International Journal of Approximate Reasoning, Volume 19

Volume 19, Number 1-2, July - August 1998

• Wolfgang Slany:
  Approximate reasoning in scheduling. 1-3
  
• Maria Pia Fanti, Bruno Maione, David Naso, Biagio Turchiano:
  Genetic multi-criteria approach to flexible line scheduling. 5-21
  
• Klaudia Dussa-Zieger, Markus Schwehm:
  Scheduling of parallel programs on configurable multiprocessors by genetic algorithms. 23-38
  
• David Sinclair:
  The GST load balancing algorithm for parallel and distributed systems. 39-56
  
• Teik Guan Tan, Wynne Hsu:
  Approximating scheduling for multimedia applications under overload conditions. 57-71
  
• Claudia Leopold:
  Arranging program statements for locality on the basis of neighbourhood preferences. 73-90
  
• Thomas Wagner, Alan Garvey, Victor R. Lesser:
  Criteria-directed task scheduling. 91-118
  
• I. Burhan Türksen, Mohammad Hossein Fazel Zarandi:
  Fuzzy system models for aggregate scheduling analysis. 119-143
  
• Jürgen Sauer, Gerd Suelmann, Hans-Jürgen Appelrath:
  Multi-site scheduling with fuzzy concepts. 145-160
  
• Andreas Raggl, Wolfgang Slany:
  A reusable iterative optimization software library to solve combinatorial problems with approximate reasoning. 161-191
  

Volume 19, Number 3-4, October - November 1998

• Antonio González, Raúl Pérez:
  A fuzzy theory refinement algorithm. 193-220
  
• Dionis Boixader, Joan Jacas:
  Extensionality based approximate reasoning. 221-230
  
• Gabriele Kern-Isberner:
  A note on conditional logics and entropy. 231-246
  
• James W. Hall, David I. Blockley, John P. Davis:
  Uncertain inference using interval probability theory. 247-264
  
• Simon Parsons:
  A proof theoretic approach to qualitative probabilistic reasoning. 265-297
  
• Riccardo Rovatti, Cesare Fantuzzi:
  Quantized norms and generalized relational composition on dense universes. 299-314
  
• Jonathan Lawry:
  A voting mechanism for fuzzy logic. 315-333
  
• Nevin Lianwen Zhang, Li Yan:
  Independence of causal influence and clique tree propagation. 335-349
  
• Enrico Fagiuoli, Marco Zaffalon:
  A note about redundancy in influence diagrams. 351-365
  
• Ignacio Rojas, Olga Valenzuela, Mancia Anguita, Alberto Prieto:
  Analysis of the operators involved in the definition of the implication functions and in the fuzzy inference process. 367-389
  
• Swarup Medasani, Jaeseok Kim, Raghu Krishnapuram:
  An overview of membership function generation techniques for pattern recognition. 391-417
  
• Shounak Roychowdhury, Bo-Hyeun Wang:
  On generalized Hamacher families of triangular operators. 419-439
  
• Régis Sabbadin, Hélène Fargier, Jérôme Lang:
  Towards qualitative approaches to multi-stage decision making. 441-471