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Twitter, the social network service, is a rich source of information on customer response to a live event such as a television show. In this paper we present a case study where we analyzed publicly available tweets that were posted when a popular TV show was aired for the first time in a season. We use standard text-mining techniques to answer questions such as, what were the main themes during the...
In this paper, we suggest a scheme to reduce memory requirement of the full search block matching (FSBM) algorithm. Next, we explore the memory design space of embedded multimedia applications and suggest a speed-energy optimized cache hierarchy.
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