Parallel processing for artificial intel
β C.B. Suttner, J. Geller, C. B. Suttner, H. Kitano
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π
1997
π Elsevier Science & Technology
π English
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Parallel Processing for Artificial Intelligence 3
β Scribed by James Geller, Hiroaki Kitano and Christian B. Suttner (Eds.)
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- Academic Press, Elsevier
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- 1997
- Leaves
- 336
- Series
- Machine Intelligence and Pattern Recognition 20
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
Introduction
Pages v-vi
About the editors
Pages ix-x
Massively parallel knowledge representation and reasoning: Taking a cue from the brain Original Research Article
Pages 3-40
Lokendra Shastri, D.R. Mani
Massively parallel support for nonmonotonic reasoning Original Research Article
Pages 41-67
B. Boutsinas, Y.C. Stamatiou, G. Pavlides
Parallel operations on class hierarchies with double strand representation Original Research Article
Pages 69-94
Eunice (Yugyung) Lee, James Geller
Parka on MIMD-supercomputers Original Research Article
Pages 95-118
Kilian Stoffel, James Hendler, Joel Saltz
A hybrid approach to improving the performance of parallel search Original Research Article
Pages 121-143
Diane J. Cook
Static partitioning with slackness Original Research Article
Pages 145-163
Christian B. Suttner
Problem partition and solvers coordination in distributed constraint satisfaction Original Research Article
Pages 165-178
P. Berlandier, B. Neveu
Parallel propagation in the description-logic system FLEX Original Research Article
Pages 181-207
Frank W. Bergmann, J. Joachim Quantz
An alternative approach to concurrent theorem-proving Original Research Article
Pages 209-230
Michael Fisher
SiCoTHEOβSimple competitive parallel theorem provers based on SETHEO Original Research Article
Pages 231-246
Johann Schumann
Low-Level computer vision algorithms: Performance evaluation on parallel and distributed architectures Original Research Article
Pages 249-278
G. Destri, P. Marenzoni
Decision trees on parallel processors Original Research Article
Pages 279-306
Richard Kufrin
Application development under ParCeL-1 Original Research Article
Pages 307-326
Yannick Lallement, Thierry Cornu, StΓ©phane Vialle
AI applications of massive parallelism: An experience report Original Research Article
Pages 327-339
David L. Waltz
Appendix
Pages 341-345
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