Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, Volume 24 (original) (raw)

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Volume 24, Number 1, 2012

Original Articles

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    Othalia Larue, Pierre Poirier, Mickaël Camus:
    Testing variation of attention capacities in a complex auto-adaptive system: a Stroop task simulation. 1-21
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    Sylvain Chartier, Craig Leth-Steensen, Marie-France Hébert:
    Performing complex associations using a generalised bidirectional associative memory. 23-42
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    Ruli Manurung, Graeme Ritchie, Henry Thompson:
    Using genetic algorithms to create meaningful poetic text. 43-64
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    Rok Piltaver, Mitja Lustrek, Matjaz Gams:
    The pathology of heuristic search in the 8-puzzle. 65-94
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    Zhigang Meng, Beiji Zou, Yu Zeng:
    Considering direct interaction of artificial ant colony foraging simulation and animation. 95-107
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    Matthias J. Schlemmer, Markus Vincze:
    Theoretic foundations of situating cognitive vision in robots and cognitive systems. 109-137

Volume 24, Number 2, 2012

Original Articles

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    Bikramjit Banerjee, Jing Peng:
    Strategic best-response learning in multiagent systems. 139-160
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    Stefano Bistarelli, Fabio Fioravanti, Pamela Peretti, Francesco Santini:
    Evaluation of complex security scenarios using defense trees and economic indexes. 161-192
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    Lili Diao, Chengzhong Yang, Hao Wang:
    Training SVM email classifiers using very large imbalanced dataset. 193-210
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    Waqas Haider Bangyal, Jamil Ahmad, Imran Shafi, Qamar Abbas:
    A forward only counter propagation network-based approach for contraceptive method choice classification task. 211-218
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    Liangxiao Jiang, Harry Zhang, Zhihua Cai, Dianhong Wang:
    Weighted average of one-dependence estimators†. 219-230
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    Adam Karman:
    The reasonability of panpsychism. 231-246
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    Paola Pellegrini, Daniela Favaretto:
    Quantifying the exploration performed by metaheuristics. 247-266

Book Review

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    Chris Fields:
    What humans can't do: a review of Derek Partridge, The Seductive Computer by Derek Partridge. 267-270

Volume 24, Number 3, 2012

Epistemology of Modelling and Simulation

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    Patrick Grim:
    Special issues on Epistemology of Modelling and Simulation. 271-278
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    Ian S. Lustick, Brandon Alcorn, Miguel Garces, Alicia Ruvinsky:
    From theory to simulation: the dynamic political hierarchy in country virtualisation models. 279-299
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    Rory Smead:
    Game theoretic equilibria and the evolution of learning. 301-313
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    Melinda Bonnie Fagan:
    Materia mathematica: models in stem cell biology. 315-327
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    Petter Grytten Almklov, Thomas Østerlie, Torgeir Kolstø Haavik:
    Punctuation and extrapolation: representing a subsurface oil reservoir. 329-350
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    Muniza Rehman, Stig Andur Pedersen:
    Validation of simulation models. 351-363
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    Koray Karaca:
    Philosophical reflections on diagram models and diagrammatic representation. 365-384
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    Whit Schonbein:
    Inspirational anchors: minimal computational models in cognitive science. 385-400
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    Giovanni Camardi:
    Computational models and information theory. 401-417

Volume 24, Number 4, 2012

Special Issue: Epistemology of Modelling and Simulation II Editorial

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    Patrick Grim:
    Special issues on Epistemology of Modelling and Simulation II. 419-420

Original Articles

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    Peter C. R. Lane, Fernand Gobet:
    A theory-driven testing methodology for developing scientific software. 421-456
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    Levent Yilmaz:
    Reproducibility in M&S research: issues, strategies and implications for model development environments. 457-474
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    Derek Jones:
    What do animat models model? 475-488
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    Nina Atanasova Atanasova:
    Mechanistic explanations and animal model simulations in neuroscience. 489-499
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    Lisa Warenski:
    Relative uncertainty in term loan projection models: what lenders could tell risk managers. 501-511
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    Roger Stanev:
    Modelling and simulating early stopping of RCTs: a case study of early stop due to harm. 513-526
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    Paolo Palmieri:
    Signals, cochlear mechanics and pragmatism: a new vista on human hearing? 527-545
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    Eric Hochstein:
    Minds, models and mechanisms: a new perspective on intentional psychology. 547-557

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