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2,280 | 3 | Implementing Clinical Practice Guidelines While Taking Account of Changing Evidence: ATHENA DSS, an Easily Modifiable Decision-Support System for Managing Hypertension in Primary Care This paper describes the ATHENA Decision Support System (DSS), which operationalizes guidelines for hypertension using the EON architect... | [
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2,281 | 1 | Inductive Bias in Case-Based Reasoning Systems In order to learn more about the behaviour of case-based reasoners as learning systems, we formalise a simple case-based learner as a PAC learning algorithm, using the case-based representation hCB; oei. We first consider a `naive' case-based learning algorithm CB1(oeH ) ... | [
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2,282 | 4 | Classroom 2000: An Experiment with the Instrumentation of a Living Educational Environment One potentially useful feature of future computing environments is the ability to capture the live experiences of the occupants and to provide that record to users for later access and review. Over the last 3 years, we have desig... | [
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2,283 | 2 | Mining the Link Structure of the World Wide Web The World Wide Web contains an enormous amount of information, but it can be exceedingly difficult for users to locate resources that are both high in quality and relevant to their information needs. We develop algorithms that exploit the hyperlink structure of the WWW fo... | [
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2,284 | 5 | Embedding Knowledge in Web Documents The paper argues for the use of general and intuitive knowledge representation languages (and simpler notational variants, e.g. subsets of natural languages) for indexing the content of Web documents and representing knowledge within them. We believe that these languages have advant... | [
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2,285 | 1 | Solving Stabilization Problems in Case-Based Knowledge Acquisition Case-based reasoning is widely deemed an important methodology towards alleviating the bottleneck of knowledge acquisition. The key idea is to collect cases representing a human's or a system's experience directly rather than trying to construct general... | [
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2,286 | 4 | Affectively tunable environments for the virtual stage (Abstract) Affective computing [8, 9] is an emerging area of human-computer interaction which studies the ways in which computer systems can recognize and work with human emotions. The word affective is an adjective used in psychology to mean "relating to emotions"... | [
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2,287 | 2 | Optimizing the parSOM Neural Network Implementation for Data Mining with Distributed Memory Systems and Cluster Computing The self-organizing map is a prominent unsupervised neural network model which lends itself to the analysis of high-dimensional input data and data mining applications. However, the high execution t... | [
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2,288 | 2 | Modeling Score Distributions for Combining the Outputs of Search Engines In this paper the score distributions of a number of text search engines are modeled. It is shown empirically that the score distributions on a per query basis may be fitted using an exponential distribution for the set of non-relevant documents a... | [
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2,289 | 3 | Concept Based Design of Data Warehouses: The DWQ Demonstrators The ESPRIT Project DWQ (Foundations of Data Warehouse Quality) aimed at improving the quality of DW design and operation through systematic enrichment of the semantic foundations of data warehousing. Logic-based knowledge representation and reasoning techni... | [
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2,290 | 4 | Designing Graspable Groupware for Co-Located Planning and Configuration Tasks This paper shows some of the vital steps in the design process of a graspable groupware system. Activity theory is the theoretical foundation for our research. Our design philosophy is based on the tradition of Augmented Reality (AR), which e... | [
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2,291 | 2 | Distributed Query Scheduling Service: An Architecture and Its Implementation We present the systematic design and development of a distributed query scheduling service (DQS) in the context of DIOM, a distributed and interoperable query mediation system [26]. DQS consists of an extensible architecture for distributed qu... | [
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2,292 | 3 | Following the paths of XML Data: An algebraic framework for XML query evaluation This paper introduces an algebraic framework for expressing and evaluating queries over XML data. It presents the underlying assumptions of the framework, describes the input and output of the algebraic operators, and defines these opera... | [
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2,293 | 3 | Modeling and Executing the Data Warehouse Refreshment Process Data warehouse refreshment is often viewed as a problem of maintaining | [
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2,294 | 4 | Requirements Interaction Management ion. Requirements may be distinguished based on the abstraction level of their description. A requirement may be further defined by add new details defined in more specialized subrequirements. Through specialization of abstract requirements, or generalization of detailed requirement,... | [
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2,295 | 3 | OMS Java: Lessons Learned from Building a Multi-Tier Object Management Framework We present the object-oriented multi-tier application framework OMS Java which is independent of the underlying database management system (DBMS). We detail the storage management component and sketch which part of the framework has to b... | [
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2,296 | 4 | Essential Principles for Workflow Modelling Effectiveness While the specification languages of workflow management systems focus on process execution semantics, the successful development of workflows relies on a fuller conceptualisation of business processing, including process semantics. Traditionally, the success ... | [
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2,297 | 3 | A Temporal Description Logic for Reasoning over Conceptual Schemas and Queries This paper introduces a new logical formalism, intended for temporal conceptual modelling, as a natural combination of the well-known description logic DLR and point-based linear temporal logic with Since and Until. The expressive power of... | [
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2,298 | 1 | Learning in Case-Based Classification Algorithms While symbolic learning approaches encode the knowledge provided by the presentation of the cases explicitly into a symbolic representation of the concept , e.g. formulas, rules, or decision trees, case-based approaches describe learned concepts implicitly by a pair (CB;... | [
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2,299 | 3 | Warehousing Workflow Data: Challenges and Opportunities Workflow management systems (WfMSs) are software platforms that allow the definition, execution, monitoring, and management of business processes. WfMSs log every event that occurs during process execution. Therefore, workflow logs include a significant amoun... | [
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2,300 | 2 | Methods and Metrics for Cold-Start Recommendations Ve have developed a method for recommending items that combines content and collaborative data under a single probabifistic framework. We benchmark our algorithm against a naYve Bayes classifier on the cold-start problem, where we wish to recommend items that no one in... | [
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2,301 | 4 | A Visual Modality for the Augmentation of Paper In this paper we describe how we have enhanced our multimodal paper-based system, Rasa, with visual perceptual input. We briefly explain how Rasa improves upon current decisionsupport tools by augmenting, rather than replacing, the paperbased tools that people in command ... | [
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2,302 | 1 | Erratic Fudgets: A Semantic Theory for an Embedded Coordination Language The powerful abstraction mechanisms of functional programming languages provide the means to develop domain-specific programming languages within the language itself. Typically, this is realised by designing a set of combinators (higher-order reus... | [
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2,303 | 4 | Visualisation Effectiveness Providing evaluations of visualisations is one way to demonstrate that they support a purpose and are adequate for the role claimed for them. The problem in doing so is that there is no central source of evaluation issues that one can use a subset of for this purpose. There is also very litt... | [
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2,304 | 2 | Discovering Internet Resources to Enrich a Structured Personal Information Space The Internet is a tremendous resource where one can find documents to enrich a personal information space. The question is: how can one find relevant documents and how can these be organized into an information space? In this paper, we des... | [
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2,305 | 1 | How Statistics and Prosody can guide a Chunky Parser Introduction Following the most common architecture of spoken dialog systems as shown in Figure 1, the main task of linguistic processing is to yield a semantic representation of what the user said. utterance User System answer Word recognizer Generator Linguistic p... | [
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2,306 | 3 | BBQ: A Visual Interface for Integrated Browsing and Querying of XML In this paper we present BBQ (Blended Browsing and Querying), a graphic user interface for seamlessly browsing and querying XML data sources. BBQ displays the structure of multiple data sources using a paradigm that resembles drilling-down in Windows' ... | [
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2,307 | 3 | Computational Logic and Machine Learning: A roadmap for Inductive Logic Programming Computational logic has already significantly influenced (symbolic) machine learning through the field of inductive logic programming (ILP) which is concerned with the induction of logic programs from examples and background knowledge. ... | [
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2,308 | 3 | A systematic classification of replicated database protocols based on atomic broadcast Database replication protocols based on group communication primitives have recently emerged as a promising technology to improve database faulttolerance and performance. Roughly speaking, this approach consists in exploiting the ord... | [
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2,309 | 0 | A Methodology for Agent-Oriented Analysis and Design . This article presents Gaia: a methodology for agent-oriented analysis and design. The Gaia methodology is both general, in that it is applicable to a wide range of multi-agent systems, and comprehensive, in that it deals with both the macro-level (societal) and the... | [
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2,310 | 0 | The Abels Framework For Linking Distributed Simulations Using Software Agents Many simulations need access to dynamicallychanging data from other sources such as sensors or even other simulations. For example, a forest fire simulation may need data from sensors in the forest and a weather simulation at a remote site. W... | [
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2,311 | 4 | Development and Characterization of an Acoustic Rangefinder Localization is important to wearable and embedded applications at many levels. For example, it might be used to implement \physical" user interfaces which detect body language or the user's positioning of objects in the environment. This paper presents the in... | [
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2,312 | 3 | Totally Ordered Broadcast and Multicast Algorithms: A Comprehensive Survey Total order multicast algorithms constitute an important class of problems in distributed systems, especially in the context of fault-tolerance. In short, the problem of total order multicast consists in sending messages to a set of processes,... | [
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2,313 | 0 | Supporting Internet-Scale Multi-Agent Systems ts a model of AgentScape from the agent perspective, that is, the location comprising the middleware and the resources are represented by a location manager agent and resource objects. Calls from an agent to the middleware are modeled by requests to the location manager age... | [
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2,314 | 0 | Exception Handling in Agent Systems A critical challenge to creating effective agent-based systems is allowing them to operate effectively when the operating environment is complex, dynamic, and error-prone. In this paper we will review the limitations of current "agent-local" approaches to exception handling in agent ... | [
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2,315 | 2 | Efficient Web Search on Mobile Devices with Multi-Modal Input and Intelligent Text Summarization Ease of browsing and searching for information on mobile devices has been an area of increasing interest in the World Wide Web research community [1, 2, 3, 6, 7]. While some work has been done to enhance the usability of ha... | [
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2,316 | 1 | Face Image Retrieval Using HMMs This paper introduces a new face recognition system that can be used to index (and thus retrieve) images and videos of a database of faces. New face recognition approaches are needed because, although much progress has been made to identify face taken from different viewpoints, we still ... | [
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2,317 | 1 | Classification With Sparse Grids Using Simplicial Basis Functions Recently we presented a new approach [20] to the classification problem arising in data mining. It is based on the regularization network approach but in contrast to other methods, which employ ansatz functions associated to data points, we use a grid in... | [
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2,318 | 2 | Semantics-Based Information Retrieval : In this paper we investigate the use of conceptual descriptions based on description logics for contentbased information retrieval and present several innovative contributions. We provide a query-byexamples retrieval framework which avoids the drawback of a sophisticated query la... | [
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2,319 | 4 | Appliance Data Services: Making Steps Towards an Appliance Computing World Although digital appliances are designed to be easy to use, their users often cannot even perform simple tasks because the devices lack infrastructural support. The Appliance Data Services project seeks to explore the attributes of an appliance ... | [
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2,320 | 1 | Real-world Data is Dirty: Data Cleansing and The Merge/Purge Problem The problem of merging multiple databases of information about common entities is frequently encountered in KDD and decision support applications in large commercial and government organizations. The problem we study is often called the Merge/Purge pr... | [
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2,321 | 0 | Diagnosis as an Integral Part of Multi-Agent Adaptability Agents working under real world conditions may face an environment capable of changing rapidly from one moment to the next, either through perceived faults, unexpected interactions or adversarial intrusions. To gracefully and efficiently handle such situations, ... | [
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2,322 | 4 | The Role of Children in the Design of New Technology This paper suggests a framework for understanding the roles that children can play in the technology design process, particularly in regards to designing technologies that support learning. Each role, user, tester, informant, and design partner has been defined based... | [
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2,323 | 4 | Combining Statistical Measures to Find Image Text Regions We present a method based on statistical properties of local image pixels for focussing attention on regions of text in arbitrary scenes where the text plane is not necessarily fronto-parallel to the camera. This is particularly useful for Desktop or Wearable Co... | [
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2,324 | 2 | Concept Decompositions for Large Sparse Text Data using Clustering Abstract. Unlabeled document collections are becoming increasingly common and available; mining such data sets represents a major contemporary challenge. Using words as features, text documents are often represented as high-dimensional and sparse vector... | [
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2,325 | 3 | Computation of the Semantics of Autoepistemic Belief Theories Recently, one of the authors introduced a simple and yet powerful non-monotonic knowledge representation framework, called the Autoepistemic Logic of Beliefs, AEB. Theories in AEB are called autoepistemic belief theories. Every belief theory T has been show... | [
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2,326 | 3 | Belief Reasoning in MLS Deductive Databases It is envisaged that the application of the multilevel security (MLS) scheme will enhance exibility and e ectiveness of authorization policies in shared enterprise databases and will replace cumbersome authorization enforcement practices through complicated view de nitions on... | [
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2,327 | 0 | Distributed Scheduling to Support a Call Centre: a Co-operative Multi-Agent Approach This paper introduces a multi-agent system architecture to increase the value of 24 hour a day call centre service. This system supports call centres in making appointments with clients on the basis of knowledge of employees and their ... | [
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2,328 | 1 | Face Recognition Using Evolutionary Pursuit . This paper describes a novel and adaptive dictionary method for face recognition using genetic algorithms (GAs) in determining the optimal basis for encoding human faces. In analogy to pursuit methods, our novel method is called Evolutionary Pursuit (EP), and it allows for ... | [
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2,329 | 2 | A Logical View of Structured Files .<F3.733e+05> Structured data stored in files can benefit from standard database technology. In particular, we show here how such data can be queried and updated using declarative database languages. We introduce the notion of<F3.967e+05> structuring <F3.733e+05> schema, which consist... | [
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2,330 | 1 | Developing and Investigating Two-level Grammar Concepts For Design | [
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2,331 | 5 | A Media-Independent Content Language for Integrated Text and Graphics Generation This paper describes a media-independent knowledge representation scheme, or content language, for describing the content of communicative goals and actions. The language is used within an intelligent system for automatically generating in... | [
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2,332 | 4 | Coordinating Heterogeneous Work: Information and Representation in Medical Care Introduction The concept of a common information space, or CIS, has become an influential way to think about the use of shared information in collaboration. Originating in the work of Schmidt and Bannon (1992), and further explored by Bann... | [
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2,333 | 5 | Pattern Search Methods for Molecular Geometry Problems This paper deals with the application of pattern search methods to the numerical solution of a class of molecular geometry problems with important applications in molecular physics and chemistry. The goal is to nd a conguration of a cluster or a molecule with mi... | [
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2,334 | 3 | A Case for Parameterized Views and Relational Unification In this paper, we address the issue of remedying the scepter of impedance mismatch in object-relational SQL. Our approach makes it possible to remain within the current connes of relational models, yet oers the capability of dening methods by SQL's declarative m... | [
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2,335 | 2 | Rank Aggregation Revisited The rank aggregation problem is to combine many different rank orderings on the same set of candidates, or alternatives, in order to obtain a "better" ordering. Rank aggregation has been studied extensively in the context of social choice theory, where several "voting paradoxes" have been d... | [
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2,336 | 2 | Evolving User Profiles to Reduce Internet Information Overload . This paper discusses the use of Evolving Personal Agent Environments as a potential solution to the problem of information overload as experienced in habitual Web surfing. Some first experimental results on evolving user profiles using speciating hybrid G... | [
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2,337 | 0 | Why Autonomy Makes the Agent This paper works on the premise that the position stated by Jennings et al. [17] is correct. Specifically that, amongst other things, the agent metaphor is a useful extension of the object-oriented metaphor. Object-oriented (OO) programming [29] is programming where data-abstraction is achi... | [
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2,338 | 0 | Formal Models and Decision Procedures for Multi-Agent Systems The study of computational agents capable of rational behaviour has received a great deal of attention in recent years. A number of theoretical formalizations for such multiagent systems have been proposed. However, most of these formalizations do not have a... | [
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2,339 | 0 | GripSee: A Gesture-controlled Robot for Object Perception and Manipulation We have designed a research platform for a perceptually guided robot, which also serves as a demonstrator for a coming generation of service robots. In order to operate semi-autonomously, these require a capacity for learning about their environ... | [
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2,340 | 1 | Closing the Loop: Heuristics for Autonomous Discovery Autonomous discovery systems will be able to peruse very large databases more thoroughly than people can. In a companion paper [1], we describe a general framework for autonomous systems. We present and evaluate heuristics for use in this framework. Although these h... | [
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2,341 | 5 | Steps towards C+C: a Language for Interactions . We present in this paper our reflections about the requirements of | [
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2,342 | 2 | Active Hidden Markov Models for Information Extraction Information extraction from HTML documents requires a classifier capable of assigning semantic labels to the words or word sequences to be extracted. If completely labeled documents are available for training, well-known Markov model techniques can be used to learn... | [
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2,343 | 0 | A Methodology and Modelling Technique for Systems of BDI Agents The construction of large-scale embedded software systems demands the use of design methodologies and modelling techniques that support abstraction, inheritance, modularity, and other mechanisms for reducing complexity and preventing error. If multi-agent ... | [
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2,344 | 2 | Towards A Semantic Framework For Service Description The rapid development of the Internet and of distributed computing has led to a proliferation of online service providers such as digital libraries, web information sources, electronically requestable traditional services, and even software-to-software services such ... | [
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2,345 | 2 | Mixed Initiative Interfaces for Learning Tasks: SMARTedit Talks Back Applications of machine learning can be viewed as teacherstudent interactions in which the teacher provides training examples and the student learns a generalization of the training examples. One such application of great interest to the IUI community... | [
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2,346 | 0 | Semantics of BDI Agents and their Environment This paper describes an approach for reasoning about the interactions of multiple agents in moderately complex environments. The semantics of Belief Desire Intention (BDI) agents has been investigated by many researchers and the gap between theoretical specification and pra... | [
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2,347 | 3 | Logics for Databases and Information Systems Temporal Databases 34 3.2.2 Relational Database Histories 36 3.3 Temporal Queries 36 3.3.1 Abstract Temporal Query Languages 37 3.3.2 Expressive Power 41 3.3.3 Space-efficient Encoding of Temporal Databases 44 3.3.4 Concrete Temporal Query Languages 46 3.3.5 Evaluation of Ab... | [
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2,348 | 1 | Estimation of Rényi Information Divergence via Pruned Minimal Spanning Trees In this paper we develop robust estimators of the R enyi information divergence (I-divergence) given a reference distribution and a random sample from an unknown distribution. Estimation is performed by constructing a minimal spanning tree (MS... | [
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2,349 | 2 | Supporting Situated Actions in High Volume Conversational Data Situations The global conferencing system Usenet news offers an amount of articles per day that exceeds human cognitive capabilities by far although the articles are already organized in hierarchically structured discussion groups covering distinct topics. ... | [
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2,350 | 5 | DOGMA: A GA-Based Relational Learner We describe a GA-based concept learning/theory revision system DOGMA and discuss how it can be applied to relational learning. The search for better theories in DOGMA is guided by a novel fitness function that combines the minimal description length and information gain measures. To... | [
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2,351 | 4 | Architecture and Implementation of a Java Package for Multiple Input Devices (MID) A major difficulty in writing Single Display Groupware (co-present collaborative) applications is getting input from multiple devices. We introduce MID, a Java package that addresses this problem and offers an architecture to access adva... | [
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2,352 | 1 | Probabilistic Retrieval: New Insights and Experimental Results We present new insights on the relations between a recently introduced probabilistic formulation of the content-based retrieval problem and standard solutions. New experimental results are presented, providing evidence that probabilistic retrieval has super... | [
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2,353 | 4 | An Introduction to Software Agents ion and delegation: Agents can be made extensible and composable in ways that common iconic interface objects cannot. Because we can "communicate" with them, they can share our goals, rather than simply process our commands. They can show us how to do things and tell us what went wron... | [
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2,354 | 1 | Tackling Multimodal Problems in Hybrid Genetic Algorithms A method is proposed to address the issue of multimodality while using hybrid genetic algorithms (GAs). The hybrid GA framework that is used is one in which a local searcher is employed during... | [
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2,355 | 0 | Rewriting Logic: Roadmap and Bibliography Machine [218]; (7) CCS and LOTOS [230,208,314,45,89,311,309,201]; (8) the calculus [316,292]; (9) concurrent objects and actors [218,220,300,302,304]; (10) the UNITY language [218]; (11) concurrent graph rewriting [223]; (12) dataflow [223]; (13) neural networks [223]; (14) re... | [
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2,356 | 3 | Declarative Semantics Of Belief Queries In MLS Deductive Databases A logic based language, called MultiLog, for multi level secure relational databases has recently been proposed. It has been shown that MultiLog is capable of capturing the notion of user belief, of ltering unwanted and \useless" information in its proo... | [
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2,357 | 0 | "Plug And Test" - Software Agents In Virtual Environments James - A Java Based agent modeling environment for simulation has been developed to support the compositional construction of test beds for multi-agent systems and their execution in distributed environments. The modeling formalism of James imposes only few con... | [
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2,358 | 0 | Using Self-Diagnosis to Adapt Organizational Structures The specific organization used by a multi-agent system is crucial for its effectiveness and efficiency. In dynamic environments, or when the objectives of the system shift, the organization must therefore be able to change as well. In this abstract we propose usin... | [
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2,359 | 0 | The Adaptive Agent Architecture: Achieving Fault-Tolerance Using Persistent Broker Teams Brokers are used in many multi-agent systems for locating agents, for routing and sharing information, for managing the system, and for legal purposes, as independent third parties. However, these multi-agent systems can be incap... | [
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2,360 | 3 | Path Constraints on Deterministic Graphs We study path constraints for deterministic graph model [9], a variation of semistructured data model in which data is represented as a rooted edge-labeled directed graph with deterministic edge relations. The path constraint languages considered include the class of word constr... | [
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2,361 | 5 | Foundations of Spatioterminological Reasoning with Description Logics This paper presents a method for reasoning about spatial objects and their qualitative spatial relationships. In contrast to existing work, which mainly focusses on reasoning about qualitative spatial relations alone, we integrate quantitative and qu... | [
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2,362 | 1 | Improving the Wang and Mendel's Fuzzy Rule Learning Method by Inducing Cooperation Among Rules Nowadays, Linguistic Modeling (LM) is considered to be one of the most important areas of application for Fuzzy Logic. It is accomplished by descriptive Fuzzy Rule-Based Systems (FRBSs), whose most interesting feature is... | [
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2,363 | 4 | Using Augmented Reality to Visualise Architecture Designs in an Outdoor Environment This paper presents the use of a wearable computer system to visualise outdoor architectural features using augmented reality. The paper examines the question - How does one visualise a design for a building, modification to a building... | [
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2,364 | 0 | BDI Agents: from Theory to Practice The study of computational agents capable of rational behaviour has received a great deal of attention in recent years. Theoretical formalizations of such agents and their implementations have proceeded in parallel with little or no connection between them. This paper explores a part... | [
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2,365 | 4 | Bridging Multiple User Interface Dimensions with Augmented Reality Studierstube is an experimental user interface system, which uses collaborative augmented reality to incorporate true 3D interaction into a productivity environment. This concept is extended to bridge multiple user interface dimensions by including mult... | [
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2,366 | 4 | Visualization Methods for Personal Photo Collections: Browsing and Searching in the PhotoFinder Software tools for personal photo collection management are proliferating, but they usually have limited searching and browsing functions. We implemented the PhotoFinder prototype to enable non-technical users of personal ph... | [
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2,367 | 2 | DAG Matching Techniques for Information Retrieval on Structured Documents With the establishment of international standards for document representation like SGML, ODA, or XML, attention in Information Retrieval has shifted to representation models and query languages that make active use both of the logical structure a... | [
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2,368 | 3 | TIP: A Temporal Extension to Informix Commercial relational database systems today provide only limited temporal support. To address the needs of applications requiring rich temporal data and queries, we have built TIP (Temporal Information Processor), a temporal extension to the Informix database system based on its... | [
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2,369 | 0 | Cross-Entropy Guided Ant-like Agents Finding Cyclic Paths in Scarcely Meshed Networks Telecommunication network owners and operators have for half a century been well aware of the potential loss of revenue if a major trunk is damaged, thus dependability at high cost has been implemented. A simple, effective and common ... | [
86,
234,
1910
] | Train |
2,370 | 3 | A Formal Approach to Detecting Security Flaws in Object-Oriented Databases this paper is to show an efficient decision algorithm for detecting a security flaw under a given authorization. This problem is solvable in polynomial time in practical cases by reducing it to the congruence closure problem. This paper also men... | [
389
] | Train |
2,371 | 1 | Building Domain-Specific Search Engines with Machine Learning Techniques Domain-specific search engines are becoming increasingly popular because they offer increased accuracy and extra features not possible with the general, Web-wide search engines. For example, www.campsearch.com allows complex queries by agegroup, s... | [
323,
514,
603,
759,
836,
1386,
1843,
1987,
2471,
2595
] | Train |
2,372 | 2 | Breadth-First Search Crawling Yields High-Quality Pages This paper examines the average page quality over time of pages downloaded during a web crawl of 328 million unique pages. We use the connectivity-based metric PageRank to measure the quality of a page. We show that traversing the web graph in breadth-first search... | [
2,
116,
507,
1512,
1750,
1815,
2471,
2503
] | Train |
2,373 | 4 | BUILD-IT: a computer vision-based interaction technique of a planning tool for construction and design It is time to go beyond the established approaches in human-computer interaction. With the Augmented Reality (AR) design strategy humans are able to behave as much as possible in a natural way: behavior of humans in... | [
2290
] | Train |
2,374 | 0 | Agent-Oriented Programming in Linear Logic This thesis investigates how a linear logic programming language, such as Lygon, can be used in the implementation of agent-oriented programs. Agent-oriented programming is a recent computational framework of interest to both academic and industrial researchers. Agent metho... | [
400,
1049
] | Test |
2,375 | 0 | Generating Code for Agent UML Sequence Diagrams For several years, a new category of description techniques exists: Agent UML [10] which is based on UML. Agent UML is an extension of UML to tackle dierences between agents and objects. Since this description technique is rather new, it does not supply tools or algori... | [
567
] | Train |
2,376 | 4 | Real-Time Input of 3D Pose and Gestures of a User's Hand and Its Applications for HCI In this paper, we introduce a method for tracking a user's hand in 3D and recognizing the hand's gesture in real-time without the use of any invasive devices attached to the hand. Our method uses multiple cameras for determining the p... | [
1454,
1472
] | Train |
2,377 | 3 | Probabilistic Temporal Databases, I: Algebra Dyreson and Snodgrass have drawn attention to the fact that in many temporal database applications, there is often uncertainty present about the start time of events, the end time of events, the duration of events, etc. When the granularity of time is small (e.g. milliseco... | [
1550
] | Train |
2,378 | 1 | An Overview of Some Recent Developments in Bayesian Problem Solving Techniques The last five years have seen a surge in interest in the use of techniques from Bayesian decision theory to address problems in AI. Decision theory provides a normative framework for representing and reasoning about decision problems under u... | [
1314
] | Test |
2,379 | 2 | Mostly-Unsupervised Statistical Segmentation of Japanese Kanji Sequences Given the lack of word delimiters in written Japanese, word segmentation is generally considered a crucial first step in processing Japanese texts. Typical Japanese segmentation algorithms rely either on a lexicon and syntactic analysis or on pre-... | [
855
] | Validation |
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