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    Characteristics of QP-C and Reconstitution of the QH2-CYT C Reductase

    Although the essential role of Q in electron transport has been generally accepted as respiratory or redox (electron or hydrogen) carrier (1–3), the reaction mechanism and the sequence of the reaction in the r...

    Tsing-Ying Wang, Zhen-** Zhang, Tsoo E. King in Cytochrome Systems (1987)

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    On generating linguistic rules for fuzzy models

    This paper proposes a method for generating linguistic rules based on fuzzy reasoning with a collection of fuzzy or nonfuzzy data.Numerical examples are presented to show the efficiency of this method.

    **an-Tu Peng, Pei-zhuang Wang in Uncertainty and Intelligent Systems (1988)

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    An Approach to Designing an Expert System Through Knowledge Organization

    KORG (Knowledge ORGanization) is an approach to establishing an expert system. Its tasks are concerned with the following: (1) An expert system consists of both the domain expert’s knowledge and the AI expert’...

    Jue Wang in Expert System Applications (1988)

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    Symbolic derivation and automatic generation of parallel routines for finite element analysis

    Described are some initial results of a joint research project involving engineering and computer science. The overall objective is to apply advanced computing technology effectively for the solution of engine...

    Naveen Sharma, Paul S. Wang in Symbolic and Algebraic Computation (1989)

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    Self-Organizing Sensory Systems

    We consider a class of problems in the theory of robotic sensing systems. These particular sensing systems have many important applications in safety, surveillance, law enforcement, and defense operations, and...

    Gerardo Beni, **g Wang in Highly Redundant Sensing in Robotic Systems (1990)

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    A High Performance Concurrency Control Protocol for Multi-Processor Transaction Processing Systems

    In this paper we have proposed a new concurrency control algorithm that consists of two phases of execution for centralized multiprocessor-based transaction processing systems. The proposed algorithm integrate...

    Shiwei Wang, Ugo O. Gagliardi in Database and Expert Systems Applications (1990)

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    Towards a characterization of termination of logic programs

    B. Wang, R. K. Shyamasundar in Programming Language Implementation and Logic Programming (1990)

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    The 3DP Real-Time Motion-Control Computer

    Implementing advanced motion-control algorithms requires a computer which can satisfy the computational needs of the problem, a powerful development environment for programming complex and abstract ideas, and ...

    Yulun Wang, Amante Mangaser, Steve Jordan, Partha Srinivasan in Expert Systems and Robotics (1991)

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    GLR Parsing with Scoring

    In a machine translation system, the number of possible analyses associated with a given sentence is usually very large due to the ambiguous nature of natural languages. But, it is desirable that only the best on...

    Keh-Yih Su, Jong-Nae Wang, Mei-Hui Su, **g-Shin Chang in Generalized LR Parsing (1991)

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    Explanation-based learning helps acquire knowledge from natural language texts

    Existing systems to acquire knowledge from expository texts do not perform any learning beyond interpreting the contents of the text. The opportunity to learn from examples included in texts is not exploited. ...

    Sylvain Delisle, Stan Matwin, Jiandong Wang in Methodologies for Intelligent Systems (1991)

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    Dishabituation Hierarchies for Visual Pattern Discrimination in Toads: A Dialog between Modeling and Experimentation

    Toads exhibit stimulus- and locus-specific habituation. Instead of mutual dishabituation for different worm-like stimuli, toads exhibit a dishabituation hierarchy. In modeling the dishabituation hierarchy, we ...

    DeLiang Wang, Michael A. Arbib in Visual Structures and Integrated Functions (1991)

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    RVF: An automated formal verification system

    T. C. Wang, Allen Goldberg in Automated Deduction—CADE-11 (1992)

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    A Matching and Tracking Strategy for Independently Moving Objects

    We present a robust and inherently parallel strategy for tracking “corner” features on independently moving (and possibly non-rigid) objects. The system operates over long, monocular image sequences and compri...

    Larry S. Shapiro, Han Wang, J. Michael Brady in BMVC92 (1992)

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    Modeling Stimulus Specific Habituation: The Role of the Primordial Hippocampus

    We present a neural model for the organization and neural dynamics of the medial pallium, the toad’s homolog of mammalian hippocampus. A neural mechanism, called cumulative shrinking, is proposed for map** t...

    DeLiang Wang in Computation and Neural Systems (1993)

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    The Design of Transferable and Explainable Expert Systems - The Intensive-Help Project -

    Intensive-Help (IH) is a distributed real time expert system for critical care environments (CCE-ES for short) with an open system architecture. In this paper, two design aspects of IH are considered: the tran...

    K. Wang, M. B. Wischnewsky in Expertensysteme 93 (1993)

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    A Self-organizing Network of Alterable Competitive Layer for Pattern Cluster

    This paper apply ART1, only for binary input patterns, to perform the classification of image features. The category number of the competitive layer can be altered automatically to improve the net plasticity. ...

    Zhiling Wang, G. Sylos Labini, Marco De Sario in ICANN ’93 (1993)

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    An approximation scheme for some Steiner tree problems in the plane

    We design a polynomial time approximation scheme for the Steiner tree problem in the plane when the given set of regular points is c-local. The construction works for both Euclidean and rectilinear metrics.

    Tao Jiang, Lusheng Wang in Algorithms and Computation (1994)

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    KITP-93: An automated inference system for program analysis

    Our goal is to produce a powerful inference system capable of dealing with a large number of KB rules, and conjectures with diverse features. To achieve this goal, we have built KITP-93 with a logical framewor...

    T. C. Wang, Allen Goldberg in Automated Deduction — CADE-12 (1994)

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    A factor space approach to concept representation

    This paper presents a study of the knowledge representation of concepts using factor spaces and its application to the understanding of different concepts. Factors are conveniently used to describe the intensi...

    Foong Sew Bun, Wang Pei Zhuang in Fuzzy Logic in Artificial Intelligence (1994)

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    PEMOSYS — ein validiertes hybrides Expertensystem zum Pflanzschutzmittel-Monitoring

    Dieses Papier beschreibt die Vorgehensweise und Erfahrungen bei der Entwicklung des hybriden Expertensystems PEMOSYS. Ausgehend von der Charakterisierung der Domäne wird über die Wissensrepräsentation, Systema...

    J. Zhao, M. B. Wischnewsky, K. Wang, I. Novopashenny, W. Pestemer, P. Günter in KI-94 (1994)

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