Artificial Intelligence in Engineering, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, January 1988

• Oded Z. Maimon, Edward L. Fisher:
  An object-based representation method for a manufacturing cell controller. 2-11
  
• Chris Price, Mark Lee:
  Applications of deep knowledge. 12-17
  
• Gad Eshel, Moshe M. Barash, T. C. Chang:
  'Generate & test and rectify' - A plan synthesis tactic for automatic process planning. 18-31
  
• Felix S. Wong, Wei-Min Dong, Michael Blanks:
  Coupling of symbolic and numerical computations on a microcomputer. 32-38
  
• Jinoos Hosseini, Sasan Baharaeen, Xitong Zheng:
  Design of a knowledge based system for inventory control, an OPS5 implementation. 39-43
  
• F. Mistree, S. Z. Kamal, R. H. Allen:
  Discussion. 44-45
  
• Penni Montgomery: An overview of contract research at the Turing Institute. 46-48

Volume 3, Number 2, April 1988

• Julie Gadsden, Chris Hendrickson:
  Editorial. 58-60
  
• Costas Tsatsoulis, Rangasami L. Kashyap:
  A system for knowledge-based process planning. 61-75
  
• Bing Liu:
  Scheduling via reinforcement. 76-85
  
• Anne Collinot, Claude Le Pape, Gérard Pinoteau:
  SONIA: A knowledge-based scheduling system. 86-94
  
• James C. Sanborn, James A. Hendler:
  A model of reaction for planning in dynamic environments. 95-102
  
• Ralph P. Sobek, Raja Chatila:
  Integrated planning and execution control for an autonomous mobile robot. 103-113
  
• William P.-C. Ho:
  A meta-planning model for diminishing resource problems. 114-120
  

Volume 3, Number 3, July 1988

• Jeff Shrager:
  Issues and directions in qualitative physics: special editions from the 1987 workshop. 122-124
  
• Ernest Davis:
  A logical framework for commonsense predictions of solid object behaviour. 125-140
  
• Thomas P. Hamilton:
  HELIX: A helicopter diagnostic system based on qualitative physics. 141-150
  
• Elisha Sacks:
  Qualitative analysis by piecewise linear approximation. 151-155
  
• Peter Struss:
  Mathematical aspects of qualitative reasoning. 156-169
  
• Benjamin Kuipers:
  The qualitative calculus is sound but incomplete: A reply to Peter Struss. 170-173
  
• Daniel S. Weld:
  Choices for comparative analysis: DQ analysis or exaggeration? 174-180
  

Volume 3, Number 4, October 1988

• Jeff Shrager:
  Continued monitoring of the state of qualitative physics. 182-184
  
• Benjamin Kuipers:
  Qualitative simulation using time-scale abstraction. 185-191
  
• Keith L. Downing, Jeff Shrager:
  Causes to clauses: Managing assumptions in qualitative medical diagnosis. 192-199
  
• Kenneth D. Forbus:
  QPE: Using assumption-based truth maintenance for qualitative simulation. 200-215
  
• Jean-Luc Dormoy, Olivier Raiman:
  Assembling a device. 216-226
  
• Enn Tyugu:
  Intelligent engineering software research at the Tallinn Institute of Cybernetics. 227-228