MAICS 2003: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/maics/2003,
  editor    = {Anca L. Ralescu},
  title     = {MAICS 2003, Fourteenth Midwest Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive
               Sciences Conference, Cincinnati, OH, USA, April 12-13, 2003,
               Proceedings},
  booktitle = {MAICS},
  publisher = {Omnipress},
  year      = {2003},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Lotfi A. Zadeh: A New Direction in Decision Analysis-Perception-based Decisions. 1-2
• John Bickle: Biological computational modeling meets functional neuroimaging and both progress! 3
• Martha W. Evens: Natural Language Problems for Intelligent Tutoring Systems. 4
• Eric G. Berkowitz, Brian E. Mastenbrook: Grounded Concept Development Using Introspective Atoms. 5-9
• Doina Caragea, Adrian Silvescu, Vasant Honavar: Learning Decision Trees form Distributed Heterogeneous Autonomous Data. 10-17
• Michael T. Cox, Mohammad M. Elahi, Kevin Cleereman: A Distributed Planning Approach Using Multiagent Goal Transformations. 18-23
• Jignesh Doshi, Judy Goldsmith: Revising Unique Explanations. 24-30
• Jason R. Gilder, Don Krane, Travis E. Doom, Michael L. Raymer: Identifying the Patterns in DNA. 31-35
• Richard Horvitz, Raj Bhatnagar: Symbol Grounding and Cognitive Architecture. 40-46
• Philip Johnson, Beomjin Kim: Visualization of Tropical Transitions in Full Length Text Documents. 47-51
• Rinako Kamei, Anca L. Ralescu: Piecewise Linear Separability using Support Vector Machines. 52-56
• Ahmed Khedr, Raj Bhatnagar: Finding Global Paths in Distributed and Mobile Subgraphs. 57-63
• Alexander Koszlov: Probability of returning in Markov Chains with Refelctions. 64-68
• Chung Hee Lee, Martha W. Evens: Interleaved Syntax and Semantic Processing for CIRCSIM-Tutor Dialogues. 69-73
• Hua Lei, Chien-Chung Chan, John J. Cheh: Rule-Based Classifier for Bankruptcy Protection. 74-81
• Yachai Limpiyakorn, Ilene Burnstein: SIGMA - A Tool for Coarse-grained Plan Matching in Automated program Understanding. 82-89
• Xiandong Liu, Yizong Cheng: Simulated Annealing in the Biclustering of Gene Expression Data. 90-95
• Brian E. Mastenbrook, Eric G. Berkowitz: Representing Symbolic Reasoning. 96-101
• Patrick Miller, John L. Mill, Atsushi Inoue: Synergistic Perceptual Intrusion Detection with Reinforcement Learning (SPIDER). 102-108
• Eric B. Molas, Peter H. Greene: Simulating Embodied Language. 109-114
• Frank W. Moore: An Iterative Improvement Algorithm for Radar Cross Section Reduction. 115-119
• Niraj Patel, Michael Glass, Jung Hee Kim: Data Collection Applications for the NC A&T State University Algebra Tutoring Dialogue (Wooz Tutor) Project. 120-125
• James O. Ross: Perception Subsystem for a Cognitive Architecture. 126-133
• Waibhav Tembe, Anca L. Ralescu: Context-based Correlation for Supervised Learning. 134-139
• Goran Trajkovski, Georgi Stojanov, Darush Davani, Gary Williams: Investigating Learning in Biologically-Inspired Artificial Agents: The POPSICLE Experiment. 140-146
• Timothy Weale, Jennifer Seitzer, Damon Sink: POINTER An Aid to Musical Counterpoint Composition. 147-150
• Gregory Weber: Beam Search in Incremental Rule Learning. 151-156
• Gregory Weber: Probabilistic Incremental Rule Learning. 157-164
• Jessica Yantachka, Frank W. Moore, Gregory Kramer, Michael Echler, Yi Pan: An Improved Genetic Algorithm for Multiprocessor Task Scheduling with Non-Negligible Inter-processor Communication Delay. 165-172
• Roshdy S. Youssif, Carla N. Purdy: Fuzzy Similarity Measures for Signal Pattern Classification. 173-177
• Jie Zhao, Jung Hee Kim, Martha W. Evens: Comparison of Student Initiatives in Keyboard-to-Keyboard and Face-to-Face Tutoring Sessions. 178-183