C. S. George Lee

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Published: 1993
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1999
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Wynne Hsu, C. S. George Lee:
Towards an optimal degree of design coupling through fuzzy analysis. J. Intell. Fuzzy Syst. 7(4): 359-372 (1999)
1998
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Wynne Hsu, C. S. G. Lee, Andrew Lim:
A computer-aided product redesign system for robotic assembly. Robotica 16(3): 239-249 (1998)
1996
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Shun-Feng Su, C. S. George Lee, Wynne Hsu:
Automatic generation of goal regions for assembly tasks in the presence of uncertainty. IEEE Trans. Robotics Autom. 12(2): 313-323 (1996)
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Wynne Hsu, Andrew Lim, C. S. George Lee:
Conceptual level design for assembly analysis using state transitional approach. ICRA 1996: 3355-3360
1995
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Wynne Hsu, C. S. George Lee:
Paradigm Shift and the Integrated Feedback Approach. ICRA 1995: 2853-2858
1994
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Shun-Feng Su, C. S. George Lee:
Generation of the Destination for a Mating Action in the Presence of Uncertainty. ICRA 1994: 3435-3440
1993
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Wynne Hsu, C. S. George Lee, Shun-Feng Su:
Feedback approach to design for assembly by evaluation of assembly plan. Comput. Aided Des. 25(7): 395-410 (1993)
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Shun-Feng Su, C. S. George Lee:
Automatic Generation of Goal Regions for Assembly Tasks in the Presence of Uncertainity. ICRA (1) 1993: 77-82
1992
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Shun-Feng Su, C. S. George Lee:
Manipulation and propagation of uncertainty and verification of applicability of actions in assembly tasks. IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern. 22(6): 1376-1389 (1992)
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Wynne Hsu, C. S. George Lee, Shun-Feng Su:
Feedback evaluation of assembly plans. ICRA 1992: 2419-2424
1991
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Shun-Feng Su, C. S. George Lee:
Uncertainty manipulation and propagation and verification of applicability of actions in assembly tasks. ICRA 1991: 2471-2476

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