HUMAN RELATIONSHIP TO AN ACTIVE SOCIAL OBJECT: APPLIED ASPECT

Biotechnology and Social Aspect

Active 3-D Object Recognition Using Appearance-Based Aspect Graphs

We present a new active active recognition scheme (using an uncalibrated camera) based on a new idea, appearancebased aspect graphs. The scheme is robust to background clutter, and affine transformations of the object. We use a probabilistic reasoning framework which helps in probability calculations and planning the next view (when a view of the object does not contain sufficient features to r...

An Aspect-Oriented Approach to Distributed Object Security

In this paper we present a security framework for Bond, a message-oriented distributed object middleware for network computing. Bond Security Framework, BSF, allows developers to exercise performance-security tradeoffs and use the security model best suited for a specific application and for a given environment. BSF consists of an extensible core and a set of well defined security interfaces. A...

Aspect-Oriented Programming—An Object-Oriented Extension

Aspect-oriented programming is an extension to object-orientation with the goal of separating the concerns of domain logic from application logic. The essay aims at looking at aspect-oriented from a theoretical perspective, trying to place it within the existing framework provided by object-orientation. The first section is an introduction to objectorientation. Here I will present the most comm...

JST: An Object Synchronisation Aspect for Java

The JST language introduces an object synchronization aspect for the Java language. More precisely, JST provides developers with a way to deene synchronization classes for Java classes. JST implements a state-based, statechart-like, syntax for synchronization classes. The aspect weaver of JST takes advantage of the OpenJava reeective language.