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2022-07-29
Kientega, Raoul, Sidibé, Moustapha Hadji, Traore, Tiemogo.  2021.  Toward an Enhanced Tool for Internet Exchange Point Detection. 2021 3rd International Multidisciplinary Information Technology and Engineering Conference (IMITEC). :1–3.
Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) are critical components of the Internet infrastructure that affect its performance, evolution, security and economy. In this work, we introduce a technique to improve the well-known TraIXroute tool with its ability to identify IXPs. TraIXroute is a tool written in python3. It always encounters problems during its installation by network administrators and researchers. This problem remains unchanged in the field of internet ixp measurement tools. Our paper aims to make a critical analysis of TraIXroute tool which has some malfunctions. Furthermore, our main objective is to implement an improved tool for detecting ixps on the traceroute path with ipv4 and ipv6. The tool will have options for Geolocation of ixps as well as ASs. Our tool is written in C\# (C sharp) and python which are object oriented programming languages.
2022-03-15
Kadlubowski, Lukasz A., Kmon, Piotr.  2021.  Test and Verification Environment and Methodology for Vernier Time-to-Digital Converter Pixel Array. 2021 24th International Symposium on Design and Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits Systems (DDECS). :137—140.
The goal of building a system for precise time measurement in pixel radiation detectors motivates the development of flexible design and verification environment. It should be suitable for quick simulations when individual elements of the system are developed and should be scalable so that systemlevel verification is possible as well. The approach presented in this paper is to utilize the power of SystemVerilog language and apply basic Object-Oriented Programming concepts to the test program. Since the design under test is a full-custom mixed-signal design, it must be simulated with AMS simulator and various features of analog design environment are used as well (Monte Carlo analysis, corner analysis, schematic capture GUI-related functions). The presented approach combines these two worlds and should be suitable for small academia projects, where design and verification is seldom done by separate teams.
2019-12-16
Malviya, Vikas, Rai, Sawan, Gupta, Atul.  2018.  Development of a Plugin Based Extensible Feature Extraction Framework. Proceedings of the 33rd Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing. :1840–1847.

An important ingredient for a successful recipe for solving machine learning problems is the availability of a suitable dataset. However, such a dataset may have to be extracted from a large unstructured and semi-structured data like programming code, scripts, and text. In this work, we propose a plug-in based, extensible feature extraction framework for which we have prototyped as a tool. The proposed framework is demonstrated by extracting features from two different sources of semi-structured and unstructured data. The semi-structured data comprised of web page and script based data whereas the other data was taken from email data for spam filtering. The usefulness of the tool was also assessed on the aspect of ease of programming.