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This report describes the interface synthesis methodology at behavioral RTL, based on handshaking protocol using the the SpecC system level design language, which has been developed at CAD Lab., UC Irvine. We use the parity encoder with two communicating behaviors as example. To synchronize two communicating behaviors, we show the methodology to generate the handshaking protocol and transducer.

This report describes the interface synthesis methodology at behavioral RTL, based on handshaking protocol using the the SpecC system level design language, which has been developed at CAD Lab., UC Irvine. We use the parity encoder with two communicating behaviors as example. To synchronize two communicating behaviors, we show the methodology to generate the handshaking protocol and transducer.

Due to the growing number of Web shops, aggregating product data from the Web is growing in importance. One of the problems encountered in product aggregation is duplicate detection. In this paper, we extend and significantly improve an existing state-of-the-art product duplicate detection method. Our approach employs a novel method for combining the titles' and the attributes' similarities into a final product similarity. We use q-grams to handle partial matching of words, such as abbreviations. Where existing methods cluster products of only twoWeb shops, we propose a hierarchical clustering method to handle multiple Web shops. Applying our new method to a dataset of TV's from four Web shops reveals that it significantly outperforms the Hybrid Similarity Method, the Title Model Words Method, and the well-known TF-IDF method, with an F1 score of 0:475 compared to 0:287, 0:298, and 0:335, respectively.

This report describes the SpecC RTL methodology, using a specific example (one's counter). We first begin with the introduction of one's counter. Then the behavioral view and the structural view of the SpecC implementation model are given to implement the one's counter in different style. The source codes are also included in the Appendix.

This report describes the SpecC RTL methodology, using a specific example (one's counter). We first begin with the introduction of one's counter. Then the behavioral view and the structural view of the SpecC implementation model are given to implement the one's counter in different style. The source codes are also included in the Appendix.