Beyond Bridging and Buffering

Beyond brain and behavior: bridging the gap

Countering the claim that brain determination (or more broadly: causation) undermines legal responsibility, Stephen Morse argued repetitively that penal law is not founded on metaphysical free will but rather the idea that people are, generally, rational agents; causation, determination, or alleged lack of free will are no excusing conditions, unlike lack of rational capacity, compulsion, or co...

Beyond Access: Bridging the Digital Divide

This paper describes the theoretical underpinnings of an ongoing research project that is examining the relationship between e-Democracy and the ‘digital divide’. The literature surrounding the Digital Divide is reviewed, and the importance of equitable physical access to ICTs in the drive to bridge the issue of social exclusion examined. It is argued that any discussion of the phenomenon of th...

Beyond the Byzantine Generals: Unexpected Behaviour and Bridging Fault Diagnosis

Physical defects cause behaviors unmodeled by even the best fault simulators, which complicates predictive diagnosis. This paper reports on a diagnosis procedure that uses modi ed composite signatures constructed from single stuck-at information combined with a lexicographic matching and ranking algorithm. The diagnosis procedure is used to perform highquality bridging fault diagnosis for more ...

Beyond the Byzantine Generals: Unexpected Behavior and Bridging Fault Diagnosis

Physical defects cause behaviors unmodeled by even the best fault simulators, which complicates predic-tive diagnosis. This paper reports on a diagnosis procedure that uses modiied composite signatures constructed from single stuck-at information combined with a lexicographic matching and ranking algorithm. The diagnosis procedure is used to perform high-quality bridging fault diagnosis for mor...

Application Bridging for Federated Access Beyond Web (ABFAB) Use Cases