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William P. Birmingham
2010 – today
- 2012
[c32]William P. Birmingham, Shane Rose, Gregory Miller, Matthew Mahan: Effect of Latency on Pursuit Problems. FLAIRS Conference 2012- 2011
- [i2]William P. Birmingham, Edmund H. Durfee, Sunju Park: Use of Markov Chains to Design an Agent Bidding Strategy for Continuous Double Auctions. CoRR abs/1106.6022 (2011)
- [i1]William P. Birmingham, Colin Meek: A Comprehensive Trainable Error Model for Sung Music Queries. CoRR abs/1107.0054 (2011)
- 2010
- [j32]Daniel Frey, William P. Birmingham, Clive L. Dym: Design pedagogy: Representations and processes. AI EDAM 24(3): 283-284 (2010)
2000 – 2009
- 2007
- [j31]
- [j30]Roger B. Dannenberg, William P. Birmingham, Bryan Pardo, Ning Hu, Colin Meek, George Tzanetakis: A comparative evaluation of search techniques for query-by-humming using the MUSART testbed. JASIST 58(5): 687-701 (2007)
- [c31]William P. Birmingham, Leah Acker: Software-defined radio for undergraduate projects. SIGCSE 2007: 293-297
- 2006
- [j29]William P. Birmingham, Roger B. Dannenberg, Bryan Pardo: Query by humming with the VocalSearch system. Commun. ACM 49(8): 49-52 (2006)
- 2005
- [c30]Bryan Pardo, William P. Birmingham: Modeling Form for On-line Following of Musical Performances. AAAI 2005: 1018-1023
- 2004
- [j28]Colin Meek, William P. Birmingham: A Comprehensive Trainable Error Model for Sung Music Queries. J. Artif. Intell. Res. (JAIR) 22: 57-91 (2004)
- [j27]Sunju Park, Edmund H. Durfee, William P. Birmingham: Use of Markov Chains to Design an Agent Bidding Strategy for Continuous Double Auctions. J. Artif. Intell. Res. (JAIR) 22: 175-214 (2004)
- [j26]Bryan Pardo, Jonah Shifrin, William P. Birmingham: Name that tune: A pilot study in finding a melody from a sung query. JASIST 55(4): 283-300 (2004)
- 2003
- [j25]Colin Meek, William P. Birmingham: Automatic Thematic Extractor. J. Intell. Inf. Syst. 21(1): 9-33 (2003)
- [c29]Roger B. Dannenberg, William P. Birmingham, George Tzanetakis, Colin Meek, Ning Hu, Bryan Pardo: The MUSART testbed for query-by-humming evaluation. ISMIR 2003
- [c28]Colin Meek, William P. Birmingham: The dangers of parsimony in query-by-humming applications. ISMIR 2003
- [c27]Jonah Shifrin, William P. Birmingham: Effectiveness of HMM-based retrieval on large databases. ISMIR 2003
- [c26]William P. Birmingham, Kevin O'Malley, Jon W. Dunn, Ryan Scherle: V2V: A Second Variation on Query-by-Humming. JCDL 2003: 380
- 2002
- [j24]William P. Birmingham, Bryan Pardo, Colin Meek, Jonah Shifrin: The MusArt Music-Retrieval System: An Overview. D-Lib Magazine 8(2) (2002)
- [c25]Colin Meek, William P. Birmingham: Johnny Can't Sing: A Comprehensive Error Model for Sung Music Queries. ISMIR 2002
- [c24]Bryan Pardo, William P. Birmingham: Encoding Timing Information for Musical Query Matching. ISMIR 2002
- [c23]Jonah Shifrin, Bryan Pardo, Colin Meek, William P. Birmingham: HMM-based musical query retrieval. JCDL 2002: 295-300
- 2001
- [j23]Yves Lespérance, Gerd Wagner, William P. Birmingham, Kurt D. Bollacker, Alexander Nareyek, J. Paul Walser, David W. Aha, Timothy W. Finin, Benjamin N. Grosof, Nathalie Japkowicz, Robert Holte, Lise Getoor, Carla P. Gomes, Holger H. Hoos, Alan C. Schultz, Miroslav Kubat, Tom M. Mitchell, Jörg Denzinger, Yolanda Gil, Karen L. Myers, Claudio Bettini, Angelo Montanari: AAAI 2000 Workshop Reports. AI Magazine 22(1): 127-136 (2001)
- [j22]Eric J. Glover, Steve Lawrence, Michael D. Gordon, William P. Birmingham, C. Lee Giles: Web Search - Your Way. Commun. ACM 44(12): 97-102 (2001)
- [c22]
- [c21]Eric J. Glover, Gary William Flake, Steve Lawrence, William P. Birmingham, Andries Kruger, C. Lee Giles, David M. Pennock: Improving Category Specific Web Search by Learning Query Modifications. SAINT 2001: 23-
- 2000
- [j21]Sunju Park, Edmund H. Durfee, William P. Birmingham: Emergent Properties of a Market-based Digital Library with Strategic Agents. Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems 3(1): 33-51 (2000)
- [j20]Timothy P. Darr, William P. Birmingham: Part-selection triptych: A representation, problem properties and problem definition, and problem-solving method. AI EDAM 14(1): 39-51 (2000)
- [c20]Bryan Pardo, William P. Birmingham: Automated Partitioning of Tonal Music. FLAIRS Conference 2000: 23-27
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [c19]Sunju Park, Edmund H. Durfee, William P. Birmingham: An Adaptive Agent Bidding Strategy Based on Stochastic Modeling. Agents 1999: 147-153
- [c18]Eric J. Glover, Steve Lawrence, William P. Birmingham, C. Lee Giles: Architecture of a Metasearch Engine That Supports User Information Needs. CIKM 1999: 210-216
- 1998
- [j19]
- [j18]Peter Weinstein, William P. Birmingham: Creating Ontological Metadata for Digital Library Content and Services. Int. J. on Digital Libraries 2(1): 20-37 (1998)
- [c17]Eric J. Glover, William P. Birmingham: Using Decision Theory to Order Documents. ACM DL 1998: 285-286
- [c16]Sunju Park, Edmund H. Durfee, William P. Birmingham: Emergent Properties of a Market-based Digital Library with Strategic Agents. ICMAS 1998: 230-237
- [c15]Eric J. Glover, William P. Birmingham, Michael D. Gordon: Improving Web Search Using Utility Theory. Workshop on Web Information and Data Management 1998: 5-8
- 1997
- [j17]
- [j16]David C. Brown, William P. Birmingham: Guest Editors' Introduction: Understanding the Nature of Design. IEEE Expert 12(2): 14-16 (1997)
- [j15]Edmund H. Durfee, Daniel L. Kiskis, William P. Birmingham: The agent architecture of the Univercity of Michingan Digital Library. IEE Proceedings - Software 144(1): 61-71 (1997)
- [j14]Ajay J. Daga, William P. Birmingham: Interface finite-state machines: definition, minimization, and decomposition. IEEE Trans. on CAD of Integrated Circuits and Systems 16(5): 497-505 (1997)
- [c14]Peter Weinstein, William P. Birmingham: Matching Requests for Agent Services with Differentiated Vocabulary. AAAI/IAAI 1997: 850
- 1996
- [j13]Timothy P. Darr, William P. Birmingham: An attribute-space representation and algorithm for concurrent engineering. AI EDAM 10(1): 21-36 (1996)
- [j12]Daniel E. Atkins, William P. Birmingham, Edmund H. Durfee, Eric J. Glover, Tracy Mullen, Elke A. Rundensteiner, Elliot Soloway, José M. Vidal, Raven Wallace, Michael P. Wellman: Toward Inquiry-Based Education Through Interacting Software Agents. IEEE Computer 29(5): 69-76 (1996)
- [j11]A. Th. Schreiber, William P. Birmingham: Editorial: the Sisyphus-VT initiative. Int. J. Hum.-Comput. Stud. 44(3-4): 275-280 (1996)
- [j10]Jay T. Runkel, William P. Birmingham, Alan Balkany: Solving VT by reuse. Int. J. Hum.-Comput. Stud. 44(3-4): 403-433 (1996)
- [c13]Joseph G. D'Ambrosio, William P. Birmingham: Achieving Agent Coordination via Distributed Preferences. AAAI/IAAI, Vol. 2 1996: 1383
- 1995
- [j9]William P. Birmingham, Allen C. Ward: Special Issue: What is Concurrent Engineering? AI EDAM 9(2): 67-68 (1995)
- [j8]Joseph G. D'Ambrosio, William P. Birmingham: Preference-directed design. AI EDAM 9(3): 219-230 (1995)
- [j7]William P. Birmingham: An agent-based architecture for digital libraries. D-Lib Magazine 1(1) (1995)
- [c12]Ajay J. Daga, William P. Birmingham: A symbolic-simulation approach to the timing verification of interacting FSMs. ICCD 1995: 584-589
- 1994
- [j6]William P. Birmingham, Allen C. Ward: Special Issue on Innovative Approaches to Concurrent Engineering. AI EDAM 8(1): 76 (1994)
- [j5]Timothy P. Darr, William P. Birmingham: Automated Design for Concurrent Engineering. IEEE Expert 9(5): 35-42 (1994)
- [j4]Alan Balkany, William P. Birmingham, Jay T. Runkel: Solving Sisyphus by design. Int. J. Hum.-Comput. Stud. 40(2): 221-241 (1994)
- [c11]Jay T. Runkel, William P. Birmingham: Building Non-Brittle Knowledge-Acquisition Tools. AAAI 1994: 535-540
- [c10]Ajay J. Daga, William P. Birmingham: The Minimization and Decomposition of Interface State Machines. DAC 1994: 120-125
- 1993
- [j3]Alan Balkany, William P. Birmingham, Iris D. Tommelein: An analysis of several configuration design systems. AI EDAM 7(1): 1-17 (1993)
- [j2]Anurag P. Gupta, William P. Birmingham, Daniel P. Siewiorek: Automating the design of computer systems. IEEE Trans. on CAD of Integrated Circuits and Systems 12(4): 473-487 (1993)
- [j1]Manjote S. Haworth, William P. Birmingham, Daniel E. Haworth: Optimal part selection. IEEE Trans. on CAD of Integrated Circuits and Systems 12(10): 1611-1617 (1993)
- [c9]
- 1992
- [b1]William P. Birmingham, Anurag P. Gupta, Daniel P. Siewiorek: Automating the design of computer systems - the MICON project. Jones and Bartlett Publishers 1992, ISBN 978-0-86720-241-0, pp. I-XIV, 1-278
- [c8]Yew-Hong Leong, William P. Birmingham: The Automatic Generation of Bus-Interface Models. DAC 1992: 634-637
- 1991
- [c7]Maureen Ladd, William P. Birmingham: Synthesis of Multiple-Input Change Asynchronous Finite state Machines. DAC 1991: 309-314
- 1990
- [c6]
1980 – 1989
- 1989
- [c5]William P. Birmingham, Anurag P. Gupta, Daniel P. Siewiorek: The MICON System for Computer Design. DAC 1989: 135-140
- [c4]William P. Birmingham, Daniel P. Siewiorek: Capturing Designer Expertise the CGEN System. DAC 1989: 610-613
- 1986
- [c3]William P. Birmingham, Rostam Joobbani, Jin Kim: Knowlege-based expert systems and their application (tutorial session. DAC 1986: 531-539
- 1985
- [c2]
- [c1]Xiao-Zong Yang, Gary York, William P. Birmingham, Daniel P. Siewiorek: Fault Recovery of Triplicated Software on the Intel iAPX 432. ICDCS 1985: 438-443
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