📰 International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence 1985: all accepted papers

160 papers · page 2 of 2 · the most cited first · ← International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence 1985

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101. Building a bridge between AI and robotics ↗Hirochika Inoue11 citations
102. COMODEL: a language for the representation of technical knowledge ↗Werner Dilger, Jörg Kippe11 citations
103. Parallelism in AI programs ↗Dennis F. Kibler, John S. Conery11 citations
104. Visual recognition from spatial correspondence and perceptual organization ↗David G. Lowe11 citations
105. Lexical ambiguity as a touchstone for theories of language analysis ↗Lawrence A. Birnbaum10 citations
106. Problem-solving strategies in a music transcription system ↗Bernard Mont-Reynaud10 citations
107. Term description: a simple powerful extension to prolog data structures ↗Hideyuki Nakashima10 citations
108. A many-sorted resolution based on an extension of a first-order language ↗Keki B. Irani, D. G. Shin9 citations
109. Parsing circuit topology in a deductive system ↗Takushi Tanaka9 citations
110. Understanding analogies in editorials ↗Stephanie E. August, Michael G. Dyer9 citations
111. A comparison of analytic and experimental goal regression for machine learning ↗Bruce Porter, Dennis F. Kibler8 citations
112. A hybrid SSS*/alpha-beta algorithm for parallel search of game trees ↗Daniel B. Leifker, Laveen N. Kanal8 citations
113. A new hyperparamodulation strategy for the equality relation ↗Young-Hwan Lim, Lawrence J. Henschen8 citations
114. AI and legal reasoning ↗Edwina Rissland Michener8 citations
115. Input-expectation discrepancy reduction: a ubiquitous mechanism ↗Derek Partridge8 citations
116. Learning hidden causes from empirical data ↗Judea Pearl8 citations
117. Proportionality graphs, units analysis, and domain constraints: improving the power and efficiency of the scientific discovery process ↗Brian C. Falkenhainer8 citations
118. Utilization of a stripe pattern for dynamic scene analysis ↗Minoru Asada, Saburo Tsuji8 citations
119. Model expert system MES ↗Guan Jiwen, Ying Xu, Chang Minche et al.7 citations
120. RHINOS: a consultation system for diagnoses of headache and facial pain ↗Michio Kimura, Yasushi Matsumura, Takashi Matsunaga et al.7 citations
121. SPAN: integrating problem-solving tactics ↗Daniel Berlin7 citations
122. What's in a mental model? on conceptual models in reasoning with spatial descriptions ↗Göran Hagert7 citations
123. Automatically inferring database schemas ↗Sitaram Lanka6 citations
124. Learning concept descriptions from examples with errors ↗Jakub Segen6 citations
125. Symbolic execution in algorithm design ↗David M. Steier, Elaine Kant6 citations
126. A weighted technique in heuristic search ↗Bo Zhang, Ling Zhang5 citations
127. An expert system for understanding expressions from electric circuit analysis ↗Rostam Joobbani, Sarosh Talukdar5 citations
128. Automatic programming for streams ↗David R. Barstow5 citations
129. Controlling search in flexible parsing ↗Steven Minton, Philip J. Hayes, J. Fain5 citations
130. Learning planning heuristic through observation ↗Charles P. Dolan, Michael G. Dyer5 citations
131. Learning procedures from examples and by doing ↗David M. Neves5 citations
132. Terrain navigation through knowledge-based route planning ↗John F. Gilmore, Antonio C. Semeco5 citations
133. The intelligent channel: a scheme for result sharing in logic programs ↗Simon Kasif, Jack Minker5 citations
134. The utility of expert knowledge ↗Jonathan Schacffer, T.A. Marsland5 citations
135. A new method of 3-D motion analysis using a concept of projective geometry ↗Tadahiro Kitahashi, Hiroyuki Endo4 citations
136. A short note on opportunistic planning and memory in arguments ↗Lawrence A. Birnbaum4 citations
137. Responsible computers ↗Yorick Alexander Wilks4 citations
138. Transformational form perception in 3D: constraints, algorithms, implementation ↗Dana H. Ballard, Hiromi Tanaka4 citations
139. Using discrimination graphs to represent visual interpretations that are hypothetical and ambiguous ↗Jan A. Mulder4 citations
140. Yes, an SIMD machine can be used for AI ↗Ruven Brooks, Rosalyn Lum4 citations
141. A new kind of finite-state automaton: register vector grammar ↗Glenn David Blank3 citations
142. Spectral continuity and eye vergence movement ↗Lance R. Williams3 citations
143. Taxonomic reasoning ↗Josh Tenenberg3 citations
144. The characteristic error approach to conflict resolution ↗Richard D. Ferrante3 citations
145. A study of search methods: the effect of constraint satisfaction and adventurousness ↗Hans Berliner, Gordon J. Goetsch2 citations
146. Be brief, be to the point, be seated or relevant responses in man/machine conversation ↗Anne Vilnat, Gérard Sabah2 citations
147. Flexible data fusion (& fission) ↗Alexander Yeh2 citations
148. Partial constraints in Chinese analysis ↗Yiming Yang, Shuji Doshita, Toyoaki Nishida2 citations
149. Shallow planning and recovery planning based on the vertical decomposition of the flight domain ↗David C. Chen2 citations
150. A predicate connection graph based logic with flexible control ↗Richard Whitney, Darrel J. VanBuer, Donald P. McKay et al.1 citation
151. The teachable letter recognizer ↗James Geller1 citation
152. An architecture for knowledge based deduction ↗Arthur J. Nevins
153. An expert advisor for photolithography ↗Terry Bernard Cline, Wendy Fong, Steven Rosenberg
154. DP-matching: with or without phonemes? ↗Shigeyoshi Kitazawa, Masa-Aki Ishikawa, Shuji Doshita
155. Fifth generation computer crime law ↗Jay BloomBecker
156. Flexible Data Fusion (and Fission). ↗Alexander Yeh
157. Judgement, policy, and the harmony machine ↗John Gerard Fox
158. Judgmental reasoning for expert systems ↗Tim Niblett
159. On the descriptional complexity of production systems ↗Peter Trum
160. The US & Japan cooperative AI research & development ↗Howard E. Jacobson

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