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1. IEA/AIE 1988: Tullahoma, TN, USA
- Proceedings of the First International Conference on Industrial & Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence & Expert Systems, IEA/AIE 1988, June 1-3, 1988, Tullahoma, TN, USA- Volume 2. ACM 1988, ISBN 0-89791-271-3
- Pervez Ahmed, Ching Y. Suen:
A Decision Making Method and Its Application in Unconstrained Handwritten Character Recognition. 638-644 - Frank Hadlock:
An Efficient Algorithm for Pattern Detection and Classification. 645-653 - A. K.-C. King, W.-J. Tseng, H.-D. Yeuh:
An Effective Approach in Computerizing the Paper Engineering Drawings with some Understanding Capabilities. 654-656 - A. Jean Maren, Moonis Ali:
Hierarchical Scene Structure Representations to Facilitate Image Understanding. 657-667 - Laurence R. Phillips, John L. Mitchiner, Ted D. Blacker, Yau T. Lin:
A Knowledge System for Automatic Finite Element Mesh Generation: AMEKS. 668-678 - Amar Ait-Kheddache:
Classification of Textures Using Higher-Order Fractal Dimensions. 679-688 - H. Ranganath, R. Greene:
Knowledge Representation in Expert Vision Systems. 689-696 - Louise Stark, Kevin W. Bowyer:
An Aspect Graph-based Control Strategy for 3-D Object Recognition. 697-703 - J. Nie, Z. You:
An Adaptive Learning and Two-stage Pixel Colour Recognition Scheme for the CAM of Picture-weaving in Silk. 704-709 - U. K. Gupta, Moonis Ali:
Hierarchical Representation and Machine Learning from Faulty Jet Engine Behavioral Examples to Detect Real Time Abnormal Conditions. 710-720 - Min Ke, Moonis Ali:
MLS, a Machine Learning System for Engine Fault Diagnosis. 721-727 - Mike R. Hilliard, Gunar E. Liepins, Mark R. Palmer:
Machine Learning Applications to Job Shop Scheduling. 728-737 - C. Subramanian, Moonis Ali:
Detecting Abnormal Situations from Real Time Power Plant Data Using Machine Learning. 738-746 - Hayong Harry Zhou:
A Study of Automatic Rule Generation and Adaption. 747-753 - Zhengxin Chen:
Building Expert Systems through the Integration of Mental Models. 754-761 - H. J. Ferber, Moonis Ali:
Automatic Acquisition of Domain and Procedural Knowledge. 762-771 - B. E. Limbek:
Generic Diagnostic Knowledge Acquisition Tool. 772-777 - Mary McLeish:
Exploring Knowledge Acquisition Tools for a Veterinary Medical Expert System. 778-788 - Frederick W. Rook, Joseph W. Croghan:
Knowledge Acquisition for AI System Requirements Analysis: A Systems Engineering Methodology. 798-804 - E. Smith, Robert Inder, Paul W. H. Chung:
Knowledge Acquisition and Representation for Product Configuration: Charting a Way through a Company's Information Jungle. 805-811 - K. Arbernethy:
An Approach to Articulating Expert System Rule Bases. 814-822 - M. N. Bert, M. L. Demarie, Antonio Di Leva, Piercarlo Giolito, P. Ivaldi:
Rule Management for Heterogeneous Knowledge-Based Systems. 823-832 - J. E. Caviedas:
How to Select Among Alternative Knowledge Representations for Better Knowledge Engineering. 833-836 - Christoph F. Eick, Rajeev Kochhar, Suresh Kumar:
DALI - a Knowledge Base Management System. 837-846 - Larry J. Morell:
Use of Metaknowledge in the Verification of Knowledge-Based Systems. 847-857 - Franz Barachini:
PAMELA: A Rule-Based AI Language for Process-Control Applications. 860-867 - Raj Bhatia, Subhash Bhatia:
Knowledge Based Modeling and Analysis of Computer Architectures. 868-876 - Xiaofeng Li, J. Jiang, Jeffrey R. Cantwell, John R. Bourne, Kazuhiko Kawamura:
Graphics-Based Qualitative Simulation Generator for Power Distribution Systems. 877-884 - Mehmet Dincbas, Pascal Van Hentenryck, Helmut Simonis, Abderrahmane Aggoun, Thomas Graf:
Applications of CHIP to Industrial and Engineering Problems. 885-892 - William C. Bulko:
Understanding Text with an Accompanying Diagram. 894-898 - Ping-Yang Li, Ji-Dong Chen:
A Computer Training Tool Using Chinese Natural Language. 899-904 - Yenumula B. Reddy:
Interacting with Expert Systems. 905-916 - P. A. Rummel:
SIMTALK: Pros and Cons of Natural Language for Manufacturing Simulation. 917-921 - R. W. Smith:
Providing Natural Language Assistance in Locating Objects: A General Model for Information Selection and Generation. 922-931 - Chen-Yuan Chang, Chyan-Goei Chung, Jin-Tuu Wang:
The Design of a Traffic Control Expert System for Long Distance Network Contingencies. 932-939 - A. Garcia-Ortiz, P. A. Cundiff:
Applying Evidential Reasoning to Avionics Troubleshooting. 940-945 - Brahim Chaib-draa
, P. Millot:
Coherent Cooperative Strategies Using Meta-Level Communication among Intelligent Systems. 946-953 - C. Harston:
Issues in the Development of Expert Systems. 954-957 - MahmMahmoud A. Manzoul, Vasant B. Rao:
Multi-Input Fuzzy Inference Engine on a Systolic Array. 958-964 - Bernard Moulin:
The Actem Model for Decision Modelling in a Scene Management System. 965-974 - James Paul Vita:
An Object-Oriented Approach to Switching Circuit Minimization. 975-983 - K. Yue:
The Architecture of an Integrated Symbolic Simulator. 984-991 - Russell J. Abbott:
Resourceful Systems and Software Fault Tolerance. 992-1000 - J. U. Choi:
ICE1: A Constructive Synthesis Approach to a Knowledge Based Internal Control Evaluation System Design. 1001-1015 - E. Leary:
Lets "Deep-Six" our Reference Manuals. 1016-1023 - Ram Nandan P. Singh, Ben D. Roth:
EPVM: An Expert Patient-Ventilator Manager for Chemical Warfare Casualties. 1024-1032 - D. Vakil, Mehdi R. Zargham:
An Expert System for Channel Routing. 1033-1039 - M. B. McBeth, Glen C. Collins, John R. Bourne, Arthur J. Brodersen, Martin Hofmann:
A Generic Strategy for Diagnostic Assistance: The Technician's Assistant. 1040-1043 - Bonghee Hong, Sukho Lee:
CAD Data Management Using Object-Oriented Paradigms. 1044-1048 - Farokh B. Bastani, Ing-Ray Chen:
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Fault-Tolerant Process-Control Systems. 1049-1058 - Tag Gon Kim, G. Mignon, Bernard P. Zeigler:
Design of an AI-Based Self-Sustaining Habitats Control System. 1059-1065 - D. J. Goehring:
Time Constrained Planning Using Simulated Annealing. 1066-1070 - L. M. Polyakov:
Integration in Automatic Manufacturing Systems. 1071-1074 - Y. C. Yang, M. C. Liu, Jeffery K. Cochran:
Knowledge-Based Scheduling for Flexible Manufacturing Systems. 1075-1082 - Asesh Das, H. Saha:
Embedding Intelligence in Robot Automated Assembly. 1083-1088 - P. Graglia, Alex Meystel:
Minimum Cost Path Planning for Autonomous Robot in the Random Traversability Space. 1089-1096 - Mark D. Miller, Charles P. Kosta, Patrick D. Krolak:
Computer Assisted Robotic Assembly. 1097-1101 - S. Waldon, Alex Meystel:
Multiresolutional Spatial Knowledge Representation. 1102-1115 - Robert Levinson, David R. Helman, E. Oswalt:
Intelligent Signal Analysis and Recognition Using a Self-Organizing Database. 1116-1130 - S. H. Y. Hung:
A Practical Approach of 3-D Object Recognition in Range Data. 1131-1138 - D. Phillips:
Using a Top-Down and Bottom-Up Strategy to Analyze High Resolution Aerial Photographs of Urban Areas. 1139-1145 - S. S. Hyder, A. Khoujah:
Character Recognition of Cursive Scripts. 1146-1150 - Sandip Sen:
Sequential Boolean Function Learning by Classifier System. 1151-1156 - P. Mychaltchouk, J.-C. Bernard:
Using Design Expertise to Develop an Expert System. 1157-1162 - Antonio Vantaggiato:
Some Considerations on Intelligent Tutoring Systems. 1163-1167 - M. Balaram:
PC Version of a Knowledge-Based Expert System with Voice Interface. 1168-1173 - Masanobu Matsuo, Ko Arima, Frederick E. Freiheit IV, Ken Hubbard:
Logic Programmable Natural Language Processor of a Knowledge-Base Management System. 1174-1182 - Daniel Wilson, Donald O. Knight:
Knowledge-Based Interface to Manufacturing Computer Systems. 1183-1189
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