Artificial intelligence and automation
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Artificial intelligence and automation
（Advanced series on artificial intelligence, v. 3）
World Scientific, c1998
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Description
Covering artificial intelligence and automation, these contributions discuss: the evolution of AI tools; an SPN knowledge representation scheme; software engineering using AI; the impact of AI in VLSI design automation; incremental adaptation as a method to improve reactive behaviour; and more.
Table of Contents
- A new way to acquire knowledge, H.-Y. Wang
- an SPN knowledge representation scheme, J. Gattiker and N. Bourbakis
- on the deep structures of word problems and their construction, F. Gomez
- resolving conflicts in inheritance reasoning with statistical approach, C. Lee
- integrating high and low level computer vision for scene understanding, R. Malik and S. So
- the evolution of commercial AI tools - the first decade, F. Hayes-Roth
- reengineering - the AT generation - billions on the table, J.S. Minor, Jr.
- an intelligent tool for discovering data dependencies in relational DBS, P. Gavaskar and F. Golshani
- a case-based reasoning (CBR) tool to assist traffic flow, B. Das and S. Bayles
- a study of financial expert system based on flops, T. Kaneko and K. Takenaka
- an associative data parallel compilation model for tight integration of high performance knowledge retrieval and computation, A. Bansal
- software automation - from silly to intelligent, X. Jiafu et al
- software engineering using artificial intelligence - the knowledge based software assistant, D. White
- knowledge based derivation of programmes from specs, T. Weight et al
- automatic functional model generation for parallel fault design error simulations, S.E. Chang and S. Szygenda
- visual reverse engineering using SPN for automated diagnosis and functional simulation of digital circuits, J. Gattiker and S. Mertoguno
- the impact of AI in VLSI design automation, M. Mortazavi and N. Bourbakis
- the automated acquisition of subcategorization of verbs, nouns and adjectives from sample sentences, F. Gomez
- general method for planning and rendezvous problems, K. Trovato
- learning to improve path planning performance, P.C. Chen
- incremental adaptation as a method to improve reactive behaviour, A.J. Hendriks and D.M. Lyons
- an SPN-neural planning methodology for coordination of multiple robotic arms with constrained placement, N. Bourbakis and A. Tascillo.
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