Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, Volume 9

Volume 9, Number 1, January 1997

• Bipin Indurkhya: Metaphor as change of representation: an artificial intelligence perspective. 1-36
• Moshe Tennenholtz: On planning while Executing in stationary environments. 37-50
• John Gooday, Antony Galton: The Transition Calculus: a high-level formalism for reasoning about action and change. 51-66
• Armand Prieditis: Adding upper-bound pruning to IDA*. 67-81
• Steven Walczak, Paul A. Fishwick: A quantitative analysis of pattern production and its relationship to expert performance. 83-101
• Anthony S. Maida, Shaohua Tang: Description-based communication for autonomous agents under ideal conditions. 103-135
• Sanjay Jain: Strong monotonic and set-driven inductive inference. 137-143
• Amichai Kronfeld, Lawrence Roberts: Pragmatics & Cognition announces a special issue on The Concept of Reference in the Cognitive Sciences. 144

Volume 9, Number 2-3, April 1997

• Henry Hexmoor, David Kortenkamp, Ian Horswill: Software architectures for hardware agents. 145
• Henry Hexmoor, David Kortenkamp, Ian Horswill: Software architectures for hardware agents. 147-156
• James S. Albus: The NIST Real-time Control System (RCS): an approach to intelligent systems research. 157-174
• Ronald C. Arkin, Tucker R. Balch: AuRA: principles and practice in review. 175-189
• Robin R. Murphy, Amol Dattatraya Mali: Lessons learned in integrating sensing into autonomous mobile robot architectures. 191-209
• H. Van Dyke Parunak: An emergent approach to systems of physical agents. 211-213
• Kurt Konolige, Karen L. Myers, Enrique H. Ruspini, Alessandro Saffiotti: The Saphira architecture: a design for autonomy. 215-235
• R. Peter Bonasso, R. James Firby, Erann Gat, David Kortenkamp, David P. Miller, Marc G. Slack: Experiences with an architecture for intelligent, reactive agents. 237-256
• Michael Brady, Huosheng Hu: Software and hardware architecture of advanced mobile robots for manufacturing. 257-276
• Ian Horswill: Visual architecture and cognitive architecture. 277-292
• Bruce Randall Donald, James Jennings, Daniela Rus: Minimalism Distribution Supermodularity. 293-321
• Maja J. Mataric: Behaviour-based control: examples from navigation, learning, and group behaviour. 323-336
• Nils J. Nilsson: Robotics and artificial intelligence. 337-338
• Julio Rosenblatt: DAMN: a distributed architecture for mobile navigation. 339-360
• John Budenske, Maria L. Gini: Logical sensor/actuator: knowledge-based robotic plan execution. 361-374
• Oliver Seeliger, James A. Hendler: Supervenient hierarchies of behaviours-from robot vacuuming to space telerobotics. 375-391
• Arvin Agah, George A. Bekey: Tropism-based cognition: a novel software architecture for agents in colonies. 393-404

Volume 9, Number 4, October 1997

• Subrata Kumar Das, John Fox, D. Elsdon, Peter Hammond: A flexible architecture for autonomous agents. 407-440
• Mark H. Bickhard, Loren G. Terveen: Are we wrong about representation? 441-469
• Mikhail Valdman: Will zombies talk about consciousness ?-The paradox of phenomenal judgment: its implications for naturalistic dualism and other theories of mind. 471-490
• Kim T. Blackwell, Thomas P. Vogl, Hans P. Dettmar, Michael A. Brown, Garth S. Barbour, Daniel L. Alkon: Identification of faces obscured by noise: comparison of an artificial neural network with human observers. 491-508
• Karen Zita Haigh, Jonathan Richard Shewchuk, Manuela M. Veloso: Exploiting domain geometry in analogical route planning. 509-541
• Eliezer L. Lozinskii: Approximate reasoning with credible subsets. 543-562