IEEE Expert, Volume 11, 1996

Volume 11, Number 1, February 1996

• Steven E. Cross:
  Progress in 1995, much to do in 1996. 3-4
  

• Sara Reese Hedberg:
  AI's Impact in Telecommunications-Today and Tomorrow. 6-9
  

• The Future of Lisp. 10-16
  

• Jürgen Dorn:
  Guest Editor's Introduction: Expert Systems in the Steel Industry. 18-21
  
• Nicolas Pican, Frédéric Alexandre, Patrick Bresson:
  Artificial Neural Networks for the Presetting of a Steel Temper Mill. 22-27
  
• Jürgen Dorn, Reza Shams:
  Scheduling High-Grade Steelmaking. 28-35
  

• V. Seshadri:
  Guest Editor's Introduction: AI in Telecommunications. 36-
  
• Raguram Sasisekharan, V. Seshadri, Sholom M. Weiss:
  Data Mining and Forecasting in Large-Scale Telecommunication Networks. 37-43
  
• Christopher J. Merz, Michael J. Pazzani, Andrea Pohoreckyj Danyluk:
  Tuning Numeric Parameters to Troubleshoot a Telephone-Network Loop. 44-49
  
• Thom W. Frühwirth, Pascal Brisset, Jörg-Rainer Molwitz:
  Planning Cordless Business Communication Systems. 50-55
  

• Frank van Harmelen, Manfred Aben, Fidel Ruiz, Joke van de Plassche:
  Evaluating a Formal KBS Specification Language. 56-62
  

• Masazumi Yoshikawa, Kazuya Kaneko, Toru Yamanouchi, Masanobu Watanabe:
  A Constraint-Based High School Scheduling System. 63-72
  

• Takeo Kanade:
  Immersion into Visual Media: New Applications of Image Understanding. 73-80
  

• Sound Off Feedback. 81-
  

• John Charles:
  Rosie: a Worker for the Nuclear Age. 82-83
  

• Shu Xiang Zhao, Jian Ping Lü:
  Measure-Based fuzzy operators explain Elkan's Theorem. 84-85
  

• New Products. 86-87
  

• Calendar. 88-89
  
• Call For Papers. 89-
  

Volume 11, Number 2, April 1996

• Stephen E. Cross:
  Reflections on getting lost: technology transfer's Bermuda Triangle. 2-3, 6
  

• Sara Reese Hedberg:
  AI & taxes. 4-6
  
• Correction. 6-
  

• Daniel E. O'Leary:
  AI and navigation on the Internet and Intranet. 8-10
  

• 1995 Article Reviewers. 11-
  

• Statistical versus knowledge-based machine translation. 12-18
  

• Dean Pomerleau, Todd Jochem:
  Rapidly Adapting Machine Vision for Automated Vehicle Steering. 19-27
  

• Kevin M. Passino, Ümit Özgüner:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Intelligent Control: From Theory to Application. 28-30
  
• John Y. Conway, Marios M. Polycarpou:
  Using Adaptive Networks to Model and Control Drug Delivery. 31-37
  
• Pedro U. Lima, George N. Saridis:
  Learning Optimal Robotic Tasks. 38-45
  
• Hui-Min Huang:
  An Architecture and a Methodology for Intelligent Control. 46-55
  

• John Durkin:
  Expert Systems: A View of the Field. 56-63
  

• Walter Van de Velde, Guus Schreiber:
  The Future of Knowledge Acquisition: a European Perspective. 64-66
  
• Sabine Geldof, Aurélien Slodzian, Walter Van de Velde:
  From Verification to Life Cycle Support. 67-73
  

• Guus Schreiber, Bob J. Wielinga:
  SWI: making knowledge technology work. 74-76
  

• News. 77-79
  

• Raj Reddy speaks from experience. 80-81
  

• Michael K. McCandless, Giovanni Flammia:
  Where the Web is headed. 82-83
  

• New Products. 84-85
  

• Calendar. 86-88
  
• Call For Papers. 88-
  

Volume 11, Number 3, June 1996

• Stephen E. Cross:
  40 years and counting. 2-
  

• Ernest Davis:
  Gödel, Escher, Bach redux. 3-
  

• Green engineering: AI pioneers cutting a trail. 4-6
  

• The role of AI in digital libraries. 8-13
  

• Henrik Eriksson:
  Expert Systems as Knowledge Servers. 14-19
  

• James H. Garrett Jr., Ian F. C. Smith:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: AI Applications in Structural/Construction Engineering. 20-22
  
• George Turkiyyah, Steven J. Fenves:
  Knowledge-Based Assistance for Finite-Element Modeling. 23-32
  
• Renate Fruchter:
  Conceptual, Collaborative Building Design Through Shared Graphics. 33-41
  
• Mary Lou Maher, Andrés Gómez de Silva Garza:
  Developing Case-Based Reasoning for Structural Design. 42-52
  

• Dolores Cañamero:
  Plan Recognition for Decision Support. 54-63
  

• Frank L. Lewis:
  Neural Network Control of Robot Manipulators. 64-75
  
• Jinwoo Kim, Bernard P. Zeigler:
  Hierarchical Distributed Genetic Algorithms: A Fuzzy Logic Controller Design Application. 76-84
  

• Giovanni Flammia:
  Almost there: a new medium on the Web. 85-86
  

• New Products. 87-
  

• Calendar. 88-89
  

Volume 11, Number 4, August 1996

• Stephen E. Cross:
  Goals for growth. 2-3
  

• Neural networks in real-world applications. 4-12
  

• Sara Reese Hedberg:
  AI tools for business-process modeling. 13-15
  

• Eric S. K. Yu, John Mylopoulos, Yves Lespérance:
  AI Models for Business Process Reengineering. 16-23
  

• Paolo Salvaneschi, Mauro Cadei, Marco Lazzari:
  Applying AI to Structural Safety Monitoring and Evaluation. 24-34
  
• John C. Kunz, Yan Jin, Raymond E. Levitt, Shouh-Dauh Lin, Paul M. Teicholz:
  Support for Integrated Value-Based Maintenance Planning. 35-44
  
• Phillip S. Dunston, S. Ranji Ranjithan, Leonhard E. Bernold:
  Neural Network Model for the Automated Control of Springback in Rebars. 45-49
  

• Céline Rouveirol, Patrick Albert:
  A Knowledge-Level Model of a Configurable Learning System. 50-58
  

• Daniel E. O'Leary:
  Guest Editor's Introduction: AI for Applications. 59-
  
• Jonathan Lee, Lein F. Lai, Wei T. Huang:
  Task-Based Specifications Through Conceptual Graphs. 60-70
  

• Pierre Morizet-Mahoudeaux:
  On-Board and Real-Time Expert Control. 71-81
  

• Kevin M. Passino, Ümit Özgüner:
  Intelligent control at the OSU Control Research Lab. 82-83
  

• Michael K. McCandless:
  Time for the Web to grow up? 84-86
  

• Calendar. 87-89
  
• Call For Papers. 89-
  

Volume 11, Number 5, October 1996

• Stephen E. Cross:
  Intelligent systems span generations. 2-3
  

• Sara Reese Hedberg:
  Searching for the mother lode: tales of the first data miners. 4-7
  

• Michael K. McCandless:
  Content distribution on the Web. 8-9
  

• Kevin Knight, Pat Langley, Paul R. Cohen:
  What makes a compelling empirical evaluation? 10-14
  

• Peter G. Selfridge:
  Oliver Selfridge-in from the start. 15-17, 84-86
  

• Bill Mark:
  Guest Editor's Introduction: Data Mining-Here We Go Again? 18-19
  
• Usama M. Fayyad:
  Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery: Making Sense Out of Data. 20-25
  
• Evangelos Simoudis:
  Reality Check for Data Mining. 26-33
  
• Edmond Mesrobian, Richard R. Muntz, Eddie C. Shek, Silvia Nittel, Mark La Rouche, Marc Kriguer, Carlos R. Mechoso, John D. Farrara, Paul E. Stolorz, Hisashi Nakamura:
  Mining Geophysical Data for Knowledge. 34-44
  
• Kazuo J. Ezawa, Steven W. Norton:
  Constructing Bayesian Networks to Predict Uncollectible Telecommunications Accounts. 45-51
  
• George H. John, Peter Miller, Randy Kerber:
  Stock Selection Using Rule Induction. 52-58
  
• Diane J. Cook, Lawrence B. Holder, Surnjani Djoko:
  Scalable Discovery of Informative Structural Concepts Using Domain Knowledge. 59-68
  
• Hing-Yan Lee, Hwee-Leng Ong:
  Visualization Support for Data Mining. 69-75
  
• Timothy J. Lenz, James K. McDowell, Martin C. Hawley, Ahmed Kamel, Jon Sticklen:
  The Evolution of a Decision Support Architecture for Polymer Composites Design. 77-83
  

• News. 87-90
  

• New Products. 91-93
  

• Calendar. 94-97
  

Volume 11, Number 6, December 1996

• Stephen E. Cross:
  New technologies mean new opportunities and challenges. 2-3
  

• AI planning systems in the real world. 4-12
  

• Dick Price:
  The toad that ate Australia. 13-15
  

• Sara Reese Hedberg:
  Agents for sale: first wave of intelligent agents go commercial. 16-19
  

• James A. Hendler:
  Intelligent Agents: Where AI Meets Information Technology. 20-23
  

• Charles J. Petrie:
  Agent-Based Engineering, the Web, and Intelligence. 24-29
  
• David R. King, Daniel E. O'Leary:
  Intelligent Executive Information Systems. 30-35
  
• Katia P. Sycara, Anandeep Pannu, Mike Williamson, Dajun Zeng, Keith Decker:
  Distributed Intelligent Agents. 36-46
  
• Moises Lejter, Thomas L. Dean:
  A Framework for the Development of Multiagent Architectures. 47-59
  
• Hiroaki Kitano:
  Nausicaä and the Sirens: A Tale of Two Intelligent Autonomous Agents. 60-61
  
• Pattie Maes:
  Intelligent Software: Easing the Burdens that Computers Put on People. 62-63
  

• Nicholas R. Jennings, E. H. Mamdani, Jose Manuel Corera, Iñaki Laresgoiti, Fabien Perriollat, Paul Skarek, László Zsolt Varga:
  Using Archon to Develop Real-World DAI Applications, Part 1. 64-70
  
• Jose Manuel Corera, Iñaki Laresgoiti, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  Using Archon, Part 2: Electricity Transportation Management. 71-79
  
• Fabien Perriollat, Paul Skarek, László Zsolt Varga, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  Using Archon, Part 3: Particle Acceleration Control. 80-86
  

• Giovanni Flammia:
  On the Internet, software should be milked, not brewed. 87-88
  

• Paul R. Cohen:
  Empirical methods for artificial intelligence. 88-
  

• Michael P. Georgeff, Anand S. Rao:
  A profile of the Australian Artificial Intelligence Institute. 89-92
  

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