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Andrew, L., Marcondes C.., Floyd S., Dunn L., Guillier R., Gang W., et al. (2008).  Towards a Common TCP Evaluation Suite.
VanderSloot, B., Amann J., Bernhard M., Durumeric Z., Bailey M., & J. Halderman A. (2016).  Towards a Complete View of the Certificate Ecosystem. Proceeings of 16th Internet Measurement Conference (IMC'16).
Aberer, K., & Codenotti B. (1992).  Towards a Complexity Theory for Approximation.
Fillmore, C. J., & Atkins B.. T. S. (1992).  Towards a Frame-Based Organization of the Lexicon: The Semantics of RISK and Its Neighbors. 75-102.
Schomp, K., Rabinovich M., & Allman M. (2016).  Towards a Model of DNS Client Behavior. Proceedings of Passive and Active Measurement Conference (PAM).
Khattak, S., Javed M., Anderson P. D., & Paxson V. (2013).  Towards Illuminating a Censorship Monitor's Model to Facilitate Evasion.
Nechaev, B., Paxson V., Allman M., Bennett M., & Gurtov A. (2013).  Towards Methodical Calibration: A Case Study of Enterprise Switch Measurements.
Wooters, C., Fung J., Peskin B., & Anguera X. (2004).  Towards Robust Speaker Segmentation: The ICSI-SRI Fall 2004 Diarization System. Proceedings of Fall 2004 Rich Transcription Workshop (RT-04F).
Holz, R., Hiller J., Amann J., Razaghpanah A., Hohleld O., Vallina-Rodriguez N., et al. (2020).  Tracking the deployment of TLS 1.3 on the web: a story of experimentation and centralization. ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review. 50(3), 3-15.
Allman, M., Barford P., Krishnamurty B., & Wang J. (2006).  Tracking the Role of Adversaries in Measuring Unwanted Traffic. Proceedings of the Second Conference on Steps to Reduce Unwanted Traffic in the Internet (SRUTI). 6.
Vallina-Rodriguez, N., Sundaresan S., Razaghpanah A., Nithyanand R., Allman M., Kreibich C., et al. (2016).  Tracking the Trackers: Towards Understanding the Mobile Advertising and Tracking Ecosystem. Proceedings of Workshop on Data and Algorithmic Transparency.
Asanović, K., Beck J., Johnson D., Kingsbury B., Morgan N., & Wawrzynek J. (1998).  Training Neural Networks with SPERT-II. 345-364.
Asanović, K. (2007).  Transactors for Parallel Hardware and Software Co-design. Proceedings of the IEEE International High Level Design Validation and Test Workshop 2007 (HLDVT-2007). 140-142.
Adcock, A. B., Sullivan B. D., & Mahoney M. (2014).  Tree Decompositions and Social Graphs.
Scott, C., Wundsam A., Raghavan B., Liu Z., Whitlock S., El-Hassany A., et al. (2014).  Troubleshooting Blackbox SDN Control Software with Minimal Causal Sequences. 395-406.
Murali, A., Garg A., Krishnan S., Pokory F. T., Abbeel P., Darrell T., et al. (2016).  TSC-DL: Unsupervised trajectory segmentation of multi-modal surgical demonstrations with Deep Learning. IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA). 4150-4157.
Althaus, E., & Mehlhorn K. (2001).  TSP-Based Curve Reconstruction in Polynomial Time. 31(1), 
Althaus, E., & Mehlhorn K. (2000).  TSP-Based Curve Reconstruction in Polynomial Time. Proceedings of the Eleventh Symposium on Discrete Algorithms. 686-695.
Karbasi, M., Abdelaziz A. Hussen, & Kolossa D. (2016).  Twin-HMM-based Non-intrusive Speech Intelligibility Prediction. Proceedings of ICASSP.
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Ajmera, J., Bourlard H., Lapidot I., & McCowan I. (2002).  Unknown-Multiple Speaker Clustering Using HMM. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP 2002).
Li, Z., Atre R., Huda Z. Ul, Jannesari A., & Wolf F. (2016).  Unveiling Parallelization Opportunities in Sequential Programs. Journal of Systems and Software. 117, 282–295.
Adams, A. K., Bu T., Cáceres R., Duffield N., Friedman T., Horowitz J., et al. (2000).  The Use of End-to-end Multicast Measurements for Characterizing Internal Network Behavior.
Beckman, K.. B., Abel K.. A., Braun A.., & Halperin E. (2006).  Using DNA Pools for Genotyping Trios. Nucleic Acids Research. 34(19), 
Chang, S-Y., Morgan N., Raju A., Alwan A., & Kreiman J. (2015).  Using Fast and Slow Modulations to Model Human Hearing of Fast and Slow Speech.
Peskin, B., Navratil J., Abramson J., Jones D., Klusacek D., Reynolds D., et al. (2003).  Using Prosodic and Conversational Features for High-Performance Speaker Recognition: Report From JHU WS'02.. Proceedings of ICASSP-2003.

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