James R. Slagle

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Published: 1993
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1984
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James R. Slagle, John K. Dixon:
Freedom descriptions: A way to find figures that approximate given points. Pattern Recognit. 17(6): 631-636 (1984)
1981
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John K. Dixon, Susan A. Bouchard, William G. Kennedy, James R. Slagle:
MARK I Robot. IJCAI 1981: 1065
1980
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James R. Slagle, John K. Dixon:
Finding a good figure that approximately passes through given points. Pattern Recognit. 12(5): 319-326 (1980)
1970
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James R. Slagle, John K. Dixon:
Experiments with the M & N tree-searching program. Commun. ACM 13(3): 147-154 (1970)
1969
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James R. Slagle, John K. Dixon:
Experiments With Some Programs That Search Game Trees. J. ACM 16(2): 189-207 (1969)

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