Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Networking and Parallel/Distributed Computing

1. Front Matter

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2. Network-Aware Program-Counter-Based Disk Energy Management

   • Igor Crk, Chris Gniady

   Pages 1-13

3. Effects of Distributed Ordering Mechanism in Task Allocation

   • Yoshihito Saito, Tokuro Matsuo

   Pages 15-29

4. Processing of Continuous k Nearest Neighbor Queries in Road Networks

   • Wei Liao, Xiaoping Wu, Chenghua Yan, Zhinong Zhong

   Pages 31-42

5. A Self-adaptive Greedy Scheduling Scheme for a Multi-Objective Optimization on Identical Parallel Machines

   • Liya Fan, Fa Zhang, Gongming Wang, Bo Yuan, Zhiyong Liu

   Pages 43-55

6. Usage Distribution Coverage: What Percentage of Expected Use Has Been Executed in Software Testing?

   • Tomohiko Takagi, Kazuya Nishimachi, Masayuki Muragishi, Takashi Mitsuhashi, Zengo Furukawa

   Pages 57-67

7. Concept Based Pseudo Relevance Feedback in Biomedical Field

   • Vahid Jalali, Mohammad Reza Matash Borujerdi

   Pages 69-79

8. Using Connectors to Address Transparent Distribution in Enterprise Systems – Pitfalls and Options

   • Tomáš Bureš, Josef Hala, Petr Hnětynka

   Pages 81-92

9. An Empirical Research on the Determinants of User M-Commerce Acceptance

   • Dong-sheng Liu, Wei Chen

   Pages 93-104

10. Markov Tree Prediction on Web Cache Prefetching

    • Wenying Feng, Shushuang Man, Gongzhu Hu

    Pages 105-120

11. Frameworks for Web Usage Mining

    • Haeng-Kon Kim, Roger Y. Lee

    Pages 121-134

12. A Concept Semantic Similarity Algorithm Based on Bayesian Estimation

    • Wu Kui, Guo Ling, Zhou Xianzhong, Wang Jianyu

    Pages 135-144

13. What Make Democracy Possible: A Predictive Modeling Approach

    • Ghada Sharaf El Din, Carl Lee, Moataz Fattah

    Pages 145-155

14. Blog Summarization for Blog Mining

    • Mohsen Jafari Asbagh, Mohsen Sayyadi, Hassan Abolhassani

    Pages 157-167

15. An Approach Using Formal Concept Analysis to Object Extraction in Legacy Code

    • Chia-Chu Chiang, Roger Lee

    Pages 169-178

16. Multiple Factors Based Qualitative Simulation for Flood Analysis

    • Tokuro Matsuo, Norihiko Hatano

    Pages 179-189

17. Layering MDA: Applying Transparent Layers of Knowledge to Platform Independent Models

    • Oliver Strong, Chia-Chu Chiang, Haeng-Kon Kim, Byeongdo Kang, Roger Lee

    Pages 191-199

18. Semantics Based Collaborative Filtering

    • Jae-won Lee, Kwang-Hyun Nam, Sang-goo Lee

    Pages 201-208

19. Evaluation and Certifications for Component Packages Software

    • Haeng-Kon Kim

    Pages 209-220

20. Categorical Representation of Decision-Making Process Guided by Performance in Enterprise Integration Systems

    • Olga Ormandjieva, Victoria Mikhnovsky, Stan Klasa

    Pages 221-232

The purpose of the 10th ACIS International Conference on Software Engineering Artificial Intelligence, Networking and Parallel/Distributed Computing (SNPD rd 2009), held in Daegu, Korea on May 27–29, 2009, the 3 International Workshop st on e-Activity (IWEA 2009) and the 1 International Workshop on Enterprise Architecture Challenges and Responses (WEACR 2009) is to aim at bringing together researchers and scientist, businessmen and entrepreneurs, teachers and students to discuss the numerous fields of computer science, and to share ideas and information in a meaningful way. Our conference officers selected the best 24 papers from those papers accepted for presentation at the conference in order to publish them in this volume. The papers were chosen based on review scores submitted by members of the program committee, and underwent further rounds of rigorous review. In chapter 1, Igor Crk and Chris Gniady propose a network-aware energy m- agement mechanism that provides a low-cost solution that can significantly reduce energy consumption in the entire system while maintaining responsiveness of local interactive workloads. Their dynamic mechanisms reduce the decision delay before the disk is spun-up, reduce the number of erroneous spin-ups in local wo- stations, decrease the network bandwidth, and reduce the energy consumption of individual drives. In chapter 2, Yoshihito Saito and Tokuro Matsuo describe a task allocation mechanism and its performance concerning with software developing. They run simulations and discuss the results in terms of effective strategies of task allocation.

• Processing
• algorithms
• artificial intelligence
• computational intelligence
• design
• distributed computing
• intelligence
• modeling
• multi-objective optimization
• object oriented design
• optimization
• semantics
• simulation
• software
• software engineering

• Central Michigan University, Computer Science Department, Mt. Pleasant, USA

  Roger Lee

• Department of Information Science, Aichi Institute of Technology, Toyota, Japan

  Naohiro Ishii

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