CoSy (computer conferencing system)

Known as: CoSy

CoSy was an early computer conferencing system developed by the University of Guelph in 1983 and 1984. CoSy was selected by Byte Magazine to launch…

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2013

This chapter describes the CoSy-based [1, 2] compilers developed in the context of the REFLECT project to support its aspect…

2011

Traditional parallelism detection in compilers is performed by means of static analysis and more specifically data and control…

2009

In this paper we describe the CoSy Architecture Schema, and the software toolkit we have built to allow us to produce…

2009

Two key competencies for mobile robotic systems are localization and semantic context interpretation. Recently, vision has become…

2006

This paper discusses our views on the future of the field of cognitive architectures, and how the scientific questions that…

2005

We present a novel approach for view-based learning and recognition of motion patterns of articulated objects. We formulate the…

2004

DESCRIPTION OF THE LAB The CoSy-LE Research Unit (Computer Supported Learning Engineering Research Unit) [http://www.softlab.ntua…

1999

Even though there is a growing interest in Java-based embedded computing, compilers have to solve several problems before they…

1990

1988

Computer conferencing systems provide a novel and economical way to exchange ideas and maintain fruitful collaboration across…