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Subject: Re: Speaking of the Thesis by Marcel van Kervinck (hopefully no storms)...

Author: Georg v. Zimmermann

Date: 15:40:16 09/06/02

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You shouldnt call an article excellent before you have implemented what it
describes or tested it etc etc, shouldnt you ?

Else how do you really know whether the article is excellent ?


Georg

>Speaking of window safety, the following excellent article by Ernst Heinz comes
>to mind:
>
>Extended Futility Pruning.  ICCA Journal, Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 75-83, June 1998.
>http://supertech.lcs.mit.edu/~heinz/ps/ext_fut.ps.gz
>
>I haven't worked enough on the extended futility pruning; but it's on my "to do"
>list.

• Re: Speaking of the Thesis by Marcel van Kervinck (hopefully no storms)... Omid David 16:53:48 09/06/02
• Re: Speaking of the Thesis by Marcel van Kervinck (hopefully no storms)... Dann Corbit 15:48:40 09/06/02
  • Re: Speaking of the Thesis by Marcel van Kervinck (hopefully no storms)... Tony Werten 16:30:51 09/06/02
    • Re: Speaking of the Thesis by Marcel van Kervinck (hopefully no storms)... Dann Corbit 16:50:17 09/06/02
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