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ORCIDSMC 2000: Nashville, Tennessee, USA
- Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man & Cybernetics: "Cybernetics Evolving to Systems, Humans, Organizations, and their Complex Interactions", Sheraton Music City Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, 8-11 October 2000. IEEE 2000, ISBN 0-7803-6583-6
- Wei-Chou Chen, Shian-Shyong Tseng, Jin-Huei Chen, Mon-Fong Jiang:
A framework of features selection for the case-based reasoning. 1-5 - Mark E. Cambron, Richard Alan Peters II:
Learning sensory motor coordination for grasping by a humanoid robot. 6-13 - Komi Gasso, Gilles Mourot, José Ragot:
Identification of an output error Takagi-Sugeno model. 14-19 - Jalal Baghdadchi:
A novel learning method for intelligent agents. 20-25 - Xuezhen Wang, D. J. Chen:
Adaptive learning control for nonminimum phase systems. 26-31 - Yuko Ishiwaka, Hiroshi Yokoi, Yukinori Kakazu:
Adaptive learning interface used physiological signals. 32-37 - Atsushi Kaneko, Noboru Sugino, Toru Suzuki, Shintaro Ishijima:
A step towards the Smart Campus: a venture project based on distance learning by a hybrid video conferencing system. 38-43 - Francesca Cirillo, Andrea Cozzolino, Massimo De Santo, Marco Marsella, Saverio Salerno:
A metadata based distance learning platform. 44-48 - Junichi Tatemrua, Keisuke Suzuki:
Design discovery for social recommendation of Web graphics. 49-54 - Neelam Rup Prakash, Tara Singh Kamal:
Intelligent planning of trajectories for pick-and-place operations. 55-60 - Hossam Meshref
, Hugh Vanlandingham:
Artificial immune systems: application to autonomous agents. 61-66 - Komi Gasso, Gilles Mourot, José Ragot:
Fuzzy rule base optimisation: a pruning and merging approach. 67-72 - Maja Pantic, Léon J. M. Rothkrantz:
Self-adaptive expert system for facial expression analysis. 73-79 - Horst-Michael Gross, Hans-Joachim Boehme:
PERSES-a vision-based interactive mobile shopping assistant. 80-85 - Luc Berthouze:
An episodic memory model using spiking neurons. 86-91 - Cheoljoo Jeong, Sangduck Lee:
Implementing software connectors through first-class methods. 92-96 - Samy A. Shedied, M. E. Gadalah, Hugh Vanlandingham:
Pitch estimator for noisy speech signals. 97-100 - Takashi Takuma, Naoki Saiwaki, Shogo Nishida, Kazuhiro Shinosaki, Masatoshi Takeda:
An approach to visualization of active position in brain by MEG. 101-106 - Daryl W. Bradley, Andrew M. Tyrrell:
Hardware fault tolerance: an immunological solution. 107-112 - Alessio Gaspar, Philippe Collard:
Two models of immunization for time dependent optimization. 113-118 - Junichi Suzuki, Yoshikazu Yamamoto:
iNet: an extensible framework for simulating immune network. 119-124 - Dipankar Dasgupta, Luis Nino:
A comparison of negative and positive selection algorithms in novel pattern detection. 125-130 - Pascal Ballet, Jean François Abgrall, Vincent Rodin, Jacques Tisseau:
Simulation of thrombin generation during plasmatic coagulation and primary hemostasis. 131-136 - Ferat Sahin, John S. Bay:
A biological decision-theoretic intelligent agent solution to a herding problem in the context of distributed multi-agent systems. 137-142 - Nobuko Kato, Tomoe Okuno, Rizu Suzuki, Hitoshi Kanoh:
Modeling virtual cities based on interaction between cells. 143-148 - Farid El Hafi, Philippe Gorce:
Decision mechanisms analysis for the stepping motion over an obstacle based on a biomechanical approach. 149-154 - Philippe Hoppenot, Etienne Colle:
Human-like behavior robot-application to disabled people assistance. 155-160 - Juan L. Pedreño-Molina, Antonio Guerrero-González, Juan López Coronado:
A neural controller for a robotic hand with artificial tactile skins in grasping tasks. 161-165 - Juan López Coronado, Antonio Guerrero-González:
A new application of the DIRECT model to the visual control of a robot. 167-171 - Sudeshna Sarkar, A. V. Subramaniam, Rajdeep Neogi:
Study of methods for model reduction in transition systems. 172-176 - Gang Zhao, Ruoying Sun, Shoji Tatsumi:
Convergence of the Q-ae learning under deterministic MDPs and its efficiency under the stochastic environment. 177-182 - Keming Xie, Changhua Mou, Gang Xie:
The multi-parameter combination mind-evolutionary-based machine learning and its application. 183-187 - Qiang Li, HongHai Zhu, LiangMing Lin, GuoZheng Yan:
Reinforcement learning with continuous vector output. 188-193 - Cen Li, Gautam Biswas:
Improving clustering with hidden Markov models using Bayesian model selection. 194-199 - Eric C. C. Tsang, Shenshan Qiu, Daniel S. Yeung:
Refinement of fuzzy production rules by neuro-fuzzy networks. 200-205 - Kazuteru Miyazaki, Shigenobu Kobayashi:
Reinforcement learning for penalty avoiding policy making. 206-211 - Lei Zhang, Shouju Ren, Zuzhao Liu, Wei Wang:
Applying evolutionary algorithm in multi-peak decision problems. 212-217 - Yoshinao Takemae, Hideo Saito, Shinji Ozawa:
The evaluating system of human skin surface condition by image processing. 218-223 - Fang Wen, Peter K. Willett, Somnath Deb:
Condition monitoring for helicopter data. 224-229 - Eric C. C. Tsang, Hongbing Li, Daniel S. Yeung, John W. T. Lee:
Fuzzy weighted classification rules induction from data. 230-235 - Takeshi Ohashi, Hirohiko Nakamura, Junichi Minatodani, Shuichi Enokida, Takaichi Yoshida, Toshiaki Ejima:
State transition rate based reinforcement learning. 236-241 - Jinji Chen, Toshiharu Mukai, Yoshinori Takeuchi, Hiroaki Kudo, Tsuyoshi Yamamura, Noboru Ohnishi:
Finding correspondence between visual and auditory events based on perceptual grouping laws across different modalities. 242-247 - Masahide Yuasa, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Katsumi Nitta:
Giving advice in negotiation using physiological information. 248-253 - Jun Munemori:
Brain model hyper communication mechanisms. 254-259 - James P. Dickey, Michael R. Pierrynowski, Victoria Galea, Drew A. Bednar, Simon X. Yang:
Relationship between pain and intersegmental spinal motion characteristics in low-back pain subjects. 260-264 - Piotr Wasiewicz, Jan J. Mulawka, Witold R. Rudnicki, Bogdan Lesyng:
Adding numbers with DNA. 265-270 - Tippure S. Sundresh:
Information flow and processing in anticipatory systems. 271-276 - Makoto Katoh, Kensuke Hasegawa:
A cooperative heuristic search approach by multi agents. 277-279 - Kostas Kostiadis, Matthew Hunter, Huosheng Hu:
The use of design patterns for the development of multi-agent systems. 280-285 - Thang N. Nguyen:
Modeling EAI-based e-business solutions. 286-291 - Hongmei Gou, Biqing Huang, Wenhuang Liu, Shouju Ren, Yu Li:
An agent-based approach for workflow management. 292-297 - Amit Sharma:
Crowd-behavior prediction using subjective factor based multi-agent system. 298-300 - Wil A. H. Thissen:
Issue formulation in a multi-actor context: a five-step approach. 301-306 - Setsuo Tsuruta, Kenichi Ohsugi, Hidenori Naoe, Takashi Onoyama:
Delivery route scheduling method combining knowledge-base with general algorithms. 307-312 - Bin Xu, Danny Z. Chen, Robert J. Szczerba:
A new algorithm and simulation for computing optimal paths in a dynamic and weighted 2-D environment. 313-318 - Tzung-Pei Hong, Chan-Lon Wang, Shyue-Liang Wang:
A heuristic Gupta-based flexible flow-shop scheduling algorithm. 319-322 - Fidel Torres:
Robust division of temporal horizons in production planning. 323-327 - Giovanni Celano, Antonio Costa, Sergio Fichera, Giovanni Perrone:
Fuzzy scheduling of a flexible assembly line through an evolutionary algorithm. 328-333 - James P. Gunderson, Gabriel J. Ferrer:
A linear time transform for probability aware planning. 334-339 - Takashi Onoyama, Sen Kubota, Kazuko Oyanagi, Setsuo Tsuruta:
A method for solving nested combinatorial optimization problems - a case of optimizing a large-scale distribution network. 340-345 - Lei Zhang, Shouju Ren, Francilene Procópio Garcia, Zuzhao Liu:
Multiple-value decision supporting application in software production facing global market. 346-351 - Thierry Scheurer:
Situation theory - a formal model of interactive processes. 352-357 - Thierry Scheurer:
An application of situation theory. 358-363 - Dinesh Deva, Jonathan Sprinkle, Greg Nordstrom, Miklos Maroti:
Towards a standard for model specification and storage. 364-369 - Hajime Iwamoto, Takayuki Kamioka, Shigenobu Furuta, Tomoki Nakajima:
A digital library system with mechanisms of collaboration support. 370-375 - Istvan Denes, János Hamar:
Fuzzy controlled resonant DC-DC converters. 376-381 - Frederic Chiari, Marielle Delhom, Jean François Santucci, Jean-Baptiste Filippi:
Prediction of the hydrologic behavior of a watershed using artificial neural networks and geographic information systems. 382-386 - Germano Lambert-Torres, Marcos A. Carvalho, Luiz Eduardo Borges da Silva, João O. P. Pinto:
Fitting fuzzy membership functions using genetic algorithms. 387-392 - L. Jonathan Dowell, Martin Drozda, Dale B. Henderson, Verne Loose, Madhav V. Marathe, Doug J. Roberts:
Scalability of ELISIMS: comprehensive detailed simulation of the electric power industry. 393-398 - Michael Moore, Saeed Monemi, Jianfeng Wang:
Integrating information systems in electric utilities. 399-404 - Tibor Gyires:
Using active networking for congestion control in high-speed networks with self-similar traffic. 405-410 - Hai Lin, Katsumi Yamashita:
Hybrid simplex genetic algorithm for blind equalization using RBF networks. 411-415 - Shusuke Narieda, Yen-Wei Chen, Katsumi Yamashita:
Blind nonlinear channel identification based on higher order statistics using hybrid genetic algorithm. 416-419 - Susamma Barua:
Authentication of cellular users through voice verification. 420-425 - Muhammad Zubairuddin, Abbas K. Zaidi:
On a methodology for designing adaptive local area networks. 426-431 - Yasufumi Uekita, Junji Sakamoto, Masahiko Furukata:
The method of kinetic typography communication. 432-436 - Jiann-Liang Chen, Ming-Huang Yang, Po-Yuen Cheng:
An agent-based scheme for interference cancellation in a DS/CDMA system. 437-442 - Jiann-Liang Chen, Ming-Hua Yao, Shinfeng D. Lin:
Location tracking in a mobile communication environment. 443-447 - Noah Ternullo, Nader Mehravari, Robert J. Szczerba, Patrick H. Madden:
InfoFlo: a novel communication infrastructure for personal digital assistants. 448-453 - Jonathan Sprinkle, Christopher P. van Buskirk, Gabor Karsai:
Modeling agent negotiation. 454-459 - G. V. S. Raju, Z. Qiu, X. Wang:
Transmission rate manager for fuzzy traffic control of ATM network. 460-464 - Roy Sterritt, Kenny Adamson, Edwin P. Curran, C. Mary Shapcott:
Probabilistic networks for verifying automated testing of high speed telecommunication equipment through the development lifecycle. 465-471 - Paul West, John Melendez:
Just-in-time weather in the synthetic natural environment. 472-477 - John B. Willis, Mark J. Davis:
Design of the Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition Squadron for the US Army's Interim Brigade Combat Team. 478-483 - Barry C. Ezell, Daniel J. McCarthy, William L. Ratliff Jr., Michael L. McGinnis:
Joint military headquarters redesign. 484-489 - Douglas Matty, Michael L. McGinnis:
Reengineering the Army Development System XXI for enlisted soldier management. 490-494 - Barry C. Ezell, Gregory S. Parnell, Yacov Y. Hamies, James H. Lambert:
Designing an OOTW decision support system for military planners. 495-499 - Chadwick Cox, Carl Lewis, Charles Suchomel:
A neural network based, real-time algorithm for detection and mitigation of pilot induced oscillations. 500-505 - Kei Fukuyama:
Effectiveness of social systems sustained by residents' participation: a collection system of classified garbage and rubbish. 506-511 - Keishi Tanimoto, Norio Okada, Hirokazu Tatano:
Project risk allocation through contingent cost allocation. 512-517 - Hiroyuki Sakakibara, Norio Okada, Keith W. Hipel:
Modeling public conflicts over infrastructure renewal using a Japanese case study. 518-523 - Liping Fang, Sara Ross, Keith W. Hipel:
Case-based reasoning support system for conflict modeling. 524-530 - Lloyd Logan, K. Ponnambalam:
Risk in quality violations under uncertainty. 531-535 - Andrew P. Sage, Cynthia T. Small:
A simulation perspective on knowledge management and sharing, and conflict and complexity in social systems management. 536-541 - Chang-Jiun Tsai, Shian-Shyong Tseng, Sheng-Hui Chen:
Design and implementation of a personalized service management system. 542-547 - Kenji Tanaka, Makoto Itoh:
Reliable judgement for gray-zone in monitoring system. 548-553 - Hiroyuki Tamura, Kouji Yamamoto, Katsuhiro Akazawa, Kouichi Taji:
Decision analysis for mitigating natural disaster risks. 554-559 - Kiyoshi Kobayashi, Morimitsu Kurino:
The optimal repairing rules under demand risk. 560-565 - Eizo Hideshima, Norimitsu Koike, Koshi Yamamoto, Hiroaki Hadase:
Train operation with arranging conflicts between commuters and travelers in railroad transport to and from a metropolitan airport. 566-571 - John F. Kolen, Rattikorn Hewett:
Prediction of lake inflows with neural networks. 572-576 - Jerry Moore, Gregory Hobson, Gary Waldman, John Wootton:
A real-time visual inspection system for automated prescription dispensing. 577-582 - James M. Tien, James P. Burnes:
On the perceived speed of time over time. 583-587 - Jutta Treviranus:
Adding haptics and sound to spatial curriculum. 588-592 - Deborah I. Fels:
Towards accessible synchronous communication. 593-598 - Fei-Yue Wang, Yuetong Lin, Qinglong Wu, Peter M. Fu, Christopher Yeo:
Architecture and implementation of intelligent control systems for smart consumer appliances via Internet. 599-602 - Lei Zhang, Shouju Ren, Zuzhao Liu, Wei Wang:
Self-organization simulation and output analysis. 603-608 - Lei Zhang, Shouju Ren, Zuzhao Liu:
Self-organization based DSS framework. 609-614 - Romulo Fernando Vilela, Thiago Tinoco Pires, Adiel T. de Almeida:
Multiattribute utility theory applied on analysis of alternative for 500kv transmission lines building. 615-618 - Yih-Chang Chen, Steve Russ, Meurig Beynon:
Participative process modelling. 619-624 - Brandon Eames, Sandeep Neema, Ted Bapty, Jason Scott:
Interfacing a simulation engine to an embedded runtime environment. 625-629 - Jean-Luc Koning:
Automata for interaction protocols in multiagent systems. 630-635 - Jonathan Barzilai:
Theory of measurement for voltage and affine variables. 636-640 - Guihua Wen, Ying Hao, Yuehua Ding, Yu Zhang:
An integrated creative reminding algorithm. 641-644 - Guihua Wen, Qilun Zheng, Dan Pan:
An evolution model for the creative design. 645-650 - Suwanna Rasmequan, Steve Russ:
Cognitive artefacts for decision support. 651-656 - Daniel M. Gaines, Xuhui Zhou:
A model for building planners that design. 657-664 - Yoichi Motomura, Kaori Yoshida, Kazunori Fujimoto:
Generative user models for adaptive information retrieval. 665-670 - Miho Ohsaki, Takahiro Sugiyama, Hideaki Ohno:
Evaluation of edge detection methods through psychological tests-is the detected edge really desirable for humans? 671-677 - Nadia Bianchi-Berthouze, Toshikazu Kato:
Querying and personalizing the Web: a multimedia personal assistant. 678-683 - Naruki Shirahama:
As approach to transitional rules of emotional words based on the theory for subjective observation model. 684-689 - Hideyuki Kobayashi, Shunji Ota:
The semantic network of KANSEI words. 690-694 - John Budenske, Jason Judt, Jordan Bonney, Jim Newhouse:
A science and technology literacy browser. 695-700 - Luís Almeida, Pedro Fonseca, José Luís Azevedo:
The Micro-Rato contest: a popular approach to improve self-study in electronics and computer science. 701-705 - Werner Brockmann:
Use of the walking machine Flat Freddy in computer science education. 706-711 - Matthew C. Jadud:
TeamStorms as a theory of instruction. 712-717 - Vicente Matellán Olivera, Jesús M. González-Barahona, José Centeno-González, Pedro de las Heras Quirós:
Libre software environment for robot programming. 718-723 - Barbara Nostrand:
Autonomous robotics projects for learning software engineering. 724-729 - Fred G. Martin, Deirdre Butler, Wanda M. Gleason:
Design, story-telling, and robots in Irish primary education. 730-735 - Robert Avanzato:
Mobile robotics for freshman design, research, and high school outreach. 736-738 - Robert C. Kremer, Douglas H. Norrie, Roberto A. Flores-Mendez, Weiming Shen:
An infrastructure for flexible, modular, multi-user intelligent interfaces. 739-744 - Masanori Sugimoto, Fusako Kusunoki, Hiromichi Hashizume:
ePro: a system for supporting collaboration that enhances interactions. 745-750 - Ryotaro Suzuki, Yuichi Iwadate, Masayuki Inoue, Woontack Woo:
MIDAS: MIC Interactive DAnce System. 751-756 - Brian P. Bailey, Joseph A. Konstan, John V. Carlis:
Measuring the effects of interruptions on task performance in the user interface. 757-762 - Tomohito Yamamoto, Yoshihiro Miyake:
Analysis of interaction in musical communication and its modeling. 763-768 - Takeshi Muto, Yoshihiro Miyake:
Analysis of the process of mutual interaction between human and internal control model. 769-774 - Xiaobu Yuan, Simon X. Yang:
Real-time rendering of artificial guidance. 775-780 - Hideaki Kikuchi, Katsuhiko Shirai:
Modeling of spoken dialogue control for improvement of dialogue efficiency. 781-785 - Dmitry N. Zotkin, Ramani Duraiswami, Larry S. Davis, Ismail Haritaoglu:
An audio-video front-end for multimedia applications. 786-791 - Yasmine Arafa, Abe Mamdani:
Face-to-face interaction with an electronic personal sales assistant. 792-797 - Vlaho Kostov, Shuichi Fukuda:
Emotion in user interface, voice interaction system. 798-803 - Mohan M. Trivedi, Kohsia S. Huang, Ivana Mikic:
Intelligent environments and active camera networks. 804-809 - Gangshan Wu, Fuyan Zhang:
Synchronization validation mechanism in multimedia document presentation. 810-815 - Ryotaro Suzuki, Yuichi Iwadate, Michihiko Minoh:
Image Wave: rhythmic synchronization of multimedia components. 816-821 - Susamma Barua:
A Web-based technical assistance center. 822-827 - Susamma Barua:
Teachers Assistant: a Web-based application using Java Server Pages and Java database connectivity. 828-833 - Hideaki Ito, Michio Sato, Teruo Fukumura:
Annotation and indexing in the video management system VOM. 834-839 - Kiyofumi Abe, Hideo Saito, Shinji Ozawa:
3-D drawing system via hand motion recognition from two cameras. 840-845 - Jong-Sung Kim, Kwang-Hyun Park, Jung-Bae Kim, Jun-Hyeong Do, Kyung-Joon Song, Zeungnam Bien:
Study on intelligent autonomous navigation of avatar using hand gesture recognition. 846-851 - Tomio Watanabe, Masashi Okubo, Hiroki Ogawa:
A speech driven embodied interaction robots system for human communication support. 852-857 - Tsuyoshi Tojo, Yosuke Matsusaka, Tomotada Ishii, Tetsunori Kobayashi:
A conversational robot utilizing facial and body expressions. 858-863 - Tamara E. Rogers, D. Mitchell Wilkes:
The human agent: a work in progress toward human-humanoid interaction. 864-869 - Sangita Venkatachalam, W. Anthony Alford, Greg Nordstrom, Richard Alan Peters II, D. Mitchell Wilkes:
Modeling of agent's behavior in human-robot interaction using model integrated computing. 870-875 - Yukio Horiguchi, Tetsuo Sawaragi, Go Akashi:
Naturalistic human-robot collaboration based upon mixed-initiative interactions in teleoperating environment. 876-881 - Nobuyuki Nishiuchi, Kenzo Kurihara, Shingo Sakai, Hajime Takada:
A man-machine interface for camera control in remote monitoring using line-of-sight. 882-887 - Ali Sekmen, W. Anthony Alford, Tamara E. Rogers, D. Mitchell Wilkes:
Human tracking based on attention distraction. 888-893 - A. Bugra Koku, Ali Sekmen, W. Anthony Alford:
Towards socially acceptable robots. 894-899 - Motofumi Hattori, Satoshi Furuta, Syun Nishizawa, Satoshi Tadokoro, Toshi Takamori:
An analysis of the amplitude factors of the Bunraku puppet's motion axis-for the description, analysis, and generation of humanoids' motions. 900-905 - Anton Walsdorf, Reiner Onken:
Cognitive man-machine-cooperation: modeling operators' general objectives and its role within a cockpit assistant system. 906-913 - Yasuharu Katsuno, Ryohji Honda:
Magical device: a small device that makes it easy to build real-world navigation systems. 914-919 - F. Javier Toledo, J. D. Luis-Delgado, Luis-Manuel Tomás-Balibrea, Miguel Angel Zamora, Humberto Martínez:
Map building with ultrasonic sensors of indoor environments using neural networks. 920-925 - Nopporn Chotikakamthorn, Nattavadee Hongboonme:
Seeing by drawing: use of a force-feedback device for conveying basic geometric visual information. 926-930 - Richard L. Thompson, Ron W. Daniels, David William Murray:
Experiments on operator matching in visual teleoperation. 931-936 - Niall Cairnie, Ian W. Ricketts, Stephen J. McKenna, Gordon McAllister:
A prototype adaptive finger-pointing interface for operating secondary controls in motor vehicles. 937-942 - W. Anthony Alford, D. Mitchell Wilkes, Kazuhiko Kawamura:
System status evaluation: monitoring the state of agents in a humanoid system. 943-948 - Hiromu Onda:
Teaching of assembly motion by demonstration-artificial constrained motion primitives and its implementation using virtual polyhedron. 949-954 - Vincent Rodin, Alexis Nédélec:
A multiagent architecture for distributed virtual environments. 955-960 - Atsuo Murata, Tetsuya Miyoshi:
Effects of duration of immersion in a virtual environment on postural stability. 961-966 - Stephen B. Hughes, Michael Lewis:
Attentive camera navigation in virtual environments. 967-970 - Huan-Wen Tzeng, Chin-Ming Tien:
Design of a virtual laboratory for teaching electric machinery. 971-976 - Shinji Mizuno, Shinji Yamamoto, Minoru Okada, Jun-ichiro Toriwaki:
An interactive CG system based an virtual sculpting and virtual woodblock printing. 977-982 - Toshio Hori, Yoshifumi Nishida, Takashi Suehiro, Shigeoki Hirai:
Development of a networked and sensorized environment. 983-988 - Carlo Alberto Avizzano, Federico Barbagli, Antonio Frisoli, Massimo Bergamasco:
The hand force feedback: analysis and control of a haptic device for the human-hand. 989-994 - Carlo Alberto Avizzano, Federico Barbagli, Massimo Bergamasco:
Washout filter design for a motorcycle simulator. 995-1000 - Toru Niki, Makoto Shimojo:
A development of simple haptic display. 1001-1006 - Alexis Nédélec, Patrick Reignier, Vincent Rodin:
Collaborative prototyping in distributed virtual reality using an agent communication language. 1007-1012 - Claude Duchesne, Jean-Yves Hervé:
Comparison of matching criteria for the interposition problem in augmented reality. 1013-1018 - Huo Yan Chen, Jian-Zhu Lu:
The use of class graph to analyze the effectiveness of an approach for object-oriented class-level testing. 1019-1023 - Huo Yan Chen:
Two approaches to generate non-equivalent ground terms as test cases for object-oriented software. 1024-1029 - Huo Yan Chen:
A dynamic approach for object-oriented cluster-level tests by program instrumentation. 1030-1035 - Frédérick Bénaben, Mireille Larnac, Jean-Paul Pignon, Janine Magnier:
A process for improving multi-technology system high level design: modeling, verification and validation of complex optronic systems. 1036-1040 - Takuji Maeda, Kiyotoshi Komaya:
Revised design calculations of elevator systems. 1041-1046 - Patricia M. Jones, Scott D. Schwemin, Michael C. Dorneich, Carolyn Dunmire:
CLINT: a prototype logistics collaboratory. 1047-1050 - Patricia M. Jones, Andrew R. Graham, Keith Crouch:
Collaborative planning, intelligent agents, and mobile computing. 1051-1056 - Patricia M. Jones, Martin J. Lucenti Jr.:
Flexible Collaborative Support: an architecture and application. 1057-1062 - Lisa D. McCray, Patricia M. Jones:
GISMOO: collaborative planning for civil infrastructure management in a simple Web-enhanced virtual environment. 1063-1068 - Roger J. Chapman, Philip J. Smith, Mark Klopfenstein, Joe Jezerinac, Jodi Heintz Obradovich, Elaine McCoy:
C-SLANT: an asynchronous communications tool to support distributed work in the National Airspace System. 1069-1074 - Jonathan Geist, Patchigolla Kiran Kumar, K. S. Narayanan, David Hoagland, Edward E. Martin:
Modeling human operators in constructive simulations through agents. 1075-1080 - Michael D. McNeese, Joan R. Rentsch, Karl Perusich:
Modeling, measuring, and mediating teamwork: the use of fuzzy cognitive maps and team member schema similarity to enhance BMC3 I decision making. 1081-1086 - Ling Rothrock, Alex Kirlik:
The use of inductive inference models to understand human performance in supervisory control domains. 1087-1092 - Christine M. Mitchell, David A. Thurman, David M. Brann, Alan R. Chappell:
OFMspert I: operations automation. 1093-1098 - T. Govindaraj, Edgar E. Blanco, Douglas A. Bodner, Marc Goetschalckx, Leon F. McGinnis, Gunter P. Sharp:
Design of warehousing and distribution systems: an object model of facilities, functions and information. 1099-1104 - Robin R. Penner, Erik S. Steinmetz:
Dynamic user interface adaptation based on operator role and task models. 1105-1110 - Carolyn B. Fiebig-Brodie, Caroline C. Hayes:
Capturing changes in decision-maker behavior. 1111-1116 - Caroline C. Hayes, Robin R. Penner, Hakan Ergan, Li Lu, Nan Tu, Patricia M. Jones, Peter Asaro, Robin Bargar, Oleksandr Chernyshenko, Insook Choi, Nora Danner, Ole J. Mengshoel, Janet A. Sniezek, David C. Wilkins:
CoRaven: model-based design of a cognitive tool for real-time intelligence monitoring and analysis. 1117-1122 - Terri L. Lenox, Michael Lewis, Susan Hahn, Terry R. Payne, Katia Sycarn:
Task characteristics and intelligent aiding [route-planning tasks]. 1123-1127 - Muhammad Nuri, Stephen B. Hughes, Michael Lewis:
Scriptor: using deictics, dialog, and supervised learning to convey instructions. 1128-1133 - Alexander B. Quinn, Christine M. Mitchell, Alan R. Chappell, Michael W. Gray:
Web-based tutoring from a knowledge library. 1134-1139 - Michael C. Dorneich, Patricia M. Jones:
The systematic application of the apprenticeship learning pedagogy to computer tutorial design. 1140-1145 - Michael C. Dorneich, Patricia M. Jones:
The design and implementation of a learning collaboratory. 1146-1151 - Christine M. Mitchell, Alan R. Chappell, Michael W. Gray, Alexander B. Quinn, David A. Thurman:
OFMspert II: intelligent tutoring for complex control. 1152-1157 - T. Govindaraj, Edgar E. Blanco, Douglas A. Bodner, Marc Goetschalckx, Leon F. McGinnis, Gunter P. Sharp:
An on-line tutor for warehouse design. 1158-1162 - Hiroyasu Koshimizu, Seiji Hata, Hiroshi Tomita:
General aspects of HUTOP-human sensory factors in total production life cycle. 1163-1168 - Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Masafumi Tominaga, Kazuhito Murakami, Hiroyasu Koshimizu:
Re-generation of facial image eye-contacting with partner on TV conference environment. 1169-1174 - Takashi Anezaki:
Factory worker-oriented programless visual inspection system. 1175-1180 - George K. Knopf, Alireza Abouhossein:
Adaptive reconstruction of anatomical surfaces from human body measurements. 1181-1185 - Herath K. U. Samarasinghe, Shuji Hashimoto:
Automated trend diagnosis using neural networks. 1186-1191 - Mikito Iwamasa:
Concept design visualization-a component-based approach. 1192-1197 - Satoru Takahashi, Takuya Ishioka:
Trace visualization and analysis tool for supervisory control systems. 1198-1203 - Georg Frey, Lothar Litz, Frank Klöckner:
Complexity metrics for Petri net based logic control algorithms. 1204-1209 - Atsushi Ohuchi, Yasuo Okuda, Yoshiniobu Nakamura, Yoshio Ozawa, Masaaki Hitomi, Hiroshi Tomita:
Simulation of human-oriented production processes aimed at providing higher worker satisfaction. 1210-1215 - Edward Grant, Gordon K. Lee:
Properties of learning knowledge-based controllers for robotic workcells and dynamic systems. 1216-1221 - Shin-ichiro Iwamiya, Yoshimori Sugano, Keisuke Kouda:
The effects of synchronization of temporal structures of sound and motion picture on the impression of audio-visual contents. 1222-1225 - Prachuab Vanitchatchavan:
Patterns of joint angles during termination of human gait. 1226-1230 - Leonid Slutski, Anatoli Schneider:
Combining adaptive teleoperations with force reflection. 1231-1236 - Shinobu Imai, Yukio Saito, Takamitu Tajima, Kengo Ohnishi:
Development of hydraulic bilateral-servo actuator for powered orthosis. 1237-1242 - Tetsuya Miyoshi, Atsuo Murata:
Effect of instruments arrangement for human monitoring behavior. 1243-1248 - Takanori Shibata, Kazuo Tanie:
Influence of a priori knowledge into subjective evaluation of mental commit robot. 1249-1254 - Kengo Ohnishi, Takamitsu Tajima, Yukio Saito:
Anthropomorphic hand control for robotic hand-arm system. 1255-1259 - Mitsunobu Fujita, Minoru Kamata, Keisuke Miyata:
A study on skill extraction in the machine operation. 1260-1264 - Hisaya Tanaka, Hideto Ide, Yuji Nagashuma:
An attempt of feeling analysis by the nasal temperature change model. 1265-1270 - Atsuo Murata, Tetsuya Miyoshi:
Trade-off relationship between width and depth of visual information processing in measurement of functional visual field. 1271-1276 - Atsushi Uetake, Atsuo Murata, Miho Otsuka, Yosuke Takasawa:
Evaluation of visual fatigue during VDT tasks. 1277-1282 - Atsushi Uetake, Atsuo Murata, Syuichiro Matsumoto, Yosuke Takasawa:
A method to measure muscular fatigue in VDT tasks. 1283-1288 - Hidehiko Hayashi, Hideki Shirai, Masashi Kameda, Susumu Kunifuji, Makoto Miyahara:
Assessment of extra high quality images using both EEG and assessment words on high order sensations. 1289-1294 - Makoto Itoh, Daisuke Sakami, Kenji Tanaka:
Dependence of human adaptation and risk compensation on modification in level of automation for system safety. 1295-1300 - Mozasser M. Rahman, Ryojun Ikeura, Kazuki Mizutani:
Control characteristics of two humans in cooperative task. 1301-1306 - Kunihiko Ishiyama, Sumio Yano:
A study of characteristics of pointing devices for television operation. 1307-1312 - Yoshihiro Akiyama:
Object-oriented fusion-diffusion mechanism to handle crisp and linguistic information for better human-system interface. 1313-1318 - Hiroshi Furukawa, Toshiyuki Inagaki, Yuji Niwa:
Operator's situation awareness under different levels of automation; evaluations through probabilistic human cognitive simulations. 1319-1324 - Ronald E. Giuntini:
Mathematical characterization of human reliability for multi-task system operations. 1325-1329 - Michael A. Goodrich, Thomas J. Palmer:
Discretionary behavior switching: analysis and synthesis results. 1330-1335 - Sajjad Haider, Ahmied Abbas, Abbas K. Zaidi:
A multi-technique approach for user identification through keystroke dynamics. 1336-1341 - Tetsuya Ogata, Akitoshi Shimura, Koji Shibuya, Shigeki Sugano:
A violin playing algorithm considering the change of phrase impression. 1342-1347 - Jean-Yves Hervé, Claude Duchesne, Véronique Pradines:
Dynamic registration for augmented reality in telerobotics applications. 1348-1353 - Kazumi Aoyama, Masao Yokoyama, Hideaki Kikuchi, Katsuhiko Shirai:
Controlling non-verbal information in speaker-change for spoken dialogue. 1354-1359 - Saeed Shiry Ghidary, Yasushi Nakata, Toshi Takamori, Motofumi Hattori:
Human detection and localization at indoor environment by home robot. 1360-1365 - Shinjiro Kawato, Jun Ohya:
Two-step approach for real-time eye tracking with a new filtering technique. 1366-1371 - Abbas Z. Kouzani, Saeid Nahavandi:
Facial features for identification. 1372-1377 - Abbas Z. Kouzani, Saeid Nahavandi, N. Kouzani, Lingxue Kong, Mary F. H. She:
A morphing technique for facial image representation. 1378-1383 - Jaeyoung Seol, Kwanghoon Sohn, Chulhee Lee:
Selective coding of human faces using wavelets. 1384-1387 - Gordon McAllister, Stephen J. McKenna, Ian W. Ricketts:
Tracking a driver's hands using computer vision. 1388-1393 - Hongbin Zha, Tomoo Mitsutomi, Tsutomu Hasegawa:
Fast multiresolution modeling of 3D objects using mesh-based wavelet analysis. 1394-1399 - Joon Bo Shim, Toshiharu Mukai, Noboru Ohnishi:
Fusing 3D shapes at different view points to obtain more accurate shape. 1400-1405 - Kenji Nakamura, Hideo Saito, Shinji Ozawa:
Generation of 3D model with super resolved texture from image sequence. 1406-1411 - Jianlin Gao, MengChu Zhou, Haimin Wang:
Mesh simplification with average planes for 3-D image. 1412-1417 - Hideo Saito:
Super resolving texture mapping from multiple view images for 3D model construction. 1418-1421 - Alexander Scott, Lynne E. Parker, Claude F. Touzet:
Quantitative and qualitative comparison of three laser-range mapping algorithms using two types of laser scanner data. 1422-1427 - Mikko Sallinen, Tapio Heikkilä, Mika Rintala:
Sensor fusion with spatial uncertainties in a holonic multirobot workcell. 1428-1435 - Xiaobu Yuan, Simon X. Yang:
Reactive assembly planning in a dynamic virtual environment. 1436-1441 - Jonathan Baldwin, Anup Basu, Hong Zhang:
Hybrid video using motion estimation. 1442-1447 - Kevin G. Stanley, Q. M. Jonathan Wu, William A. Gruver:
An intelligent vision guided telerobotic system for file manipulation and office automation. 1448-1453 - Christopher E. Smith, Douglas P. Perrin:
HOLDeR: a layered system for vision-guided robotics. 1454-1459 - John Mashford, Wei Dai, Robin Drogemuller, Bertil Marksjö:
Image classifier and scene understanding systems of multiagent teams. 1460-1465 - Yoshifumi Murakami, Yoshinori Kuno, Nobutaka Shimada, Yoshiaki Shirai:
Intelligent wheelchair moving among people based on their observations. 1466-1471 - Jian Peng, Atit Srikaew, D. Mitchell Wilkes, Kazuhiko Kawamura, Richard Alan Peters II:
An active vision system for mobile robots. 1472-1477 - Hiroki Imamura, Yukiko Kenmochi, Kazunori Kotani:
Estimation of optical flow via voting process with weight function. 1478-1483 - Kwok-Wah Hung, Maurice Aw-Yong:
A content-based image retrieval system integrating color, shape and spatial analysis. 1484-1488 - Zhong Xue, Eam Khwang Teoh:
A novel eigenvector approach to pose and correspondence estimation. 1489-1494 - Hongbin Zha, Makoto Ikuta, Tsutomu Hasegawa:
Registration of range images with different scanning resolutions. 1495-1500 - Yonghuai Liu, Marcos A. Rodrigues:
Analysing the geometric properties of reflected correspondence vectors for the registration of free form shapes. 1501-1506 - Itamar Elhanany, Mati Sheinfeld, Arie Beck, Yagil Kadmon, Naftali Tal, Danny Tirosh:
Robust image registration based on feedforward neural networks. 1507-1511 - Woontack Woo, Namgyu Kim, Yuichi Iwadate:
Stereo imaging using a camera with stereoscopic adapter. 1512-1517 - Chia-Horng Huang, Jung-Hua Wang:
Stereo correspondence using Hopfield network with multiple constraints. 1518-1523 - Jin-Seo Kim, Maeng-Sub Cho:
Applying CIECAM97s in a color management system. 1524-1528 - Akash Mohabey, Ajay K. Ray:
Fusion of rough set theoretic approximations and FCM for color image segmentation. 1529-1534 - Yajun Zhang, Zhi-Qiang Liu:
Image quantization using Self-Splitting Competitive Learning. 1535-1540 - Ruby W. Chan, Peter B. Goldsmith:
A psychovisually-based image quality evaluator for JPEG images. 1541-1546 - Bongjun Lee, Jaeseok Kim, Chulhee Lee:
High quality image interpolation for color filter arrays. 1547-1550 - Hung-Shung Wong, Jung-Hua Wang:
Contrast enhancement based on divided histogram manipulation. 1551-1555 - Li Chen, Osei Adjei, Donald H. Cooley:
λ-connectedness: method and application. 1557-1562 - Hao Huang, Jung-Hua Wang:
Anisotropic diffusion for object segmentation. 1563-1567 - Yun-Teng Roan, Pei-Yin Chen:
A fast-search motion estimation method. 1568-1573 - Edouard Duchesnay, Jean-Jacques Montois, Yann Jacquelet, Abel Kinie:
Irregular adaptative pyramid of agents for segmentation to interpretation of image. 1574-1580 - Takashi Sakamoto, Toshikazu Kato:
Edge detection method insensitive to the light and shade variance in image. 1581-1585 - Young-Sup Hwang, Kyung-Ae Moon, Su-Young Chi, Dae-Geun Jang, Weon-Geun Oh:
Segmentation of a text printed in Korean and English using structure information and character recognizers. 1586-1591 - Z. Wang, Bao-Gang Hu, Lichen Liang, Qiang Ji:
Cell detection and tracking for micromanipulation vision system of cell-operation robot. 1592-1597 - Kenji Hara, Hongbin Zha, Tsutomu Hasegawa:
Topology-adaptive modeling of objects by using variable-size ball marching. 1598-1603 - Andrzej J. Kasinski, Tomasz Piascik:
Managing processes of perceptual organization for emerging geometrical objects. 1604-1609 - Ghassan Hamarneh, Tomas Gustavsson:
Statistically constrained snake deformations. 1610-1615 - Chang-Joon Park, Kyung-Ae Moon, Weon-Geun Oh, Heung-Moon Choi:
An efficient extraction of character string positions using morphological operator. 1616-1620 - Spyros N. Raptis, Spyros G. Tzafestas:
Fuzzy-probabilistic object recognition based on edge and texture descriptors fusion. 1621-1626 - Walterio W. Mayol, Ben Tordoff, David William Murray:
Towards wearable active vision platforms. 1627-1632 - Darryl Sale, Richard R. Schultz, Robert J. Szczerba:
Super-resolution enhancement of night vision image sequences. 1633-1638 - Tatsuya Shibata, Toshikazu Kato:
Bilateral functions of direction and pattern by auto-correlation model-categorizing texture and office images. 1639-1643 - Takio Kurita, Hiroyuki Shimai, Yasutaka Baba, Taketoshi Mishima, Masaru Tanaka, Shotaro Akaho, Shinji Umeyama:
Gaze control on virtual active vision system with binocular fish-eye lenses. 1644-1649 - Wing-Nin Leung, C. M. Ng, P. C. Yu:
Contour following parallel thinning for simple binary images. 1650-1655 - Mahmood Doroodchi, Ali M. Reza:
A new reasoning based filter. 1656-1660 - Mihaela Ulieru, Dan Stefanoiu, Douglas H. Norrie:
Holonic self-organization of multi-agent systems by fuzzy modeling with application to intelligent manufacturing. 1661-1666 - Dilip B. Kotak, Shahriar Bardi, William A. Gruver, Katayoun Zohrevand:
Comparison of hierarchical and holonic shop floor control using a virtual manufacturing environment. 1667-1672 - Robert W. Brennan, Christian Sorensen:
Evaluating machine agent coupling of reactive and planning-based control architectures for manufacturing. 1673-1678 - Sudong Shu, D. Mitchell Wilkes, Kazuhiko Kawamura:
Development of reusable, configurable, extensible holonic manufacturing system. 1679-1684 - Hiroyuki Nishiyama, Wataru Yamazaki, Fumio Mizoguchi:
Negotiation protocol for proof of realization of cooperative task in multi-agent robot systems. 1685-1690 - Wataru Yamazaki, Hiroyuki Nishiyama, Fumio Mizoguchi:
Architecture of the multi-agent system as a collaboration of physical devices. 1691-1696 - Alejandro Ramirez-Serrano, Shichun Zhu, Simon K. H. Chan, Samuel S. W. Chan, Beno Benhabib:
A hybrid PC/PLC architecture for manufacturing system control-implementation. 1697-1702 - Patricia Gutierrez-Robles, Ernesto López-Mellado, Antonio Ramírez-Treviño:
Specification and synthesis of control software for flexible manufacturing systems. 1703-1708 - Wenbiao Han, Mohsen A. Jafari:
Coordination control and deposition planning for improving deposition accuracy in layered manufacturing process. 1709-1714 - Robert C. Kremer, Douglas H. Norrie:
Architecture and design of a holonic visual interface. 1715-1720 - Alexander Hämmerle, Ralf Geurts, Franz Auinger:
Internal communication architecture for resource holons. 1721-1726 - Shiming Liu, William A. Gruver, Dilip B. Kotak, Shahriar Bardi:
Holonic manufacturing system for distributed control of automated guided vehicles. 1727-1732 - Ying Tang, MengChu Zhou, Robin G. Qiu:
Design of virtual production lines in back-end semiconductor manufacturing systems. 1733-1738 - Aldo Dagnino:
A Web portal for distributed concurrent engineering. 1739-1744 - Habtom W. Ressom, Holger Voos, Lothar Litz, Peter Schmitt:
On-line estimation of key quality parameters in nonwoven production. 1745-1749 - Uttapol Smutkupt, Palis Ratanaswasd, Larry LeBlanc, Kazuhiko Kawamura:
An Internet-based remote assembling system. 1750-1755 - Lingxue Kong, Mary Fenghua She, Saeid Nahavandi, Abbas Z. Kouzani:
Die temperature monitoring of high pressure die casting. 1756-1761 - Xiaokun Zhang, Douglas H. Norrie, Robert W. Brennan, Yuefei Xu:
A multi-level reconfiguration control for holonic PLC. 1762-1767 - Hideki Nomura, Takashi Naito:
Integrated visual servoing system to grasp industrial parts moving on conveyer by controlling 6DOF arm. 1768-1775 - Yong Zhao, Nobuo Sannomiya:
A method for solving large-scale flowshop problems by reducing search space of genetic algorithms. 1776-1781 - László Horváth, Imre J. Rudas:
Modeling of machining using relationships between features. 1782-1786 - Hyun Joong Yoon, Doo Yong Lee:
Deadlock-free scheduling method for track systems in semiconductor fabrication. 1787-1792 - Witold Jacak, Karin Pröll, Stephan Dreiseitl:
Conflict management in an intelligent multiagent robotic system. 1793-1798 - K. Preston White Jr., Christina Mastrangelo, Frank Anastasio:
Reengineering the operator interface for a semiconductor manufacturing execution system. 1799-1804 - Carlo Alberto Avizzano, Federico Barbagli, Massimo Bergamasco, Peter Feys:
Adaptive filters for the suppression of tremor. 1805-1810 - Won-Kyung Song, Jong-Sung Kim, Zeungnam Bien:
Visual servoing for human-robot interaction in the wheelchair-based rehabilitation robot. 1811-1816 - V. Shankararaman, Vivian Ambrosiadou, Martin J. Loomes, Trushar Panchal:
Patient care management using a multi-agent approach. 1817-1821 - Yoshifumi Nishida, Toshio Hori, Takashi Suehiro, Shigeoki Hirai:
Monitoring of breath sound under daily environment by ceiling dome microphone. 1822-1829 - Jerry Moore, Gregory Hobson, Gary Waldman, John Wootton:
An automated real-time direction-sensitive motion detection system. 1830-1835 - Xudong Yu, Jerry Weinberg, Mei C. Huang, Daniel K. Anderson:
HDA-an Internet-enabled system for healthcare management. 1836-1841 - Brian Wilson, James Graham, Peter Quesada, Claudio Maldonado, Haldun Orhun, John Barker, Amit Gupta:
Preliminary evaluation of global hand function measurement device. 1842-1846 - Koichi Sagawa, Hikaru Inooka, Yutaka Satoh:
Non-restricted measurement of walking distance. 1847-1852 - Asli Ozdas, Richard G. Shiavi, Stephen E. Silverman, Marilyn K. Silverman, D. Mitchell Wilkes:
Analysis of fundamental frequency for near term suicidal risk assessment. 1853-1858 - Dewen Jin, Ruihong Zhang, Jichuan Zhang, Rencheng Wang, William A. Gruver:
An intelligent above-knee prosthesis with EMG-based terrain identification. 1859-1864 - Naruaki Toma, Satoshi Endo, Koji Yamada, Hayao Miyagi:
The immune distributed competitive problem solver with major histocompatibility complex and immune network. 1865-1870 - Stuart H. Rubin:
Expanding the meaning of and applications for data mining. 1871 - Patricia L. Carbone:
Expanding the meaning of and applications for data mining. 1872-1873 - Michael H. Smith, Witold Pedrycz:
Expanding the meaning of and applications for data mining. 1874 - Marion G. Ceruti:
The relationship between artificial intelligence and data mining: application to future military information systems. 1875 - Dan Pan, Qilun Zheng, Guihua Wen, Xiangyang Li:
A novel self-optimizing approach for knowledge acquisition. 1876-1881 - Helen M. Moshkovich, Alexander I. Mechitov, Robert E. Schellenberger:
Effectiveness of ordinal information for data mining. 1882-1887 - Kevin W. Bowyer, Lawrence O. Hall, Thomas Moore, Nitesh V. Chawla, W. Philip Kegelmeyer:
A parallel decision tree builder for mining very large visualization datasets. 1888-1893 - James Graham, C. David Page, Alan Wild:
Parallel data mining for pharmacophore discovery. 1894-1899 - Chunhua Wang, Houkuan Huang, Honglian Li:
A fast distributed mining algorithm for association rules with item constraints. 1900-1905 - Yue Joyce Shu, Eric C. C. Tsang, Daniel S. Yeung, Daming Shi:
Mining fuzzy association rules with weighted items. 1906-1911 - Shixin Yu, Steve De Backer, Paul Scheunders:
Genetic feature selection combined with composite fuzzy nearest neighbor classifiers for high-dimensional remote sensing data. 1912-1916 - Gary G. Yen, Phayung Meesad:
Constructing a fuzzy expert system using the ILFN network and the genetic algorithm. 1917-1922 - Zafer Bingul, Ali Sekmen, Saleh Zein-Sabatto:
Evolutionary approach to multi-objective problems using adaptive genetic algorithms. 1923-1927 - Ning Feng Zeng, Keiji Taniguchi, Sadakazu Watanabe, Yutaka Nakano, Hiroyuki Nakamoto:
A precise classifier for the substances in urinary sediment images based on neural networks and fuzzy reasoning. 1928-1933 - Stephanie A. Guerlain, Donald E. Brown, Christina Mastrangelo:
Intelligent decision support systems. 1934-1938 - Venkat Chalasani, Peter A. Beling:
Contribution-based approach for feature selection in linear programming-based models. 1939-1943 - James P. Gunderson:
Adaptive goal prioritization by agents in dynamic environments. 1944-1948 - Hui Zhu, Peter A. Beling:
A meta-Gaussian approach to learning non-Gaussian Bayesian network structure. 1949-1954 - Gabriel J. Ferrer:
Anytime replanning using locality in agent architectures. 1955-1958 - Julie A. Adams, Carl Reynolds:
A complex situational management application employing expert systems. 1959-1964 - Marion G. Ceruti, Craig Anken, Albert D. Lin, Stuart H. Rubin:
Applications of high-performance knowledge-based technology. 1965-1971 - Johnson Kuo, Catherine M. Burns:
A work domain analysis for virtual private networks. 1972-1977 - Chengyi Sun, Yan Sun, Yu Sun:
Economic prediction system using double models. 1978-1983 - Wen-Yang Lin, I-Chung Kuo:
OLAP data cubes configuration with genetic algorithms. 1984-1989 - Mei-Ling Shyu, Shu-Ching Chen, R. L. Kashayp:
Organizing a network of databases using probabilistic reasoning. 1990-1995 - Jian Chen, Guozhuo Sun:
Integrated macroeconomic model (IMEM) and reasoning method for IMEM: combined qualitative-quantitative method. 1996-2001 - Alfons Schuster, Roy Sterritt, Kenny Adamson, Edwin P. Curran, C. Mary Shapcott:
Towards a decision support system for automated testing of complex telecommunication networks. 2002-2006 - Eyup Ertugrul Karsak:
A fuzzy multiple objective programming approach for personnel selection. 2007-2012 - Setsuo Tsuruta, Yuuko Yoshii, Masaki Honma, Akio Nakano:
Knowledgeable interface system using distributed multi-agents for mobile computer users. 2013-2018 - Shahab Akbari, Mohammad B. Menhaj:
A new framework of a decision support system for air to air combat tasks. 2019-2022 - Yu Li, Biqing Huang, Wenhuang Liu, Hongmei Gou, Cheng Wu:
Knowledge based decision support system for matchmaking of enterprise competence. 2023-2027 - Yan Wang, Ken C. K. Law, Kian-Lee Tan:
A mobile agent based protocol for distributed databases access. 2028-2033 - Lan Ye, Yong Luo, Motoyasu Nagata:
XML based message queuing. 2034-2039 - Fuminori Kimura, Satoko Kitajima, Sayaka Hirai, Motoyasu Nagata:
Clustered transaction processing for electronic commerce. 2040-2044 - Maria Zamfir Bleyberg, Karthik Ganesh:
Dynamic multi-dimensional models for text warehouses. 2045-2050 - Surya Dev Pathak, Greg Nordstrom, Susumu Kurokawa:
Modeling of supply chain: a multi-agent approach. 2051-2056 - Hyo Taeg Jung, Dong Kwan Kim, Young-Jong Yang, Sang-Duck Lee:
A design and implementation of object-oriented framework-based RAD tool (INTRAD). 2057-2061 - Masahito Kurihara, Hisashi Kondo:
BDD encoding for partial order constraints and its application to expert systems in software verification domains. 2062-2067 - Behrouz H. Far:
Modeling, extraction and reuse of organizational knowledge. 2068-2073 - Mei-Ling Shyu, Shu-Ching Chen:
A Bayesian network-based expert query system for a distributed database system. 2074-2079 - Ricardo R. Gudwin:
Evaluating intelligence: a computational semiotics perspective. 2080-2085 - Christopher Landauer, Kirstie L. Bellman:
Some measurable characteristics of intelligent computing systems. 2086-2091 - Ronald J. Kolz:
Real-time plant/ERP integration. 2092-2097 - Vicky Papaioannou, Nathalie Cassaigne:
A critical analysis of bid pricing models and support tool. 2098-2103 - Fumio Komiya, Koshichiro Mitsukuni, Norihisa Komoda:
An efficient method of setting BPR themes suitable for ERP package selection. 2104-2109 - Antonio Esposito, Vincenzo Loia:
Integrating concurrency control and distributed data into workflow frameworks: an actor model perspective. 2110-2114 - Qijia Tian, Jian Ma, Duanning Zhou, Zhongzhi Shi:
Integrating object-oriented analysis with action logic for model building. 2115-2120 - Yu Li, Biqing Huang, Wenhuang Liu, Hongmei Gou, Cheng Wu:
Enterprise competence modeling and management. 2121-2126 - Alejandro Ramirez-Serrano, Beno Benhabib:
Supervisory control of flexible-manufacturing workcells that allow the production of a priori unplanned part types. 2127-2131 - Jean-Louis Ferrier, Sébastien Lahaye, Laurent Hardouin, Jean-Louis Boimond:
MAISTeR: a user friendly software package for performance analysis and decision, based on (max, +) algebra. 2132-2137 - S. Mukhopadhay, Prodip Bhowal, Anupam Basu:
A framework for inferential problems in DEDS. III. Fault diagnosis. 2138-2143 - Shahid Hussain:
Project management using temporal logic programming. 2144-2149 - Maria Elena Meda-Campaña, Antonio Ramírez-Treviño, Ernesto López-Mellado:
Dynamical local properties for estimation and control of discrete event systems modeled by interpreted Petri nets. 2150-2155 - Paulo R. Politano, Heloisa A. Camargo, Edilson R. R. Kato, Orides Morandin Jr.:
A reactive programming procedure for flexible manufacturing system. 2156-2161 - S. Mukhopadhay, Prodip Bhowal, Anupam Basu:
A framework for inferential problems in DEDS. I. TTM based modeling. 2162-2167 - Prodip Bhowal, S. Mukhopadhay, Anupam Basu:
A framework for inferential problems in DEDS. II. State observation. 2168-2173 - Guillermo Ramírez-Prado, Alejandra Santoyo-Sanchez, Antonio Ramírez-Treviño, Ofelia Begovich:
Regulation problem in discrete event systems using interpreted Petri nets. 2174-2179 - Shigemasa Takai, Toshimitsu Ushio:
Reliable decentralized supervisory control of discrete event systems with marked language specifications. 2180-2185 - Abbas K. Zaidi:
A temporal programmer for time-sensitive modeling of discrete event systems. 2186-2191 - Philippe Declerck, Roland Guihur:
Supervisory control after perturbation. 2192-2197 - Glenn O. Allgood:
Mapping function and structure for an anticipatory system: what impact will it have and is it computationally feasible, today? 2198-2203 - Stephen W. Kercel, S. Alenka Brown-VanHoozer, W. R. VanHoozer:
The model-based mind. 2204-2209 - Stephen W. Kercel:
Why should engineers be interested in bizarre systems? 2210-2215 - Brian Damiano, Stephen W. Kercel, Raymond W. Tucker Jr., S. Alenka Brown-VanHoozer:
Recognizing a voice from its model. 2216-2221 - Myoung Hwan Choi, Sung Joo Kim:
A force/moment direction sensor and its use for human-robot interface in robot teaching. 2222-2227 - Catherine M. Burns, David J. Bryant, Bruce A. Chalmers:
A work domain model to support shipboard command and control. 2228-2233 - Tetsuya Miyoshi, Atsuo Murata:
Chaotic properties of rhythmic forearm movement. 2234-2239 - M. A. J. Arne Worm:
Information-centered human-machine systems analysis for tactical command and control systems modeling and development. 2240-2246 - Batool Labibi, Boris Lohmann:
Decentralized control via eigenstructure assignment. 2247-2251 - Boris Lohmann, Batool Labibi:
Decentralized stabilization using descriptor systems. 2252-2256 - John R. James, Daniel Ragsdale, Joseph H. Schafer, Timothy Presby:
Performance modeling of the advanced field artillery tactical data system. 2257-2262 - Rolando Domdom, Brian Espey, Mark Goodman, Karen Jones, Vincent Lim, Stephen Patek:
Transient analysis of DOCSIS 1.1 cable modem networks. 2263-2268 - Venkat Chalasani, Peter A. Beling:
Optimization based decision trees for multi-modal problems. 2269-2274 - Felix Lau, Stuart H. Rubin, Michael H. Smith, Ljiljana Trajkovic:
Distributed denial of service attacks. 2275-2280 - Douglas N. Fuller, William T. Scherer:
Population classification for managed healthcare within a state-based modeling framework. 2281-2286 - Tomoyuki Kitagawa, Tetsuya Maruta, Yoshitomo Ikkai, Norihisa Komoda:
A description language based on multi-functional modeling and a supply chain simulation tool. 2287-2292 - Nikola Bogunovic, Tomislav Rolich:
Deriving heuristics in evolutionary algorithms through families of focused experiments. 2293-2298 - Yonghong Tan, Xuanju Dang, Chun-Yi Su:
Feedback control techniques for gradient based learning. 2299-2304 - Qian Fei, Shigeya Ikebou, Takashi Kusunoki, Jijun Wu, Hironori Hirata:
A parallel reinforcement computing model for function optimization problems. 2305-2310 - Hiroki Yoshizawa, Shuji Hashimoto:
Landscape analyses and global search of knapsack problems. 2311-2315 - Masato Noto, Hiroaki Sato:
A method for the shortest path search by extended Dijkstra algorithm. 2316-2320 - Georgiy M. Levchuk, J. Rockey Luo, Yuri N. Levchuk, Krishna R. Pattipati:
Optimization algorithms in organizational design: optimality and complexity. 2321-2326 - Marie De Vilmorin, Emmanuel Duflos, Philippe Vanheeghe, Michel Prenat:
Optimal sensor management strategies based on the modeling of detection functions. 2327-2332 - Jasvir Singh, Amanpreet Singh, Davinder Pal Sharma, Harinder P. Singh, S. S. Bhatti:
Soft computing in FSK modem using DSP. 2333-2337 - Louise F. Gunderson, Donald E. Brown:
Using a multi-agent model to predict both physical and cyber criminal activity. 2338-2343 - Daniel Ragsdale, Curtis A. Carver Jr., Jeffrey W. Humphries, Udo W. Pooch:
Adaptation techniques for intrusion detection and intrusion response systems. 2344-2349 - John M. D. Hill, John R. Surdu, Daniel Ragsdale, Joseph H. Schafer:
Anticipatory planning in information operations. 2350-2355 - Lino Bort, Angel Pascual del Pobil:
Using speech to guide a mobile robot manipulator. 2356-2361 - Fuji Ren, Hongchi Shi:
A general ontology based multi-lingual multi-function multimedia intelligent system. 2362-2368 - Karthik Krishnamurthy, Donald T. Ward:
Intelligent systems for autonomous aircraft. 2369-2374 - Abdel Nasser Fawzy, Abdel-Wahab Fayez, Mona M. Riad:
Optimization of partial parallel interference cancellation (PPIC) factor in CDMA systems. 2375-2380 - Ching-Chang Wong, Chia-Chong Chen:
An SVD-QR-based approach to fuzzy modeling. 2381-2385 - Xiao Zhi Gao, Seppo J. Ovaska, Yasuhiko Dote:
Motor fault detection using Elman neural network with genetic algorithm-aided training. 2386-2392 - Sriram Narasimhan, Gautam Biswas, Gabor Karsai, Tal Pasternak, Feng Zhao:
Building observers to address fault isolation and control problems in hybrid dynamic systems. 2393-2398 - Fei-Yue Wang, Yuetong Lin, James Bing Pu:
Linguistic dynamic systems and computing with words for complex systems. 2399-2404 - Richard Saeks, Chadwick J. Cox, Paul R. Mays, John J. Murray:
Adaptive control of a hybrid electric vehicle. 2405-2410 - Kenneth J. Mackin, Eiichiro Tazaki:
Evolving intelligent multiagent systems using unsupervised agent communication and behavior training. 2411-2414 - Jen-Yang Chen, Ching-Chang Wong:
Stable extension control of nonlinear systems. 2415-2418 - Luís Seabra Lopes, Nuno Lau, Luís Paulo Reis:
Intelligent control and decision-making demonstrated on a simple compass-guided robot. 2419-2424 - Jason T. Garrett, Ákos Lédeczi, Frank DeCaria:
Towards a paradigm for activity modeling. 2425-2430 - Georg Frey, Lothar Litz:
Formal methods in PLC programming. 2431-2436 - Luciano Baresi, Marco Mauri, Antonello Monti, Mauro Pezzè:
PLCTOOLS: design, formal validation, and code generation for programmable controllers. 2437-2442 - I. A. Antoniadis, V. I. N. Leopoulos:
A concept for the integrated process description, PLC programming and simulation using Petri nets: application in a production process. 2443-2448 - Géraud Canet, Sandrine Couffin, Jean-Jacques Lesage, Antoine Petit, Philippe Schnoebelen:
Towards the automatic verification of PLC programs written in Instruction List. 2449-2454 - Thomas Mertke, Thomas Menzel:
Methods and tools to the verification of safety-related control software. 2455-2457 - Ghassan Hamarneh, Artur Chodorowski, Tomas Gustavsson:
Active contour models: application to oral lesion detection in color images. 2458-2463 - Ronald E. Giuntini, John C. Pooley III:
Life extension module for machinery diagnostic systems. 2464-2466 - Reki Yamamoto, Setsuo Tsuruta, Takashi Onoyama, Kazuko Oyanagi:
A knowledge-based method for validating specifications including open parts. 2467-2472 - Fuji Ren, Yoichi Takehara:
Tool MKSF for acquiring super-function in Java. 2473-2480 - Pascale Kuntz, Rémi Lehn, Henri Briand:
Dynamic rule graph drawing by genetic search. 2481-2486 - Chunkai Zhang, Huihe Shao, Yu Li:
Particle swarm optimisation for evolving artificial neural network. 2487-2490 - Wai Sum Tang:
A discrete-time recurrent neural network for solving quadratic programs with application to FIR filter synthesis. 2491-2496 - José M. Molina, Inés María Galván, Pedro Isasi, Araceli Sanchis:
Grammars and cellular automata for evolving neural networks architectures. 2497-2502 - Péter Baranyi, Kin Fong Lei, Yeung Yam:
Complexity reduction of singleton based neuro-fuzzy algorithm. 2503-2508 - Xiaoqin Zeng, Daniel S. Yeung, Xuequan Sun:
Sensitivity analysis of multilayer perceptron to input perturbation. 2509-2514 - Michael A. Gray:
Justification-based belief maintenance using neural networks. 2515-2520 - Norihiro Kawasaki, Yuko Osana, Masafumi Hagiwara:
Chaotic associative memory for successive learning using internal patterns. 2521-2526 - James S. Kirk, Jozef M. Zurada:
A two-stage algorithm for improved topography preservation in self-organizing maps. 2527-2532 - Yuhki Shiraishi, Kotaro Hirasawa, Jinglu Hu, Junichi Murata:
Self-organization in probabilistic neural networks. 2533-2538 - Masahiro Nakagawa:
A chaos associative memory with a skew-tent mapping. 2539-2544 - Shenshan Qiu, Eric C. C. Tsang, Daniel S. Yeung:
Stability of discrete Hopfield neural networks with time-delay. 2545-2550 - Baoguo Xie, Simon X. Yang, Mohamed Karmali, Anna Lammerding:
A novel dose-response model for foodborne pathogens using neural networks. 2551-2556 - Noriaki Sato, Masafumi Hagiwara:
A visual nervous network for moving object recognition. 2557-2562 - Santanu Kumar Rath, Jagdish Chandra Patra, Alex ChiChung Kot:
An intelligent pressure sensor with self-calibration capability using artificial neural networks. 2563-2568 - Ryotaro Kamimura, Taeko Kamimura:
Information theoretic rule discovery in neural networks. 2569-2574 - Motomichi Inoue, Yasue Mitsukura, Minoru Fukumi, Norio Akamatsu:
Neural net based image retrieval by using color and location information. 2575-2579 - Pablo A. Estévez, Marcelo E. Fernández, Claudio M. Held, Carlos A. Holzmann, Claudio A. Pérez, Juan Pablo Pérez:
Classification of sleep-waking states using modular neural networks. 2580-2585 - Koichiro Takita, Yuko Osana, Masafumi Hagiwara:
Reinforcement learning algorithm with network extension for pulse neural network. 2586-2591 - Hajime Asato, Hayao Miyagi, Katsumi Yamashita:
An estimation of nonlinear time series with ARCH errors using neural networks. 2592-2596 - Jeanson Hung, Jung-Hua Wang:
Topology preserving using harmonic competitive neural networks. 2597-2599 - Yao Liang:
Adaptive neural activation functions in multiresolution learning. 2601-2606 - Farooq Azam, Hugh Vanlandingham:
An iterative divide and conquer modular neural network model. 2607-2612 - Marcos F. S. V. D'Angelo, Pyramo P. Costa Jr.:
State estimation for induction machines using an neural network backpropagation technique. 2613-2618 - Daniel K. Wedding, Adel Eltimsahy:
Flexible link control using multiple forward paths, multiple RBF neural networks in a direct control application. 2619-2624 - Bruno Apolloni, Adrian Moise:
Mobile robot navigation using the mathematical model of the sensing system. 2625-2630 - Tsu-Tian Lee, Te-Mu Chen, Jin-Tsong Jeng:
A new neural structure with parallel and serial output via functional CPBUM neural network. 2631-2636 - Herath K. U. Samarasinghe, Shuji Hashimoto:
Fault detection and diagnosis system for air-conditioning units using recurrent type neural network. 2637-2642 - Ivan Nunes da Silva, Marcos M. Imamura, André Nunes de Souza:
The application of neural networks to the analysis of dissolved gases in insulating oil used in transformers. 2643-2648 - Dongsik Kang, Hayao Miyagi, Sigeru Omatu:
Neuro-fuzzy classification of the new and used bills using acoustic data. 2649-2654 - Jagdish Chandra Patra, Alex ChiChung Kot, Yan Qiu Chen:
Chebyschev functional link artificial neural networks for nonlinear dynamic system identification. 2655-2660 - Christine Qiong Wu, Shouling He:
Neural-based control and stability of a nonlinear, non-autonomous, base-excited inverted pendulum system. 2661-2666 - Shouling He, Nariman Sepehri:
Online modeling and prediction of a hydraulic force-acting system using neural networks. 2667-2672 - José Alfredo Covolan Ulson, Ivan Nunes da Silva, Sergio H. Benez, Roberto L. Villas Boas:
Modeling and identification of fertility maps using artificial neural networks. 2673-2678 - Farooq Azam, Hugh Vanlandingham:
An alternate radial basis function neural network model. 2679-2684 - Sigeru Omatu, Toru Fujinaka, Michifumi Yoshioka:
Neuro-PID control for inverted single and double pendulums. 2685-2690 - Akihiro Sakaguchi, Toru Yamamoto:
A GMDH network using backpropagation and its application to a controller design. 2691-2696 - Fong C. Teng:
Real-time control using Matlab Simulink. 2697-2702 - Paolo Dadone, Hugh Vanlandingham:
On the non-differentiability of fuzzy logic systems. 2703-2708 - Ping Zhang, Lihui Chen, Alex ChiChung Kot:
A novel hybrid classifier for recognition of handwritten numerals. 2709-2714 - Claudio A. Perez, Claudio M. Held, Pablo R. Mollinger:
Improved handwritten digit recognition system based on fuzzy rules and prototypes created by Euclidean distance. 2715-2720 - Kwok-Wah Hung, Wing-Nin Leung, Yau-Chuen Lai:
Boxing code for stroke-order free handprinted Chinese character recognition. 2721-2724 - Reda Alhajj, Faruk Polat, Ashraf Elnagar:
Employing multi-agents to identify touching of adjacent digits in handwritten Hindi numerals. 2725-2730 - Jinwook Go, Chulhee Lee:
Analytical decision boundary feature extraction for neural networks for the recognition of unconstrained handwritten digits. 2731-2734 - Mehdi Dehghan, Karim Faez, Majid Ahmadi, Malayappan Shridhar:
Holistic handwritten word recognition using discrete HMM and self-organizing feature map. 2735-2739 - Wijerupage Sardha Wijesoma, Mingming Ma, Eric Sung:
Selecting optimal personalized features for on-line signature verification using GA. 2740-2745 - Ya-Jun Zhang, Zhi-Qiang Liu:
Curve detection using a new clustering approach in the Hough space. 2746-2751 - Kwok Wai Yue, Wijerupage Sardha Wijesoma:
Improved segmentation and segment association for on-line signature verification. 2752-2756 - Angelo Marcelli:
Exploring genetic programming for modeling character shape. 2757-2762 - Wenhao Shu, Daming Shi, Guoliang Qian, Fusi Wang:
An extension matrix approach to Chinese character recognition. 2763-2768 - Toshihisa Kosaka, Sigeru Omatu:
Classification of the Italian Lira using the LVQ method. 2769-2774 - Jian-Gang Wang, Eric Sung:
Morphology-based front-view facial contour detection. 2775-2780 - Daniel J. Pack:
A fast object recognition system using object appearances. 2781-2788 - Yasue Mitsukura, Minoru Fukumi, Norio Akamatsu:
A design of face detection system by using lip detection neural network and skin distinction neural network. 2789-2793 - Keiji Gyohten:
Optimization-based image analysis dealing with symbolic constraints using hierarchical multi-agent system. 2794-2799 - Fatima El-Matouat, Olivier Colot, Patrick Vannoorenberghe, Jacques Labiche:
From continuous to discrete variables for Bayesian network classifiers. 2800-2805 - Eric Lefevre, Olivier Colot, Patrick Vannoorenberghe, Denis de Brucq:
Knowledge modeling methods in the framework of evidence theory: an experimental comparison for melanoma detection. 2806-2811 - Robert S. Lynch Jr., Peter K. Willett:
Adaptive Bayesian classification using noninformative Dirichlet priors. 2812-2815 - Xianghui Chen, Shanjun Zhu, Yindong Ji:
Entropy based uncertainty measures for classification rules with inconsistency tolerance. 2816-2821 - Tarald O. Kvålseth:
On exponential entropies. 2822-2826 - Hiroshi Watanabe:
A new view of the formal entropy as a measure of interdependence and its application to pattern recognition. 2827-2832 - Brian D. Maciel, Richard Alan Peters II:
A comparison of neural and statistical techniques in object recognition. 2833-2838 - Armand Boatas, Bernard Dubuisson, Marie-Agnès Dillies-Peltier:
A new statistical pattern recognition distance rejection model: application to the monitoring of car catalytic converters. 2839-2844 - Pieter A. van Vuuren, Alwyn J. Hoffman:
Improved rule generation for a neuro-fuzzy network. 2845-2850 - Claudio A. Perez, Guillermo D. Gonzalez, Cristian Salinas:
Neural versus difference equation modeling for 2D pattern recognition problems. 2851-2856 - Ahmed Abouelela, Hazem M. Abbas, Hesham Eldeeb, Salwa M. Nassar:
A statistical approach for textile fault detection. 2857-2862 - George K. Knopf, Archana P. Sangole:
Trinocular data registration using a three-dimensional self-organizing feature map. 2863-2868 - Kenji Nakahira, Tetsuji Kodama, Takeshi Furnhashi, Hiroshi Maeda:
A bat-like sonar system consisting of hardware digital correlators. 2869-2872 - Jie Zhou, Le-ping Xin, Gang Rong, David Zhang:
Decision fusion based cartridge identification using Support Vector Machine. 2873-2877 - Manish Sarkar:
Modular pattern classifiers: a brief survey. 2878-2883 - Jiang Li, Qing Zhuo, Wenyuan Wang:
A novel approach to analyze the result of polygraph. 2884-2886 - Changshui Zhang, Yanhua Sun:
AR model for keystroker verification. 2887-2890 - Kidae Kim, Dae Hee Youn, Chulhee Lee:
Evaluation of wavelet filters for speech recognition. 2891-2894 - Dan Mikami, Masafumi Hagiwara:
Self-growing learning vector quantization with additional learning and rule extraction abilities. 2895-2900 - Liang Chen, Naoyuki Tokuda:
Stability analysis of voting schemes on a continuous model. 2901-2906 - Tarald O. Kvålseth:
Correction of Renyi's 'gain of information'. 2907-2911 - Stephen H. Levine, John G. Kreifeldt, Lin Liu:
Reconstructing point patterns from incomplete nonmetric representations. 2912-2916 - Yun Chen, Tomomi Shimizu, Kimihide Yamauchi, Minoru Okada:
Ambiguous problem investigation in off-line mathematical expression understanding. 2917-2922 - Thierry Denoeux, M. Skarstein Bjanger:
Induction of decision trees from partially classified data using belief functions. 2923-2928 - Yuichi Kato, Masato Takahashi, Ryuichi Ohtsuki, Shizuma Yamaguchi:
A proposal of fuzzy test for statistical hypothesis. 2929-2934 - Yadong Wu, Yan Li:
Robust speech/non-speech detection in adverse conditions using the fuzzy polarity correlation method. 2935-2939 - Stéphane Perrin, Alain Bibaut, Emmanuel Duflos, Philippe Vanheeghe:
Use of wavelets for ground-penetrating radar signal analysis and multisensor fusion in the frame of land mine detection. 2940-2945 - Motofumi T. Suzuki, Toshikazu Kato, Nobuyuki Otsu:
A similarity retrieval of 3D polygonal models using rotation invariant shape descriptors. 2946-2952 - Sangdon Lee, Han Suk Choi, Youngjong Yang, Sangduck Lee:
XML-based retrieval of object-oriented frameworks. 2953-2958 - Zhong Zhang, Hiroaki Kawabata, Zhi-Qiang Liu:
EEG analysis using fast wavelet transform. 2959-2964 - Teruyoshi Yamaguchi, Tomonori Hashiyama, Shigeru Okuma:
A study on reconfigurable computing system for cryptography. 2965-2968 - Gangyi Jiang, Tae Young Choi, Suk Kyo Hong, Jae Wook Bae, Byung Suk Song:
Lane and obstacle detection based on fast inverse perspective mapping algorithm. 2969-2974 - Mei Yu, Yong-Deak Kim:
An approach to Korean license plate recognition based on vertical edge matching. 2975-2980 - Nasser Housbangi:
Autonomous robotic positioning umbilical system. 2981-2986 - Takaaki Yamada, Shuji Kitazawa:
Spatial information sharing with patch-working of feature drawings. 2987-2992 - Jung Tae Cho, Boo Hee Nam:
A study on the fuzzy control navigation and the obstacle avoidance of mobile robot using camera. 2993-2997 - Fred Cruz Filho, Paulo R. M. Maciel, Edna Barros:
Using Petri nets for data dependency analysis. 2998-3003 - Juan Rodríguez-Beltrán, Antonio Ramírez-Treviño:
Minimum initial marking in timed marked graphs. 3004-3008 - Kunihiko Hiraishi:
A Petri-net-based model for the mathematical analysis of multi-agent systems. 3009-3014 - Keigo Kobayashi, Toshimitsu Ushio:
An application of LLP supervisory control with Petri net models in mobile robots. 3015-3020 - Wlodek M. Zuberek:
Hierarchical analysis of manufacturing systems using Petri nets. 3021-3026 - Torbjorn Liljenvall:
Benchmarking an algorithm for Petri net scheduling. 3027-3032 - Philippe Rongier, Alain Liégeois, Olivier Simonin:
Markovian analysis of a heterogeneous system: application to a cooperation task for multiple consumer robots. 3033-3038 - Sea Ling, Heinz W. Schmidt:
Time Petri nets for workflow modelling and analysis. 3039-3044 - Fu-Shiung Hsieh:
Reconfigurable fault tolerant deadlock avoidance controller synthesis for assembly production processes. 3045-3050 - Gi-Bum Lee, Jin S. Lee:
The state equation of Petri net for the LD program. 3051-3056 - Orides Morandin Jr., Edilson R. R. Kato, Paulo R. Politano, Heloisa A. Camargo, Arthur J. V. Porto, Ricardo Y. Inamasu:
A modular modeling approach for automated manufacturing systems based on shared resources and process planning using Petri nets. 3057-3062 - Wlodek M. Zuberek:
Timed Petri net models of cluster tools. 3063-3068 - Michael D. Lemmon, Kevin X. He, Sol Shatz:
Dynamic reconfiguration of software objects using Petri nets and network unfolding. 3069-3074 - Penglin Zhu, Eckehard Schnieder:
Holistic modeling of complex systems with Petri nets. 3075-3080 - Michael Meyer zu Hörste, Eckehard Schnieder:
Modeling train control systems with Petri nets-a functional reference-architecture. 3081-3086 - Srini Ramaswamy:
A Petri net based approach for establishing necessary software design and testing requirements. 3087-3092 - Meimei Gao, ZhiMing Wu, MengChu Zhou:
A Petri net-based formal reasoning algorithm for fuzzy production rule-based systems. 3093-3097 - Daniel Gurovic, Wolfgang Fengler, Jürgen Nützel:
Development of real-time system specifications through the refinement of duration interval Petri nets. 3098-3103 - Kenzo Kurihara, Seizo Takigawa, Nobuyuki Nishiuchi:
New structured and hierarchical network model for designing FA control system. 3104-3109 - Stéphane Julia, Clarimundo Machado M. Júior:
Scheduling batch systems using a Petri net model and an intelligent backtrack mechanism. 3110-3115 - Fuhua Lin, Larry Korba:
Incorporating communication monitoring and control facility in multi-agent systems. 3116-3121 - Yu-Jin Song, Jong-Kun Lee:
Analysis of Petri net models using transitive matrix. 3122-3127 - Haiping Xu, Sol M. Shatz:
Extending G-nets to support inheritance modeling in concurrent object-oriented design. 3128-3133 - Boleslaw Mikolajczak, Artur Ottlik:
Specification of distributed systems with actors using object-oriented Petri nets. 3134-3140 - Shigeki Sugiyama:
Reflected method for having consciousness. 3141-3146 - Edilson R. R. Kato, Orides Morandin Jr., Paulo R. Politano, Heloisa A. Camargo:
A modular modeling approach for CNC machines control using Petri nets. 3147-3152 - Michael J. Sanders:
Efficient computation of enabled transition bindings in high-level Petri nets. 3153-3158 - Guido Wirtz, Holger Giese:
Using UML and object-coordination-nets for workflow specification. 3159-3164 - Pado Maciel, Edna Barros, Mauro Silva, Fred Cruz Filho:
Resource sharing estimation by Petri nets in PISH hardware/software co-design system. 3165-3170 - Min Han, Kotaro Hirasawa, Hangen Ni, Xiaomeng Jia:
Optimal structure analysis of universal learning network with multi-branches. 3171-3176 - Dianxiang Xu, Yi Deng:
Modeling mobile agent systems with high level Petri nets. 3177-3182 - Hongmei Gou, Biqing Huang, Wenhuang Liu, Shouju Ren, Yu Li:
Petri-net-based business process modeling for virtual enterprises. 3183-3188 - Isabel Demongodin, Mustapha Mostefaoui, Nathalie Sauer:
Steady state of continuous neutral weighted marked graphs. 3189-3194 - Inseon Koh, Junyeol Park, Joohan Song:
Developing adaptive buffer-level synchronization algorithm by Petri nets for improving quality of multimedia related services. 3195-3200 - Euisu Park, Dawn M. Tilbury, Pramod P. Khargonekar:
Control logic generation for machining systems using Petri net formalism. 3201-3206 - Stefan Einer, Roman Slovák, Eckehard Schnieder:
Modeling train control systems with Petrinets-an operational specification. 3207-3211 - Horst Ey, Dirk Sackmann, Martin Mutz, Jürgen Sauer:
Adaptive job-shop scheduling with routing and sequencing flexibility using expert knowledge and coloured Petri nets. 3212-3217 - Shin'ichiro Nishi, Satoshi Taoka, Toshimasa Watanabe:
A new heuristic method for solving the minimum initial marking problem of Petri nets. 3218-3223 - Makio Suzuki, Kazuhiko Terashima:
Semi-automatic control of overhead crane using potential method. 3224-3229 - Takashi Matsuzaki, Hiroshi Kameda, Shingo Tsujimichi, Yoshio Kosuge:
Maneuvering target tracking using constant velocity and constant angular velocity model. 3230-3234 - Roland Stenzel:
A behavior-based control architecture. 3235-3240 - Brendan McAvoy, Bamidele Sangolola, Zsolt Szabad:
Optimal trajectory generation for redundant planar manipulators. 3241-3246 - Jonathan M. Borg, Mehran Mehrandezh, Robert G. Fenton, Beno Benhabib:
An Ideal Proportional Navigation Guidance system for moving object interception-robotic experiments. 3247-3252 - Weihai Chen, I-Ming Chen, Wee Kiat Lim, Guilin Yang:
Cartesian coordinate control for redundant modular robots. 3253-3258 - Minom Sasaki, Hideo Asai, Motohiro Kawafuku, Yasuro Hori:
Self-tuning control of a translational flexible arm using neural networks. 3259-3264 - Ron Lumia, Gregory P. Starr, John E. Wood:
Using trinocular vision to build a real-time world model. 3265-3270 - Hun-ok Lim, Yousuke Yamamoto, Atsuo Takanishi:
Control to realize human-like walking of a biped humanoid robot. 3271-3276 - Ziauddin Ahmad:
An optimal robot tracking controller with application in the finite horizon case. 3277-3281 - Aiguo Ming, Makoto Kajitani:
Motion planning for a new golf swing robot. 3282-3287 - Filipe M. Silva, José António Tenreiro Machado:
Position/force control of biped walking robots. 3288-3293 - Yasuhisa Hasegawa, Toshio Fukuda, Yoshikuni Ito:
Behavior modification for continuous locomotion of brachiation-type mobile robot. 3294-3299 - Jung-Min Yang, D.-I. Ko, Kwang-Hyun Shim, S.-K. Hwang:
Fault tolerant gaits of legged robots for locked joint failures. 3300-3305 - John R. Budenske, Jordan Bonney, Atiq Ahamad, Ranga S. Ramanujan, Dean F. Hougen, Nikos Papanikolopoulos:
Nomadic routing applications for wireless networking in a team of miniature robots. 3306-3311 - Guilherme A. S. Pereira, Mario F. M. Campos, Luis Antonio Aguirre:
Data based dynamical modeling of vision observed small robots. 3312-3317 - Michael D. Naish, Elizabeth A. Croft, Beno Benhabib:
Dynamic dispatching of coordinated sensors. 3318-3323 - Osman Parlaktuna, Metin Ozkan:
Adaptive control of free-floating space manipulators. 3324-3329 - Christine Qiong Wu, Ryan Swain:
On Lyapunov's stability control of two-link base-excited inverted pendulums with applications to human locomotion. 3330-3335 - Zsolt Szabad, Bamidele Sangolola, Brendan McAvoy:
Genetic optimisation of manipulation forces for co-operating robots. 3336-3341 - Vinicius M. De Oliveira, Edson Roberto de Pieri, Walter Fetter Lages:
Feedforward control of a mobile robot using a neural network. 3342-3347 - Chalita Hiransoog, Christopher A. Malcolm:
Investigation of manipulative intelligence. 3348-3353 - Surachai Suksakulchai, Siripun Thongchai, D. Mitchell Wilkes, Kazuhiko Kawamura:
Mobile robot localization using an electronic compass for corridor environment. 3354-3359 - Hisseine Dadi, Boris Lohmann:
Nonlinear tracking control for a lightweight flexible robot. 3360-3365 - Farn-Shing Chen, Ta-Chun Chang, Hsiu-Hsiang Liao:
The application of the grey relation analysis on teacher appraisal. 3366-3371 - Pattanapong Tungsubutra, Djilt Laowattana:
An error reference plane of an adaptive controller for a SCARA manipulator. 3372-3377 - Natasha Balac, Daniel M. Gaines, Douglas Fisher:
Using regression trees to learn action models. 3378-3383 - Kun-Li Wen, Ting-Cheng Chang, Wei-Che Chang, Mei-Li You:
The study of missing point in GM(1, 1) model. 3384-3387 - Wei-Che Chang, Kun-Li Wen, Hung Shi Chen, Ting-Cheng Chang:
The selection model of pavement material via grey relational grade. 3388-3391 - Liang-Teh Lee, Ching-Ren Wei:
A data-driven approach for supporting extension processing. 3392-3395 - Pei-Di Shen, Hsuan-Shih Lee:
A linguistic computation model for fuzzy evaluation system. 3396-3399 - Maw-Sheng Horng, Kuo-Hui Tsai, Jin-Long Wang, Hsuan-Shih Lee:
Identification of fuzzy system based on gray relation. 3400-3404 - Byoung-Hee Kim, Kwang-Hyun Cho, Kyoung-Sup Park:
Analysis and feedback control of LonWorks-based network systems for automated manufacturing. 3405-3409 - Yo-Ping Huang, Hung-Jin Chen:
Using extension theory to design a fast data processing model. 3410-3420 - Hsuan-Shih Lee:
A new fuzzy ranking method based on fuzzy preference relation. 3416-3420 - Wei Liu, George Wang:
Auto-tuning procedure for model-based predictive controller. 3421-3426 - Qijuan Chen, Zhihuai Xiao:
Dynamic modeling of hydroturbine generating set. 3427-3430 - Galigekere R. Dattatreya, Sarvesh Sarvesh Kulkarni, Horacio Martinez, Rogelio Soto:
Adaptive control of heterogeneous ad hoc networks. 3431-3436 - Salam Sawadogo, Roger M. Faye, Ahmed Benhammou, Kouatar Akouz:
Decentralized adaptive predictive control of multi-reach irrigation canal. 3437-3442 - Peter B. Goldsmith:
The equivalence of LTI iterative learning control and feedback control. 3443-3448 - Stephen Shervais, Thaddeus T. Shannon:
Improving quasi-optimal inventory and transportation policies using adaptive critic based approximate dynamic programming. 3449-3454 - Tohru Kawabe:
A bound estimation method for systems with parametric uncertainty. 3455-3458 - Jonas B. Waller, Jinglu Hu, Kotaro Kirasawa:
Nonlinear model predictive control utilizing a neuro-fuzzy predictor. 3459-3464 - Chuwang Cheng, Christine Qiong Wu, Chung Ying Chan, Alexander Thornton-Trump:
Development of a decentralized robust controller for uncertain large-scale systems with control delays. 3465-3470 - Zhen Z. Ye, Terry W. Martin, Juan C. Balda:
Modeling and nonlinear control of a switched reluctance motor to minimize torque ripple. 3471-3478 - Saloua Mezghani, Abdelkader El Kamel, Pierre Borne:
Observer-based multimodel control. 3479-3484 - Michel Cotsaftis:
Control optimization for high performance system. 3485-3489 - Youjiang Long, Hayao Miyagi, Katsumi Yamashita:
Windmill power systems controller design using H∞ theory. 3490-3495 - Chuwang Cheng, Christine Qiong Wu, Alexander Thornton-Trump:
Robust analysis and synthesis for delayed systems with rank-1 type uncertainties. 3496-3501 - Samira Hassouna, Patrick Coirault:
Identification of Volterra kernels of non-linear systems. 3502-3507 - Daoying Pi, Dale E. Seborg, Jianxia Shou, Youxian Sun, Qing Lin:
Analysis of current cycle error assisted iterative learning control for discrete nonlinear time-varying systems. 3508-3513 - Mohammed Chadli, Didier Maquin, José Ragot:
Relaxed stability conditions for Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy systems. 3514-3519 - Marjan Golob, Boris Tovornik:
Identification of non-linear dynamic systems with decomposed fuzzy models. 3520-3525 - Cang Ye, Danwei Wang:
A novel behavior fusion method for the navigation of mobile robots. 3526-3531 - Siripun Thongchai, Surachai Suksakulchai, D. Mitchell Wilkes, Nilanjan Sarkar:
Sonar behavior-based fuzzy control for a mobile robot. 3532-3537 - István Nagy, Wai-Keung Fung, Péter Baranyi:
Neuro-fuzzy based vector field model: an unified representation for mobile robot guiding styles. 3538-3543 - Dongbing Gu, Huosheng Hu:
Wavelet neural network based predictive control for mobile robots. 3544-3549 - Massimiliano Marchesi, Francesco Angrilli, R. Venezia:
Coordinated control for free-flyer space robots. 3550-3555 - Manish Sarkar:
Fuzzy-rough nearest neighbors algorithm. 3556-3561 - Teruko Yata, Akihisa Ohya, Shin'ichi Yuta:
Using one bit wave memory for mobile robots' new sonar-ring sensors. 3562-3567 - Shigeharu Taniguchi, Yasuhiko Dote, Seppo J. Ovaska:
Control of intelligent agent systems (robots) using extended soft computing. 3568-3572 - Arit Thammano:
Forecasting time series using logical combinations of neural-based networks. 3573-3577 - Jarkko Niittymäki, Ville Könönen:
Traffic signal controller based on fuzzy logic. 3578-3581 - Mark J. Embrechts, Fabio A. Arciniegas:
Neural networks for text-to-speech phoneme recognition. 3582-3587 - Mika Sato-Ilic:
On evaluation of clustering using homogeneity analysis. 3588-3593 - Takumi Ichimura, Kazuya Mera, Toshiyuki Yamashita:
Construction of a dialog system with emotions for elderly persons by neural networks. 3594-3599 - Shyue-Liang Wang, Ju-Wen Shen, Tzung-Pei Hong:
Mining fuzzy functional dependencies from quantitative data. 3600-3605 - Shin-Mu Tseng:
Efficient mining of categorized association rules in large databases. 3606-3610 - Chen-Sen Ouyang, Shie-Jue Lee:
A hybrid algorithm for structure identification of neuro-fuzzy modeling. 3611-3616 - Sheng-Chai Chi, Ren-Jien Kuo, Po-Wen Teng:
A fuzzy self-organizing map neural network for market segmentation of credit card. 3617-3622 - Chun-Liang Hou, Shie-Jue Lee:
A self-constructed radial basis function neural network and its applications. 3623-3628 - Rey-Chue Hwang, Huang-Chu Huang, Wei-Shen Chi:
A new fuzzy PID-like controller. 3629-3634 - Radim Belohlávek:
Model theory for fuzzy logic in the foundations of soft computing. 3635-3640 - Mihaela Ulieru, Oscar Cuzzani, Stuart H. Rubin, Marion G. Ceruti:
Application of soft computing methods to the diagnosis and prediction of glaucoma. 3641-3645 - Roy Sterritt, Adele H. Marshall, C. Mary Shapcott, Sally I. McClean:
Exploring dynamic Bayesian belief networks for intelligent fault management systems. 3646-3652 - Xiao Zhi Gao, Seppo J. Ovaska:
Fuzzy information processing with neural networks. 3653-3659 - Xi-Zhao Wang, Daniel S. Yeung:
Using fuzzy integral to modeling case based reasoning with feature interaction. 3660-3665 - Henry Y. K. Lau, Kai-Ling Mak, M. C. C. Ngan:
An intelligent robotic framework for automated assembly. 3666-3671 - Ayako Hiramatsu, Kazuo Nose, Hiroshi Shimoura, Kenji Tenmoku:
Adaptive genetic algorithm for on-ramp traffic control. 3672-3677 - Yasue Wlitsukura, Minoru Fukumi, Norio Akamatsu:
A design of genetic fog occurrence forecasting system by using LVQ network. 3678-3681 - Ramaswamy Palaniappan, Paramesran Raveendran, Shogo Nishida, Naoki Saiwaki:
Evolutionary fuzzy ARTMAP for autoregressive model order selection and classification of EEG signals. 3682-3686 - Wail Gueaieb, Fakhreddine Karray, Salah Al-Sharhan:
Computational intelligence based approach for the joint trajectory generation of cooperative robotic systems. 3687-3692 - Daniel S. Yeung, Xi-Zhao Wang:
Using a neuro-fuzzy technique to improve the clustering based on similarity. 3693-3698 - Kei Ohnishi, Hideyuki Takagi:
Feedback model inspired by biological development to hierarchically design complex structure. 3699-3704 - Bohdan S. Butkiewicz:
System with hybrid fuzzy-conventional PID controller. 3705-3709 - Hung-Pin Chen, Chiung-San Lee:
High speed multistage fuzzy hardware architecture for fuzzy logic control. 3710-3715 - Thomas A. Sudkamp, Aaron Knapp, Jon Knapp:
A greedy approach to rule reduction in fuzzy models. 3716-3721 - Farrokh Janabi-Sharifi, J. Fan:
A learning fuzzy system for looper control in rolling mills. 3722-3727 - Mohammad Rohmanuddin,