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IEEE Expert, Volume 10, 1995
Volume 10, Number 1, February 1995
- Stephen E. Cross:
Editorial: My vision for IEEE Expert. 2-3 - Northrup Fowler III, Stephen E. Cross, Chris Owens:
The ARPA-Rome Knowledge-Based Planning and Scheduling Initiative. 4-9 - Jonathan Stillman, Piero P. Bonissone
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Developing New Technologies for the ARPA-Rome Planning Initiative. 10-16 - Mark H. Burstein, Richard E. Schantz, Marie A. Bienkowski, Marie desJardins, Stephen F. Smith:
The Common Prototyping Environment: A Framework for Software Technology Integration, Evaluation, and Transition. 17-26 - Marie A. Bienkowski:
Demonstrating the Operational Feasibility of New Technologies: The ARPI IFDs. 27-33 - Michael DeBellis, Christine Haapala:
User-Centric Software Engineering. 34-41 - William F. Punch III, Ronald C. Averill, Erik D. Goodman
Using Genetic Algorithms to Design Laminated Composite Structures. 42-49 - Johan Vanwelkenhuysen:
Using DRE to Augment Generic Conceptual Design. 50-56 - Daniel E. O'Leary
On the History of AI Applications, I: IEEE Expert - The First Nine Years. 57-60 - Daniel E. O'Leary
On the History of AI Applications, II: IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications. 61-65 - John Charles:
US Lead Narrowing in AI. 70-72 - Thomas Dean:
Review: AI Scheduling Methods. 76-77
Volume 10, Number 2, April 1995
- Stephen E. Cross:
Editorial: 7, 110? 2-3 - Ronald C. Arkin:
Intelligent Robotic Systems. 6-8 - Roderic A. Grupen, Manfred Huber, Jefferson A. Coelho Jr., Kamal Souccar:
Distributed Control Representation for Manipulation Tasks. 9-14 - James F. Montgomery, Andrew H. Fagg, George A. Bekey:
The USC AFV-I: A Behavior-Based Entry in the 1994 International Aerial Robotics Competition. 16-22 - Ramiro Liscano, Reda E. Fayek, Allan Manz, Elizabeth R. Stuck, Jean-Yves Tigli:
Using a Blackboard to Integrate Multiple Activities and Achieve Strategic Reasoning for Mobile-Robot Navigation. 24-36 - Michael Kaiser, Volker Klingspor, José del R. Millán
Using Machine Learning Techniques in Real-World Mobile Robots. 37-45 - Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro:
Knowledge Discovery in Personal Data vs. Privacy: A mini-symposium. 46-47 - Daniel E. O'Leary:
Some Privacy Issues in Knowledge Discovery: The OECD Personal Privacy Guidelines. 48-52 - Steven Bonorris:
Cautionary Notes for the Automated Processing of Data. 53-54 - Willi Klösgen:
KDD: Public and Private Concerns. 55-57 - Yew-Tuan Khaw, Hing-Yan Lee:
Privacy & Knowledge Discovery: A Response to O'Leary. 58 - Wojciech Ziarko:
Response to O'Leary's article. 59 - Dick Price:
Climbing the walls. 67-70
Volume 10, Number 3, June 1995
- Stephen E. Cross:
Editorial: Board's Focus Enhanced. 2-3 - Ann Macintosh:
A Profile of AIAI. 4-5, 78-80 - Peter J. Angeline:
Evolution Revolution: An Introduction to the Special Track on Genetic and Evolutionary Programming. 6-10 - Les M. Howard, Donna J. D'Angelo:
The GA-P: A Genetic Algorithm and Genetic Programming Hybrid. 11-15 - Vincent W. Porto, David B. Fogel, Lawrence J. Fogel:
Alternative Neural Network Training Methods. 16-22 - N. Saravanan, David B. Fogel:
Evolving Neural Control Systems. 23-27 - Walter Alden Tackett:
Mining the Genetic Program. 28-38 - Georg Klinker, Marc Linster, Gregg Yost:
Cooperative Systems for Workgroups. 39-40 - Dirk E. Mahling, Noël Craven, W. Bruce Croft:
From Office Automation to Intelligent Workflow Systems. 41-47 - Mauro Gaspari
An Open Framework for Cooperative Problem Solving. 48-55 - Sudha Ram, Venkataraman Ramesh:
A Blackboard-Based Cooperative System for Schema Integration. 56-62 - Luigi Canali:
Predict by NeuralWare: An automated tool for building neural networks. 63-64 - Robert P. Goldman:
Abductive Inference, a Review. 67-71
Volume 10, Number 4, August 1995
- Stephen E. Cross:
Editorial: New developments continue. 2-5 - Sara Reese Hedberg:
Intelligent Agents: The First Harvest of Softbots Looks Promising (Executive Insight). 6-9 - Dick Price:
Starlight, Star Bright: Data-Mining the Cosmos (World Impact). 10-13 - Riichiro Mizoguchi, Hiroshi Motoda:
Expert Systems Research in Japan. 14-23 - Naomichi Sueda, Mikito Iwamasa:
A Pilot System for Plant Control Using Model-Based Reasoning. 24-31 - Motohisa Funabashi, Akira Maeda, Yasuo Morooka, Kiyomi Mori:
Fuzzy and Neural Hybrid Expert Systems: Synergetic AI. 32-40 - Jay Allen Sears:
Guest Editor's Introduction: Harnessing the World Wide Web. 42-43 - Oren Etzioni, Daniel S. Weld:
Intelligent Agents on the Internet: Fact, Fiction, and Forecast. 44-49 - Carol E. Brown, Les Gasser, Daniel E. O'Leary
AI on the WWW : Supply and Demand Agents. 50-55 - Göran Forslund:
Toward Cooperative Advice-Giving Systems. 56-62 - Louis A. Tamburino, Michael A. Zmuda, Mateen M. Rizki:
Generating Pattern- Recognition Systems Using Evolutionary Learning. 63-68 - John R. Callahan:
Using Technology to Enable Collaboration: WET ICE '95. 75
Volume 10, Number 5, October 1995
- Stephen E. Cross:
Editorial: We need your Expert opinion. 2-4 - Cungen Cao:
AI Developments in China. 6-7 - Oscar Firschein:
Guest Editor's Introduction: The Image Understanding Program at ARPA. 8-10 - Oscar Firschein:
Defense Applications of Image Understanding. 11-17 - W. Eric L. Grimson:
Medical Applications of Image Understanding. 18-28 - Lawrence B. Wolff:
Applications of Polarization Camera Technology. 30-38 - Victor Zue:
Navigating the Information Superhighway Using Spoken Language Interfaces. 39-43 - Christopher Toomey, William Mark:
Satellite Image Dissemination via Software Agents. 44-51 - Kenneth R. Whitebread, Steve Jameson:
Information Discovery in High-Volume, Frequently Changing Data. 51-53 - Donald H. Jones, D. Navin-Chandra:
IndustryNet: A Model for Commerce on the World Wide Web. 54-59 - Kazuro Hamada, Toshimitsu Baba, Ken-ichi Sato, Masanao Yufu:
Hybridizing a Genetic Algorithm with Rule-Based Reasoning for Production Planning. 60-67 - Man Leung Wong, Kwong-Sak Leung:
Inducing Logic Programs With Genetic Algorithms: The Genetic Logic Programming System. 68-76 - Ernest Davis:
Book Review: Mathematical perspectives on plausible inference. 78-79 - Steve Oxman:
LEVEL5 Quest (Product Review). 80-82
Volume 10, Number 6, December 1995
- Stephen E. Cross:
Editorial: The rest of our name: Intelligent Systems and Their Applications. 2-3 - John Charles:
The Lunar Rover Initiative: breaking ground, laying foundations. 5-6 - Stephen E. Cross:
Interview: Edward Feigenbaum. 8-11 - Cindy L. Mason, Stan Matwin
Guest Editors' Introduction: Environmental Applications of AI. 12-13 - Carol R. Stoker, Donald R. Barch, Butler P. Hine III, James Barry:
Antarctic Undersea Exploration Using a Robotic Submarine with a Telepresence User Interface. 14-23 - Nicholas M. Short Jr., Robert F. Cromp, William J. Campbell, James C. Tilton, Jacqueline Le Moigne, Gyorgy Fekete, Nathan S. Netanyahu, Keith Wichmann, Walter B. Ligon III:
Mission to Planet Earth: AI Views the World. 24-34 - Stan Matwin
Machine Learning and Planning for Data Management in Forestry. 35-40 - Cindy L. Mason:
An Intelligent Assistant for Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Verification. 42-49 - Eric K. Jones, Aaron Roydhouse:
Intelligent Retrieval of Archived Meteorological Data. 50-57 - W. Bruce Croft:
Effective Text Retrieval Based on Combining Evidence from the Corpus and Users. 59-63 - Joseph L. Mundy:
The Image Understanding Environment Program. 64-73 - Masaaki Takahashi, Jun-ichi Oono, Kazuyuki Saitoh, Shunji Matsumoto:
Reusing Makes It Easier: Manufacturing Process Design by CBR with KnowledgeWare. 74-80 - Zbigniew Mikolajuk:
The IDRC: Promoting AI in developing countries. 81-82
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