IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part C, Volume 28 (original) (raw)

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Volume 28, Number 1, February 1998

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    Lotfi A. Zadeh:
    Maximizing sets and fuzzy Markoff algorithms. 9-15
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    Herman E. Koenig, John E. Cantlon:
    Quantitative industrial ecology. 16-28
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    Samir Khuller, Ehud Rivlin, Azriel Rosenfeld:
    Graphbots: cooperative motion planning in discrete spaces. 29-38
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    Luis O. Jimenez, David A. Landgrebe:
    Supervised classification in high-dimensional space: geometrical, statistical, and asymptotical properties of multivariate data. 39-54
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    Ronald R. Yager:
    On the construction of hierarchical fuzzy systems models. 55-66
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    James C. Bezdek, Thomas Reichherzer, Sok Gek Lim, Yianni Attikiouzel:
    Multiple-prototype classifier design. 67-79
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    A. Terry Bahill, Mack W. Alford, K. Bharathan, John R. Clymer, Douglas L. Dean, Jeremy Duke, Greg Hill, Edward V. LaBudde, Eric J. Taipale, A. Wayne Wymore:
    The design-methods comparison project. 80-103
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    Craig W. Kirkwood:
    Recursive calculation of probability distributions for sequential decision analysis models. 104-111
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    Donald Leitch, Penelope Probert:
    New techniques for genetic development of a class of fuzzy controllers. 112-123
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    Masanori Sugimoto, Koichi Hori, Setsuo Ohsuga:
    A system for visualizing the viewpoints of information and its application to intelligent activity support. 124-136
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    MengChu Zhou, Edward Twiss:
    Design of industrial automated systems via relay ladder logic programming and Petri nets. 137-150
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    Allen L. Barker, Donald E. Brown, Worthy N. Martin:
    Static data association with a terrain-based prior density. 151-157
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    Gary A. Klein, Steve Wolf:
    The role of leverage points in option generation. 157-160
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    Ludmila I. Kuncheva, James C. Bezdek:
    Nearest prototype classification: clustering, genetic algorithms, or random search? 160-164
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    Magne Setnes, Robert Babuska, Henk B. Verbruggen:
    Rule-based modeling: precision and transparency. 165-169

Volume 28, Number 2, May 1998

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    Andras Pete, Krishna R. Pattipati, David L. Kleinman, Yuri N. Levchuk:
    An overview of decision networks and organizations. 173-193
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    Shouhong Wang, Norman P. Archer:
    A neural network based fuzzy set model for organizational decision making. 194-203
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    Tiehua Cao, Arthur C. Sanderson:
    AND/OR net representation for robotic task sequence planning. 204-218
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    Gautam Biswas, Jerry B. Weinberg, Douglas H. Fisher:
    ITERATE: a conceptual clustering algorithm for data mining. 219-230
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    Jian-Qin Chen, Yu-Geng Xi:
    Nonlinear system modeling by competitive learning and adaptive fuzzy inference system. 231-238
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    Medhat A. Moussa, Mohamed S. Kamel:
    An experimental approach to robotic grasping using a connectionist architecture and generic grasping functions. 239-253
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    Paulo J. Costa Branco, Joaquim António Fraga Gonçalves Dente:
    An experiment in automatic modeling an electrical drive system using fuzzy logic. 254-262
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    Lalla Merieme Zouhal, Thierry Denoeux:
    An evidence-theoretic k-NN rule with parameter optimization. 263-271
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    Norean Radke-Sharpe, K. Preston White Jr.:
    The role of qualitative knowledge in the formulation of compartmental models. 272-275
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    Jianguo Chen, Nirwan Ansari:
    Adaptive fusion of correlated local decisions. 276-281
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    Shigeo Abe, Ruck Thawonmas, Yoshiki Kobayashi:
    Feature selection by analyzing class regions approximated by ellipsoids. 282-287
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    Weiqi Li, Milam W. Aiken:
    Inductive learning from preclassified training examples: an empirical study. 288-294
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    LiMin Fu:
    Quantizability and learning complexity in multilayer neural networks. 295-299
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    Chih-Shyang Chang, Arbee L. P. Chen:
    Supporting conceptual and neighborhood queries on the World Wide Web. 300-308

Volume 28, Number 3, August 1998

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    William B. Rouse, Beverly G. Sutley Thomas, Kenneth R. Boff:
    Knowledge maps for knowledge mining: application to R&D/technology management. 309-317
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    Norman Alm, John L. Arnott:
    Computer-assisted conversation for nonvocal people using prestored texts. 318-328
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    Kazuo Tanaka, Takahiro Kosaki, Hua O. Wang:
    Backing control problem of a mobile robot with multiple trailers: fuzzy modeling and LMI-based design. 329-337
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    Lionel Jouffe:
    Fuzzy inference system learning by reinforcement methods. 338-355
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    Antonio C. Capelo, Liliana Ironi, Stefania Tentoni:
    Automated mathematical modeling from experimental data: an application to material science. 356-370
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    Suleiman Barada, Harpreet Singh:
    Generating optimal adaptive fuzzy-neural models of dynamical systems with applications to control. 371-391
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    Hisao Ishibuchi, Tadahiko Murata:
    A multi-objective genetic local search algorithm and its application to flowshop scheduling. 392-403
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    Yoshikane Takahashi:
    A mathematical framework for solving dynamic optimization problems with adaptive networks. 404-416
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    Janet M. Twomey, Alice E. Smith:
    Bias and variance of validation methods for function approximation neural networks under conditions of sparse data. 417-430
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    Mojdeh Shakeri, Krishna R. Pattipati, Vijay Raghavan, Ann Patterson-Hine:
    Optimal and near-optimal algorithms for multiple fault diagnosis with unreliable tests. 431-440
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    Bart Kosko:
    Global stability of generalized additive fuzzy systems. 441-452
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    Abbas K. Zaidi, Alexander H. Levis:
    On generating distributed intelligence systems architectures using genetic algorithms. 453-459
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    Shraga Shoval, Johann Borenstein, Yoram Koren:
    Auditory guidance with the Navbelt-a computerized travel aid for the blind. 459-467
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    Jing Jun Zhang, You Fang Lu, Bin Wang:
    A nonrecursive Newton-Euler formulation for the parallel computation of manipulator inverse dynamics. 467-471
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    Ching-Hung Wang, Tzung-Pei Hong, Shian-Shyong Tseng, Chih-Mao Liao:
    Automatically integrating multiple rule sets in a distributed-knowledge environment. 471-476
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    Ding-An Chiang, Nancy P. Lin, Chien-Chou Shih:
    Matching strengths of answers in fuzzy relational databases. 476-481
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    Jing Peng, Bir Bhanu:
    Delayed reinforcement learning for adaptive image segmentation and feature extraction. 482-488
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    Lin Yuan, H. K. Kesavan:
    Minimum entropy and information measure. 488-491
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    Dingwei Wang, Shu-Cherng Fang, Thom J. Hodgson:
    A fuzzy due-date bargainer for the make-to-order manufacturing systems. 492-497

Volume 28, Number 4, November 1998

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    William B. Rouse, Kenneth R. Boff:
    R&D/technology management: a framework for putting technology to work. 501-515
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    A. Terry Bahill, Bruce Gissing:
    Re-evaluating systems engineering concepts using systems thinking. 516-527
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    Marion A. Hersh:
    A survey of systems approaches to green design with illustrations from the computer industry. 528-540
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    R. Ramanathan:
    A multicriteria methodology for global negotiations on climate change. 541-548
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    Augustine O. Esogbue, Warren E. Hearnes II:
    On replacement models via a fuzzy set theoretic framework. 549-560
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    Brenda Mak, Robert W. Blanning:
    An empirical measure of element contribution in neural networks. 561-564
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    Arthur D. Hall III:
    The fractal architecture of the systems engineering method. 565-572
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    Ming Ma, Abraham Kandel, Menahem Friedman:
    Representing and comparing two kinds of fuzzy numbers. 573-576

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