1. IJCAI 1969:
Washington,
DC,
USA
Donald E. Walker,
Lewis M. Norton (Eds.):
Proceedings of the 1st International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence,
Washington,
DC,
May 1969. William Kaufmann,
1969,
ISBN 0-934613-21-4
- Warren Teitelman:
Toward a Programming Laboratory.
1-8
- Paul Rovner, D. Austin Henderson Jr.:
On the Implementation of AMBIT/G: A Graphical Programming Language.
9-20
- Robert Balzer:
Search for a Solution: A Case Study.
21-32
- James E. Curry:
A Tablet Input Facility for an Interactive Graphics System.
33-40
- Glen J. Culler:
An Attack on the Problems of Speech Analysis and Synthesis with the Power of an On-Line System.
41-48
- B. Boverie, W. D. Gregg:
Multiple Antenna Array Signal Collecting and Processing.
49-62
- Edward A. Patrick, F. P. Fischer II:
A Generalization of the k-Nearest Neighbor Rule.
63-64
- Lucien A. Gerardin, Jacques Flament:
Geometrical Pattern Feature Extraction by Projection on Haar Orthonormal Basis.
65-78
- M. R. Hartz:
Optimizing a Video Preprocessor for OCR.
79-90
- R. L. Beurle, M. V. Daniels, B. L. Hills:
The Effect of Noise on Visual Pattern Recognition.
91-104
- Keith A. Paton:
Conic Sections in Chromosome Analysis.
105-106
- Jack Sklansky:
Recognizing Convex Blobs.
107-116
- William D. Rowe:
Gestalt Pattern Recognition with Arrays of Predetermined Neural Functions.
117-140
- Masahiro Mori, Kunikatsu Takase, Harukazu Nishio:
A Dynamic Pattern Recognition Method Using the Preview Controlled Saccadic Movement of the Detector.
141-152
- T. Hoshino, K. Kiji:
Computer-Aided Design for a Reader of Hand-Printed Characters.
153-160
- S. Katsuragi, H. Genchi, K. Mori, S. Watanabe:
Recognition of Handwritten Numerals Using a Decision Graph.
161-170
- P. Murden, M. Symons:
A Recognition System Using Probabilistic Decisions Based on Extracted Features.
171-182
- R. L. Beurle, A. J. Crawford, R. B. Guy:
Character Recognition Using a Log-Autocorrelation Function.
183-184
- P. Hauff, E. Neidhart:
Adaptive Pattern Recognition.
185-192
- J. Ross Quinlan:
A Task-Independent Experience-Gathering Scheme for a Problem Solver.
193-198
- Erik Sandewall:
Concepts and Methods for Heuristic Search.
199-218
- C. Cordell Green:
Application of Theorem Proving to Problem Solving.
219-240
- Richard J. Waldinger, Richard C. T. Lee:
PROW: A Step Toward Automatic Program Writing.
241-252
- David K. Jefferson:
An Introduction to the Heuristic Programming System.
253-258
- Nicholas V. Findler, Wiley R. McKinzie:
On a Tool in Artificial Intelligence Research: An Associative Memory, Parallel Language, AMPPL-II.
259-270
- Paul B. Post:
A Lifelike Model for Associative Relevance.
271-280
- James R. Slagle, Chin-Liang Chang, Richard C. T. Lee:
Completeness Theorems for Semantic Resolution in Consequence-Finding.
281-286
- James B. Morris:
E-Resolution: Extension of Resolution to Include the Equality Relation.
287-294
- Carl Hewitt:
PLANNER: A Language for Proving Theorems in Robots.
295-302
- Eugene Charniak:
Computer Solution of Calculus Word Problems.
303-316
- Jared L. Darlington:
Theorem Provers as Question Answerers.
317-318
- Kenneth Mark Colby, David Canfield Smith:
Dialogues Between Humans and an Artificial Belief System.
319-324
- Stuart C. Shapiro, George H. Woodmansee:
A Net Structure Based Relational Question Answerer: Description and Examples.
325-346
- Konrad Fialkowski:
Cyclic Behavior of Randomly Crowing Digital Structures in Finite Random Environment.
347-360
- Shoichi Noguchi, Juro Oizumi:
Characteristics and Organizing Capability of Statistical Organizer.
361-372
- Fridrich Sloboda, Jaroslav Fogel:
Learning Technique and the Stochastic Approximation Method.
373-380
- Leonard Uhr, Sara Jordan:
The Learning of Parameters for Generating Compound Characterizers for Pattern Recognition.
381-416
- Shuhei Aida, Gen-ichiro Kinoshita:
A Pattern Classification by the Time-Varying Threshold Method.
417-428
- R. B. Cuy, R. L. Beurle:
Some Properties of Small Networks of Randomly Connected Artificial Neurons.
429-446
- Paul Mermelstein:
Computer Simulation of Articulatory Activity in Speech Production.
447-454
- B. L. Hills, R. L. Beurle, M. V. Daniels:
A Statistical Study of Visual Resolution Thresholds.
455-470
- Richard E. Warren:
Remarks on the Problem of the Logical Design of the Vertebrate Visual System.
471-482
- Thomas B. Sheridan, William R. Ferrell:
Human Control of Remote Computer-Manipulators.
483-494
- Daniel E. Whitney:
State Space Models of Remote Manipulation Tasks.
495-508
- Nils J. Nilsson:
A Mobile Automaton: An Application of Artificial Intelligence Techniques.
509-520
- Jerome A. Feldman, C. M. Feldman, Gilbert Falk, C. Grape, J. Pearlman, Irwin Sobel, Jay M. Tenenbaum:
The Stanford Hand-Eye Project.
521-526
- Leonard Friedman:
Robot Control Strategy.
527-540
- Leonard Uhr, Manfred Kochen:
MIKROKOSMS and Robots.
541-556
- Daniel G. Bobrow, J. Bruce Fraser:
An Augmented State Transition Network Analysis Procedure.
557-568
- Roger C. Schank, Lawrence G. Tesler:
A Conceptual Parser for Natural Language.
569-578
- Alan L. Tharp, Gilbert K. Krulee:
Using Relational Operators to Structure Long-Term Memory.
579-586
- L. Stephen Coles:
Talking with a Robot in English.
587-596
- Stephen C. Darden:
A Contextual Recognition System for Formal languages.
597-608
- John L. Pfaltz, Azriel Rosenfeld:
Web Grammars.
609-620
- Charles T. Zahn Jr.:
A Formal Description for Two-Dimensional Patterns.
621-628
- Martin A. Fischler:
Machine Perception and Description of Pictorial Data.
629-640
- Robert P. Abelson, Carol M. Reich:
Implicational Molecules: A Method for Extracting Meaning from Input Sentences.
641-648
- Kenneth Mark Colby, Lawrence G. Tesler, Horace Enea:
Experiments with a Search Algorithm for the Data Base of a Human Belief System.
649-654
- Joseph D. Becker:
The Modeling of Simple Analogic and Inductive Processes in a Semantic Memory System.
655-668
- Charles M. Eastman:
Cognitive Processes and I11-Defined Problems: A Case Study from Design.
669-690
- Kenneth R. Laughery, Allen L. Pinkus:
Explorations with a Simulation Model of Short-Term Memory.
691-702
- George R. Kiss:
A Computer Model for Certain Classes of Verbal Behavior.
703-714
- Daniel Bertaux, André-Roch Lecours, François Lhermitte:
Analogy Between Sequential Errors in Aphasia and the Behavior of a Cybernetic System (SARF).
715
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