Title: Advances in Computers and Software Engineering: Reviews

  Editor: Sergey Y. Yurish

  Publisher: International Frequency Sensor Association (IFSA) Publishing, S. L.

  Formats: hardcover (print book) and printable pdf Acrobat (e-book), 254 pages

  Price: 85.00 EUR for print book in hardcover

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  Pubdate: 31 December 2019

  ISBN: 978-84-09-17945-9

  e-ISBN: 978-84-09-17675-5

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 Book Description

The 2^nd volume of ‘Advances in Computers and Software Engineering: Reviews’ Book Series contains five chapters written by 10 authors from 4 countries: Canada, China, Italy and UK. This book ensures that our readers will stay at the cutting edge of the field and get the right and effective start point and road map for the further researches and developments. By this way, they will be able to save more time for productive research activity and eliminate routine work.

With this unique combination of information in each volume, the ‘Advances in Computers and Software Engineering: Reviews’  will be of value for scientists and engineers in appropriate industry and at universities.

Like the first volume of this book Series, the 2^nd  volume also has been organized by topics of high interest. In order to offer a fast and easy reading of the state of the art of each topic, every chapter in this book is independent and self-contained. All chapters have the same structure: first an introduction to specific topic under study; second particular field description including sensing applications. Each of chapter is ending by well selected list of references with books, journals, conference proceedings and web sites.

Contents:

Preface

Contributors

1. C++ Template Metaprogramming and Polynomial-time Functions

1.1. Introduction
1.2. Related Works
1.2.1. Functional Programming and C++ Metaprogramming
1.2.2. The Computational Power of C++ Compilers
1.2.3. Capturing Complexity Classes by Function-theoretic Characterizations	
1.3. Template Representations of Some Polytime Functions
1.4. Template Representation of Polytime
1.5. Poly-temp Captures Polytime
1.6. Conclusions and Further Work
       References
       Appendix 1. Proofs of the Theorems
       Appendix 2. A Limit to Primitive Recursion

2. Reverse Engineering: A Different Perspective

2.1. Introduction
2.2. Component-based Development
2.2.1. Component Life Cycle
2.2.2. Architectural Properties of Component Models & Re-usability
2.3. RX-MAN (Reverse Engineering X-MAN)
2.3.1. Rule Base for the Extraction of Components
2.3.2. Mapping Rule Base for Control Statements
2.3.3. Capturing the Code Base
2.3.4. Implementation of the Rule Base on Captured Code
2.3.5. Tool Overview
2.4. Reverse Engineering of Components: A Deep Dive
2.5. Encapsulated Reverse Engineering: Evaluation
2.5.1. Empirical Validation and Evaluation
2.5.2. Evaluation using Gannod and Cheng's Framework
2.5.3. Evaluating RX-MAN by Bellay and Gall's Framework
2.6. Overview and Conclusion
       References

3. Human Computer Interaction Design for Mobile Devices Based on a Smart Healthcare Architecture

3.1. Introduction
3.1.1. Background
3.1.2. Existing Research

3.1.3. Current Issues
3.1.4. Aim
3.2. Information Architecture for Smart Healthcare
3.2.1. Sensing Layer
3.2.2. Communication Layer
3.2.3. Data Integration Layer
3.2.4. Application Layer
3.3. Interaction Modes and Features of Smart mHealth Devices
3.3.1. Key User Needs
3.3.2. Key Features of Smart mHealth Devices
3.4. HCI Design Principles for Smart mHealth Devices
3.4.1. Safety vs. Ease-of-use
3.4.2. Error-resistant Displays and Alarms
3.4.3. The Healthcare Provider-patient Relationship
3.4.4. Distinguish End-users
3.4.5. Legacy Support
3.4.6. Timely Response
3.4.7. Personalization and Privacy
3.5. HCI Design Methods for Smart mHealth Devices
3.5.1. Plan UCD in System Strategies
3.5.2. Specify and Identify
3.5.3. Produce Design Solutions
3.5.4. Produce Prototypes
3.5.5. Evaluate Design Solutions
3.5.6. Develop and Implement
3.5.7. Evaluate in Use	
3.6. Discussion of UCD Approach in HCI Practice  for Smart mHealth Devices
3.6.1. Advantage of Using a UCD Approach	
3.6.2. Disadvantages of a Designer-centered,  Technology-centered, or System-centered  Design Approach
3.6.3. Disadvantages of Using a UCD Design Approach
3.6.4. Advantage of Integrating a UCD Approach in Smart Healthcare System Architecture
3.7. Recommendations and Future Work
3.8. Conclusion
       Acknowledgements
       References

4. Theory and Design of Signature Analyzers for Digital and Mixed-signal Circuits Testing

4.1. Introduction
4.2. Application of Linear Systematic Block Codes  to Testing
4.2.1. Preliminaries
4.2.2. Groups, Rings and Fields
4.2.3. Algebraic/Arithmetic Coding and Testing
4.3. Algebraic Signature Analyzers
4.3.1. Discrete Algebraic Channel
4.4. Arithmetic Signature Analyzers
4.4.1. Discrete Arithmetic Channel
4.4.2. Mixed-signal Arithmetic Channel
4.5. Conclusion
      Acknowledgment
      References

5. Knowledge-based Tools for Monitoring and Management, and Design of the Engineered Infrastructure Construction Systems

5.1. Overall Background
5.2. Status of the Infrastructure Construction Systems and Facilities
5.2.1. Introduction
5.2.2. Literature Review
5.3. Damage Identification and Performance Monitoring and Management of the Built Infrastructure Construction Engineered Systems and Facilities (Dimes)
5.4. Bio-based, Bio-degradable and Synthetic Renewable Materials
5.5. Health Monitoring and Management Kb-Tools
5.5.1. Overall
5.5.2. Approach
5.5.3. DIMES: Damage Identification, Monitoring and Management of Engineered Systems
5.6. Additional Modules
5.6.1. KB-Agriculture Wastes
5.6.2. KB-Industrial Vulnerability Assessment
5.6.3. KB-Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Assessment
5.7. Load-bearing Components of Renewable Materials in the Infrastructure
5.8. Design of Biomass Combustion Cookstoves in Underdeveloped Infrastructure
5.9. Conclusions
       References

Index

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