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ORCIDKünstliche Intelligenz, Volume 31
Volume 31, Number 1, March 2017
- Christian Igel:
Editorial - Project Reports. 1-4 - Gabriele Kern-Isberner, Thomas Lukasiewicz:
Special Issue on Challenges for Reasoning under Uncertainty, Inconsistency, Vagueness, and Preferences - A Topical Snapshot. 5-8 - Gabriele Kern-Isberner, Thomas Lukasiewicz:
Many Facets of Reasoning Under Uncertainty, Inconsistency, Vagueness, and Preferences: A Brief Survey. 9-13 - Abdelmoutia Telli, Salem Benferhat, Mustapha Bourahla, Zied Bouraoui, Karim Tabia:
Polynomial Algorithms for Computing a Single Preferred Assertional-Based Repair. 15-30 - Matthias Thimm:
On the Compliance of Rationality Postulates for Inconsistency Measures: A More or Less Complete Picture. 31-39 - Christoph Beierle, Christian Eichhorn, Steven Kutsch:
A Practical Comparison of Qualitative Inferences with Preferred Ranking Models. 41-52 - Florence Dupin de Saint-Cyr
, Romain Guillaume:
Analyzing a Bipolar Decision Structure Through Qualitative Decision Theory. 53-62 - Karsten Martiny, Ralf Möller:
Reasoning about Imprecise Beliefs in Multi-Agent Systems with PDT Logic. 63-71 - Andreas Herzig, Emiliano Lorini, Laurent Perrussel, Zhanhao Xiao:
BDI Logics for BDI Architectures: Old Problems, New Perspectives. 73-83 - Franz Baader, Stefan Borgwardt, Rafael Peñaloza:
Decidability and Complexity of Fuzzy Description Logics. 85-90 - Gerhard Lakemeyer:
DFG Research Unit (Forschergruppe) FOR 1513 Hybrid Reasoning for Intelligent Systems. 91-92 - Matthias Thimm:
The Tweety Library Collection for Logical Aspects of Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Representation. 93-97 - Ubbo Visser:
Quo vadis, AI? - Interview with Prof. Peter Stone, chair of the study report "Artificial Intelligence and Life in 2030". 99-105 - Andreas Ecke:
Quantitative Methods for Similarity in Description Logics. 107-109 - News. 111-116
Volume 31, Number 2, May 2017
- Britta Wrede:
Space for Opinions. 117-119 - Jakub Krukar, Angela Schwering, Vanessa Joy A. Anacta:
Landmark-Based Navigation in Cognitive Systems. 121-124 - Manuel Müller, Christina Ohm, Florin Schwappach, Bernd Ludwig:
The path of least resistance - Calculating preference adapted routes for pedestrian navigation. 125-134 - Kai-Florian Richter:
Identifying Landmark Candidates Beyond Toy Examples - A Critical Discussion and Some Way Forward. 135-139 - Rui Li, Jiayan Zhao:
Off-Screen Landmarks on Mobile Devices: Levels of Measurement and the Perception of Distance on Resized Icons. 141-149 - Junchul Kim, Maria Vasardani, Stephan Winter:
Landmark Extraction from Web-Harvested Place Descriptions. 151-159 - Arne Recknagel, Tarek R. Besold:
Towards Efficiently Implementing Dodgson's Formally Intractable Voting Rule. 161-167 - Florian Röser:
A Cognitive Observer-Based Landmark-Preference Model. 169-171 - Markus Kattenbeck:
Dissertation Abstract: Empirically Measuring Salience of Objects for Use in Pedestrian Navigation. 173-177 - Anne-Kathrin Bestgen, Dennis Edler, Lars Kuchinke, Frank Dickmann:
Analyzing the Effects of VGI-based Landmarks on Spatial Memory and Navigation Performance. 179-183 - Jakub Krukar, Christoph Hölscher, Ruth Conroy Dalton:
Indoor Wayfinding: Interview with Christoph Hölscher and Ruth Conroy Dalton. 185-191 - Daniel R. Montello:
Landmarks are Exaggerated. 193-197 - Jukka Matthias Krisp:
Landmarks for Location-Based Services (LBS) in Particular Navigation and Wayfinding. 199-201 - José de Gea Fernández, Dennis Mronga, Martin Günther, Malte Wirkus, Martin Schröer, Stefan Stiene, Elsa Andrea Kirchner, Vinzenz Bargsten, Timo Bänziger, Johannes Teiwes, Thomas Krüger, Frank Kirchner:
iMRK: Demonstrator for Intelligent and Intuitive Human-Robot Collaboration in Industrial Manufacturing. 203-207 - Toru Ishikawa:
Kai-Florian Richter and Stephan Winter: Landmarks - GIScience for Intelligent Services - Springer International, Cham, Switzerland, 2014, xv + 223 pp., ISBN 978-3-319-05731-6, ISBN 978-3-319-05732-3 (eBook). 209-211 - Toru Ishikawa:
Erratum to: Kai-Florian Richter and Stephan Winter: Landmarks - GIScience for Intelligent Services - Springer International, Cham, Switzerland, 2014, xv + 223 pp., ISBN 978-3-319-05731-6, ISBN 978-3-319-05732-3 (eBook). 213 - News. 215-222
Volume 31, Number 3, August 2017
- Bernd Ludwig:
How Smart are Smart Environments? 223-225 - Diedrich Wolter, Alexandra Kirsch:
Editorial to Special Issue on Smart Environments. 227-229 - Diedrich Wolter, Alexandra Kirsch:
Smart Environments: What is it and Why Should We Care? 231-237 - Tobias Kaulich, Thomas Heine, Alexandra Kirsch:
Indoor Localisation with Beacons for a User-Friendly Mobile Tour Guide. 239-248 - Dorothee Rocznik, Klaus Goffart, Manuel Wiesche, Helmut Krcmar:
Towards Identifying User-Centered Requirements for Smart In-House Mobility Services. 249-256 - Thora Tenbrink:
Situated Interaction with a Smart Environment: Challenges and Opportunities. 257-264 - Aboubakr Benabbas, Golnaz Elmamooz, Brent Lagesse, Daniela Nicklas, Ute Schmid:
Living Lab Bamberg: an infrastructure to explore smart city research challenges in the wild. 265-271 - Alexander Neumann, Christof Elbrechter, Nadine Pfeiffer-Leßmann, Risto Kõiva, Birte Carlmeyer, Stefan Rüther, Michael Schade, André Ückermann, Sven Wachsmuth, Helge J. Ritter:
"KogniChef": A Cognitive Cooking Assistant. 273-281 - Sao Mai Nguyen, Christophe Lohr, Philippe Tanguy, Yiqiao Chen:
Plug and Play your Robot into your Smart Home: Illustration of a New Framework - A Communication Protocol to Plug and Play any Robot or Device of a Smart Home. 283-289 - Jasper van de Ven, Frank Dylla:
The Spatial Interaction Laboratory. 291-297 - Sebastian Wrede, Christian Leichsenring, Patrick Holthaus, Thomas Hermann, Sven Wachsmuth:
The Cognitive Service Robotics Apartment - A Versatile Environment for Human-Machine Interaction Research. 299-304 - Alexandra Kirsch:
Interview with Prof. Dr. Daniel Buhr, Professor for Policy Analysis and Political Economy at the University of Tübingen. 305-307 - News. 309-311
Volume 31, Number 4, November 2017
- Joachim Hertzberg:
AI, Kitsch, and Communication. 313-315 - Mehul Bhatt, Kristian Kersting:
Semantic Interpretation of Multi-Modal Human-Behaviour Data - Making Sense of Events, Activities, Processes. 317-320 - Jakob Suchan:
Declarative Reasoning about Space and Motion with Video. 321-330 - Moritz Mussgnug, Daniel Singer, Quentin Lohmeyer, Mirko Meboldt:
Automated interpretation of eye-hand coordination in mobile eye tracking recordings - Identifying demanding phases in human-machine interactions. 331-337 - Michael Dietz, Daniel Schork, Ionut Damian, Anika Steinert, Marten Haesner, Elisabeth André:
Automatic Detection of Visual Search for the Elderly using Eye and Head Tracking Data. 339-348 - Seng W. Loke, Amin Bakshandeh Abkenar:
Assigning Group Activity Semantics to Multi-Device Mobile Sensor Data - An Explanation-Based Perspective. 349-355 - Jungseock Joo, Francis F. Steen, Mark Turner:
Red Hen Lab: Dataset and Tools for Multimodal Human Communication Research. 357-361 - Mehul Bhatt, James Cutting, Daniel Levin, Clayton Lewis:
Cognition, Interaction, Design - Discussions as Part of the Codesign Roundtable 2017. 363-371 - Sebastian Stock:
Hierarchical Hybrid Planning for Mobile Robots. 373-376 - Veronika Thost:
Using Ontology-Based Data Access to Enable Context Recognition in the Presence of Incomplete Information. 377-380 - News. 381-383
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