World Scientific Series in Computer Science - Vol. 27
ADVANCES IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Applications and Theory
edited by J Bezdek (University of West Florida)
This volume contains a well-balanced set of applications and theory papers in artificial intelligence advances. The applications papers each discuss a system that is (or is close to being) a fielded system that solves real problems using one or more AI techniques. They cover areas such as education, physics, energy, control, medicine and mechanical engineering.
The theory papers, representing recent advances in various theoretical aspects of AI technology, concern themselves with "building block" issues, i.e. theories, algorithms, architectures, and software tools that can or will be used for modules within future systems. The topics covered are: clustering, natural language, adaptive algorithms, distributed processing, knowledge acquisition, and systems programming.
Contents:
- PLAYMAKER: A Knowledge-Based Approach to Characterizing Hydrocarbon
Plays (G Biswas et al.)
- An Expert System for Tuning Particle Beam Accelerators (D L Lager et al.)
- Expert System Approach to Assessments of Bleeding Predispositions in Tonsillectomy/Adenoidectomy Patients (N J Pizzi & J M Gerrard)
- Adaptive Planning for Air Combat Maneuvering (I C Hayslip et al.)
- CAUSA — A Tool for Model-Based Knowledge Acquisition (W Dilger & J Möller)
- PRIOPS: A Real-Time Production System Architecture for Programming and Learning in Embedded Systems (D E Parson & G D Blank)
- and other papers
Readership: Computer scientists and engineers.
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Pub. date: Nov 1990 |
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