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2020 – today
- 2024
- [c26]Alexander Frömmgen
, Jacob Austin
Resolving Code Review Comments with Machine Learning. ICSE-SEIP 2024: 204-215
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [c25]Jonas Höchst, Artur Sterz
Learning Wi-Fi Connection Loss Predictions for Seamless Vertical Handovers Using Multipath TCP. LCN 2019: 18-25 - [i3]Jonas Höchst, Artur Sterz
Learning Wi-Fi Connection Loss Predictions for Seamless Vertical Handovers Using Multipath TCP. CoRR abs/1907.10493 (2019) - 2018
- [b1]Alexander Frömmgen:
Programming Models and Extensive Evaluation Support for MPTCP Scheduling, Adaptation Decisions, and DASH Video Streaming. Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany, 2018 - [c24]Alexander Frömmgen, Denny Stohr, Boris Koldehofe
Don't repeat yourself: seamless execution and analysis of extensive network experiments. CoNEXT 2018: 20-26 - [c23]Alexander Frömmgen, Jens Heuschkel, Boris Koldehofe
Multipath TCP Scheduling for Thin Streams: Active Probing and One-Way Delay-Awareness. ICC 2018: 1-7 - [c22]Tobias Viernickel, Alexander Frömmgen, Amr Rizk, Boris Koldehofe
Multipath QUIC: A Deployable Multipath Transport Protocol. ICC 2018: 1-7 - [c21]Jens Heuschkel, Alexander Frömmgen:
SGF: a crowdsourced large-scale event dataset. MMSys 2018: 351-356 - [c20]Michael Stein, Alexander Frömmgen, Roland Kluge, Lin Wang, Augustin Wilberg, Boris Koldehofe
Scaling topology pattern matching: a distributed approach. SAC 2018: 996-1005 - [i2]Alexander Frömmgen, Denny Stohr, Boris Koldehofe, Amr Rizk:
Don't Repeat Yourself: Seamless Execution and Analysis of Extensive Network Experiments. CoRR abs/1802.03455 (2018) - 2017
- [c19]Alexander Frömmgen, Stefan Haas, Martin Pfannemüller
Switching ZooKeeper's Consensus Protocol at Runtime. ICAC 2017: 81-82 - [c18]Christian Krupitzer
Adding Self-Improvement to an Autonomic Traffic Management System. ICAC 2017: 209-214 - [c17]Wasiur R. KhudaBukhsh
Optimizing stochastic scheduling in fork-join queueing models: Bounds and applications. INFOCOM 2017: 1-9 - [c16]Alexander Frömmgen, Boris Koldehofe
Programming application-defined multipath TCP schedulers: demo. Middleware Posters and Demos 2017: 13-14 - [c15]Alexander Frömmgen, Amr Rizk, Tobias Erbshäußer, Mira Weller
A programming model for application-defined multipath TCP scheduling. Middleware 2017: 134-146 - [c14]Denny Stohr, Alexander Frömmgen, Amr Rizk, Michael Zink
Where are the Sweet Spots?: A Systematic Approach to Reproducible DASH Player Comparisons. ACM Multimedia 2017: 1113-1121 - 2016
- [c13]Alexander Frömmgen, Tobias Erbshauser, Alejandro P. Buchmann, Torsten Zimmermann, Klaus Wehrle
ReMP TCP: Low latency multipath TCP. ICC 2016: 1-7 - [c12]Michael Stein, Alexander Frömmgen, Roland Kluge, Frank Löffler, Andy Schürr, Alejandro P. Buchmann, Max Mühlhäuser:
TARL: modeling topology adaptations for networking applications. SEAMS@ICSE 2016: 57-63 - [c11]Jens Heuschkel, Alexander Frömmgen, Jon Crowcroft, Max Mühlhäuser:
VirtualStack: Adaptive Multipath Support through Protocol Stack Virtualization. INC 2016: 73-78 - [c10]Alexander Frömmgen, Jens Heuschkel, Patrick Jahnke, Fabio Cuozzo, Immanuel Schweizer, Patrick Eugster, Max Mühlhäuser, Alejandro P. Buchmann:
Crowdsourcing Measurements of Mobile Network Performance and Mobility During a Large Scale Event. PAM 2016: 70-82 - [c9]Denny Stohr, Alexander Frömmgen, Jan Fornoff, Michael Zink, Alejandro P. Buchmann, Wolfgang Effelsberg:
QoE Analysis of DASH Cross-Layer Dependencies by Extensive Network Emulation. Internet-QoE@SIGCOMM 2016: 25-30 - [c8]Alexander Frömmgen, Denny Stohr, Jan Fornoff, Wolfgang Effelsberg, Alejandro P. Buchmann:
Capture and Replay: Reproducible Network Experiments in Mininet. SIGCOMM 2016: 621-622 - [i1]Wasiur R. KhudaBukhsh, Amr Rizk, Alexander Frömmgen, Heinz Koeppl:
Optimizing Stochastic Scheduling in Fork-Join Queuing Models: Bounds and Applications. CoRR abs/1612.05486 (2016) - 2015
- [c7]Alexander Frömmgen, Björn Richerzhagen, Julius Rückert, David Hausheer
Towards the Description and Execution of Transitions in Networked Systems. AIMS 2015: 17-29 - [c6]Alexander Frömmgen, Stefan Haas, Michael Stein, Robert Rehner, Alejandro P. Buchmann, Max Mühlhäuser:
Always the Best: Executing Transitions between Search Overlays. ECSA Workshops 2015: 8:1-8:4 - [c5]Alexander Frömmgen, Robert Rehner, Max Lehn, Alejandro P. Buchmann:
Fossa: Learning ECA Rules for Adaptive Distributed Systems. ICAC 2015: 207-210 - [c4]Alexander Frömmgen, Robert Rehner, Max Lehn, Alejandro P. Buchmann:
Fossa: Using genetic programming to learn ECA rules for adaptive networking applications. LCN 2015: 197-200 - [c3]Alexander Frömmgen, Sreeram Sadasivam
Poster: Use your Senses: A Smooth Multipath TCP WiFi/Mobile Handover. MobiCom 2015: 248-250 - 2014
- [c2]Alexander Frömmgen, Max Lehn, Alejandro P. Buchmann:
A Property Description Framework for Composable Software. ECSA 2014: 267-282 - 2011
- [c1]Alexander Frömmgen:
Evaluierung komprimierter Indexverfahren im Kontext einer spaltenbasierten Hauptspeicherdatenbank. Informatiktage 2011: 107-110
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