Connection Science, Volume 14

Volume 14, Number 1, March 2002

• Adriaan G. Tijsseling, Mark A. Gluck:
  A connectionist approach to processing dimensional interaction. 1-48
  
• Xiaodong Li:
  Connectionist learning: a comparison of neural networks and an optical thin-film multilayer model. 49-63
  
• Kenny Smith:
  The cultural evolution of communication in a population of neural networks. 65-84
  

Volume 14, Number 2, June 2002

• Jonathan A. Tepper, Heather M. Powell, Dominic Palmer-Brown:
  A corpus-based connectionist architecture for large-scale natural language parsing. 93-114
  
• Osamu Hoshino:
  Dynamic interaction of attractors across multiple cortical networks as a neural basis for intersensory facilitation. 115-135
  
• Ryotaro Kamimura, Taeko Kamimura, Haruhiko Takeuchi:
  Greedy information acquisition algorithm: a new information theoretic approach to dynamic information acquisition in neural networks. 137-162
  
• Barbara Webb:
  Swarm Intelligence: From Natural to Artificial Systems. 163-164
  

Volume 14, Number 4, December 2002

• Henry Hexmoor:
  Introduction to the special issue on agent autonomy in groups. 245-247
  
• Rino Falcone, Cristiano Castelfranchi:
  Issues of trust and control on agent autonomy. 249-263
  
• K. Suzanne Barber, Matthew T. MacMahon, Cheryl E. Martin:
  Quantifying the search space for multi-agent system decision-making organizations. 265-281
  
• Jean-Michel Hoc, Serge Debernard:
  Respective demands of task and function allocation on human-machine co-operation design: a psychological approach. 283-295
  
• Jean-Claude Martin:
  On the use of the multimodal clues in human behaviour for the modelling of agent co-operative behaviour. 297-309
  
• Gregory M. P. O'Hare:
  Providing social scaffolding for effective agent communities. 311-322
  
• Henry Hexmoor:
  A model of absolute autonomy and power: toward group effects. 323-333
  
• Parijat Prosun Kar, Sandip Sen, Partha Sarathi Dutta:
  Effect of individual opinions on group interactions. 335-344
  
• Michael Schillo:
  Self-organization and adjustable autonomy: two sides of the same coin? 345-359
  
• Debra Schreckenghost, Cheryl E. Martin, R. Peter Bonasso, David Kortenkamp, Tod Milam, Carroll Thronesbery:
  Supporting group interaction among humans and autonomous agents. 361-369
  
• Lee McCauley, Stan Franklin:
  A large-scale multi-agent system for navy personnel distribution. 371-385
  

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