APL 1995: San Antonio, Texas, USA

• Nicholas Beaumont:
  Is APL2 a Good Programming Language? 1-10
  
• Robert Bernecky:
  The Role of Dynamic Programming & Control Structures in Performance. 11-19
  
• Richard J. Busman, Walter G. Fil, Andrei V. Kondrashev:
  Recycling APL Code into Client/Server Applications. 20-27
  
• Harvey L. Davies:
  Infinity Arithmetic, Comparisons and J. 28-34
  
• Kenneth Fordyce, Gerald Gary Sullivan:
  Deploying Complex Decision Technologies with APL to Solve the Daily Output Planning Problem: A Tale from Two of the Last of the Jedi Knights. 35-42
  
• Andreas Geyer-Schulz:
  Holland Classifier Systems. 43-55
  
• T. Grimm, Johann Mitlöhner, W. Schönfeldinger:
  Bounded Rationality and Adaptive Agents in Economic Modeling. 56-62
  
• Dmitri Gusev, Igor Pospelov:
  Translation of Nested APL to C++: Problems and Approaches. 63-69
  
• Kevin Hartzfeld:
  Modeling the Effects of Acid Leaching on Concrete. 70-74
  
• W. Neville Holmes, Colin Hallam:
  The Philosophy of Nothing and Everything. 75-82
  
• Roger K. W. Hui:
  Rank and Uniformity. 83-90
  
• Roger K. W. Hui, Kenneth E. Iverson:
  Representations of Recursion. 91-97
  
• Scott Kimbrough:
  APL, Dynamic Programming, and the Optimal Control of Electromagnetic Brake Retarders. 98-108
  
• Inna N. Louneva, Sergei M. Obraztsov, Alexander L. Shimkevich:
  Regression Analysis with Fuzzy Knowledge Representation. 109-115
  
• Donald B. McIntyre:
  The Role of Composition in Computer Programming. 116-133
  
• Richard D. Neidinger:
  Computing Multivariable Taylor Series to Arbitrary Order. 134-144
  
• Martin Neitzel:
  Untying the Gordian Knot: Agreement in J. 145-153
  
• Nikolai I. Puntikov, Maxim A. Volodin, Alexei A. Kolesnikov:
  AVCS: The APL Version Control System. 154-161
  
• Clifford A. Reiter:
  Infix, Cut and Finite Automata. 162-170
  
• Gottfried Rudorfer:
  Early Bankruptcy Detection Using Neural Networks. 171-178
  
• Alexander O. Skomorokhov, K.-H. Reinhardt, G. Roche, M. Tielemann:
  Fuzzy Control of Technological Processes in APL2. 179-184
  
• Bernhard Strohmeier:
  Concrete Multidimensional Statistics in APL2. 185-192
  
• Rexford H. Swain:
  Namespaces: APL/W vs. APL2. 193-205
  
• Alan M. Sykes:
  Doing ANOVA Calculations on the Computer. 206-212
  
• Clare Townsend:
  An APL Implementation of the Club of Rome's World Model. 213-216
  
• Rhonda K. Aikens:
  APL is Important at USAA (Abstract). 217
  
• Y. Akiyama, T. Itoh:
  A New Approach for Developing Applications Using Asynchronous AP144 and Synchronous AP207 (Abstract). 218