European projects

European Projects

Traditional numerical methods for polynomial root computation are fast but they sometimes return wrong results. Algorithms from computer algebra, on the other hand, guarantee correctness but tend to require long computing times. The computing time can, however, be dramatically reduced if exact arithmetic is carefully replaced by floating point arithmetic and if, moreover, ways are found to empl...

Innovation Management in European Projects

Companies need innovation to increase their market share and profit margin. Innovation is the successful product put on the market using a new idea. At the beginning of the process, it is not simple to evaluate if the novelty will be or not an innovation. It is in general after launching and selling the new product that the innovation level can be assessed. This paper addresses one main issue: ...

Comparison of European Grid Projects

Welcome from the European Projects Chair

This European Projects Track is aimed to create an opportunity for researchers to disseminate objectives, deliverables or outcomes of European projects they are involved in, within the field of software maintenance and reengineering. This track does also enable CSMR attendees to get a better overview of research projects that are carried out in Europe. This article introduces the three projects...

Highlights of the European INRECA Projects

INduction and REasoning from CAses was the title of two large European CBR projects funded by the European Commission from 1992 – 1999. In total, the two projects (abbreviated INRECA and INRECA-II) have obtained an overall funding of 3 MEuro, which enabled the 5 project partners to perform 55 person years of research and development work. The projects made several significant contributions to C...