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    portability, simplifying code reuse, and reducing development time.
    This paper also describes a Rivl interpreter and the strategies the
    interpreter uses to optimize Rivl programs. These optimizations include
    classical programming language optimizations, such as common
    subexpression elimination and out of order execution, image and video
    specific optimizations, such as computing only those images that will
    affect the output, and an optimized memory manager.
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<h4>Query By Humming -- Musical Information Retrieval in an Audio Database</h4>
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    <i>Asif Ghias, Jonathan Logan, David Chamberlin, Brian C. Smith</i>,
    November, 1995<br>
    <b>Abstract</b><br>
    The emergence of audio and video data types in databases will
    require new information retrieval methods adapted to the specific
    characteristics and needs of these data types. An effective and
    natural way of querying a musical audio database is by humming the
    tune of a song. In this paper, a system for querying an audio
    database by humming is described along with a scheme for
    representing the melodic information in a song as relative pitch
    changes. Relevant difficulties involved with tracking pitch are
    enumerated, along with the approach we followed, and the
    performance results of system indicating its effectiveness are
    presented.
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<h4>Tcl-DP Name Server</h4> Presented at the
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1995 Tcl/Tk Workshop</a>.
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    <i>Peter T. Liu, Brian Smith, Lawrence Rowe</i><br>
    July, 1995<br>
    <b>Abstract</b><br>
    This paper describes a general purpose name server for Tcl-DP. This
    name server maintains host addresses and port numbers of services
    running in a distributed en- vironment and allows clients to query
    about them. It starts services on demand so services are guaranteed
    to be available, and it provides a simple authentication protocol
    for better security. The Tcl-DP name server is also designed to be
    fault- tolerant. Multiple backup servers can be started on
    different hosts, and a failover occurs when the main server goes
    down. In addition, the name server provides mechanisms to interface
    with external modules for extending its functionality.
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<h4>Tcl Distributed Programming</h4> Presented at the 1993 Tcl/Tk Workshop.
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    <i>Brian Smith, Lawrence A. Rowe, Stephen C. Yen</i>,
    May, 1993<br>
    <b>Abstract</b><br>
    This paper describes Tcl-DP, an extension to Tcl/Tk
    that introduces a suite of commands for creating client/server systems.
    This extended abstract provides examples of using Tcl-DP, the Tcl-DP
    RPC abstraction, and the Tcl-DP distributed object system.
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<h4>Tcl-DP Tutorial</h4> Unpublished manuscript
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    <i>Brian Smith, Lawrence A. Rowe</i>, September, 1995<br>
    <b>Abstract</b><br>
    This document provides a tutorial introduction to Tcl-DP.
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<h4>Rivl Tutorial</h4> Unpublished manuscript
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    <i>Brian Smith, Jon Swartz</i>, December 1995<br>
    <b>Abstract</b><br>
    This document provides a tutorial introduction to Rivl.
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<h4>Cyclic-UDP: A Priority-Driven Best-Effort Protocol</h4>
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    <i>Brian C. Smith</i>, May, 1994<br>
    <b>Abstract</b><br>
    This paper describes <i>Cyclic-UDP</i>, a best-effort protocol for
    audio and video file servers.  Cyclic-UDP is the transmission protocol
    used in CMT, the Continuous Media Toolkit.
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<h4>Experiments with a Lossless JPEG Codec</h4> Master's Report
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    <i>Kongji Huang</i>, May, 1994<br>
    <b>Abstract</b><br>
    This master's report describes a set of experiments conducted to
    test the effectiveness of the lossless JPEG encoding method.
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