ANZIIS 1996: Adelaide, South Australia

Knowledge-Based Systems

• François Jacquenet, Irène Foucherot:
  A new logical view of knowledge manipulation with PROLOG. 2-5
  
• Curtis H. K. Tsang, M. H. C. Woo, Chris Bloor:
  An object oriented intelligent tourist advisor system. 6-9
  
• Paul Hagyard, Natalie R. Spooner, Roger Marriott:
  Applications of knowledge based reasoning to natural product processing. 10-13
  
• P. Crowther, J. Hartnett:
  Using repertory grids for knowledge acquisition for spatial expert systems. 14-17
  
• P. Gale, Michael Negnevitsky:
  An expert system based aid for anode optimisation. 18-21
  
• Wayne Wobcke:
  The representation of plans in rational agent architectures. 22-25
  

Intelligent Algorithms

• Honghua Dai, Kevin B. Korb, Chris S. Wallace:
  The discovery of causal models with small samples. 27-30
  
• Horace Ho-Shing Ip, Hongying Tang:
  Parallel evidence combination on a SB-tree architecture. 31-34
  
• B. S. Cooper:
  A principled approach to annealing in optimisation networks. 35-38
  
• Janet Aisbett:
  On the relevance of an algorithm to a problem. 39-42
  
• T. Le-Tien, H. Talhami, D. T. Nguyen:
  Detection of the local maxima in time-frequency and time-scale representations. 43-46
  
• T. Hogg, I. Talhami:
  A competitive non-linear approach to object recognition: the generalised synergetic algorithm. 47-50
  

Intelligent Techniques in Health - 1

• M. M. Richardson, James R. Warren:
  Induced decision trees for case-based reasoning. 52-55
  
• F. Naghdy, Wai-Kwong Chan:
  A FLC based decision support system for body fluid balancing in a major surgery. 56-59
  
• Susan P. Tyerman, P. J. Woods, James R. Warren:
  Loop Tutor and Hypertutor: experiences with adaptive tutoring systems. 60-63
  
• Susan E. Spenceley, James R. Warren, Sugath K. Mudali, I. D. Kirkwood:
  Intelligent data entry for physicians by machine learning of an anticipative task model. 64-67
  
• David M. W. Powers, Simon E. Dixon, C. Richard Clark, Darren L. Weber:
  Cocktails and brainwaves-experiments with complex and subliminal auditory stimuli. 68-71
  

Aritficial Neural Networks - 1

• N. Prakash, K. Garg, Y. C. Chopra:
  SQL translator using artificial neural networks. 73-75
  
• I. Kaminskyj, P. Voumard:
  Enhanced automatic source identification of monophonic musical instrument sounds. 76-79
  
• Habib Mir Mohamad Hosseini, Abdesselam Bouzerdoum:
  A combined method for Persian and Arabic handwritten digit recognition. 80-83
  
• Honghua Dai, James Liu, Victor Ciesielski:
  An analysis of criteria for the evaluation of learning performance. 84-87
  
• Suthikshn Kumar, Kevin E. Forward, M. Palaniswami:
  A review of design aspects for neurocomputers. 88-91
  
• Danny Kilis, E. Ackerman, James R. Slagle:
  Embedding global physiological data in an artificial neural network. 92-95
  

Intelligent Techniques in Health - 2

• L. F. Kwok, W. T. Lau, S. C. Kong:
  An intelligent decision support system for teaching duty assignments. 97-100
  
• Peter Aigner, Brenan J. McCarragher:
  Simultaneous human and autonomous control with constrained human action. 101-104
  
• Nicolangelo Iannella, Abdesselam Bouzerdoum:
  Time evolution of receptive fields. 105-108
  
• Richard Beare, Abdesselam Bouzerdoum:
  A simple model of the SUSTAINED unit in the insect lamina. 109-112
  
• Saman K. Halgamuge:
  Multiple shape basis function networks for rule based analysis of data. 113-116
  
• D. Woo, Phillip Dermody, C. Phillips:
  Analysis of human gating performance using time frequency analysis. 117-119
  

Language and Storage Issues

• C. Geiger, B. Kalthoff:
  Adaptive parallelization of strategies in agent based systems. 121-124
  
• C. Geiger:
  Agent based prototyping of virtual worlds. 125-128
  
• Teng-Wen Chang, R. E. Woodbury:
  Sufficiency of the SEED knowledge-level representation for grammatical design. 129-132
  
• R. Fletcher, Dan Corbett:
  A framework for search and retrieval tasks using specialised cooperating autonomous agents. 133-136
  
• E. Yuen, V. L. Narasimhan:
  An indicator of robustness for distributed databases. 137-141
  

Image and Speech Processing - 1

• Harvey A. Cohen:
  Parallel algorithm for gray-scale image segmentation. 143-146
  
• S. Jagannathan, P. Nagabhushan, K. Chidananda Gowda, R. K. Rajangam:
  A number theory based image coding. 147-150
  
• Jiaming Li, Jesse S. Jin:
  An image coding method of high compression rate and clarity preserving. 151-154
  
• N. J. Redding:
  Image understanding of oblique ionograms: the autoscaling problem. 155-160
  
• N. J. Redding:
  Fitting implicit polynomials to use as features in image understanding. 161-164
  

Artificial Neural Networks - 2

• T. D. Gedeon:
  Indicators of input contributions: analysing the weight matrix. 166-169
  
• Ali Reza Mirhosseini, Hong Yan:
  Neural networks for learning human facial features from labeled graph models. 170-173
  
• Suhuai Luo, R. W. King:
  Automatic human face modeling in model-based facial image coding. 174-177
  
• Peter Lozo, N. Nandagopal:
  Selective transfer of spatial patterns by presynaptic facilitation in a shunting competitive neural layer. 178-181
  
• M. D. Lee:
  A neural network which learns psychological internal representations. 182-185
  

Fuzzy Logic - 1

• I. Hayashi:
  Acquisition of fuzzy rules using fuzzy ID3 with ability of learning for AND/OR operators. 187-190
  
• Tuan D. Pham, Hong Yan:
  Information fusion by fuzzy integral. 191-194
  
• Quan Nguyen, Tu Van Le:
  Fuzzy discrete-event simulation with FTipLog. 195-198
  
• Jinhai Cai, Zhi-Qiang Liu:
  Off-line unconstrained handwritten word recognition. 199-202
  
• Anthony Little, Leonid K. Reznik:
  Speech detection method analysis and intelligent structure development. 203-206
  

Fuzzy Logic - 2

• Natalie R. Spooner, Patrick P. K. Lim:
  Stability monitoring of fuzzy systems using trend analysis. 208-211
  
• O. Ghanayem, Leonid K. Reznik:
  A novel excitation control scheme: design and implementation. 212-215
  
• Quang Phuc Ha, M. Negnevitsky, Z. Man:
  Sliding mode control with fuzzy tuning. 216-219
  
• Peter J. Deer, Peter W. Eklund, B. D. Norman:
  A Mahalanobis distance fuzzy classifier. 220-223
  
• M. J. Lees, D. A. Campbell, J. C. Devlin:
  A high-speed reconfigurable defuzzification architecture for true centre-of-gravity computations. 224-227
  

Hybrid Intelligent Systems

• N. V. Subba Reddy, P. Nagabhushan, K. Chidananda Gowda:
  A neural network based expert system model for conflict resolution. 229-232
  
• Mark Kingham, Masoud Mohammadian:
  Financial modelling and prediction of interest rate using fuzzy logic and genetic algorithms. 233-236
  
• Abbas Z. Kouzani, Fangpo He, Karl Sammut:
  Commonsense knowledge representation and reasoning with fuzzy neural networks. 237-240
  
• A. M. Shahri, B. J. Evans, F. Naghdy:
  Neuro-fuzzy adaptive torque control of a SCARA robot. 241-244
  
• James N. K. Liu, Danny K. Y. Sin:
  Fuzzy knowledge system for machine maintenance. 245-248
  

Artificial Neural Networks - 3

• Jian Wang, Golshah Naghdy, Philip Ogunbona:
  A new wavelet based ART network for texture classification. 250-253
  
• Peter Lozo, Cheng-Chew Lim:
  Neural circuit for object recognition in complex and cluttered visual images. 254-257
  
• Udo Seiffert, Bernd Michaelis:
  Adaptive three-dimensional self-organizing map with a two-dimensional input layer. 258-263
  
• H. N. S. Prakash, P. Nagabhushan, K. Chidananda Gowda:
  A framework to estimate natural classes in remotely sensed data. 264-266
  

Evolutionary Computing

• Sophie Rochet, Mohamed Slimane, Gilles Venturini:
  Epistasis for real encoding in genetic algorithms. 268-271
  
• R. Kowalczyk:
  Using constraint satisfaction in genetic algorithms. 272-275
  
• Ashish Ghosh, Shigeyoshi Tsutsui, H. Tanaka:
  Individual aging in genetic algorithms. 276-279
  
• Shigeyoshi Tsutsui, Ashish Ghosh:
  On convergence measures for order-based forking genetic algorithms. 280-283
  
• Jamie Sherrah, Robert E. Bogner, Abdesselam Bouzerdoum:
  Automatic selection of features for classification using genetic programming. 284-287
  
• P. A. I. Wijkman:
  The power of mutation. 288-291
  
• P. A. I. Wijkman:
  Evolutionary computation and the principle of natural selection. 292-297
  

Image and Speech Processing - 2

• Nicholas J. Redding, Garry N. Newsam:
  A merging procedure for connecting fitted implicit polynomials for features. 299-303
  
• D. I. Kettler, N. J. Redding:
  A trimming algorithm to clean thinned features for feature extraction in image understanding. 304-307
  
• Harvey A. Cohen:
  The gerrymander problem in vector quantization. 308-311
  
• G. Einicke:
  Adaptive speech estimation for low SNR and cochannel FM. 312-315
  
• S. Slomka, P. Castellano, P. Barger, S. Sridharan, V. Lakshmi Narasimhan:
  A comparison of Gaussian mixture and multiple binary classifier models for speaker verification. 316-319
  
• A. Samouelian:
  Use of inductive learning for speech processing. 320-323
  

Intelligent Applications

• Nawwaf N. Kharma, Majd Alwan, Peter Y. K. Cheung:
  An incremental machine learning mechanism applied to robot navigation. 325-328
  
• Peter W. Eklund, S. D. Kirkby, Simon Pollitt:
  A dynamic multi-source Dijkstra's algorithm for vehicle routing. 329-333
  
• Kurt Malmstrom, L. Munday, Joaquin Sitte:
  Reinforcement learning of path-finding behaviour by a mobile robot. 334-337
  
• X. Thong Nguyen, Abdesselam Bouzerdoum, Robert E. Bogner:
  Backward tracking of motion trajectories for velocity estimation. 338-341
  
• N. Mani:
  A two-way graph partitioning using a heuristic procedure. 342-345
  
• Majd Alwan, Peter Y. K. Cheung, Akram Saleh, Nour E. Cheikh Obeid:
  Combining goal-directed, reactive and reflexive navigation in autonomous mobile robots. 346-349
  

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