How many publications are attributed to the academic institution where the author of the article Higher-Order Intensional Type Analysis is affiliated with?
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Stephanie Weirich is the author of Yao Li et al.: Towards synthesis of platform-aware attack-resilient control systems: extended abstract. (2005) authored by Stephanie Weirich. Joachim Breitner et al.: Safe zero-cost coercions for Haskell. (2016) authored by Stephanie Weirich. Stephanie Weirich is the author of Cormac Flanagan et al.: Static Debugging: Browsing the Web of Program Invariants. (1996) authored by Stephanie Weirich. Garrin Kimmell et al.: Equational reasoning about programs with general recursion and call-by-value semantics. (2018) authored by Stephanie Weirich. The Language Based Verification Tools for Functional Programs (Dagstuhl Seminar 16131) was authored by Stephanie Weirich in 2002.
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Question: How many publications are attributed to the academic institution where the author of the article Higher-Order Intensional Type Analysis is affiliated with?
Context: Stephanie Weirich is the author of Yao Li et al.: Towards synthesis of platform-aware attack-resilient control systems: extended abstract. (2005) authored by Stephanie Weirich. Joachim Breitner et al.: Safe zero-cost coercions for Haskell. (2016) authored by Stephanie Weirich. Stephanie Weirich is the author of Cormac Flanagan et al.: Static Debugging: Browsing the Web of Program Invariants. (1996) authored by Stephanie Weirich. Garrin Kimmell et al.: Equational reasoning about programs with general recursion and call-by-value semantics. (2018) authored by Stephanie Weirich. The Language Based Verification Tools for Functional Programs (Dagstuhl Seminar 16131) was authored by Stephanie Weirich in 2002.
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