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1. AIMSA 1984: Varna, Bulgaria
- Wolfgang Bibel, Boris Petkoff:
Artificial Intelligence: Methodology, Systems, Applications - Proceedings of the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence: Methodology, Systems, Applications, AIMSA 1984, Varna, Bulgaria, September 17-20, 1984. North-Holland 1985, ISBN 0-444-87743-6
Methodology
- Wolfgang Bibel:
Artificial Intelligence in Europe. AIMSA 1984: 3-10 - A. Polikarov:
Methodological Problems and Approaches in Artificial Intelligence. AIMSA 1984: 11-17 - Boris Petkoff:
Artificial Intelligence and Computer Simulation of Scientific Discoveries. AIMSA 1984: 19-34 - Brian H. Mayoh:
Unified Theory of Knowledge Representation. AIMSA 1984: 35-46 - Ioan Georgescu:
The Hypernets Method For Representing Knowledge. AIMSA 1984: 47-58 - Erik Tengvald:
Reducing Design Complexity, or: Why Does AI Work? AIMSA 1984: 59-66 - Klaus P. Jantke:
Program Synthesis By Analogy- A Two-Phased Approach. AIMSA 1984: 67-75 - Ulrich Furbach, Gerhard Dirlich, Christian Freksa:
Towards a Theory of Knowledge Representation Systems. AIMSA 1984: 77-84 - Michel de Rougemont:
From Logic to Logic Programming. AIMSA 1984: 85-92
Systems
- Philippe Jorrand:
FP2: Functional Parallel Programming Based on Term Substitution. AIMSA 1984: 95-112 - Ramon Brena, Ricardo Caferra, Bertram Fronhöfer, Christian Gresse, Philippe Jacquet, Marie-Laure Potet:
Program Synthesis Through Problem Splitting: A Method for Subproblem Characterization. AIMSA 1984: 113-120 - Elmar Eder:
An Implementation of a Theorem Prover Based on the Connection Method. AIMSA 1984: 121-128 - Ioan Georgescu, A. Hotaran, R. Predescu, M. Vlasiu, F. Petrescu, D. Nicolaita, A. Nagy:
INTEXP- A Domain-Independent Expert System. AIMSA 1984: 129-135 - Vassil Stoyanov Sgurev, Danail Dochev, Christo Dichev, Genadi Agre, Zdravko Markov:
DIGS: A Domain Independent Expert System for Technical Diagnostics . AIMSA 1984: 137-144 - Vladimir F. Khoroshevsky:
Posoh- The Instrumental Expert System of NL-Modules Design and Implementation. AIMSA 1984: 145-152 - Matthias Jarke, Jürgen Krause:
New Empirical Results of User Studies with a Domain Independent Natural Language Query System. AIMSA 1984: 153-159 - Giovanni Adorni, Amedeo Cappelli, Giacomo Ferrari, Lorenzo Moretti, Irina Prodanof:
Syntax and Semantics for Natuarl Language Processing. AIMSA 1984: 161-168 - Radoslav Pavlov, Galia Angelova, Elena Paskaleva:
On Experimental Linguistic Processors for Man-Computer Dialogue in Bulgarian. AIMSA 1984: 169-174
Applications
- Dan Tufis, Dan Cristea:
IURES: A Human Engineering Approach to Natuarl Language. AIMSA 1984: 177-184 - Irina Nenova:
On an Implementation of the ATNL-Language. AIMSA 1984: 185-189 - Valentin Tomov, Stephen Sahno:
Experimental System for Recognition and Classification of Archaelogical Ceramics. AIMSA 1984: 191-198 - Ivan Popchev, Neli Zlatareva:
An Expert System in Reliability- Structure and Knowledge Representation. AIMSA 1984: 199-205 - Mauro Di Manzo, Fausto Giunchiglia, Ernesto Pino:
Space Representation and Object Positioning in Natural Language Driven Image Generation. AIMSA 1984: 207-214 - G. Stanke, P. Florath:
3-D Object Recognition - Preprocessing of Structurally Illuminated Scenes and Interpretation with Location Constraints. AIMSA 1984: 215-222 - Lina Massone, Pietro Morasso:
Sculptor-2: Representing, Generating and Editing Smooth Planar Shapes. AIMSA 1984: 223-229 - Salvatore Gaglio, Giuseppe Marino, Renato Zaccaria:
Logic Programming on Reduction/Dataflow Machines. AIMSA 1984: 231-239 - Dimiter R. Avresky, S. Marinov, N. Patchev, S. Ovcharov, G. Slavov:
Architecture and Applications of Parallel Computer for Artificial Intelligence. AIMSA 1984: 241-247
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