Professor Hou Pao Chang

Professor Feng Pao Hsii (1936–2015).

Parallelism, HOU and Deaccenting

We generalise DSP91]'s treatment of ellipsis to deaccenting and show that the resulting account has three main advantages. First, it predicts the interpretive similarities between ellipsis and deaccenting. Second, it captures the interaction of deaccenting and anaphora. Third, it yields a uniform treatment of sloppy identity and of its interaction with both ellipsis and deaccenting.

Te Korowai Hou

Although there is extensive research concerning the under representation of women in the field of Information and Communications Technology (ICT), the literature is still sparse on Maori women and their representation in this field. In this paper, the authors continue their longtitudinal research study which began in 2002, to include the Maori women currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Computi...

2 PAO - ANN HSIUNG and

Model checking often faces the problem of reducing the large exponential sizes of state-space representations. Several reduction techniques such as bisimulation equivalence, partial-order semantics, and symmetry-based reduction have been proposed, but existing tools do not completely allow a user the flexibility in manipulating state spaces. We propose a new userfriendly verification environmen...

Open treatment of dysplasia—other than PAO: does it have to be a PAO?

Hip dysplasia is a developmental disorder that results in anatomic abnormalities in which the acetabular coverage is insufficient. In the absence of severe degenerative changes, younger active patients with these symptomatic structural abnormalities are increasingly managed with joint-preserving operations. Historically there have been numerous reconstructive pelvic osteotomies. In recent years...