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ORCID10. AIMSA 2002: Varna, Bulgaria
- Donia Scott:
Artificial Intelligence: Methodology, Systems, and Applications, 10th International Conference, AIMSA 2002, Varna, Bulgaria, September 4-6, 2002, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 2443, Springer 2002, ISBN 3-540-44127-1 - David House, Björn Granström:
Multimodal Speech Synthesis: Improving Information Flow in Dialogue Systems Using 3D Talking Heads. 1-10 - Lubos Popelínský:
Efficient Relational Learning from Sparse Data. 11-20 - Evgueni N. Smirnov, Ida G. Sprinkhuizen-Kuyper, H. Jaap van den Herik:
Efficient Instance Retraction. 21-30 - A. Osmani:
Learning Patterns in Multidimensional Space Using Interval Algebra. 31-40 - Antoine Monsifrot, François Bodin, Rene Quiniou:
A Machine Learning Approach to Automatic Production of Compiler Heuristics. 41-50 - Éric Grégoire, Bertrand Mazure, Lakhdar Sais:
Using Failed Local Search for SAT as an Oracle for Tackling Harder A.I. Problems More Efficiently. 51-60 - Dimitris Vrakas, Ioannis P. Vlahavas:
A Heuristic for Planning Based on Action Evaluation. 61-70 - Natalia López, Manuel Núñez
, Ismael Rodríguez, Fernando Rubio:
WHAT: Web-Based Haskell Adaptive Tutor. 71-80 - Diego Magro, Pietro Torasso:
Decomposing and Distributing Configuration Problems. 81-90 - Ieroham S. Baruch, Alfredo del Carmen Martinez Q., Rubén Garrido, Boyka Nenkova:
Direct Adaptive Neural Control with Integral-Plus-State Action. 91-100 - Svetla Boytcheva:
ILP Techniques for Free-Text Input Processing. 101-110 - Sunil Choenni, Henk M. Blanken:
A Dempster-Shafer Approach to Physical Database Design. 111-121 - Nestor Yurievich Miliaev, Alison Cawsey, Greg Michaelson:
Technical Documentation: An Integrated Architecture for Supporting the Author in Generation and Resource Editing. 122-131 - Daniel Pacholczyk, Mohamed Quafafou, Laurent Garcia:
Optimistic vs. Pessimistic Interpretation of Linguistic Negation. 132-141 - Vicente Carrillo Montero, Víctor J. Díaz Madrigal:
Left Corner Parser for Tree Insertion Grammars. 142-151 - Velislava Stoykova:
Bulgarian Noun - Definite Article in DATR. 152-161 - Gaële Simon, Marianne Flouret, Bruno Mermet:
A Methodology to Solve Optimisation Problems with MAS Application to the Graph Colouring Problem. 162-172 - Feliciano Manzano Casas, Luis A. García:
OCOA: An Open, Modular, Ontology Based Autonomous Robotic Agent Architecture. 173-182 - Guido Boella, Rossana Damiano:
A Replanning Algorithm for a Reactive Agent Architecture. 183-192 - S. L. M. Lin:
A Broker Approach for Multi-agent Scheduling. 193-202 - Milos Kovacevic, Michelangelo Diligenti, Marco Gori, Veljko M. Milutinovic:
Recognition of Common Areas in a Web Page Using a Visualization Approach. 203-212 - Jesús Medina, Enrique Mérida Casermeiro, Manuel Ojeda-Aciego:
A Neural Approach to Abductive Multi-adjoint Reasoning. 213-222 - Inman P. de Guzmán, Manuel Ojeda-Aciego, Agustín Valverde:
Restricted Delta-Trees in Multiple-Valued Logics. 223-232 - Daniel Pop, Viorel Negru:
Knowledge Management in Expert System Creator. 233-242 - Seungyeob Choi:
Towards Semantic Goal-Directed Forward Reasoning in Resolution. 243-252 - Christo Dichev:
Do What We Do to Find What You Want. 253-263 - Diana Maynard, Hamish Cunningham, Kalina Bontcheva, Marin Dimitrov:
Adapting a Robust Multi-genre NE System for Automatic Content Extraction. 264-273 - Carole A. Goble:
The Semantic Web: A Killer App for AI? 274-278
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