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Jonathan Quance

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2023
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Maya Kapoor, Michael Napolitano, Jonathan Quance, Thomas Moyer, Siddharth Krishnan:
Detecting VoIP Data Streams: Approaches Using Hidden Representation Learning. AAAI 2023: 15519-15527
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Maya Kapoor, Garrett Fuchs, Jonathan Quance:
RExACtor: Automatic Regular Expression Signature Generation for Stateless Packet Inspection. NCA 2021: 1-9

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