IEEE ICCI 2002: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/IEEEicci/2002,
  title     = {Proceedings of the 1st IEEE International Conference on Cognitive
               Informatics (ICCI 2002), 19-20 August 2002, Calgary, Canada},
  booktitle = {IEEE ICCI},
  publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
  year      = {2002},
  isbn      = {0-7695-1724-2},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Keynote Session I: Computational Neurology and Psychology

• James A. Anderson:
  Hybrid Computation with an Attractor Neural Network. 3-12
  
• Michael R. W. Dawson:
  From Embodied Cognitive Science To Synthetic Psychology. 13-22
  
• T. S. E. Maibaum:
  How Do I Trust Thee? Let Me Count The Ways. 23-26
  

Keynote Session II: Cognitive Informatics

• Antony Bryant:
  Informatics and Distributed Representation; Taking Issue with Disembodied Realism. 27-33
  
• Yingxu Wang:
  On Cognitive Informatics. 34-42
  
• Dilip Patel:
  Problems, Solutions and Information Systems Development. 43-48
  
• Christine W. Chan:
  Cognitive Informatics: a Knowledge Engineering Perspective. 49-58
  

Keynote Session III: System Modeling

• Jeffrey J. P. Tsai, Eric Y. T. Juan:
  Model and Heuristic Technique for Efficient Verification of Component-Based Software Systems. 59-68
  
• Jifeng He, Zhiming Liu, Xiaoshan Li:
  Towards a Refinement Calculus for Object Systems. 69-76
  
• Motoei Azuma:
  Software Metrics and Human Factors for WIBIS (WWW & Internet Based Information Systems. 77-83
  
• Shushma Patel:
  Understanding Problems and Problem Situations - A Systems Approach. 84-87
  
• Henry Leung, Vinay Varadan:
  System Modeling and Design using Genetic Programming. 88-100
  

Keynote Session IV: Autonomic Information Processing

• Kenji Sugawara:
  An Agent-Based Framework for Developing Flexible Distributed Systems. 101-106
  
• Witold Kinsner:
  Compression and Its Metrics for Multimedia. 107-121
  
• Behrouz Homayoun Far:
  Software Agents: Quality, Complexity and Uncertainty Issues. 122-131
  
• Yingxu Wang:
  On the Informatics Laws of Software. 132-144
  

Session 1(A): Cognitive Informatics

• Jens H. Jahnke:
  Integrating Cognitive Support with CASE-Tools for Design Recovery. 145-154
  
• Ahti Pietarinen:
  Awareness in Logic and Cognitive Neuroscience. 155-162
  
• Vincent Chiew:
  A Software Engineering Cognitive Knowledge Discovery Framework. 163-174
  

Session 1(B): Agent Software and Autonomy

• Jean-Luc Koning:
  A Simplified Protocol Operational Semantics for Multiagent Protocols. 175-181
  
• Linsong Cai, Xiao Liu, Wael M. Badawy:
  Agent-Based Hierarchical Video Presentation Over Internet. 182-185
  
• Jason Jen-Yen Chen, Chun-Yi Lin:
  An Agent-Assisted Document Storage for Software Process Environments. 186-192
  

Session 2(A): Expressive Mathematics

• Yingxu Wang:
  A New Mathematical Notation for Describing Notion and Thought in Software Design. 193-202
  
• Natalia López, Manuel Núñez, Ismael Rodríguez, Fernando Rubio:
  Introducing the Golden Section to Computer Science. 203-212
  
• Abdesselam Redouane:
  Experience Using Formal Methods for Capturing Requirements of Web-Based Applications. 213-221
  
• J. R. Parker:
  Scientific Curve Classification by Combining Simple Algorithms. 222-228
  

Session 2(B): Fuzzy Systems

• Cristina Maria Varachiu, Nicolae Varachiu:
  A Fuzzy Paradigm Approach for the Cognitive Process of Categorization. 229-232
  
• Nicolae Varachiu, Cynthia Karanicolas, Mihaela Ulieru:
  Computational Intelligence for Medical Knowledge Acquisition with Application to Glaucoma. 233-238
  
• Keith C. C. Chan, Wai-Ho Au, Berry Choi:
  Mining Fuzzy Rules in A Donor Database for Direct Marketing by a Charitable Organization. 239-246
  
• Amar Ramdane-Cherif, Nicole Lévy, Hicham Djenildi, Chakib Tadj:
  Agents Paradigm to Solve a Complex Optimization Problem. 247-258
  

Session 3(A): Natural Intelligence (NI)

• Yingxu Wang, Ying Wang:
  Cognitive Models of the Brain. 259-269
  
• Lars Taxén:
  An Interaction-Based Approach for Structuring Coordination Activities. 270-279
  
• Hitoshi Nagasaki, Motoei Azuma:
  A Methodology for Assessing User's Skill Grade to Implement Adaptive User Interface Systems. 280-287
  
• J. R. Parker:
  Combining Multiple Non-Homogeneous Classifiers: An Empirical Approach. 288-294
  

Session 3(B): Artificial Intelligence (AI)

• Zygmunt Ciota:
  Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Computer Speech Processing. 295-303
  
• Victor-Emil Neagoe, Armand-Dragos Ropot:
  Concurrent Self-Organizing Maps for Pattern Classification. 304-312
  
• Ronald Finkbine:
  Pattern Recognition of the Selection Sort Algorithm. 313-316
  
• Nadia Bouassida, Thouraya Ayadi, Hanêne Ben-Abdallah, Faïez Gargouri:
  Design of a Framework for Electronic Commerce Brokers. 317-328
  

Session 4(A): Learning and Comprehensio

• Tuomas Klemola, Juergen Rilling:
  Modeling Comprehension Processes in Software Development. 329-336
  
• Wiphada Wettayaprasit, Chidchanok Lursinsap, Chee-Hung Henry Chu:
  Quasi-Morphism and Comprehensibility of Rules in Inductive Learning. 337-342
  
• Václav Rajlich:
  Program Comprehension as a Learning Process. 343-350
  

Session 4(B): Object Recognition

• Romi S. Wahono, Behrouz H. Far:
  A Framework for Object Identification and Refinement Process in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design. 351-360
  
• Victor-Emil Neagoe, Iuliana-Florentina Iatan:
  Face Recognition Using a Fuzzy-Gaussian Neural Network. 361-368