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ORCIDFuture Generation Computer Systems, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, August 1989
- Riichiro Mizoguchi:
Preface. 3-6 - Riichiro Mizoguchi:
A brief overview of the current status of expert systems in Japan. 7-10 - Kuniaki Uehara:
An intelligent on-line help system: ASSIST. 11-20 - Takahira Yamaguchi:
A technical analysis expert system in the stock market. 21-27 - Kazuo Maeda:
A knowledge-based system for the wastewater treatment plant. 29-32 - Shunji Matsumoto:
ES/SDEM Software development engineering methodology for expert systems. 33-39 - Michio Oki, Toshiro Nishimori, Minoru Hiyoshi, Yoshiyuki Takaoka:
Substation operation support system with event-driven processing. 41-49 - Ikuo Keshi, Naoyuki Fukuda, Yoshiji Fujimoto:
A knowledge-based framework in an intelligent assistant system for making documents. 51-58 - Masahiro Inui, Nobuji Miyasaka, Kazuhiko Kawamura, John R. Bourne:
Development of a model-based intelligent training system. 59-69 - Yasuo Suzuki:
DYMOS (Dynamic MOnitoring System): Monitoring and real time fault diagnosis system for a ship's propelling plant. 71-76 - Masataka Hiraide:
Expert systems application in plant engineering. 77-85 - Jun Takamura:
An expert system for computer operation and user assistance. 87-95 - Riichi Takahashi:
Automobile troubleshooting expert system "ATREX". 97-101 - Yoshitomo Hanakuma:
An expert system for fault diagnosis at petrochemical plants. 103-107 - Minoru Ohyama:
A knowledge-based directory assistance system. 109-117 - Osamu Komatsu:
The underwriting expert system in nippon life. 119-122 - Takeshi Yoshimura:
A rule-based and algorithmic approach for logic synthesis. 123-127 - Katsuhiko Niwa:
Use of artificial intelligence confirming compliance to building codes during process of making architectural drawings. 129-130 - Toyoki Kozai, Takehiko Hoshi:
Intelligent information systems for production management in agriculture and horticulture. 131-136 - Katsuhiko Yui, Satoshi Watanabe, Shigeru Amano, Tsuyoshi Takarabe, Takashi Nakamori:
Application of an expert system to blast furnace operation. 137-142 - Shigeru Kagayama:
The fundamentals of expert systems on tort in Japan. 143-149 - Seiichi Komiya:
Automatic programming by composing program components and its realization method. 151-161
Volume 5, Numbers 2-3, September 1989
- Clifford E. Rhoades Jr.:
Proceedings of the conference on grand challenges to computational science: January 3-6, 1989 Molokai. 167-168 - Chancellor T. Hullar:
Grand challenges to computational sciences: fundamental problems in science progress and future: Molokai, Hawaii, 3 January 1989. 169-170 - Kenneth G. Wilson:
Grand challenges to computational science. 171-189 - Berni J. Alder:
Challenges in computational statistical mechanics. 191-195 - Ralph Roskies:
Supercomputing and biomedical science. 197-205 - Peter A. Kollman:
Grand challenges in computational science: Simulations on biological macromolecules. 207-211 - Vincent McKoy, Richard L. Dubs, S. N. Dixit:
Some computational studies in molecular physics. 213-223 - Larry Smarr, David Hobill, David Bernstein:
Shedding light on black holes. 225-242 - Victor L. Peterson:
Computational challenges in aerospace. 243-258 - Francis P. Bretherton:
The earth system. 259-264 - Simon A. Levin
, Kirk Moloney, Linda Buttel, Carlos Castillo-Chavez:
Dynamical models of ecosystems and epidemics. 265-274 - Doyle D. Knight:
Numerical simulation of 3-D shock wave-turbulent boundary layer interactions. 275-281 - William D. Wilson, Robert J. Asaro, Robert W. Dutton, Juan M. Sanchez, David J. Srolovitz, Richard H. Boyd, William A. Goddard III, John R. Smith, Wilhelm G. Wolfer:
The impact of supercomputing capabilities on U.S. materials science and technology. 283-293 - P. E. McHugh, A. G. Varias, Robert J. Asaro, C. F. Shih:
Computational modeling of microstructures. 295-318 - Gary M. Johnson:
Exploiting parallelism in computational science. 319-337 - David A. Dixon, Harold J. Raveché:
A national computing initiative: a summary. 339-345
Volume 5, Number 4, January 1990
- Manfred Ruschitzka:
Preface. 351-352 - G. Della Vecchia, C. Sanges:
An optimized broadcasting technique for WK-recursive topologies. 353-357 - Ugo de Carlini, Roberto Vaccaro, Umberto Villano:
The monitoring of inter-process communications in distributed systems. 359-363 - Giulio Iannello, Antonino Mazzeo, Carlo Savy, Giorgio Ventre:
Parallel software development in the DISC programming environment. 365-372 - Manfred Ruschitzka:
Two-level grammars for data conversions. 373-380 - Bernd Schwister, Karl Solchenbach:
SUPRENUM - A European made supercomputer. 381-385 - K. Lue, K. Miyai:
Graphics supercomputer benchmark : Basic performance of two graphics supercomputers: Stellar GS1000 and Ardent Titan-2. 387-394
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