Volume 15,
Number 1,
January 2008
- Vladimir D. Tonchev:
Steiner systems for two-stage disjunctive testing.
1-6
- Morgan A. Bishop, Anthony J. Macula, Thomas E. Renz, Vladimir Ufimtsev:
Hypothesis group testing for disjoint pairs.
7-16
- Charles J. Colbourn, Daniel W. McClary:
Locating and detecting arrays for interaction faults.
17-48
- Hong-Bin Chen, Frank K. Hwang:
A survey on nonadaptive group testing algorithms through the angle of decoding.
49-59
- Hung Q. Ngo:
On a hyperplane arrangement problem and tighter analysis of an error-tolerant pooling design.
61-76
- Annalisa De Bonis:
New combinatorial structures with applications to efficient group testing with inhibitors.
77-94
- Michael T. Goodrich, Daniel S. Hirschberg:
Improved adaptive group testing algorithms with applications to multiple access channels and dead sensor diagnosis.
95-121
- Ping Deng, Frank K. Hwang, Weili Wu, David MacCallum, Feng Wang, Taieb Znati:
Improved construction for pooling design.
123-126
Volume 15,
Number 2,
February 2008
- Yingshu Li, Shan Gao:
Designing k-coverage schedules in wireless sensor networks.
127-146
- Glaydston Mattos Ribeiro, Luiz Antonio Nogueira Lorena:
Column generation approach for the point-feature cartographic label placement problem.
147-164
- Yannick Vimont, Sylvain Boussier, Michel Vasquez:
Reduced costs propagation in an efficient implicit enumeration for the 01 multidimensional knapsack problem.
165-178
- Eric Angel, Evripidis Bampis, Fanny Pascual:
An exponential (matching based) neighborhood for the vehicle routing problem.
179-190
- Ling Gai, Guochuan Zhang:
On lazy bureaucrat scheduling with common deadlines.
191-199
- Zhixiang Chen, Richard H. Fowler, Bin Fu, Binhai Zhu:
On the inapproximability of the exemplar conserved interval distance problem of genomes.
201-221
Volume 15,
Number 3,
April 2008
- Wanpracha Art Chaovalitwongse, Onur Seref:
Special Issue on Combinatorial Optimization in Data Mining.
223-224
- Wanpracha Art Chaovalitwongse:
Novel quadratic programming approach for time series clustering with biomedical application.
225-241
- Linda Hermer-Vazquez:
Tracing 'driver' versus 'modulator' information flow throughout large-scale, task-related neural circuitry.
242-256
- Monica K. Hurdal, Juan B. Gutierrez, Christian Laing, Deborah A. Smith:
Shape analysis for automated sulcal classification and parcellation of MRI data.
257-275
- Chang-Chia Liu, Panos M. Pardalos, Wanpracha Art Chaovalitwongse, Deng-Shan Shiau, Georges Ghacibeh, Wichai Suharitdamrong, J. Chris Sackellares:
Quantitative complexity analysis in multi-channel intracranial EEG recordings form epilepsy brains.
276-286
- Maya Maimon, Larry M. Manevitz:
A simulation tool for modeling the influence of anatomy on information flow using discrete integrate and fire neurons.
287-304
Volume 15,
Number 4,
May 2008
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