Graph-COM/Text-Attributed-Graphs huggingface dataset:
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QMG project; QMG: mesh generation and related software;The QMG package does finite element mesh generation in two and three;dimensions. The package includes geometric modeling software, the;mesh generator itself, and a finite element solver. It is free software;downloadable from the Web. QMG1.1 runs under Unix and Windows NT.;There are now two releases of QMG:;QMG1.0, released 5 May 1995, and;QMG1.1, released 20 November 1996.;Other useful websites for mesh generation and geometric software;are:; Robert Schneiders';mesh generation home page.;Ian McPhedran's page of;finite element resources on the Web.;The University of Minnesota Geometry Center's list of;software for computational;geometry.;Jonathan Shewchuk's;Triangle package.; Back to Vavasis's home page.;Stephen A. Vavasis, Computer Science Department, Cornell University,;Ithaca, NY 14853, vavasis@cs.cornell.edu;
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Stephen Vavasis; Stephen A. Vavasis;Associate Professor;Department of Computer Science;722 Rhodes Hall;Cornell University;Ithaca, NY 14853;email: vavasis@cs.cornell.edu;phone: 607-255-9213;fax: 607-255-4428;During the period 6/12/96 to 6/30/97, I am on;sabbatical at:;MCS Division, Bldg 221;Argonne National Laboratory;9700 S. Cass Ave.;Argonne, IL 60439;email: vavasis@mcs.anl.gov;phone: 630-252-6735;fax: 630-252-5986;Note change in area code effective 8/3/96.;My research interest is numerical analysis. (You aren't;sure what numerical analysis is? Please see the;essay;by my colleague L. N. Trefethen.);More specifically,;I am interested in:;Numerical optimization and complexity issues;Numerical methods for boundary value problems;Geometric problems arising in scientific computing;Sparse matrix computations;I have a few recent manuscripts available on-line:;S. Vavasis and Y. Ye, ``A primal dual accelerated interior;point method whose running time depends only on A'';(click here);P. Hough and S. Vavasis, ``Complete orthogonal decomposition;for weighted least squares'';(click here);S. Mitchell and S. Vavasis, ``An aspect ratio bound for triangulating a d-grid;cut by a hyperplane'';(click here);T. Driscoll and S. Vavasis,;``Numerical conformal mapping using cross-ratios and Delaunay triangulation'';(click here);The QMG package;I have recently completed a software project on mesh generation for;the finite element method in three dimensions. The software package,;called QMG, is available at the source code level by anonymous ftp.;With QMG you can construct polyhedral geometric objects with very;complicated topology (holes, internal boundaries, etc.) and;automatically create an unstructured;tetrahedral mesh for them.;(The mesh generator is based on algorithmic work by Scott Mitchell and me.);You can also solve an elliptic boundary;value problem (div (c*grad u)=0) on your domain. The package is;written in C++ and Matlab and is distributed;for free at the source-code level (anonymous ftp distribution;began 5/5/95).;QMG 1.1 was released on 20 November 1996. QMG1.1 features many;improvements over QMG1.0, including a faster mesh generation algorithm,;VRML graphics, much cleaner C++ code, a boundary mesh generation algorithm,;compatibility with Microsoft Windows NT as well as Unix, and compatibility;with Tcl/Tk as well as Matlab.;Please;see the on-line documentation.;Vavasis's page from the 1995 annual report;Back to CS home page;
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Vlad's homely page;Vladimir Kotlyar;vladimir@cs.cornell.edu; This is what I looked like in Fall of 1994 when;David Bau and me were;teaching CS720.;As you might have guessed, I am a graduate student in the department of Computer Science at Cornell;University.;I work with;Prof Keshav Pingali .;My research interests are Compilers for High Performance Architectures.;In particular, I am working on the parallelization of sparse matrix codes.;This work is part of the Bernoulli project. Other members of my group;are;Paul Stodghill and;Indu Kodukula;Publications; Here is what Henry Kissinger has once said about lawyers and professors:;My friends in the legal profession like to remind me of a comment by a;British judge on the difference between lawyers and professors. "It's;very simple", said Lord Denning. "The function of lawyers is to find a;solution to every difficulty presented to them, whereas the function;of the professors is to find a difficulty with every solution." Today;the number of difficulties seems to be outpacing the number of;solutions -- either because my lawyer friends are not working hard;enough, or because there are too many professors in the government.;Support privacy on the net through strong encryption;
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Wei Chen's home page;Wei Chen;;5132 Upson Hall;Department of Computer Science;Cornell University;Ithaca, NY 14853;(607) 255-5577;weichen@cs.cornell.edu; I am currently a third year Ph.D student at Department of Computer;Science, Cornell University. I received my Bachelor;and Master Degree in Department of Computer Science,; Tsinghua University, Beijing,; China;My interest, academically, is in distributed;systems, fault tolerance, and algorithms. I am now working with Professor; Sam Toueg;on failure detection and group membership in;partitionable network systems.;My interests in my spare time,;if I do have any spare time, are; Soccer; NBA; NFL;;and more ...;My Resume;My Bookmarks; Last updated August 30, 1996;
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Wen-Hung Kao; Wen-Hung Kao (Glavine); Address: 201 Maple Avenue Apt. #E19A Ithaca, NY 14850;Telephone: (607)256-7925; Some photos.....; Academic Background; B.S.graduated from; National Taiwan University Computer Science 1995; M.S.plan to graduate from; Cornell University Computer Science 1996;;; Habits; sports :; Basketball, billiards, table tennis, bowling, tennis, swimming, volleyball etc.; others :; singing, driving, dancing etc....; except studying; favorite teams :; Orlando Magic, Atlanta Braves, SF 49ers; favorite players :; Anfernee Hardaway ,; Tom Glavine; Technical skills; understanding in (distributed) operating system, computer graphics,; multimedia, computer networks, database system ,computer vision and financial calculation; extensive C, C++, Windows, Tcl/tk, Java programming; Multimedia final Project paper :;; Warping & morphing in RIVL; partial result of my MEng project :;; WebPainter; Jobs in interest; Marketing related to any field of computer science; Software development; My resume;; This page is still under construction...;email me.....; whkao@cs.cornell.edu;
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William W. Lee;You Are Visitor No.;William W. Lee;;;Hi, I am from New Jersey, Exit 8A, 10 minutes away from;Princeton.;I am a Master student in Computer Science;at Cornell University.;I have a BS degree in Computer Engineering;and Mathematics/Computer Science;from Carneige Mellon University, where I did;research projects for Engineering Design Research Center,;and Robotics Institue.;Then I spent a year writing an operating system, XSROS, on HPUX for;Motorola at;Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.;Besides sleeping and school, I work on projects like Optimal Parallel MPEG Encoder , CORNELLopoly, $500 Network Computer, and Database Sector Analysis with my research partners at the Systems Lab.;I compete in 4.0 USTA;tennis;tournments in South Florida;but I could never win. Somehow it is the parties that I enjoy after weekly matches. There;are many very beautiful places to play tennis in;South Florida.;Here are some of my faviorite ones:;Boca Raton;Key West (Gets very hot);Coral Springs (Where I lived);I have a collection of piano concertos from Beethoven, Chopin, Gershwin, Liszt,;Mendelssohn, Mozart, Rachmaninoff, Ravel, Tchaikovsky. I also collect violin;concertos. As you can probably guess by now, I am a "concerto" type of guy.;I even wrote my graduate school application essay based on a piano concerto.;That's probably one of the reasons why I got rejected by my own school.;Fall 1995 Classes;CS501 Software;Engineering: Technology/Technique;CS513 Formal Methods;CS631 Multimedia Systems;CS709 Computer Science Colloquium;CS717 Cool Software Tools Seminar; --- Purify/Quantify/WARTS Presentation;CS790 Optimal Parallel MPEG Encoding Research;Spring 1996 Classes;CS514 Practical Distributed Computing;CS515 Practicum in Distributed Computing and CORNELLopoly;CS516 High Performance Systems and $500 Network Computer;CS790 Optimal Parallel MPEG Encoding Research;NBA610 Thriving on the Information Revolution and Database Sector;Cool Links;_Leap to a copy frog;Ski Server;Identity Crisis Test;Weather Underground;Inktomi Search Engine;Question Of The Week Archives;Last Updated: 27 Nov 1995;Campus Address:;201 Maple Ave. Apt #E19C;Ithaca, New York 14850;(607) 256-9497;wwlee@cs.cornell.edu;
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Welcome to Xichun(Jennifer) Guo's home page; Welcome;;Xichun(Jennifer) Guo;;323 Upson Hall;Department of Computer Science;Cornell University;Ithaca,;NY 14853;Office: (607) 255-1041;Home: (607) 273-6700;xichun@cs.cornell.edu;I am currently a;Master of Engineering Student in;Computer Science at;Cornell.;I received my Bachelor and Master Degree from Department of Computer Science,; Zhejiang University,;Hangzhou,; Zhejiang,; China.;Web Site; JavaWorld;Sun;High School Alumni.;Zhejiang University Alumni;MEng. Project; Phong Shading and Gouraud Shading.;Current Courses Spring 1996;CS417 Computer Graphics;EE546 High Capacity Information Networks(ATM);NBA600 Database Management;Courses Taken in Fall 1995;CS631 Multimedia Systems;CS501 Software Engineering;CS414 Operating System;EE445 Computer Networks and Communication;Bye;;
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Cachet Related Project: Efficient Incremental Computation;Deriving Incremental Programs;A general systematic transformational approach to improving the efficiency;of computation.;Theme;Program analysis and transformations for incrementalization .;Cachet;An incremental-attribution-based interactive system that uses;systematic program analysis and transformation techniques to derive;incremental programs written in a functional language.;Selected Publications; Y. A. Liu and T. Teitelbaum.;Systematic derivation of incremental programs.;Science of Computer Programming, 24(1):1-39, February, 1995.; Y. A. Liu and T. Teitelbaum.;Caching intermediate results for program improvement.;In Proceedings of the ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on; Partial Evaluation and Semantics-Based Program Manipulation,;pages 190-201, La Jolla, California, June 1995.; Y. A. Liu, S. D. Stoller, and T. Teitelbaum.;Discovering auxiliary information for incremental computation.;In Proceedings of the 23rd Annual ACM SIGPLAN-SIGACT Symposium on; Principles of Programming Languages,;St. Petersburg Beach, Florida, January 1996.; Y. A. Liu.;CACHET: An interactive, incremental-attribution-based program; transformation system for deriving incremental programs.;In Proceedings of the 10th Knowledge-Based Software Engineering; Conference,;Boston, Massachusetts, November 1995. IEEE Computer Society Press.; Y. A. Liu.;Principled strength reduction. July 1996.;People;Y. Annie Liu;Tim Teitelbaum;Keywords;incremental computation, incremental programs, efficiency improvement,;optimization, program analysis, program transformation, Cachet;Y. Annie Liu yanhong@cs.cornell.edu;Last updated 7/14/96;
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Home Page of Yi-Cheng Huang;Yi-Cheng Huang;5151 Upson Hall; Department of Computer Science; Cornell University; Ithaca, NY 14853, U.S.A.;Tel: (607) 255-3042;Fax: (607) 255-4428;Email: ychuang@cs.cornell.edu;I am a graduate student in the; Department of Computer Science at; Cornell University.;Favorite Links; Online Documents;Courses;Project;Accessed by;Visitors;Last modified: Tue Nov 5 12:37:22 1996; Yi-Cheng Huang (ychuang@cs.cornell.edu);
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Yoo Sun Chung's Home Page;Welcome Everybody !!!;My name is Yoo Sun Chung;You are the;th;visitor since April 12, 1996;What am I doing now?; I am studying Computer Science for Master degree at Cornell University now.;Please check my school.;Master of Engineering, Computer Science;Cornell University;Where am I from?; Originally, I came from Seoul, Korea .; After I graduated from high school in Korea, I came to America for studying.; The schools I went in Korea;Chu-gae Kindergarten (1976 - 1977); Chu-gae Elementary School (Mar 1977 - Feb 1983); Sang-myoung Junior High School (Mar 1983 - Jul 1983); Kang-jin Junior High School (Aug 1983 - Feb 1986); Myoung-sung Women's High School (Mar 1986 - Feb 1989);After I came to America...; I got B.S. degree for Computer Science at George Mason University;in Virginia on May 1994.;The happiest thing in my life; I married on April 29, 1995. My wonderful husband, Sok Hwa Chang, works for;SAIC in Virginia as a computer programmer.;Here is my husband's picture.; Would you like to see my beautiful moment? (Only if you have JAVA available browser);Click Here!; What do I do when I am free?; I play the keyboard. (Actually I like to play the piano better than; keyboard, but my piano is in Korea, not here); I listen to the music.; What kind of music?;I like Korean pop music. (I love Shin, Seung-hoon and Lee, Moon-sae); I like classical music, too.; And so on, and so forth;; I browse the World Wide Web; Some Useful Links;; Are you interested in JAVA ?; You can search what you want using;this search engine.; Korean Online Newpaper;; Hangook Ilbo; Chosun Ilbo; Joongang Ilbo;Would you like to hire me?; Here is my resume.; Resume for Word Perfect Version(*.wpd);This is my MENG project (I am still working on it); Title : Image Processing Java Applet;Yoosun's Personal Infomation;2250 N.Triphammer Rd. #S1B;Ithaca, NY 14850;Phone : 607-257-4164;Fax : 607-257-4164;Emergency: 703-370-1724 (Sok Hwa Chang);Email : ychung@cs.cornell.edu;(This email is forwarded to ysc2@cornell.edu and yooschung@aol.com automatically);This Web-Page is under construction!!!;last modified on November 5, 1996;
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Yuichi Tsuchimoto's Home Page;Yuichi Tsuchimoto's Home Page;Course Work;Fall 1996;(Current Semester);CS414: Systems Programming and Operating Systems;CS501: Programming Languages and Software Engineering;Spring 1996;CS412: Introduction to Compilers and Translators;CS413: Practicum in Compilers and Translators;CS664: Machine Vision;Fall 1995;CS472: Foundations of Artificial Intelligence;CS473: Practicum in Artificial Intelligence;CS481: Introduction to Theory of Computing;I am currently looking for a job in the United State.;Resume:;GIF format,;PostScript format.;Yuichi Tsuchimoto;e-address: yuichi@cs.cornell.edu;http://www.cs.cornell.edu/Info/People/yuichi/;Last modification: November 2, 1996;http://www.cs.cornell.edu/Info/People/yuichi/welcome.html;
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Information Capture and Access project;Information Capture and Access;The information capture and access research group works on ways;that computers can locate information in the ever increasing volume of;online data, determine its structure, and extract the information for;human users. The group was founded by John Hopcroft and Jim Davis;in 1992.;Current areas of research;Extracting structured material from online documents when the;structure is not explicit in the document - e.g. extracting;information presented in tabular form into a relational database.;Constructing summaries and overviews of collections;of texts.;Construction of a nationwide library of computer science;technical reports. We have begun digitizing the Cornell Computer;Science technical report collection, in order to make the work more;accessible on the Internet. The collection is available through a WWW server. In addition to;its utility to the general CS research community, We use this;document collection as test material for our research in information access.; The group consists of Cornell researchers Dean Krafft and visiting;scientist Jim;Davis as well as a number of graduate and undergraduate students.;;Fall 95: The project is not active any longer. - JRD;Publications;James Allan et al. Information;Agents for Building Hyperlinks, Proceedings of the 2nd Conference on;Information and Knowledge Management, 1993.;
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Cornell MediaNet Project;MediaNet: A High Performance Platform for Network Media Processing;MediaNet combines 3 technologies developed by researchers at Cornell to;develop a flexible, high performance testbed for storing, transporting,;processing, and using multimedia data. MediaNet combines:; U-Net: User level network architecture.;User level access to the network dramatically improves performance;and facilitates the development of new communication protocols;The order-of-magnitude improvement in LAN communication;makes parallel computations on workstation clusters practical.; CM-Horus: Group communication;primitives for multimedia.;We are adapting an industrial strength group communication tool, Horus,;to multimedia applications.;Such secure and reliable group communication primitives are critical for;advanced military and commercial multimedia applications; CMT: Toolkit approach for;reliable distributed audio/video applications.;CMT is a portable toolkit for building applications that include;audio and video, facilitating the rapid prototyping of multimedia;applications.;Funding for the project is provided under contract N00014-95-1-0799 from;the DARPA Information Technology;Office;For further information contact Thorsten;von Eicken or Brian Smith;
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CS 611 Fall 1994; Advanced Programming Languages - Fall 1994; Faculty :; Prof. Robert Constable ,; rc@cs, 4147 Upson.; Office Hours : Monday 4.00-5.00 .; Teaching Assistant :; S Ravi Kumar, ravi@cs, 4138 Upson.; Office Hours : Thurs 2.00-4.00 .; Fall 94 Notes; Fall 94 Assignments; Fall 93 Notes; Fall 92 Notes; Fall 91 Notes; Nuprl; Classic ML;;Comments, Questions, Suggestions on CS611 Web page? Please e-mail pavel@cs.cornell.edu;
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Cornell Nuprl Automated Reasoning Project; Nuprl Project; Introduction to Nuprl; Nuprl Theory/Theorem Browser; (Designed and written by Rob Vaughn); Nuprl 4.2 theories and articles; Some of Nuprl 4.1 theories and articles; Nuprl User Documentation; Related Publications and WWW Links; CS611 class notes; How to run Nuprl under Linux and GCL; Announcements.; Suggestions and Feedback;;;Help with Nuprl/WWW Browser Main Index; Nuprl Project / nuprl@cs.cornell.edu;Curious how many links to this page are out there? Just ask;AltaVista!;
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Cornell Modeling and Simulation Project Home Page; Cornell Modeling and Simulation Project; Enormous effort is currently expended in creating scientific;software, particularly for simulating physical systems defined on;complex geometries, and when using advanced computing hardware. The;goal of the SimLab project is to reduce this effort by bringing;together technologies such as geometric modeling, symbolic;mathematics, numerical analysis, compilation/code generation, and;formal methods to create tools that raise the semantic level;at which it is possible to create scientific software.; Overview of the Project; The SimLab Software;Package; Selected Research Activities:; Collaborative Mathematics Environments, a research proposal [a postscript version];;Guaranteed-Quality Mesh Generation; Microstorage;Architecture; The Weyl computer;algebra substrate; SPL, a high-level;programming language for synthesizing scientific software; The;Chains Algebraic-Topological Programming Language;Selected Presentations:; The SimLab Component of the;ARPA/NIST MADEFAST Collaborative Design and Manufacturing Exercise.; [longer version]; New Directions in;Systems Research. Richard Zippel's presentation on some new ideas;on how systems research should proceed. Includes brief discussions of;non-contemporaneous communications, microstorage architecture, and the;use of program transformations.; The Chains;Programming Language. A language for computing with ``complex;topological systems,'' such as engineering models, numerical;algorithms, etc. Rick Palmer.; People; Selected Publications and Reports; Paul Chew / chew@cs.cornell.edu;
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Cornell Split-C;Cornell Split-C;Cornell Split-C Implementations;Split-C for U-Net;A source-code release of U-Net Split-C is in preparation. It is;implemented on top of U-Net Active Messages;For more information contact Thorsten von Eicken.;Split-C for the IBM SP-2 A source-code release of;Split-C for the IBM SP-2 is in split-c-distr.tar.Z. It is implemented;on top of SP2AM. For more information contact;Chi-Chao Chang,;Grzegorz Czajkowski, or Thorsten;von Eicken.;Split-C for SVR4 shared memory multiprocessors;A source-code release of Split-C for Sun multiprocessors running;Solaris is in preparation.;For more information see Matt;Welsh's information page.;Selected Publications on Split-C;Parallel Programming in Split-C. D. Culler, A. Dusseau, S.;C. Goldstein, A. Krishnamurthy, S. Lumetta, T. von Eicken, K. Yelick,;Proceedings of Supercomputing '93, November 1993.;Abstract;Projects at other sites;Split-C;home page at Berkeley.;For further information contact;Thorsten von Eicken;
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CS418 Lab Main Page;Computer Science 418:; Computer Graphics;Laboratory Exercises;This is the Web Site for the Cornell University;undergraduate computer graphics laboratory, CS 418.;These pages contain all of the materials for CS 418 including; lab procedures, software and student results.;CS 418 is the lab section for;;CS 417;which deals with computer;graphics and scientific visualization at the level of Computer;Graphics: Principles and Practice by Foley et.al., or 3D;Computer Graphics by Watt. CS 418 is currently taught by Bruce;Land, who is also the Project Leader for the Visualization Group at;the Cornell Theory Center.;These pages won first place in the 1996 ACM SIGUCCS Web-based;Education and Training materials competition.; Exercises:; Getting started (1996); Building Polygon Objects (1996); Parametric Surfaces (1996); Transformations and Modeling (1996); Using a Virtual Camera (1996); Camera and Perspective Transforms (1995); Lighting (1995); Texture and Bump Mapping (1996); Modeling and Scientific Visualization (1996); Design Project (1996); Physics-based Animation (1996); Implicit Surfaces (1996); Procedural Textures (1996);Exercises to be done in 1996 will be in the order 1, 2 ,11 ,3, 4,; 10, 12, 8, and 9.;Note that exercises marked "(1997)" are current. Those marked "(1995 or 96)"; are;included for reference only and are not current exercises.;; Lab Chat:; This facility is for communication about;CS 418 related topics only. During the spring semester;access is restricted to enrolled students.;Related Topics:;Final Project CS 418 Animations;Visualization at the Cornell Theory Center;Comments about Theory Center online documents are welcome and may be sent to;doc-comments@tc.cornell.edu.;;Last modified, 1/17/96, B. Land.;Copyright Statement;