Selected AI-related dissertations

ABSTRACT

The following are citations selected by title and abstract as being related to AI, resulting from a computer search, using the BRS Information Technologies retrieval service, of the Dissertation Abstracts International (DAI) database produced by University Microfilms International.The online file includes abstracts, which are not published in this listing, but the citations below do include the DAI reference for finding the abstract in the published DAI. Other elements of the citation are author, university, degree, and, if available, number of pages; title; UM order number and year-month of DAI; and DAI subject category chosen by the author of the dissertation. References are sorted first by the initial DAI subject category and second by the author. In addition the database includes masters abstracts, denoted by MAI (Masters Abstracts International) instead of DAI as the reference to the abstract in the published MAI.Unless otherwise specified, paper or microform copies of dissertations may be ordered from University Microfilms International, Dissertation Copies, Post Office Box 1764, Ann Arbor, MI 48106; telephone for U.S. (except Michigan, Hawaii, Alaska): 1-800-521-3042, for Canada: 1-800-268-6090. Price lists and other ordering and shipping information are in the introduction to the published DAI.

REFERENCES

• 1: D. West, Culture, cognitive, and connectionism: Towards an hermeneutic anthropology of mind, University of Wisconsin at Madison, Madison, WI, 1988
• 2: KOUTSOU, ANASTASIA. University of Edinburgh (United Kingdom) Ph.D 1986, 284 pages. PLANNING MOTION IN CONTACT TO ACHIEVE PARTS MATING. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1797. University Microfilms Order Number ADGD-81964. Applied Mechanics. Engineering, Aerospace.
• 3: D. Shin, A model for construction schedule analysis during the design process, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 1988
• 4: Eduardo L. Sobrino, Knowledge base and database integration in the architectural design process, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 1988
• 5: EINING, MARTHA MCDONALD. Oklahoma State University Ph.D. 1987, 189 pages. THE IMPACT OF AN EXPERT SYSTEM AS A DECISION AID ON LEARNING DURING THE AUDIT PROCESS: AN EMPIRICAL TEST. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1190. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-11594. Business Administration, Accounting.
• 6: HORN, BETTY C. Georgia State University - College of Business Administration PH.D. 1987, 195 pages. EXPERT SYSTEM MODEL TO EVALUATE MANAGEMENT'S ASSERTION OF VALUATION FOR AN ACCOUNTING ESTIMATE: AN APPLICATION TO PROPERTY/CASUALTY INSURANCE LOSS RESERVES. DAI V49(07), SecA, pp1868. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-20751. Business Administration, Accounting.
• 7: KLATT, GAIL L. The Stonier Graduate School of Banking BANK 1987, 185 pages. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN BANKING: ARE EXPERT SYSTEMS REQUIRED FOR SURVIVAL? MAI V26(04) pp376. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-32873. Business Administration, Banking.
• 8: BU-HULAIGA, MOHAMMED IHSAN ALI. The University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Ph.D. 1987, 354 pages. MODEL-MANIPULATION IN DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS: A PLAN-BASED APPROACH. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1187. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-10849. Business Administration, General.
• 9: Andrew Hunter Morris, Supporting environmental scanning and organizational communication with the processing of text: the use of computer-generated abstracts, 1988
• 10: DENG, PI-SHENG. Purdue University Ph.D. 1987, 251 pages. MACHINE LEARNING MODELS FOR EXPERT SYSTEMS. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1196. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-14471. Business Administration, Management.
• 11: MELLOULI, KHALED. University of Kansas Ph.D. 1987, 161 pages. ON THE PROPAGATION OF BELIEFS IN NETWORKS USING THE DEMPSTER-SHAFER THEORY OF EVIDENCE. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1200. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-13428. Business Administration, Management.
• 12: Shiou-Chen Shang , Robert S. Sullivan , Hirofumi Matsuo, Crane scheduling problem in a computer-integrated manufacturing environment, 1988
• 13: Ajay S. Vinze, Knowledge-based support for software selection in information centers: design criteria, development issues, and empirical evaluation, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, 1988
• 14: YAO, CHI-CHUAN ANDREW. University of Southern California Ph.D. 1988. THE DESIGN OF AN INTELLIGENT DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR DECISION ANALYSIS. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2308. This item is not available from University Microfilms International ADG05-63792. Business Administration, Management.
• 15: ASSAR, AMARDEEP. The University of Florida Ph.D. 1987, 320 pages. CONSUMER PRODUCT CLASS KNOWLEDGE: A TYPOLOGY AND IMPACT ON INFORMATION SEARCH AND EVALUATION. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2309. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-17760. Business Administration, Marketing.
• 16: Hatim A. Abo Alsamh , Borivoje P. Furht, Architectural approaches to the design of lisp oriented reduced instruction set machines, 1987
• 17: Thomas Ahlswede, Syntactic and semantic analysis of definitions in a machine-readable dictionary, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL, 1988
• 18: Bijan Arbab, A formal language for representation of and reasoning about indirect context, University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 1988
• 19: Kevin D. Ashley, Modelling legal argument: reasoning with cases and hypotheticals, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, 1988
• 20: D. L. Bisset, Untrained boolean networks as connectionist processors, 1987
• 21: Hunghui Chang, A logic representation and analysis of behavior in distributed software systems, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 1988
• 22: Teo Seng Cheam, Expert systems and heuristics in rota design (with reference to hospital staffing). (volumes i and ii), 1986
• 23: Kaihu Chen, An inductive engine for the acquisition of temporal knowledge, University of Illinois, Department of Computer Science, Urbana, IL, 1988
• 24: Shan Chi, A three-phase query processing technique for indefinite databases, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 1988
• 25: David Ngi Chin , Robert Wilensky, Intelligent agents as a basis for natural language interfaces, 1987
• 26: Robert I-Fang Chou, A string-matching based approach to optical recognition of handprinted Chinese characters, Polytechnic University, Brooklyn, NY, 1988
• 27: Andrew Scott Cromarty, Programming constructs for real-time distributed knowledge-based systems, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, 1988
• 28: Suzanne Wagner Dietrich, Extension tables for recursive query evaluation, 1987
• 29: Daniel D. Eggers, An efficient array processor for image recognition, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 1988
• 30: Tarek A. El-Ghazawi, A motion detection multiprocessor computer system, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, 1988
• 31: Christopher Esposito, Time, space, and statistical improvements to the pathfinder network generation algorithm, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, 1988
• 32: Barry Steven Fagin, A parallel execution model for prolog, 1987
• 33: Ting-Jun Fan, Describing and recognizing 3-D objects using surface properties, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, 1988
• 34: Mark Alan Fanty, Learning in structured connectionist networks, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, 1988
• 35: Kenneth Michael Ford , Frederick Petry, An approach to the automated acquisition of production rules from repertory grid data, 1987
• 36: Nigel John Foster, Attributed image matching using a minimum representation size criterion, 1987
• 37: Emma L. Frazier, An expert system for designing epidemiological research, with emphasis on cardiovascular diseases, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC, 1988
• 38: Richard A. Frost, The binary-relational view and aspects of database and knowledge base systems work. (volumes i and ii), 1985
• 39: R. W. Garneau, Interactive adaptive analysis of graphic displays, Boston University, Boston, MA, 1989
• 40: Roderic Alan Grupen, Grasping and manipulation with multifingered robot hands, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 1988
• 41: Oliver Gunther , Eugene Wong, Efficient structures for geometric data management, 1987
• 42: GUZOWSKI, MARK ALLEN. Case Western Reserve University M.S. 1988, 205 pages. TOWARDS DEVELOPING A REFLEXIVE PARTIAL EVALUATOR FOR AN INTERESTING SUBSET OF LISP. MAI V26(04) pp435. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-33071. Computer Science.
• 43: Leonard George Chadborn Hamey, Computer perception of repetitive textures, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, 1988
• 44: Joon Hee Han, Range image analysis for three-dimensional object recognition, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 1988
• 45: Charles D. Hansen, Cage-based computer vision: the automatic generation of recognition strategies, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 1988
• 46: Eric Norman Hanson , Michael Stonebraker, Efficient support for rules and derived objects in relational database systems, 1987
• 47: Mohammed Moidul Haque, Tutoring rule authoring system for intelligent computer-aided instruction: hypothetico-deductive problem solving in physiology (CAI), Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL, 1988
• 48: Philip Harrison, A new algorithm for parsing generalized phrase structure grammar, University of Washington Press, Seattle, WA, 1988
• 49: Larry Marvin Hines, Building in axioms and lemmas, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, 1988
• 50: HUANG, YUEH-MIN. The University of Arizona M.S. 1987, 100 pages. BUILDING AN EXPERT SYSTEM SHELL FOR DESIGN MODEL SYNTHESIS IN LOGIC PROGRAMMING. MAI V26(04) pp435. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-32461. Computer Science. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical. Engineering, System Science.
• 51: Jonathan J. Hull, A computational theory of visual word recognition, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, 1988
• 52: JANG, DUH. The University of Arizona M.S. 1988, 68 pages. REALIZATION OF DISTRIBUTED EXPERIMENTAL FRAME IN DEVS-SCHEME AND SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT. MAI V26(04) pp435. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-33238. Computer Science. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 53: Heung D. Kim, A storage scheme for efficient processing of queries in indefinite deductive databases, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 1988
• 54: Hwang-Soo Kim, Active multiple view object recognition, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 1988
• 55: KIM, HYOUNG JOO. The University of Texas at Austin Ph.D. 1988, 244 pages. ISSUES IN OBJECT-ORIENTED DATABASE SCHEMAS. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2724. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-16492. Computer Science.
• 56: Tag Gon Kim, A knowledge-based environment for hierarchical modelling and simulation, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, 1988
• 57: Krzysztof Jan Kochut , Donald Kraft, Resolution proof technique in linear temporal logic, 1987
• 58: Charles Ainsworth Kohl, Goal-directed control for computer vision, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, 1988
• 59: Peter Bernard Ladkin , Ralph Mckenzie, The logic of time representation, 1987
• 60: Lise (Nee Ha Kong) Land, Expert systems techniques for statistical data analysis, 1988
• 61: LI, JIANZHONG. Western Michigan University M.S. 1987, 92 pages. SHAPE RECOGNITION BY CURVATURE CHANGING POINTS AND POURIER TRANSFORM. MAI V26(04) pp436. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-32872. Computer Science.
• 62: Yow-Jian Lin, A parallel implementation of logic programs, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, 1988
• 63: Shao-Hung Gerald Liu , Lotfi A. Zadeh, Causal and plausible reasoning in expert systems, 1987
• 64: Xiaohui Liu, Probability-related treatment of uncertainty in knowledge-based systems, 1988
• 65: Sanjay Manchanda, A dynamic logic programming language for relational updates, 1987
• 66: Thomas Patrick Maxwell, The nonlinear dynamics of artificial neural systems, University of Maryland at College Park, College Park, MD, 1988
• 67: Perry Lee Mccarty, Jr. , Latfi A. Zadeh, The management of uncertainty in expert systems, 1987
• 68: George V. Meghabghab, Hierarchical analysis of visual motion, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, 1988
• 69: Robert Ernest Mercer , Richard S. Rosenberg, A default logic approach to the derivation of natural language presuppositions, 1987
• 70: J. A. H. Miles, Artificial intelligence applied to data fusion and situation assessment for command and control, University of South Hampton, Southampton, UK, 1988
• 71: Raymond Joseph Mooney, A general explanation-based learning mechanism and its application to narrative understanding, University of Illinois, Department of Computer Science, Urbana, IL, 1988
• 72: Bernard Morgowicz, Techniques for real-time simulation of robot manipulators, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 1988
• 73: Michael Moshier, Extensions to unification grammar for the description of programming languages, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 1988
• 74: Mark Alan Musen, Generation of model-based knowledge-acquisition tools for clinical-trial advice systems, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 1988
• 75: Sanjai Narain, Log(F): an optimal combination of logic programming, rewriting, and lazy evaluation, University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 1988
• 76: Lakshmi Sankara Narasimhan, Recognition of polyhedral objects: concepts and algorithms, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, 1988
• 77: Ronald Earl Nelson, Two physical analogies applied to image processing, 1987
• 78: M. D. Pardue, An intelligent interface node for use in computer-integrated manufacturing, George Mason University Press, Faifax, VA, 1988
• 79: Cecile Laurance Paris, The use of explicit user models in text generation: tailoring to a user's level of expertise, Columbia University, New York, NY, 1988
• 80: Seung Soo Park, On formalizing commonsense reasoning using the modal situation logic and reflective reasoning, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, 1988
• 81: Michael John Pazzani, Learning causal relationships: an integration of empirical and explanation-based learning methods, University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 1988
• 82: R. N. Pelavin, A formal approach to planning with concurrent actions and external events, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, 1988
• 83: David Plummer, Gazing: a technique for controlling the use of rewrite rules, 1987
• 84: Chau Hung Poon, The recognition of cursive script, 1987
• 85: S. R. Reuman, Computing albedo, illumination, and optical flow with spacetime-adaptive bandpass filtering, University of California at Irvine, Irvine, CA, 1988
• 86: Heinz Schluetter , Klaus J. Berkling, Investigations into the foundations of functional programming and an implementation of existential quantification on a lambda calculus based reduction machine, 1987
• 87: Mordechay Schneider , Abraham Kandel, Cofess--cooperative fuzzy expert systems for intelligent recognition, 1987
• 88: Kay Gladwell Schulze, Preceptor: a tutor for transforming algebraic word problems into abstract algebraic equations, Boston University, Boston, MA, 1988
• 89: Soumitra Sengupta, Optimistic concurrency control for prolog databases, 1987
• 90: Jude William Shavlik, Generalizing the structure of explanations in explanation-based learning, University of Illinois, Department of Computer Science, Urbana, IL, 1988
• 91: Robert Allen Shaw, Empirical analysis of a LISP system, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 1988
• 92: Jeng-Tzong Shen, Object recognition using tactile data (surface classification), Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, 1988
• 93: William Franklin Simpson, A measure of polysemy on "roget's international thesaurus fourth edition". (volumes i and ii), 1987
• 94: J. C. Smith, Protokol: A system-building aid for developing protocol-type knowledge bases, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 1988
• 95: Kent A. Spackman, Creating decision criteria from examples: the criteria learning system (CRLS), University of Illinois, Department of Computer Science, Urbana, IL, 1988
• 96: Charles V. Stewart, Connectionist models of stereo vision, University of Wisconsin at Madison, Madison, WI, 1988
• 97: SUEN, EDWARD SHAW-LEE. Carleton University (Canada) M.C. 1987. TABLEAU-BASED THEOREM PROVING FOR REPRESENTATION AND REASONING. MAI V26(04) pp436. This item is not available from University Microfilms International ADG06-62723. Computer Science.
• 98: Josh D. Tenenberg, Abstraction in planning, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, 1988
• 99: Robert C. III Vogt, Automatic generation of morphological set recognition algorithms, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 1988
• 100: Leonard P. Wesley, Evidential-based control in knowledge-based systems, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, 1988
• 101: G. B. Williams, Qualitative decision support, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 1988
• 102: Robert F. Woodbury, The knowledge based representation and manipulation of geometry, 1987
• 103: Ching-Shyan Wu, An algorithmic approach for handling cyclic and noncyclic linear recursive queries in horn databases, 1988
• 104: S.-I. Wu, Some effects of dynamic types on logic program execution, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, 1988
• 105: POWELL, TIMOTHY ALAN. Texas A&M University Ph.D. 1988, 142 pages. IMPROVING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF THE AGRICULTURAL FIRM USING EXPERT SYSTEMS. DAI V49(06), SecA, pp1529. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-15912. Economics, Agricultural.
• 106: RAE, JOHN MICHAEL. University of York (United Kingdom) D.Ph. 1987, 452 pages. BEHAVIOURAL PROCESS MODELS: THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE IN THE SPHERE OF ECONOMICS. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1238. University Microfilms Order Number ADGDX-82053. Economics, Theory.
• 107: PARLETT, JAMES WISNER. University of Pittsburgh Ph.D. 1987, 197 pages. CONFER: AN ICAI SYSTEM FOR PREWRITING AND REFLECTIVE INQUIRY. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1082. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-09535. Education, Language and Literature.
• 108: BARTON, JEAN MARIE. The Catholic University of America Ph.D. 1988, 325 pages. SCHEMA INDUCTION AND ANALOGICAL TRANSFER WITH A MATHEMATICS INSIGHT PROBLEM. DAI V49(07), SecA, pp1735. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-14935. Education, Psychology. Education, Mathematics. Psychology, Experimental.
• 109: HEYWORTH, REX MALCOLM. Stanford University Ph.D. 1988, 506 pages. MENTAL REPRESENTATION OF KNOWLEDGE FOR A TOPIC IN HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY. DAI V49(06), SecA, pp1409. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-15009. Education, Psychology. Education, Sciences.
• 110: YOSHINO, RYOZO. University of California, Irvine Ph.D. 1988, 175 pages. FORMAL REPRESENTATIONS OF SPATIAL KNOWLEDGE. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2164. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-20226. Education, Psychology. Information Science.
• 111: ANDRUS, GARTH RICHARD. George Peabody College for Teachers of Vanderbilt University Ed.D. 1988, 143 pages. METHODS OF ACQUIRING EXPERT KNOWLEDGE ON MEDIA SELECTION FOR INTERACTIVE VIDEO. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2184. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-20610. Education, Technology.
• 112: LI, ZHONGMIN. University of Southern California Ph.D. 1988. IDS: A PROTOTYPE INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN EXPERT SYSTEM. DAI V49(07), SecA, pp1775. This item is not available from University Microfilms International ADG05-63627. Education, Technology.
• 113: ALSINA, J. Cranfield Institute of Technology (United Kingdom) Ph.D 1988 212 pages. DEVELOPMENT OF AN AIRCRAFT DESIGN EXPERT SYSTEM. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1813. University Microfilms Order Number ADGDX-82198. Engineering, Aerospace.
• 114: D. F. Sitting, Compas: A computerized patient advice system to direct ventilatory care, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 1988
• 115: HSIAO, JUNG-SYUNG. Arizona State University Ph.D. 1988, 374 pages. INTEGRATED ADAPTIVE CONTROL DESIGN SYSTEM. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1830. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-15611. Engineering, Chemical.
• 116: KING, KUANG-HAI. Louisiana Tech University D.Eng. 1988, 192 pages. EXPERT ADAPTIVE FUZZY LOGIC CONTROL SYSTEM. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2751. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-16761. Engineering, Chemical.
• 117: Kaveripatnam V. Balasubramanyam , Hojjat Adeli, A knowledge-based expert system for optimum design of bridge trusses, 1988
• 118: CHANG, TE-CHUAN. University of California, Berkeley Ph.D. 1987, 366 pages. NETWORK RESOURCE ALLOCATION USING AN EXPERT SYSTEM WITH FUZZY LOGIC REASONING. DAI V49(06), SecB, pp2296. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-13820. Engineering, Civil.
• 119: OLIPHANT, J. Universty of Bristol (United Kingdom) Ph.D. 1988, 479 pages. CONTROLLING SAFETY AND CAPTURING ENGINEERING JUDGEMENT IN GEOTECHNICAL DESIGN. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2766. University Microfilms Order Number ADGDX-82790. Engineering, Civil.
• 120: SANTAMARINA, JUAN CARLOS. Purdue University Ph.D. 1987, 446 pages. FUZZY SETS AND KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS IN GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1854. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-14515. Engineering, Civil.
• 121: SPRING, GARY STEPHEN. University of Massachusetts Ph.D 1988, 175 pages. ANALYSIS OF HIGH HAZARD LOCATIONS: IS AN EXPERT SYSTEMS APPROACH FEASIBLE? DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1855. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-13276. Engineering, Civil.
• 122: ZOZAYA-GOROSTIZA, CARLOS ANTONIO. Carnegie-Mellon University Ph.D. 1988, 289 pages. KNOWLEDGE-BASED PLANNING FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2771. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-17726. Engineering, Civil.
• 123: BIRMINGHAM, WILLIAM PETER. Carnegie-Mellon University Ph.D. 1988, 226 pages. AUTOMATED KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION FOR A HIERARCHICAL SYNTHESIS SYSTEM. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2775. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-17709. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 124: Susan Shan Chen , James M. Keller , William D. Mcfarland, Fractal geometry in image understanding, 1987
• 125: EL-SHISHTAWI, AYMAN ANISS. The University of Texas at Arlington M.S. 1987, 111 pages. DIGITAL CONTROL OF MOBILE ROBOTS USING MICROPROCESSORS. MAI V26(04) pp442. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-32909. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 126: Ronald Steven Fearing, Tactile sensing, perception and shape interpretation (cones), Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 1988
• 127: Judy Arlene Franklin, Compliance and learning: control skills for a robot operating in an uncertain world, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, 1988
• 128: Donald Thomas Gavel, Jr., Decentralized adaptive control of large scale systems, with application to robotics, 1988
• 129: Dwight Wallace Gordon, A microprocessor-based robotic joint control engine, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, 1988
• 130: Paul F. Hemler , Wesley E. Snyder, A procedural approach to view independent three-dimensional object recognition and pose determination, 1988
• 131: HICKEY, GREGORY MICHAEL. University of Dayton M.S.E.E 1988, 98 pages. A COMPUTER CONTROLLED CELL MAPPING AND INTRUSION RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC APPLICATIONS. MAI V26(04) pp443. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-33301. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 132: Martin O. Hofmann , John Bourne, Knowledge representation and manipulation in a generic reasoning system for device diagnosis, 1988
• 133: JEONG, DONG-SEOK. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Ph.D. 1988, 150 pages. NONLINEAR IMAGE RESTORATION USING A SEGMENTATION-ORIENTED EXPERT SYSTEM. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2780. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-10772. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 134: KASPARIS, TAKIS C. City University of New York Ph.D. 1988, 191 pages. NON-LINEAR PROCESSING OF SIGNALS AND IMAGES. DAI V49(08), SecB, pp3358. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-21093. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 135: Ali Ertan Kayaalp, Automatic visual inspection of integrated circuits using a sem, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 1988
• 136: Peter Kazanzides , William A. Wolovich, Multiprocessor control of robotic manipulators, 1988
• 137: KWON, TAEK MU. Florida Institute of Technology Ph.D. 1988, 185 pages. ELEMENTARY PROCESSOR FOR A DIGITAL NEURAL COMPUTER. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2782. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-19155. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 138: Jeffrey Labuz, Surface mapping using camera and dot projector motion and the epipolar constraint, 1987
• 139: Ding-Chung Liu , B. Peikari, A two level model-based approach for object recognition, 1988
• 140: William Millar, Feature extraction in the machine recognition of speech, 1981
• 141: MORT, MICHAEL STEVEN. Southern Methodist University Ph.D. 1988, 190 pages. SUBPIXEL REGISTRATION AND SUPER-RESOLUTION TECHNIQUES FOR DIGITAL IMAGE SEQUENCE RESTORATION. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2784. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-16714. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 142: NG, CHO YEE. The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art M.E. 1988, 158 pages. A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE/ENVIRONMENT FOR A MULTI-DEGREE OF FREEDOM CYLINDRICAL ROBOT. MAI V26(04) pp444. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-33287. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 143: OZKUL, TARIK. Florida Institute of Technology Ph.D. 1988, 264 pages. FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR IMPLEMENTING A DEDICATED NEURAL NETWORK FOR PREPROCESSING CHARACTER DATA USING CURRENT DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2786. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-19156. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 144: PETSCHE, THOMAS. Princeton University Ph.D. 1988, 214 pages. TOPICS IN NEURAL NETWORKS. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2786. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-19572. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 145: John S. Reed , P. A. Ioannou, Robust adaptive control of robotic manipulators, 1988
• 146: REED, TODD RANDALL. University of Minnesota Ph.D. 1988, 149 pages. TEXTURE SEGMENTATION USING JOINT SPATIAL/SPATIAL-FREQUENCY REPRESENTATIONS. DAI V49(06), SecB, pp2323. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-15817. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 147: RUSTON, LILLIAN SUE. Polytechnic University Ph.D. 1988, 178 pages. A RULE-BASED SYSTEM FOR PACKET RADIO NETWORK OPTIMIZATION AND DESIGN. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2787. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-18588. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 148: Ching-Long Shih , Charles A. Klein, A heuristically based navigation system for an autonomous walking machine with a range scanner, 1988
• 149: P. Smyth, The application of information theory to problems in decision tree rule-based expert systems, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, 1988
• 150: Cho-Hauk Teh, Approaches to two-dimensional object recognition, University of Wisconsin at Madison, Madison, WI, 1988
• 151: Leonardo C. Topa, A rule-based expert system for the determination of object structure and motion information from a sequence of digital images, 1987
• 152: Constantinos Tsatsoulis , R. L. Kashyap, Using dynamic memory structures in planning and its application to manufacturing, 1987
• 153: VARGAS ORTEGA, JUAN EDUARDO. Vanderbilt University Ph.D. 1988, 136 pages. FASIE: A FUZZY ASSOCIATIVE ENGINE FOR SIMILARITY-BASED REASONING. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1877. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-15759. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 154: WANG, TSORNG-NIANG. The University of Arizona M.S. 1987, 64 pages. A MODULAR PROLOG REPRESENTATION OF A TCP PROTOCOL FINITE STATE MACHINE. MAI V26(04) pp445. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-32430. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 155: Yuhong Yu , Sharad Seth , Ashok Samal, A system for engineering flow drawing understanding, 1994
• 156: Ming-Chuen Chuang, The application of multidimensional scaling to a robotic vision model of space perception, Tufts University, Medford, MA, 1988
• 157: GARG, CHAYA K. Purdue University Ph.D. 1987, 191 pages. DEVELOPMENT OF A METHODOLOGY FOR KNOWLEDGE ELICITATION FOR BUILDING EXPERT SYSTEMS. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1883. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-14480. Engineering, Industrial.
• 158: LEE, HYUN CHAN. The University of Michigan Ph.D. 1988, 138 pages. SPATIAL DECOMPOSITION AND ITS MANIPULATION. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1884. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-12933. Engineering, Industrial. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical.
• 159: LEE, TAEHEE. Cleveland State University Ph.D. 1987, 99 pages. INTEGRATED KNOWLEDGE BASED SCHEDULER FOR BATCH MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS (IKBAS). DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2795. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-16712. Engineering, Industrial.
• 160: Kyung-Ho Loken-Kim, Error detection and correction in a speech recognition system: a knowledge based system approach, North Carolina State University at Raleigh, Raleigh, NC, 1988
• 161: Taryn S. Moody , Thomas Hodgson , Michael Joost , Robert Rodman, The effects of restricted vocabulary size on voice interactive discourse structure, 1988
• 162: Luis Gallardo Occena , Jose M. Tanchoco, A pattern directed inference approach to hardwood log breakdown decision automation, 1987
• 163: Boonmark Sirinaovakul, A descriptive mathematical model of spatial diffusion of an innovation: a case study of the american robotics technology, 1987
• 164: SU, HORNG-MING. The University of Iowa Ph.D. 1988, 231 pages. THE DESIGN OF A NATURAL LANGUAGE MODELING ENVIRONMENT FOR MANUFACTURING SYSTEM SIMULATION. DAI V49(08), SecB, pp3378. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-15141. Engineering, Industrial. Engineering, System Science.
• 165: SWIFT, JILL ANNE. Oklahoma State University PH. 1987, 202 pages. DEVELOPMENT OF A KNOWLEDGE BASED EXPERT SYSTEM FOR CONTROL CHART PATTERN RECOGNITION AND ANALYSIS. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1885. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-11643. Engineering, Industrial.
• 166: NAPOLITANO, FRANK ALAN. The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art M. 1988, 122 pages. EXPERT METHODOLOGY FOR OPTIMUM METAL SELECTION. MAI V26(04) pp447. University Microfilms Order Number ADG13-33286. Engineering, Materials Science.
• 167: John Cesarone, Manipulator collision avoidance by dynamic programming, 1988
• 168: Brady R. Davies , W. Edward Red, Statistical and deterministic models for robot inaccuracy compensation using relative feature recognition, 1988
• 169: KOTA, SRIDHAR. University of Minnesota Ph.D. 1988, 310 pages. DWELL LINKAGE SYNTHESIS: DEVELOPMENT OF A KNOWLEDGE-BASED INTERACTIVE COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN TOOL. DAI V49(06), SecB, pp2345. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-15807. Engineering, Mechanical.
• 170: Jeffrey Paul Morrill , Donald Wright, Failure analysis decision-making: statistical categorization and reasoning by analogy, 1988
• 171: OLSON, WALTER WILLIAM. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ph.D. 1988, 145 pages. A COMBINATORIAL LOGIC CONTROLLED NEURAL NET TO GENERATE PROCESS PLANS. DAI V49(08), SecB, pp3402. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-23717. Engineering, Mechanical. Engineering, Industrial.
• 172: D. K. Pai, Singularity, uncertainty and compliance of robot manipulators, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, 1988
• 173: SADEGH, NADER. University of California, Berkeley Ph.D 1987, 115 pages. ADAPTIVE CONTROL OF MECHANICAL MANIPULATORS: STABILITY AND ROBUSTNESS ANALYSIS. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1907. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-14047. Engineering, Mechanical. Engineering, Electronics and Electrical. Engineering, System Science.
• 174: TSENG, CHING-SHIOW. The University of Florida Ph.D. 1987, 137 pages. RAPID GENERATION OF COLLISION-FREE PATHS FOR ROBOT MANIPULATORS WITH COMPUTER GRAPHICS ANIMATION. DAI V49(08), SecB, pp3406. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-18533. Engineering, Mechanical.
• 175: Geoffrey William Vernon, Motion design, control and implementation in robot manipulators, 1988
• 176: BROWN, DAVID J. University of Nottingham (United Kingdom) Ph.D. 1988, 279 pages. EXPERT SYSTEM FOR SLOPE STABILITY ASSESSMENT. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2828. University Microfilms Order Number ADGD-82579. Engineering, Mining.
• 177: ALEGRE, LIDENIRO. University of Southern California Ph.D. 1988. INVESTIGATION OF THE APPLICABILITY OF EXPERT SYSTEMS TO DIAGNOSE FORMATION DAMAGE PROBLEMS. DAI V49(08), SecB, pp3412. This item is not available from University Microfilms International ADG05-63715. Engineering, Petroleum.
• 178: Donald Ta-Lung Ching, Real-time expert system for fault detection and failure prevention: an application, University of Maryland at College Park, College Park, MD, 1988
• 179: Douglas Elias, General systems problem solver: a frameworker for integrating systems methodologies, State University of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, NY, 1988
• 180: H. H. Owaied, A computer assisted learning system for reliability engineering, University of Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK, 1988
• 181: VASAK, THOMAS. University of New South Wales (Australia) Ph.D 1987. TOWARDS A METHODOLOGY FOR LOGIC PROGRAMMING. DAI V49(05), SecB, pp1921. This item is not available from University Microfilms International ADG05-63179. Engineering, System Science.
• 182: Xiaoping Yun , T. J. Tarn , A. K. Bejczy, Coordinated control of two robot arms by nonlinear feedback, 1987
• 183: Daniel Louis Civco, Knowledge-based classification of landsat thematic mapper digital imagery, 1987
• 184: CHU, TS-HOW. University of Kansas Ph.D 1987, 349 pages. A PARADIGM OF AN EXPERT SYSTEM PROTOTYPE FOR SEMANTIC AND SYNTACTIC LAND-USE/COVER CLASSIFICATION. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1241. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-13395. Geography. Remote Sensing.
• 185: Hassan El Shazly, Geological lineament enhancement, identification and extraction from Landsat data. A case study: the Gulf of Suez, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, 1988
• 186: M. M. Pai, A knowledge based system approach for hydrocarbon prospect and play analysis, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, 1988
• 187: Tsung-Teng Chen, Information management in integrated information system development environments, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, 1988
• 188: Penny Jane Daniels, Developing the user modelling function of an intelligent interface for document retrieval systems, 1987
• 189: Mari Montri Heltne , Jay F. Nunamaker, Jr., Knowledge-based support for management of end user computing resources: issues in knowledge elicitation and flexible design, 1988
• 190: Judith Minno Hushon, The feasibility of using an expert system to assist first responders to chemical emergencies, George Washington University, Washington, DC, 1988
• 191: KIM, SUNG KUN. New York University, Graduate School of Business Administration Ph.D 1988, 134 pages. TOP: TUNING AN OPTION PRICING MODEL USING A KNOWLEDGE-BASED APPROACH. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp983. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-14675. Information Science.
• 192: OBLITEY, WILLIAM WALTER. University of Pittsburgh Ph.D. 1988, 125 pages. A FORMAL LANGUAGE MODEL FOR LOCAL AREA NETWORK CONFIGURATION. DAI V49(07), SecA, pp1606. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-17896. Information Science.
• 193: Eswaran Subrahmanian, Welfare eligibility determination system: an architecture for an expert system in an administrative domain, 1987
• 194: ALMEIDA, LUCIA Q. N. Georgetown University Ph.D. 1987, 293 pages. CLINICAL INTERPRETATION AND THE REFRAMING OF EXPERIENCE: EVIDENCE FROM THERAPEUTIC DISCOURSE. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2196. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-22766. Language, Linguistics. Psychology, Clinical.
• 195: BREWER, NICOLA M. University of Leeds (United Kingdom) Ph.D. 1987, 363 pages. MODALITY AND FACTIVITY: ONE PERSPECTIVE ON THE MEANING OF THE ENGLISH MODAL AUXILIARIES. DAI V49(07), SecA, pp1786. University Microfilms Order Number ADGD-82496. Language, Linguistics.
• 196: CRANMER, ROBIN. University of Oxford (United Kingdom) Ph.D. 1987, 271 pages. FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS OF WITTGENSTEIN'S LATER CONCEPTION OF LANGUAGE. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2198. University Microfilms Order Number ADGD-83166. Language, Linguistics.
• 197: FOSTER, DANIEL GEORGE. The Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical Col. Ph.D. 1988, 247 pages. THE EFFECTS OF LINGUISTIC AND NON-LINGUISTIC CONTEXT ON THE DEICTIC INTERPRETATION OF NOUN PHRASES. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2200. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-19938. Language, Linguistics.
• 198: GASSER, MICHAEL EDWARD. University of California, Los Angeles Ph.D. 1988, 379 pages. A CONNECTIONIST MODEL OF SENTENCE GENERATION IN A FIRST AND SECOND LANGUAGE. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2200. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-22326. Language, Linguistics.
• 199: KANG, BEOM-MO. Brown University Ph.D. 1988, 328 pages. FUNCTIONAL INHERITANCE, ANAPHORA, AND SEMANTIC INTERPRETATION IN A GENERALIZED CATEGORIAL GRAMMAR DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2202. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-22535. Language, Linguistics. Language, Modem.
• 200: LOVEJOY, KIM BRIAN. University of Missouri - Columbia Ph.D. 1987, 255 pages. A MODEL FOR THE ANALYSIS OF COHESION AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN PUBLISHED WRITING IN THREE DISCIPLINES. DAI V49(07), SecA, pp1787. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-18951. Language, Linguistics. Education, Language and Literature.
• 201: MACAULAY, MARCIA IRENE. The University of British Columbia (Canada) Ph.D. 1987. ORAL AND WRITTEN SPEECH IN ENGLISH: A LINGUISTIC DESCRIPTION OF PROCESSING VARIETIES AND THEIR EFFECT ON DISCOURSE. DAI V49(06), SecA, pp1445. This item is not available from University Microfilms International ADG05-63452. Language, Linguistics.
• 202: MOENS, MARC. University of Edinburgh (United Kingdom) Ph.D. 1987, 212 pages. TENSE, ASPECT AND TEMPORAL REFERENCE. DAI V49(07), SecA, pp1787. University Microfilms Order Number ADGD-82987. Language, Linguistics.
• 203: PROCTOR, MERSEDEH. University of Exeter (United Kingdom) Ph.D. 1987, 328 pages. DISCOURSE ORGANIZATION PATTERNS AND THEIR SIGNALS: A CLAUSE RELATIONAL APPROACH TO THE ANALYSIS OF WRITTEN DISCOURSE. (VOLUMES I AND II). DAI V49(07), SecA, pp1788. University Microfilms Order Number ADGDX-81931. Language, Linguistics.
• 204: J. V. Rauff, Machine translation with two-level grammars, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 1988
• 205: RICE, SALLY ANN. University of California, San Diego Ph.D. 1987, 284 pages. TOWARDS A COGNITIVE MODEL OF TRANSITIVITY. DAI V49(07), SecA, pp1789. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-11866. Language, Linguistics.
• 206: WARMS, TOM MARSHALL. University of Pennsylvania Ph.D. 1988, 312 pages. A STUDY OF A SCIENTIFIC SUBLANGUAGE OF ENGLISH. DAI V49(06), SecA, pp1446. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-16246. Language, Linguistics.
• 207: YONTZ, RUTH ANN. Northwestern University Ph.D 1988, 199 pages. FRAME ANAPHORA: THE DEFINITE ARTICLE IN DISCOURSE. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1133. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-11528. Language, Linguistics.
• 208: Mark John Franzen, A unification algorithm for simple theories, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 1988
• 209: ALCOFF, LINDA SHARON. Brown University Ph.D. 1988, 254 pages. NEW VERSIONS OF THE COHERENCE THEORY: GADAMER, DAVIDSON, FOUCAULT, AND PUTNAM. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2249. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-22620. Philosophy.
• 210: CLARK, RONALD ROMANE. The University of Western Ontario Ph.D. 1988. FORMAL SEMANTICS AND PRAGMATICS OF BELIEF. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1165. This item is not available from University Microfilms International ADG05-63093. Philosophy.
• 211: FERNANDES TEIXEIRA, JOAO. University of Essex (United Kingdom) Ph.D 1988, 247 pages. MOTION, EVOLUTION AND CONTENT: AN ESSAY ON INTENTIONALITY. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1166. University Microfilms Order Number ADGD-82110. Philosophy.
• 212: FINK, CHARLES KEDRIC. University of Miami Ph.D. 1988, 180 pages. CONDITIONALS. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2252. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-20783. Philosophy.
• 213: GEIRSSON, HEIMIR. The University of Nebraska - Lincoln Ph.D. 1988, 200 pages. NAMES AND BELIEFS. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2252. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-24929. Philosophy.
• 214: PARK, JINSUN. The Ohio State University Ph.D. 1988, 165 pages. BAYESIAN DECISION THEORY AND THE JUSTIFICATION OF THE ADMISSIBILITY REQUIREMENT ON DEGREES OF BELIEF. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2253. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-20337. Philosophy.
• 215: Elizabeth F. Preston , Erazim Kohak, Representational and nonrepresentational intentionality: husserl, heidegger, and artificial intelligence, 1988
• 216: RENEAR, ALLEN HUME. Brown University Ph.D. 1988, 171 pages. THE PARADOXES OF DOXASTIC IMPLICATION: AN ESSAY ON THE LOGIC OF BELIEF. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2254. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-22587. Philosophy.
• 217: Richard Paul Scheines , Clark Glymour, Causal models in social science: determining the causal structure of a social system in a nonexperimental setting, 1987
• 218: SMITH, JOEL MURRAY. University of Pittsburgh Ph.D 1987, 202 pages. THE STATUS OF INCONSISTENT STATEMENTS IN SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1171. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-09539. Philosophy.
• 219: THOMPSON, BRUCE ERWIN RUY. University of Colorado at Boulder Ph.D. 1988, 242 pages. REALISM AND NOMINALISM IN FORMAL LOGIC. DAI V49(08), SecA, pp2256. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-19708. Philosophy.
• 220: ZAISS, JAMES EDWARD. University of California, Irvine Ph.D. 1988, 506 pages. FREGEAN SENSES. DAI V49(05), SecA, pp1173. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-11225. Philosophy.
• 221: LEE, JOHN RICHARD. University of Edinburgh (United Kingdom) Ph.D. 1987, 184 pages. METALOGIC AND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF REASONING. DAI V49(08), SecB, pp3446. University Microfilms Order Number ADGD-82979. Psychology, Clinical.
• 222: FINCHER-KIEFER, REBECCA HORNE. University of Pittsburgh Ph.D. 1988, 101 pages. THE ROLE OF EXPECTATIONS IN MENTAL MODEL CONSTRUCTION. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2897. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-16995. Psychology, Experimental.
• 223: RAVN, KAREN EILEEN. Stanford University Ph.D. 1988, 117 pages. ON CALLING THINGS NAMES. DAI V49(06), SecB, pp2402. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-15039. Psychology, Experimental.
• 224: ROSENBERG, CHARLES RICHARD. Princeton University Ph.D. 1988, 77 pages. LEARNING THE CONNECTION BETWEEN SPELLING AND SOUND: A NETWORK MODEL OF ORAL READING. DAI V49(06), SecB, pp2402. University Microfilms Order Number ADG88-16053. Psychology, Experimental. Education, Reading.
• 225: CAHOON, PETER. The University of British Columbia (Canada) Ph.D. 1987. A KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION SYSTEM FOR HUMMINGBIRD FORAGING BEHAVIOUR IN A LABORATORY ENVIRONMENT. DAI V49(07), SecB, pp2523. This item is not available from University Microfilms International ADG05-63334. Zoology.

INDEX TERMS

Primary Classification:
  A. General Literature

Additional Classification:
  I. Computing Methodologies
  I.2 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE