Computing in the 90's The First Great Lakes Computer Science Conference, Kalamazoo Michigan, USA, October 18-20, 1989. Proceedings

Computing in the 90's The First Great Lakes Computer Science Conference, Kalamazoo Michigan, USA, October 18-20, 1989. Proceedings / edited by Naveed A. Sherwani, Elise de Doncker, John A. Kapenga.

The Great Lakes Computer Science Conference is held biannually in Kalamazoo, Michigan. It is a wide-focus conference concerning all areas of Computer Science. Typically, research in data structures, algorithms (both parallel and sequential), database and VLSI design. Artificial intelligence has rece...

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Other Authors: Sherwani, Naveed A. (Editor), Doncker, Elise de (Editor), Kapenga, John A. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Springer New York : Imprint: Springer, 1991.
Edition:1st ed. 1991.
Series:Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 507
Springer eBook Collection.
Subjects:
Computers.
Algorithms.
Microprocessors.
Operating systems (Computers).
Programming languages (Electronic computers).
Artificial intelligence.
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Table of Contents:
  • Computational complexity of geometric symmetry detection in graphs
  • Low dimensional middle cubes are Hamiltonian
  • Approximation algorithms for the chromatic sum
  • A color-exchange algorithm for exact graph coloring
  • S-distance in trees
  • Algorithms on block-complete graphs
  • Heuristic-based learning
  • A template-based approach for recognition of intermittent sounds
  • A mathematical model of uncertain information
  • A word to phoneme translator
  • Performance evaluation of medical expert systems
  • Spelling correction for an intelligent tutoring system
  • An informational network for a natural talking system
  • Formation of categories in document classification systems
  • An expert system for creativity management
  • A more flexible method for recognizing signals using back propagation: Piecewise linear regression vectors
  • A cooperative algorithm for the dynamic stereo problem
  • Design of hierarchical classifiers
  • Designing and implementing parallel constructs
  • Performance of parallel consistency algorithms
  • Delay analysis of the N-cube network
  • A note on Conway's parallel sorting algorithm
  • Visualization of program performance on concurrent computers
  • Minimum odd neighbourhood covers for trees
  • Cascading LZW algorithm with huffman coding: A variable to variable length compression algorithm
  • Dendrograms and irreducible prefix codes
  • Massively parallel implementations of adaptively subdividing fractal generating algorithms with parameter extensions
  • A simple and powerful representation of binary search trees
  • Random permutations from logarithmic signatures
  • Novel design techniques for RNS systolic VLSI arrays
  • A compound decision theory approach to digital signal reconstruction
  • Real-time parameter control in space vehicles: A parallel architecture and the protocols
  • A microinstruction based procedure to diagnose hardware failures in industrial robots
  • A specification and verification tool for communication protocols
  • Structured on-line directory and file organization
  • Genetic algorithms and the search for optimal database index selection
  • An object-based approach to the specification of office entities
  • Lexical acquisition for lexical databases
  • A search for good lattice rules based on the reciprocal lattice generator matrix
  • An adaptive numerical integration algorithm for simplices
  • The HK singular value decomposition of rank deficient matrix triplets
  • Approximate integration using iterated Levin transformations
  • Recent advances in shape preserving piecewise cubic interpolation
  • Structured graph models: An efficient tool for VLSI design
  • A stochastic algorithm for circuit bi-partitioning
  • An optimal channel-routing algorithm for a restricted class of multi-terminal nets
  • Correct and provably efficient methods for rectilinear Steiner spanning tree generation
  • A three-phase task scheduling scheme in a hard real-time distributed environment
  • A broadcast protocol: Functional properties and specification
  • Leader election in distributed computing systems
  • A new approach to system-level fault-tolerance in message-passing multicomputers
  • A functional language with classes
  • Using ML as a command language
  • An interactive system for generating hospital progress notes
  • Biological evolution as a paradigm for performance driven design processes
  • Predicting chemical reactions with a neural network
  • Mutation and recombination effects on the adaptability of sexual and asexual organisms
  • Logical structure of neurobiological information processing
  • Development of an experimental setup for studying parallel processing
  • Compiler course with a semi-challenging project
  • Report on a PC based system designed to enhance the teaching of IBM 370 assembly language
  • Teaching the spirit of computational science.

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