | |-- Formal models | | | | `-- Simulation | | | |-- B.1.3 - Control Structure Reliability, Testing, and Fault-Tolerance | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- Diagnostics | | | | |-- Error-checking | | | | |-- Redundant design | | | | `-- Test generation | | | |-- B.1.4 - Microprogram Design Aids | | | | |-- D.2.2 | | | | |-- D.2.4 | | | | |-- D.3.2 | | | | |-- D.3.4 | | | | |-- Firmware engineering | | | | |-- Languages and compilers | | | | |-- Machine-independent microcode generation | | | | |-- Optimization | | | | `-- Verification | | | |-- B.1.5 - Microcode Applications | | | | |-- Direct data manipulation | | | | |-- Firmware support of operating systems | | | | | `-- instruction sets | | | | |-- Instruction set interpretation | | | | |-- Peripheral control | | | | `-- Special-purpose | | | |-- B.1.m - Miscellaneous | | | `-- D.3.2 | | |-- B.2 - ARITHMETIC AND LOGIC STRUCTURES | | | |-- B.2.0 - General | | | |-- B.2.1 - Design Styles | | | | |-- C.1.1 | | | | |-- C.1.2 | | | | |-- Calculator | | | | |-- Parallel | | | | `-- Pipeline | | | |-- B.2.2 - Performance Analysis and Design Aids | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- Simulation | | | | |-- Verification | | | | `-- Worst-case analysis | | | |-- B.2.3 - Reliability, Testing, and Fault-Tolerance | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- Diagnostics | | | | |-- Error-checking | | | | |-- Redundant design | | | | `-- Test generation | | | |-- B.2.4 - High-Speed Arithmetic | | | | |-- Algorithms | | | | `-- Cost | | | | `-- performance | | | `-- B.2.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- B.3 - MEMORY STRUCTURES | | | |-- B.3.0 - General | | | |-- B.3.1 - Semiconductor Memories | | | | |-- B.7.1 | | | | |-- Dynamic memory (DRAM) | | | | |-- Read-only memory (ROM) | | | | `-- Static memory (SRAM) | | | |-- B.3.2 - Design Styles | | | | |-- Associative memories | | | | |-- Cache memories | | | | |-- D.4.2 | | | | |-- Interleaved memories | | | | |-- Mass storage (e.g., magnetic, optical, RAID) | | | | |-- Primary memory | | | | |-- Sequential-access memory | | | | |-- Shared memory | | | | `-- Virtual memory | | | |-- B.3.3 - Performance Analysis and Design Aids | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- C.4 | | | | |-- Formal models | | | | |-- Simulation | | | | `-- Worst-case analysis | | | |-- B.3.4 - Reliability, Testing, and Fault-Tolerance | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- Diagnostics | | | | |-- Error-checking | | | | |-- Redundant design | | | | `-- Test generation | | | `-- B.3.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- B.4 - INPUT | | | `-- OUTPUT AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS | | | |-- B.4.0 - General | | | |-- B.4.1 - Data Communications Devices | | | | |-- Processors | | | | |-- Receivers (e.g., voice, data, image) | | | | `-- Transmitters | | | |-- B.4.2 - Input | | | | `-- Output Devices | | | | |-- Channels and controllers | | | | |-- Data terminals and printers | | | | |-- Image display | | | | `-- Voice | | | |-- B.4.3 - Interconnections (Subsystems) | | | | |-- Asynchronous | | | | | `-- synchronous operation | | | | |-- Fiber optics | | | | |-- Interfaces | | | | |-- Parallel I | | | | | `-- O | | | | |-- Physical structures (e.g., backplanes, cables, chip carriers) | | | | `-- Topology (e.g., bus, point-to-point) | | | |-- B.4.4 - Performance Analysis and Design Aids | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- Formal models | | | | |-- Simulation | | | | |-- Verification | | | | `-- Worst-case analysis | | | |-- B.4.5 - Reliability, Testing, and Fault-Tolerance | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- Built-in tests | | | | |-- Diagnostics | | | | |-- Error-checking | | | | |-- Hardware reliability | | | | |-- Redundant design | | | | `-- Test generation | | | `-- B.4.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- B.5 - REGISTER-TRANSFER-LEVEL IMPLEMENTATION | | | |-- B.5.0 - General | | | |-- B.5.1 - Design | | | | |-- Arithmetic and logic units | | | | |-- Control design | | | | |-- Data-path design | | | | |-- Memory design | | | | `-- Styles (e.g., parallel, pipeline, special-purpose) | | | |-- B.5.2 - Design Aids | | | | |-- Automatic synthesis | | | | |-- Hardware description languages | | | | |-- Optimization | | | | |-- Simulation | | | | `-- Verification | | | |-- B.5.3 - Reliability and Testing | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- Built-in tests | | | | |-- Error-checking | | | | |-- Redundant design | | | | |-- Test generation | | | | `-- Testability | | | `-- B.5.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- B.6 - LOGIC DESIGN | | | |-- B.6.0 - General | | | |-- B.6.1 - Design Styles | | | | |-- Cellular arrays and automata | | | | |-- Combinational logic | | | | |-- Logic arrays | | | | |-- Memory control and access | | | | |-- Memory used as logic | | | | |-- Parallel circuits | | | | `-- Sequential circuits | | | |-- B.6.2 - Reliability and Testing | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- Built-in tests | | | | |-- Error-checking | | | | |-- Redundant design | | | | |-- Test generation | | | | `-- Testability | | | |-- B.6.3 - Design Aids | | | | |-- Automatic synthesis | | | | |-- Hardware description languages | | | | |-- Optimization | | | | |-- Simulation | | | | |-- Switching theory | | | | `-- Verification | | | `-- B.6.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- B.7 - INTEGRATED CIRCUITS | | | |-- B.7.0 - General | | | |-- B.7.1 - Types and Design Styles | | | | |-- Advanced technologies | | | | |-- Algorithms implemented in hardware | | | | |-- Gate arrays | | | | |-- Input | | | | | `-- output circuits | | | | |-- Memory technologies | | | | |-- Microprocessors and microcomputers | | | | |-- Standard cells | | | | `-- VLSI (very large scale integration) | | | |-- B.7.2 - Design Aids | | | | |-- Graphics | | | | |-- Layout | | | | |-- Placement and routing | | | | |-- Simulation | | | | `-- Verification | | | |-- B.7.3 - Reliability and Testing | | | | |-- B.8 | | | | |-- Built-in tests | | | | |-- Error-checking | | | | |-- Redundant design | | | | |-- Test generation | | | | `-- Testability | | | `-- B.7.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- B.8 - PERFORMANCE AND RELIABILITY | | | |-- B.8.0 - General | | | |-- B.8.1 - Reliability, Testing, and Fault-Tolerance | | | |-- B.8.2 - Performance Analysis and Design Aids | | | |-- B.8.m - Miscellaneous | | | `-- C.4 | | `-- B.m - MISCELLANEOUS | | `-- Design management | |-- C. - Computer Systems Organization | | |-- C.0 - GENERAL | | | |-- Hardware | | | | `-- software interfaces | | | |-- Instruction set design (e.g., RISC, CISC, VLIW) | | | |-- Modeling of computer architecture | | | |-- System architectures | | | `-- Systems specification methodology | | |-- C.1 - PROCESSOR ARCHITECTURES | | | |-- C.1.0 - General | | | |-- C.1.1 - Single Data Stream Architectures | | | | |-- Multiple-instruction-stream, single-data-stream processors (MISD) | | | | |-- Pipeline processors | | | | |-- RISC | | | | | `-- CISC, VLIW architectures | | | | |-- Single-instruction-stream, single-data-stream processors (SISD) | | | | `-- Von Neumann architectures | | | |-- C.1.2 - Multiple Data Stream Architectures (Multiprocessors) | | | | |-- Array and vector processors | | | | |-- Associative processors | | | | |-- Connection machines | | | | |-- Interconnection architectures (e.g., common bus, multiport memory, crossbar switch) | | | | |-- Multiple-instruction-stream, multiple-data-stream processors (MIMD) | | | | |-- Parallel processors | | | | |-- Pipeline processors | | | | `-- Single-instruction-stream, multiple-data-stream processors (SIMD) | | | |-- C.1.3 - Other Architecture Styles | | | | |-- Adaptable architectures | | | | |-- Analog computers | | | | |-- Capability architectures | | | | |-- Cellular architecture (e.g., mobile) | | | | |-- Data-flow architectures | | | | |-- Heterogeneous (hybrid) systems | | | | |-- High-level language architectures | | | | |-- Neural nets | | | | |-- Pipeline processors | | | | `-- Stack-oriented processors | | | |-- C.1.4 - Parallel Architectures | | | | |-- Distributed architectures | | | | `-- Mobile processors | | | `-- C.1.m - Miscellaneous | | | |-- Analog computers | | | `-- Hybrid systems | | |-- C.2 - COMPUTER-COMMUNICATION NETWORKS | | | |-- C.2.0 - General | | | | |-- Data communications | | | | |-- Open Systems Interconnection reference model (OSI) | | | | `-- Security and protection (e.g., firewalls) | | | |-- C.2.1 - Network Architecture and Design | | | | |-- Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) | | | | |-- Centralized networks | | | | |-- Circuit-switching networks | | | | |-- Distributed networks | | | | |-- Frame relay networks | | | | |-- ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) | | | | |-- Network communications | | | | |-- Network topology | | | | |-- Packet-switching networks | | | | |-- Store and forward networks | | | | `-- Wireless communication | | | |-- C.2.2 - Network Protocols | | | | |-- Applications (SMTP, FTP, etc.) | | | | |-- Protocol architecture (OSI model) | | | | |-- Protocol verification | | | | `-- Routing protocols | | | |-- C.2.3 - Network Operations | | | | |-- Network management | | | | |-- Network monitoring | | | | `-- Public networks | | | |-- C.2.4 - Distributed Systems | | | | |-- Client | | | | | `-- server | | | | |-- Distributed applications | | | | |-- Distributed databases | | | | `-- Network operating systems | | | |-- C.2.5 - Local and Wide-Area Networks | | | | |-- Access schemes | | | | |-- Buses | | | | |-- Ethernet (e.g., CSMA | | | | | `-- CD) | | | | |-- High-speed (e.g., FDDI, fiber channel, ATM) | | | | |-- Internet (e.g., TCP | | | | | `-- IP) | | | | `-- Token rings | | | |-- C.2.6 - Internetworking | | | | |-- C.2.2 | | | | |-- Routers | | | | `-- Standards (e.g., TCP | | | | `-- IP) | | | `-- C.2.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- C.3 - SPECIAL-PURPOSE AND APPLICATION-BASED SYSTEMS | | | |-- J.7 | | | |-- Microprocessor | | | | `-- microcomputer applications | | | |-- Process control systems | | | |-- Real-time and embedded systems | | | |-- Signal processing systems | | | `-- Smartcards | | |-- C.4 - PERFORMANCE OF SYSTEMS | | | |-- Design studies | | | |-- Fault tolerance | | | |-- Measurement techniques | | | |-- Modeling techniques | | | |-- Performance attributes | | | `-- Reliability, availability, and serviceability | | |-- C.5 - COMPUTER SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION | | | |-- C.5.0 - General | | | |-- C.5.1 - Large and Medium (``Mainframe'') Computers | | | | `-- Super (very large) computers | | | |-- C.5.2 - Minicomputers | | | |-- C.5.3 - Microcomputers | | | | |-- Microprocessors | | | | |-- Personal computers | | | | |-- Portable devices (e.g., laptops, personal digital assistants) | | | | `-- Workstations | | | |-- C.5.4 - VLSI Systems | | | |-- C.5.5 - Servers | | | `-- C.5.m - Miscellaneous | | `-- C.m - MISCELLANEOUS | |-- D. - Software | | |-- D.0 - GENERAL | | |-- D.1 - PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES | | | |-- D.1.0 - General | | | |-- D.1.1 - Applicative (Functional) Programming | | | |-- D.1.2 - Automatic Programming | | | | `-- I.2.2 | | | |-- D.1.3 - Concurrent Programming | | | | |-- Distributed programming | | | | `-- Parallel programming | | | |-- D.1.4 - Sequential Programming | | | |-- D.1.5 - Object-oriented Programming | | | |-- D.1.6 - Logic Programming | | | |-- D.1.7 - Visual Programming | | | |-- D.1.m - Miscellaneous | | | `-- E. | | |-- D.2 - SOFTWARE ENGINEERING | | | |-- D.2.0 - General | | | | |-- K.5.1 | | | | |-- Protection mechanisms | | | | `-- Standards | | | |-- D.2.1 - Requirements | | | | `-- Specifications | | | | |-- D.3.1 | | | | |-- Elicitation methods (e.g., rapid prototyping, interviews, JAD) | | | | |-- Languages | | | | |-- Methodologies (e.g., object-oriented, structured) | | | | `-- Tools | | | |-- D.2.10 - Design | | | | |-- D.2.2 | | | | |-- Methodologies | | | | `-- Representation | | | |-- D.2.11 - Software Architectures | | | | |-- Data abstraction | | | | |-- Domain-specific architectures | | | | |-- Information hiding | | | | |-- Languages (e.g., description, interconnection, definition) | | | | `-- Patterns (e.g., client | | | | `-- server, pipeline, blackboard) | | | |-- D.2.12 - Interoperability | | | | |-- Data mapping | | | | |-- Distributed objects | | | | `-- Interface definition languages | | | |-- D.2.13 - Reusable Software | | | | |-- Domain engineering | | | | |-- Reusable libraries | | | | `-- Reuse models | | | |-- D.2.2 - Design Tools and Techniques | | | | |-- Computer-aided software engineering (CASE) | | | | |-- Decision tables | | | | |-- Evolutionary prototyping | | | | |-- Flow charts | | | | |-- Modules and interfaces | | | | |-- Object-oriented design methods | | | | |-- Petri nets | | | | |-- Programmer workbench | | | | |-- Software libraries | | | | |-- State diagrams | | | | |-- Structured programming | | | | |-- Top-down programming | | | | `-- User interfaces | | | |-- D.2.3 - Coding Tools and Techniques | | | | |-- Object-oriented programming | | | | |-- Pretty printers | | | | |-- Program editors | | | | |-- Reentrant code | | | | |-- Standards | | | | |-- Structured programming | | | | `-- Top-down programming | | | |-- D.2.4 - Software | | | | `-- Program Verification | | | | |-- Assertion checkers | | | | |-- Class invariants | | | | |-- Correctness proofs | | | | |-- F.3.1 | | | | |-- Formal methods | | | | |-- Model checking | | | | |-- Programming by contract | | | | |-- Reliability | | | | |-- Statistical methods | | | | `-- Validation | | | |-- D.2.5 - Testing and Debugging | | | | |-- Code inspections and walk-throughs | | | | |-- Debugging aids | | | | |-- Diagnostics | | | | |-- Distributed debugging | | | | |-- Dumps | | | | |-- Error handling and recovery | | | | |-- Monitors | | | | |-- Symbolic execution | | | | |-- Testing tools (e.g., data generators, coverage testing) | | | | `-- Tracing | | | |-- D.2.6 - Programming Environments | | | | |-- Graphical environments | | | | |-- Integrated environments | | | | |-- Interactive environments | | | | `-- Programmer workbench | | | |-- D.2.7 - Distribution, Maintenance, and Enhancement | | | | |-- Corrections | | | | |-- Documentation | | | | |-- Enhancement | | | | |-- Extensibility | | | | |-- Portability | | | | |-- Restructuring, reverse engineering, and reengineering | | | | `-- Version control | | | |-- D.2.8 - Metrics | | | | |-- Complexity measures | | | | |-- D.4.8 | | | | |-- Performance measures | | | | |-- Process metrics | | | | |-- Product metrics | | | | `-- Software science | | | |-- D.2.9 - Management | | | | |-- Copyrights | | | | |-- Cost estimation | | | | |-- K.6.3 | | | | |-- K.6.4 | | | | |-- Life cycle | | | | |-- Productivity | | | | |-- Programming teams | | | | |-- Software configuration management | | | | |-- Software process models (e.g., CMM, ISO, PSP) | | | | |-- Software quality assurance (SQA) | | | | `-- Time estimation | | | |-- D.2.m - Miscellaneous | | | | |-- Rapid prototyping | | | | `-- Reusable software | | | `-- K.6.3 | | |-- D.3 - PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES | | | |-- D.3.0 - General | | | | `-- Standards | | | |-- D.3.1 - Formal Definitions and Theory | | | | |-- D.2.1 | | | | |-- F.3.1 | | | | |-- F.3.2 | | | | |-- F.4.2 | | | | |-- F.4.3 | | | | |-- Semantics | | | | `-- Syntax | | | |-- D.3.2 - Language Classifications | | | | |-- Applicative (functional) languages | | | | |-- Concurrent, distributed, and parallel languages | | | | |-- Constraint and logic languages | | | | |-- Data-flow languages | | | | |-- Design languages | | | | |-- Extensible languages | | | | |-- Macro and assembly languages | | | | |-- Microprogramming languages | | | | |-- Multiparadigm languages | | | | |-- Nondeterministic languages | | | | |-- Nonprocedural languages | | | | |-- Object-oriented languages | | | | |-- Specialized application languages | | | | `-- Very high-level languages | | | |-- D.3.3 - Language Constructs and Features | | | | |-- Abstract data types | | | | |-- Classes and objects | | | | |-- Concurrent programming structures | | | | |-- Constraints | | | | |-- Control structures | | | | |-- Coroutines | | | | |-- Data types and structures | | | | |-- Dynamic storage management | | | | |-- E.2 | | | | |-- Frameworks | | | | |-- Inheritance | | | | |-- Input | | | | | `-- output | | | | |-- Modules, packages | | | | |-- Patterns | | | | |-- Polymorphism | | | | |-- Procedures, functions, and subroutines | | | | `-- Recursion | | | |-- D.3.4 - Processors | | | | |-- Code generation | | | | |-- Compilers | | | | |-- Debuggers | | | | |-- Incremental compilers | | | | |-- Interpreters | | | | |-- Memory management (garbage collection) | | | | |-- Optimization | | | | |-- Parsing | | | | |-- Preprocessors | | | | |-- Retargetable compilers | | | | |-- Run-time environments | | | | `-- Translator writing systems and compiler generators | | | `-- D.3.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- D.4 - OPERATING SYSTEMS | | | |-- C. | | | |-- D.4.0 - General | | | |-- D.4.1 - Process Management | | | | |-- Concurrency | | | | |-- Deadlocks | | | | |-- Multiprocessing | | | | | `-- multiprogramming | | | | | `-- multitasking | | | | |-- Mutual exclusion | | | | |-- Scheduling | | | | |-- Synchronization | | | | `-- Threads | | | |-- D.4.2 - Storage Management | | | | |-- Allocation | | | | | `-- deallocation strategies | | | | |-- Distributed memories | | | | |-- Garbage collection | | | | |-- Main memory | | | | |-- Secondary storage | | | | |-- Segmentation | | | | |-- Storage hierarchies | | | | |-- Swapping | | | | `-- Virtual memory | | | |-- D.4.3 - File Systems Management | | | | |-- Access methods | | | | |-- Directory structures | | | | |-- Distributed file systems | | | | |-- E.5 | | | | |-- File organization | | | | `-- Maintenance | | | |-- D.4.4 - Communications Management | | | | |-- Buffering | | | | |-- C.2 | | | | |-- Input | | | | | `-- output | | | | |-- Message sending | | | | |-- Network communication | | | | `-- Terminal management | | | |-- D.4.5 - Reliability | | | | |-- Backup procedures | | | | |-- Checkpoint | | | | | `-- restart | | | | |-- Fault-tolerance | | | | `-- Verification | | | |-- D.4.6 - Security and Protection | | | | |-- Access controls | | | | |-- Authentication | | | | |-- Cryptographic controls | | | | |-- Information flow controls | | | | |-- Invasive software (e.g., viruses, worms, Trojan horses) | | | | |-- K.6.5 | | | | |-- Security kernels | | | | `-- Verification | | | |-- D.4.7 - Organization and Design | | | | |-- Batch processing systems | | | | |-- Distributed systems | | | | |-- Hierarchical design | | | | |-- Interactive systems | | | | `-- Real-time systems and embedded systems | | | |-- D.4.8 - Performance | | | | |-- C.4 | | | | |-- D.2.8 | | | | |-- I.6 | | | | |-- Measurements | | | | |-- Modeling and prediction | | | | |-- Monitors | | | | |-- Operational analysis | | | | |-- Queueing theory | | | | |-- Simulation | | | | `-- Stochastic analysis | | | |-- D.4.9 - Systems Programs and Utilities | | | | |-- Command and control languages | | | | |-- Linkers | | | | |-- Loaders | | | | `-- Window managers | | | `-- D.4.m - Miscellaneous | | `-- D.m - MISCELLANEOUS | | `-- Software psychology | |-- E. - Data | | |-- E.0 - GENERAL | | |-- E.1 - DATA STRUCTURES | | | |-- Arrays | | | |-- Distributed data structures | | | |-- Graphs and networks | | | |-- Lists, stacks, and queues | | | |-- Records | | | |-- Tables | | | `-- Trees | | |-- E.2 - DATA STORAGE REPRESENTATIONS | | | |-- Composite structures | | | |-- Contiguous representations | | | |-- Hash-table representations | | | |-- Linked representations | | | |-- Object representation | | | `-- Primitive data items | | |-- E.3 - DATA ENCRYPTION | | | |-- Code breaking | | | |-- Data encryption standard (DES) | | | |-- Public key cryptosystems | | | `-- Standards (e.g., DES, PGP, RSA) | | |-- E.4 - CODING AND INFORMATION THEORY | | | |-- Data compaction and compression | | | |-- Error control codes | | | |-- Formal models of communication | | | |-- H.1.1 | | | `-- Nonsecret encoding schemes | | |-- E.5 - FILES | | | |-- Backup | | | | `-- recovery | | | |-- D.4.3 | | | |-- F.2.2 | | | |-- H.2 | | | |-- Optimization | | | |-- Organization | | | | `-- structure | | | `-- Sorting | | | `-- searching | | `-- E.m - MISCELLANEOUS | |-- F. - Theory of Computation | | |-- F.0 - GENERAL | | |-- F.1 - COMPUTATION BY ABSTRACT DEVICES | | | |-- F.1.0 - General | | | |-- F.1.1 - Models of Computation | | | | |-- Automata (e.g., finite, push-down, resource-bounded) | | | | |-- Bounded-action devices (e.g., Turing machines, random access machines) | | | | |-- Computability theory | | | | |-- F.4.1 | | | | |-- Relations between models | | | | |-- Self-modifying machines (e.g., neural networks) | | | | `-- Unbounded-action devices (e.g., cellular automata, circuits, networks of machines) | | | |-- F.1.2 - Modes of Computation | | | | |-- Alternation and nondeterminism | | | | |-- Interactive and reactive computation | | | | |-- Online computation | | | | |-- Parallelism and concurrency | | | | |-- Probabilistic computation | | | | |-- Relations among modes | | | | `-- Relativized computation | | | |-- F.1.3 - Complexity Measures and Classes | | | | |-- Complexity hierarchies | | | | |-- F.2 | | | | |-- Machine-independent complexity | | | | |-- Reducibility and completeness | | | | |-- Relations among complexity classes | | | | `-- Relations among complexity measures | | | `-- F.1.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- F.2 - ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS AND PROBLEM COMPLEXITY | | | |-- B.6 | | | |-- B.7 | | | |-- F.1.3 | | | |-- F.2.0 - General | | | |-- F.2.1 - Numerical Algorithms and Problems | | | | |-- Computation of transforms (e.g., fast Fourier transform) | | | | |-- Computations in finite fields | | | | |-- Computations on matrices | | | | |-- Computations on polynomials | | | | |-- G.1 | | | | |-- G.4 | | | | |-- I.1 | | | | `-- Number-theoretic computations (e.g., factoring, primality testing) | | | |-- F.2.2 - Nonnumerical Algorithms and Problems | | | | |-- Complexity of proof procedures | | | | |-- Computations on discrete structures | | | | |-- E.2 | | | | |-- E.3 | | | | |-- E.4 | | | | |-- E.5 | | | | |-- G.2 | | | | |-- Geometrical problems and computations | | | | |-- H.2 | | | | |-- H.3 | | | | |-- Pattern matching | | | | |-- Routing and layout | | | | |-- Sequencing and scheduling | | | | `-- Sorting and searching | | | |-- F.2.3 - Tradeoffs between Complexity Measures | | | | `-- F.1.3 | | | `-- F.2.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- F.3 - LOGICS AND MEANINGS OF PROGRAMS | | | |-- F.3.0 - General | | | |-- F.3.1 - Specifying and Verifying and Reasoning about Programs | | | | |-- Assertions | | | | |-- D.2.1 | | | | |-- D.2.4 | | | | |-- D.3.1 | | | | |-- E.1 | | | | |-- Invariants | | | | |-- Logics of programs | | | | |-- Mechanical verification | | | | |-- Pre- and post-conditions | | | | `-- Specification techniques | | | |-- F.3.2 - Semantics of Programming Languages | | | | |-- Algebraic approaches to semantics | | | | |-- D.3.1 | | | | |-- Denotational semantics | | | | |-- Operational semantics | | | | |-- Partial evaluation | | | | |-- Process models | | | | `-- Program analysis | | | |-- F.3.3 - Studies of Program Constructs | | | | |-- Control primitives | | | | |-- D.3.2 | | | | |-- D.3.3 | | | | |-- Functional constructs | | | | |-- Object-oriented constructs | | | | |-- Program and recursion schemes | | | | `-- Type structure | | | `-- F.3.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- F.4 - MATHEMATICAL LOGIC AND FORMAL LANGUAGES | | | |-- F.4.0 - General | | | |-- F.4.1 - Mathematical Logic | | | | |-- Computability theory | | | | |-- Computational logic | | | | |-- F.1.1 | | | | |-- I.2.2 | | | | |-- I.2.3 | | | | |-- I.2.4 | | | | |-- Lambda calculus and related systems | | | | |-- Logic and constraint programming | | | | |-- Mechanical theorem proving | | | | |-- Modal logic | | | | |-- Model theory | | | | |-- Proof theory | | | | |-- Recursive function theory | | | | |-- Set theory | | | | `-- Temporal logic | | | |-- F.4.2 - Grammars and Other Rewriting Systems | | | | |-- D.3.1 | | | | |-- Decision problems | | | | |-- Grammar types (e.g., context-free, context-sensitive) | | | | |-- Parallel rewriting systems (e.g., developmental systems, L-systems) | | | | |-- Parsing | | | | `-- Thue systems | | | |-- F.4.3 - Formal Languages | | | | |-- Algebraic language theory | | | | |-- Classes defined by grammars or automata (e.g., context-free languages, regular sets, recursive sets) | | | | |-- Classes defined by resource-bounded automata | | | | |-- D.3.1 | | | | |-- Decision problems | | | | `-- Operations on languages | | | `-- F.4.m - Miscellaneous | | `-- F.m - MISCELLANEOUS | |-- G. - Mathematics of Computing | | |-- G.0 - GENERAL | | |-- G.1 - NUMERICAL ANALYSIS | | | |-- G.1.0 - General | | | | |-- Computer arithmetic | | | | |-- Conditioning (and ill-conditioning) | | | | |-- Error analysis | | | | |-- Interval arithmetic | | | | |-- Multiple precision arithmetic | | | | |-- Numerical algorithms | | | | |-- Parallel algorithms | | | | `-- Stability (and instability) | | | |-- G.1.1 - Interpolation | | | | |-- Difference formulas | | | | |-- Extrapolation | | | | |-- I.3.5 | | | | |-- I.3.7 | | | | |-- Interpolation formulas | | | | |-- Smoothing | | | | `-- Spline and piecewise polynomial interpolation | | | |-- G.1.10 - Applications | | | |-- G.1.2 - Approximation | | | | |-- Approximation of surfaces and contours | | | | |-- Chebyshev approximation and theory | | | | |-- Elementary function approximation | | | | |-- Fast Fourier transforms (FFT) | | | | |-- Least squares approximation | | | | |-- Linear approximation | | | | |-- Minimax approximation and algorithms | | | | |-- Nonlinear approximation | | | | |-- Rational approximation | | | | |-- Special function approximations | | | | |-- Spline and piecewise polynomial approximation | | | | `-- Wavelets and fractals | | | |-- G.1.3 - Numerical Linear Algebra | | | | |-- Conditioning | | | | |-- Determinants | | | | |-- Eigenvalues and eigenvectors (direct and iterative methods) | | | | |-- Error analysis | | | | |-- Linear systems (direct and iterative methods) | | | | |-- Matrix inversion | | | | |-- Pseudoinverses | | | | |-- Singular value decomposition | | | | `-- Sparse, structured, and very large systems (direct and iterative methods) | | | |-- G.1.4 - Quadrature and Numerical Differentiation | | | | |-- Adaptive and iterative quadrature | | | | |-- Automatic differentiation | | | | |-- Equal interval integration | | | | |-- Error analysis | | | | |-- F.2.1 | | | | |-- Finite difference methods | | | | |-- Gaussian quadrature | | | | |-- Iterative methods | | | | `-- Multidimensional (multiple) quadrature | | | |-- G.1.5 - Roots of Nonlinear Equations | | | | |-- Continuation (homotopy) methods | | | | |-- Convergence | | | | |-- Error analysis | | | | |-- Iterative methods | | | | |-- Polynomials, methods for | | | | `-- Systems of equations | | | |-- G.1.6 - Optimization | | | | |-- Constrained optimization | | | | |-- Convex programming | | | | |-- Global optimization | | | | |-- Gradient methods | | | | |-- Integer programming | | | | |-- Least squares methods | | | | |-- Linear programming | | | | |-- Nonlinear programming | | | | |-- Quadratic programming methods | | | | |-- Simulated annealing | | | | |-- Stochastic programming | | | | `-- Unconstrained optimization | | | |-- G.1.7 - Ordinary Differential Equations | | | | |-- Boundary value problems | | | | |-- Chaotic systems | | | | |-- Convergence and stability | | | | |-- Differential-algebraic equations | | | | |-- Error analysis | | | | |-- Finite difference methods | | | | |-- Initial value problems | | | | |-- Multistep and multivalue methods | | | | |-- One-step (single step) methods | | | | `-- Stiff equations | | | |-- G.1.8 - Partial Differential Equations | | | | |-- Domain decomposition methods | | | | |-- Elliptic equations | | | | |-- Finite difference methods | | | | |-- Finite element methods | | | | |-- Finite volume methods | | | | |-- Hyperbolic equations | | | | |-- Inverse problems | | | | |-- Iterative solution techniques | | | | |-- Method of lines | | | | |-- Multigrid and multilevel methods | | | | |-- Parabolic equations | | | | `-- Spectral methods | | | |-- G.1.9 - Integral Equations | | | | |-- Delay equations | | | | |-- Fredholm equations | | | | |-- Integro-differential equations | | | | `-- Volterra equations | | | `-- G.1.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- G.2 - DISCRETE MATHEMATICS | | | |-- G.2.0 - General | | | |-- G.2.1 - Combinatorics | | | | |-- Combinatorial algorithms | | | | |-- Counting problems | | | | |-- F.2.2 | | | | |-- Generating functions | | | | |-- Permutations and combinations | | | | `-- Recurrences and difference equations | | | |-- G.2.2 - Graph Theory | | | | |-- F.2.2 | | | | |-- Graph algorithms | | | | |-- Graph labeling | | | | |-- Hypergraphs | | | | |-- Network problems | | | | |-- Path and circuit problems | | | | `-- Trees | | | |-- G.2.3 - Applications | | | `-- G.2.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- G.3 - PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS | | | |-- Contingency table analysis | | | |-- Correlation and regression analysis | | | |-- Distribution functions | | | |-- Experimental design | | | |-- Markov processes | | | |-- Multivariate statistics | | | |-- Nonparametric statistics | | | |-- Probabilistic algorithms (including Monte Carlo) | | | |-- Queueing theory | | | |-- Random number generation | | | |-- Reliability and life testing | | | |-- Renewal theory | | | |-- Robust regression | | | |-- Statistical computing | | | |-- Statistical software | | | |-- Stochastic processes | | | |-- Survival analysis | | | `-- Time series analysis | | |-- G.4 - MATHEMATICAL SOFTWARE | | | |-- Algorithm design and analysis | | | |-- Certification and testing | | | |-- Documentation | | | |-- Efficiency | | | |-- Parallel and vector implementations | | | |-- Portability | | | |-- Reliability and robustness | | | |-- User interfaces | | | `-- Verification | | `-- G.m - MISCELLANEOUS | | `-- Queueing theory | |-- H. - Information Systems | | |-- H.0 - GENERAL | | |-- H.1 - MODELS AND PRINCIPLES | | | |-- H.1.0 - General | | | |-- H.1.1 - Systems and Information Theory | | | | |-- E.4 | | | | |-- General systems theory | | | | |-- Information theory | | | | `-- Value of information | | | |-- H.1.2 - User | | | | `-- Machine Systems | | | | |-- Human factors | | | | |-- Human information processing | | | | `-- Software psychology | | | `-- H.1.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- H.2 - DATABASE MANAGEMENT | | | |-- E.5 | | | |-- H.2.0 - General | | | | `-- Security, integrity, and protection | | | |-- H.2.1 - Logical Design | | | | |-- Data models | | | | |-- Normal forms | | | | `-- Schema and subschema | | | |-- H.2.2 - Physical Design | | | | |-- Access methods | | | | |-- Deadlock avoidance | | | | `-- Recovery and restart | | | |-- H.2.3 - Languages | | | | |-- D.3.2 | | | | |-- Data description languages (DDL) | | | | |-- Data manipulation languages (DML) | | | | |-- Database (persistent) programming languages | | | | |-- Query languages | | | | `-- Report writers | | | |-- H.2.4 - Systems | | | | |-- Concurrency | | | | |-- Distributed databases | | | | |-- Multimedia databases | | | | |-- Object-oriented databases | | | | |-- Parallel databases | | | | |-- Query processing | | | | |-- Relational databases | | | | |-- Rule-based databases | | | | |-- Textual databases | | | | `-- Transaction processing | | | |-- H.2.5 - Heterogeneous Databases | | | | |-- Data translation | | | | `-- Program translation | | | |-- H.2.6 - Database Machines | | | |-- H.2.7 - Database Administration | | | | |-- Data dictionary | | | | | `-- directory | | | | |-- Data warehouse and repository | | | | |-- Logging and recovery | | | | `-- Security, integrity, and protection | | | |-- H.2.8 - Database Applications | | | | |-- Data mining | | | | |-- Image databases | | | | |-- Scientific databases | | | | |-- Spatial databases and GIS | | | | `-- Statistical databases | | | `-- H.2.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- H.3 - INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL | | | |-- H.3.0 - General | | | |-- H.3.1 - Content Analysis and Indexing | | | | |-- Abstracting methods | | | | |-- Dictionaries | | | | |-- Indexing methods | | | | |-- Linguistic processing | | | | `-- Thesauruses | | | |-- H.3.2 - Information Storage | | | | |-- File organization | | | | `-- Record classification | | | |-- H.3.3 - Information Search and Retrieval | | | | |-- Clustering | | | | |-- Information filtering | | | | |-- Query formulation | | | | |-- Relevance feedback | | | | |-- Retrieval models | | | | |-- Search process | | | | `-- Selection process | | | |-- H.3.4 - Systems and Software | | | | |-- Current awareness systems (selective dissemination of information--SDI) | | | | |-- Distributed systems | | | | |-- Information networks | | | | |-- Performance evaluation (efficiency and effectiveness) | | | | |-- Question-answering (fact retrieval) systems | | | | `-- User profiles and alert services | | | |-- H.3.5 - Online Information Services | | | | |-- Commercial services | | | | |-- Data sharing | | | | `-- Web-based services | | | |-- H.3.6 - Library Automation | | | | `-- Large text archives | | | |-- H.3.7 - Digital Libraries | | | | |-- Collection | | | | |-- Dissemination | | | | |-- Standards | | | | |-- Systems issues | | | | `-- User issues | | | `-- H.3.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- H.4 - INFORMATION SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS | | | |-- H.4.0 - General | | | |-- H.4.1 - Office Automation | | | | |-- Desktop publishing | | | | |-- Equipment | | | | |-- Groupware | | | | |-- I.7 | | | | |-- Spreadsheets | | | | |-- Time management (e.g., calendars, schedules) | | | | |-- Word processing | | | | `-- Workflow management | | | |-- H.4.2 - Types of Systems | | | | |-- Decision support (e.g., MIS) | | | | `-- Logistics | | | |-- H.4.3 - Communications Applications | | | | |-- Bulletin boards | | | | |-- Computer conferencing, teleconferencing, and videoconferencing | | | | |-- Electronic mail | | | | |-- Information browsers | | | | `-- Videotex | | | `-- H.4.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- H.5 - INFORMATION INTERFACES AND PRESENTATION (e.g., HCI) | | | |-- H.5.0 - General | | | |-- H.5.1 - Multimedia Information Systems | | | | |-- Animations | | | | |-- Artificial, augmented, and virtual realities | | | | |-- Audio input | | | | | `-- output | | | | |-- Evaluation | | | | | `-- methodology | | | | |-- Hypertext navigation and maps | | | | `-- Video (e.g., tape, disk, DVI) | | | |-- H.5.2 - User Interfaces | | | | |-- Auditory (non-speech) feedback | | | | |-- Benchmarking | | | | |-- D.2.2 | | | | |-- Ergonomics | | | | |-- Evaluation | | | | | `-- methodology | | | | |-- Graphical user interfaces (GUI) | | | | |-- H.1.2 | | | | |-- Haptic I | | | | | `-- O | | | | |-- I.3.6 | | | | |-- Input devices and strategies (e.g., mouse, touchscreen) | | | | |-- Interaction styles (e.g., commands, menus, forms, direct manipulation) | | | | |-- Natural language | | | | |-- Prototyping | | | | |-- Screen design (e.g., text, graphics, color) | | | | |-- Standardization | | | | |-- Style guides | | | | |-- Theory and methods | | | | |-- Training, help, and documentation | | | | |-- User interface management systems (UIMS) | | | | |-- User-centered design | | | | |-- Voice I | | | | | `-- O | | | | `-- Windowing systems | | | |-- H.5.3 - Group and Organization Interfaces | | | | |-- Asynchronous interaction | | | | |-- Collaborative computing | | | | |-- Computer-supported cooperative work | | | | |-- Evaluation | | | | | `-- methodology | | | | |-- Organizational design | | | | |-- Synchronous interaction | | | | |-- Theory and models | | | | `-- Web-based interaction | | | |-- H.5.4 - Hypertext | | | | `-- Hypermedia | | | | |-- Architectures | | | | |-- I.7 | | | | |-- J.7 | | | | |-- Navigation | | | | |-- Theory | | | | `-- User issues | | | |-- H.5.5 - Sound and Music Computing | | | | |-- J.5 | | | | |-- Methodologies and techniques | | | | |-- Modeling | | | | |-- Signal analysis, synthesis, and processing | | | | `-- Systems | | | |-- H.5.m - Miscellaneous | | | `-- I.7 | | `-- H.m - MISCELLANEOUS | |-- I. - Computing Methodologies | | |-- I.0 - GENERAL | | |-- I.1 - SYMBOLIC AND ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION | | | |-- I.1.0 - General | | | |-- I.1.1 - Expressions and Their Representation | | | | |-- E.1 | | | | |-- E.2 | | | | |-- Representations (general and polynomial) | | | | `-- Simplification of expressions | | | |-- I.1.2 - Algorithms | | | | |-- Algebraic algorithms | | | | |-- Analysis of algorithms | | | | |-- F.2.1 | | | | |-- F.2.2 | | | | `-- Nonalgebraic algorithms | | | |-- I.1.3 - Languages and Systems | | | | |-- D.3.2 | | | | |-- D.3.3 | | | | |-- Evaluation strategies | | | | |-- F.2.2 | | | | |-- Nonprocedural languages | | | | |-- Special-purpose algebraic systems | | | | |-- Special-purpose hardware | | | | `-- Substitution mechanisms | | | |-- I.1.4 - Applications | | | `-- I.1.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- I.2 - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE | | | |-- I.2.0 - General | | | | |-- Cognitive simulation | | | | `-- Philosophical foundations | | | |-- I.2.1 - Applications and Expert Systems | | | | |-- Cartography | | | | |-- Games | | | | |-- H.4 | | | | |-- Industrial automation | | | | |-- J. | | | | |-- Law | | | | |-- Medicine and science | | | | |-- Natural language interfaces | | | | `-- Office automation | | | |-- I.2.10 - Vision and Scene Understanding | | | | |-- 3D | | | | | `-- stereo scene analysis | | | | |-- Architecture and control structures | | | | |-- I.4.8 | | | | |-- I.5 | | | | |-- Intensity, color, photometry, and thresholding | | | | |-- Modeling and recovery of physical attributes | | | | |-- Motion | | | | |-- Perceptual reasoning | | | | |-- Representations, data structures, and transforms | | | | |-- Shape | | | | |-- Texture | | | | `-- Video analysis | | | |-- I.2.11 - Distributed Artificial Intelligence | | | | |-- Coherence and coordination | | | | |-- Intelligent agents | | | | |-- Languages and structures | | | | `-- Multiagent systems | | | |-- I.2.2 - Automatic Programming | | | | |-- Automatic analysis of algorithms | | | | |-- D.1.2 | | | | |-- F.3.1 | | | | |-- F.4.1 | | | | |-- Program modification | | | | |-- Program synthesis | | | | |-- Program transformation | | | | `-- Program verification | | | |-- I.2.3 - Deduction and Theorem Proving | | | | |-- Answer | | | | | `-- reason extraction | | | | |-- Deduction (e.g., natural, rule-based) | | | | |-- F.4.1 | | | | |-- Inference engines | | | | |-- Logic programming | | | | |-- Mathematical induction | | | | |-- Metatheory | | | | |-- Nonmonotonic reasoning and belief revision | | | | |-- Resolution | | | | `-- Uncertainty, ``fuzzy,'' and probabilistic reasoning | | | |-- I.2.4 - Knowledge Representation Formalisms and Methods | | | | |-- F.4.1 | | | | |-- Frames and scripts | | | | |-- Modal logic | | | | |-- Predicate logic | | | | |-- Relation systems | | | | |-- Representation languages | | | | |-- Representations (procedural and rule-based) | | | | |-- Semantic networks | | | | `-- Temporal logic | | | |-- I.2.5 - Programming Languages and Software | | | | |-- D.3.2 | | | | `-- Expert system tools and techniques | | | |-- I.2.6 - Learning | | | | |-- Analogies | | | | |-- Concept learning | | | | |-- Connectionism and neural nets | | | | |-- Induction | | | | |-- K.3.2 | | | | |-- Knowledge acquisition | | | | |-- Language acquisition | | | | `-- Parameter learning | | | |-- I.2.7 - Natural Language Processing | | | | |-- Discourse | | | | |-- Language generation | | | | |-- Language models | | | | |-- Language parsing and understanding | | | | |-- Machine translation | | | | |-- Speech recognition and synthesis | | | | `-- Text analysis | | | |-- I.2.8 - Problem Solving, Control Methods, and Search | | | | |-- Backtracking | | | | |-- Control theory | | | | |-- Dynamic programming | | | | |-- F.2.2 | | | | |-- Graph and tree search strategies | | | | |-- Heuristic methods | | | | |-- Plan execution, formation, and generation | | | | `-- Scheduling | | | |-- I.2.9 - Robotics | | | | |-- Autonomous vehicles | | | | |-- Commercial robots and applications | | | | |-- Kinematics and dynamics | | | | |-- Manipulators | | | | |-- Operator interfaces | | | | |-- Propelling mechanisms | | | | |-- Sensors | | | | `-- Workcell organization and planning | | | `-- I.2.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- I.3 - COMPUTER GRAPHICS | | | |-- I.3.0 - General | | | |-- I.3.1 - Hardware Architecture | | | | |-- B.4.2 | | | | |-- Graphics processors | | | | |-- Hardcopy devices | | | | |-- Input devices | | | | |-- Parallel processing | | | | |-- Raster display devices | | | | |-- Storage devices | | | | |-- Three-dimensional displays | | | | `-- Vector display devices | | | |-- I.3.2 - Graphics Systems | | | | |-- C.2.1 | | | | |-- C.2.4 | | | | |-- C.3 | | | | |-- Distributed | | | | | `-- network graphics | | | | |-- Remote systems | | | | `-- Stand-alone systems | | | |-- I.3.3 - Picture | | | | `-- Image Generation | | | | |-- Antialiasing | | | | |-- Bitmap and framebuffer operations | | | | |-- Digitizing and scanning | | | | |-- Display algorithms | | | | |-- Line and curve generation | | | | `-- Viewing algorithms | | | |-- I.3.4 - Graphics Utilities | | | | |-- Application packages | | | | |-- Device drivers | | | | |-- Graphics editors | | | | |-- Graphics packages | | | | |-- Meta files | | | | |-- Paint systems | | | | |-- Picture description languages | | | | |-- Software support | | | | `-- Virtual device interfaces | | | |-- I.3.5 - Computational Geometry and Object Modeling | | | | |-- Boundary representations | | | | |-- Constructive solid geometry (CSG) | | | | |-- Curve, surface, solid, and object representations | | | | |-- Geometric algorithms, languages, and systems | | | | |-- Hierarchy and geometric transformations | | | | |-- Modeling packages | | | | |-- Object hierarchies | | | | |-- Physically based modeling | | | | `-- Splines | | | |-- I.3.6 - Methodology and Techniques | | | | |-- Device independence | | | | |-- Ergonomics | | | | |-- Graphics data structures and data types | | | | |-- Interaction techniques | | | | |-- Languages | | | | `-- Standards | | | |-- I.3.7 - Three-Dimensional Graphics and Realism | | | | |-- Animation | | | | |-- Color, shading, shadowing, and texture | | | | |-- Fractals | | | | |-- Hidden line | | | | | `-- surface removal | | | | |-- Radiosity | | | | |-- Raytracing | | | | |-- Virtual reality | | | | `-- Visible line | | | | `-- surface algorithms | | | |-- I.3.8 - Applications | | | `-- I.3.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- I.4 - IMAGE PROCESSING AND COMPUTER VISION | | | |-- I.4.0 - General | | | | |-- Image displays | | | | `-- Image processing software | | | |-- I.4.1 - Digitization and Image Capture | | | | |-- Camera calibration | | | | |-- Imaging geometry | | | | |-- Quantization | | | | |-- Radiometry | | | | |-- Reflectance | | | | |-- Sampling | | | | `-- Scanning | | | |-- I.4.10 - Image Representation | | | | |-- Hierarchical | | | | |-- Morphological | | | | |-- Multidimensional | | | | |-- Statistical | | | | `-- Volumetric | | | |-- I.4.2 - Compression (Coding) | | | | |-- Approximate methods | | | | |-- E.4 | | | | `-- Exact coding | | | |-- I.4.3 - Enhancement | | | | |-- Filtering | | | | |-- Geometric correction | | | | |-- Grayscale manipulation | | | | |-- Registration | | | | |-- Sharpening and deblurring | | | | `-- Smoothing | | | |-- I.4.4 - Restoration | | | | |-- Inverse filtering | | | | |-- Kalman filtering | | | | |-- Pseudoinverse restoration | | | | `-- Wiener filtering | | | |-- I.4.5 - Reconstruction | | | | |-- Series expansion methods | | | | |-- Summation methods | | | | `-- Transform methods | | | |-- I.4.6 - Segmentation | | | | |-- Edge and feature detection | | | | |-- Pixel classification | | | | |-- Region growing, partitioning | | | | `-- Relaxation | | | |-- I.4.7 - Feature Measurement | | | | |-- Feature representation | | | | |-- Invariants | | | | |-- Moments | | | | |-- Projections | | | | |-- Size and shape | | | | `-- Texture | | | |-- I.4.8 - Scene Analysis | | | | |-- Color | | | | |-- Depth cues | | | | |-- Motion | | | | |-- Object recognition | | | | |-- Photometry | | | | |-- Range data | | | | |-- Sensor fusion | | | | |-- Shading | | | | |-- Shape | | | | |-- Stereo | | | | |-- Surface fitting | | | | |-- Time-varying imagery | | | | `-- Tracking | | | |-- I.4.9 - Applications | | | `-- I.4.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- I.5 - PATTERN RECOGNITION | | | |-- I.5.0 - General | | | |-- I.5.1 - Models | | | | |-- Deterministic | | | | |-- Fuzzy set | | | | |-- Geometric | | | | |-- Neural nets | | | | |-- Statistical | | | | `-- Structural | | | |-- I.5.2 - Design Methodology | | | | |-- Classifier design and evaluation | | | | |-- Feature evaluation and selection | | | | `-- Pattern analysis | | | |-- I.5.3 - Clustering | | | | |-- Algorithms | | | | `-- Similarity measures | | | |-- I.5.4 - Applications | | | | |-- Computer vision | | | | |-- Signal processing | | | | |-- Text processing | | | | `-- Waveform analysis | | | |-- I.5.5 - Implementation | | | | |-- C.3 | | | | |-- Interactive systems | | | | `-- Special architectures | | | `-- I.5.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- I.6 - SIMULATION AND MODELING | | | |-- G.3 | | | |-- I.6.0 - General | | | |-- I.6.1 - Simulation Theory | | | | |-- Model classification | | | | |-- Systems theory | | | | `-- Types of simulation (continuous and discrete) | | | |-- I.6.2 - Simulation Languages | | | |-- I.6.3 - Applications | | | |-- I.6.4 - Model Validation and Analysis | | | |-- I.6.5 - Model Development | | | | `-- Modeling methodologies | | | |-- I.6.6 - Simulation Output Analysis | | | |-- I.6.7 - Simulation Support Systems | | | | `-- Environments | | | |-- I.6.8 - Types of Simulation | | | | |-- Animation | | | | |-- Combined | | | | |-- Continuous | | | | |-- Discrete event | | | | |-- Distributed | | | | |-- Gaming | | | | |-- Monte Carlo | | | | |-- Parallel | | | | `-- Visual | | | `-- I.6.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- I.7 - DOCUMENT AND TEXT PROCESSING | | | |-- H.4 | | | |-- H.5 | | | |-- I.7.0 - General | | | |-- I.7.1 - Document and Text Editing | | | | |-- Document management | | | | |-- Languages | | | | |-- Spelling | | | | `-- Version control | | | |-- I.7.2 - Document Preparation | | | | |-- Desktop publishing | | | | |-- Format and notation | | | | |-- Hypertext | | | | | `-- hypermedia | | | | |-- Index generation | | | | |-- Languages and systems | | | | |-- Markup languages | | | | |-- Multi | | | | | `-- mixed media | | | | |-- Photocomposition | | | | | `-- typesetting | | | | |-- Scripting languages | | | | `-- Standards | | | |-- I.7.3 - Index Generation | | | |-- I.7.4 - Electronic Publishing | | | | |-- H.5.4 | | | | `-- J.7 | | | |-- I.7.5 - Document Capture | | | | |-- Document analysis | | | | |-- Graphics recognition and interpretation | | | | |-- I.4.1 | | | | |-- Optical character recognition (OCR) | | | | `-- Scanning | | | `-- I.7.m - Miscellaneous | | `-- I.m - MISCELLANEOUS | |-- J. - Computer Applications | | |-- J.0 - GENERAL | | |-- J.1 - ADMINISTRATIVE DATA PROCESSING | | | |-- Business | | | |-- Education | | | |-- Financial (e.g., EFTS) | | | |-- Government | | | |-- Law | | | |-- Manufacturing | | | |-- Marketing | | | `-- Military | | |-- J.2 - PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING | | | |-- Aerospace | | | |-- Archaeology | | | |-- Astronomy | | | |-- Chemistry | | | |-- Earth and atmospheric sciences | | | |-- Electronics | | | |-- Engineering | | | |-- Mathematics and statistics | | | `-- Physics | | |-- J.3 - LIFE AND MEDICAL SCIENCES | | | |-- Biology and genetics | | | |-- Health | | | `-- Medical information systems | | |-- J.4 - SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES | | | |-- Economics | | | |-- Psychology | | | `-- Sociology | | |-- J.5 - ARTS AND HUMANITIES | | | |-- Architecture | | | |-- Arts, fine and performing | | | |-- Fine arts | | | |-- Language translation | | | |-- Linguistics | | | |-- Literature | | | |-- Music | | | `-- Performing arts (e.g., dance, music) | | |-- J.6 - COMPUTER-AIDED ENGINEERING | | | |-- Computer-aided design (CAD) | | | `-- Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) | | |-- J.7 - COMPUTERS IN OTHER SYSTEMS | | | |-- C.3 | | | |-- Command and control | | | |-- Consumer products | | | |-- Industrial control | | | |-- Military | | | |-- Process control | | | |-- Publishing | | | `-- Real time | | `-- J.m - MISCELLANEOUS | `-- K. - Computing Milieux | |-- K.0 - GENERAL | |-- K.1 - THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY | | |-- Markets | | |-- Standards | | |-- Statistics | | `-- Suppliers | |-- K.2 - HISTORY OF COMPUTING | | |-- Hardware | | |-- People | | |-- Software | | |-- Systems | | `-- Theory | |-- K.3 - COMPUTERS AND EDUCATION | | |-- K.3.0 - General | | |-- K.3.1 - Computer Uses in Education | | | |-- Collaborative learning | | | |-- Computer-assisted instruction (CAI) | | | |-- Computer-managed instruction (CMI) | | | `-- Distance learning | | |-- K.3.2 - Computer and Information Science Education | | | |-- Accreditation | | | |-- Computer science education | | | |-- Curriculum | | | |-- Information systems education | | | |-- Literacy | | | `-- Self-assessment | | `-- K.3.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- Accreditation | | `-- Computer literacy | |-- K.4 - COMPUTERS AND SOCIETY | | |-- K.4.0 - General | | |-- K.4.1 - Public Policy Issues | | | |-- Abuse and crime involving computers | | | |-- Computer-related health issues | | | |-- Ethics | | | |-- Human safety | | | |-- Intellectual property rights | | | |-- Privacy | | | |-- Regulation | | | |-- Transborder data flow | | | `-- Use | | | `-- abuse of power | | |-- K.4.2 - Social Issues | | | |-- Abuse and crime involving computers | | | |-- Assistive technologies for persons with disabilities | | | |-- Employment | | | `-- Handicapped persons | | | `-- special needs | | |-- K.4.3 - Organizational Impacts | | | |-- Automation | | | |-- Computer-supported collaborative work | | | |-- Employment | | | `-- Reengineering | | |-- K.4.4 - Electronic Commerce | | | |-- Cybercash, digital cash | | | |-- Distributed commercial transactions | | | |-- Electronic data interchange (EDI) | | | |-- Intellectual property | | | |-- J.1 | | | |-- Payment schemes | | | `-- Security | | `-- K.4.m - Miscellaneous | |-- K.5 - LEGAL ASPECTS OF COMPUTING | | |-- K.5.0 - General | | |-- K.5.1 - Hardware | | | `-- Software Protection | | | |-- Copyrights | | | |-- Licensing | | | |-- Patents | | | |-- Proprietary rights | | | `-- Trade secrets | | |-- K.5.2 - Governmental Issues | | | |-- Censorship | | | |-- Regulation | | | `-- Taxation | | `-- K.5.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- Contracts | | `-- Hardware patents | |-- K.6 - MANAGEMENT OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS | | |-- K.6.0 - General | | | `-- Economics | | |-- K.6.1 - Project and People Management | | | |-- Life cycle | | | |-- Management techniques (e.g., PERT | | | | `-- CPM) | | | |-- Staffing | | | |-- Strategic information systems planning | | | |-- Systems analysis and design | | | |-- Systems development | | | `-- Training | | |-- K.6.2 - Installation Management | | | |-- Benchmarks | | | |-- Computer selection | | | |-- Computing equipment management | | | |-- Performance and usage measurement | | | `-- Pricing and resource allocation | | |-- K.6.3 - Software Management | | | |-- D.2.9 | | | |-- Software development | | | |-- Software maintenance | | | |-- Software process | | | `-- Software selection | | |-- K.6.4 - System Management | | | |-- Centralization | | | | `-- decentralization | | | |-- Management audit | | | `-- Quality assurance | | |-- K.6.5 - Security and Protection | | | |-- Authentication | | | |-- D.4.6 | | | |-- Insurance | | | |-- Invasive software (e.g., viruses, worms, Trojan horses) | | | |-- K.4.2 | | | |-- Physical security | | | `-- Unauthorized access (e.g., hacking, phreaking) | | `-- K.6.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- Insurance | | `-- Security | |-- K.7 - THE COMPUTING PROFESSION | | |-- K.7.0 - General | | |-- K.7.1 - Occupations | | |-- K.7.2 - Organizations | | |-- K.7.3 - Testing, Certification, and Licensing | | |-- K.7.4 - Professional Ethics | | | |-- Codes of ethics | | | |-- Codes of good practice | | | |-- Ethical dilemmas | | | `-- K.4 | | `-- K.7.m - Miscellaneous | | |-- Codes of good practice | | `-- Ethics | |-- K.8 - PERSONAL COMPUTING | | |-- Games | | |-- K.8.0 - General | | | `-- Games | | |-- K.8.1 - Application Packages | | | |-- Data communications | | | |-- Database processing | | | |-- Freeware | | | | `-- shareware | | | |-- Graphics | | | |-- Spreadsheets | | | `-- Word processing | | |-- K.8.2 - Hardware | | |-- K.8.3 - Management | | | `-- Maintenance | | `-- K.8.m - Miscellaneous | `-- K.m - MISCELLANEOUS `-- acmccs_tree.txt 1658 directories, 1 file