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ADVANCES IN CHINESE COMPUTER SCIENCE
Volume 1
edited by K-S Xu (Academia Sinica, Beijing, China)
There has been significant progress in certain areas of software engineering in China during the past five years. This volume is the first in a series of reports on outstanding results by Chinese computer scientists. It consists of twelve papers contributed by leading computer scientists in China. This book is a must for all professionals engaged in software engineering research.
Contents:
- Parsgen, A Parser Generator for Natural Languages (X-W Ma)
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Recursive Family — A Language Feature for Concurrent Programming (C-Y Yuan)
- The Implementation of a CSP + PASCAL System on Computers with Single Processors (Z-C Wei)
- Tuili — A Language for Expert Systems (R-Q Lu)
- Some Research on Non-von Neumann Programming Systems (J-F Xu et al.)
- Crane Scheduling Problems with Precedence Constraints and Their NP-Completeness (J-S Wang)
- The Catalog Management Strategy of the Distributed Data Base System C-Porel (L-X Zhou)
- The Architecture and Strategies of Expert Union (R-Q Lu)
- Interactive Environment Building System BUILDER (M-S Ding & J-H Ji)
- A Use of Synchronic Distances (W-M Lu)
- The Structure of Weak Inverse of a Finite Automaton with Bounded Error Propagation (S-H Chen & R-J Tao)
- 3S Routing Algorithm (Y Gu)
Readership: Computer scientists.
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Pub. date: Oct 1988 |
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