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David R. McIntyre
Researcher at Cleveland State University
Publications - 21
Citations - 311
David R. McIntyre is an academic researcher from Cleveland State University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Multicast & Transmission delay. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 21 publications receiving 306 citations.
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Dynamic evaluation of hardware trust
TL;DR: This work explores an approach to this problem that combines multicore hardware with dynamic distributed software scheduling to determine hardware trust during in-field use at run time and dynamically achieves trust determination by identifying the existence of Trojans with a high level of confidence.
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An experiment with WWW interactive learning in university education
David R. McIntyre,Francis Wolff +1 more
TL;DR: This paper discusses the exploration with the use of interactive learning on the Web in an Introduction to C Programming Course taught in the Department of Computer and Information Science at Cleveland State University, and compares results with the same course taught a previous semester using no interactive WWW learning.
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A Technique for High Ratio LZW Compression
TL;DR: This method leverages the large number of "Don't-Cares" in test vectors in order to improve the compression ratio significantly, and uses existing on-chip embedded memories to do so.
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Data compression using static Huffman code-decode tables
TL;DR: Both static and dynamic Huffman coding techniques are applied to test data consisting of 530 source programs in four different languages and results indicate that, for small files, a savings of 22-91 percent in compression can be achieved by using the static instead of dynamic techniques.
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A supply-demand model based scalable energy management system for improved energy utilization efficiency
TL;DR: This work proposes a scalable rule-based energy management system for managing the acquisition, mixing, delivery and storage of energy for arbitrary collection of energy sources and users, which are characterized with different energy generation and consumption parameters.