Cybernetics and Systems 1993: Vol 24 Table of Contents

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Cybernetics
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Volume 24 1993
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EDITOR ROBERT TRAPPL Department of Medical Cybernetics and Artificial Intelligence,
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 24
NUMBER1
INTRACELLULAR QUANTUM SIGNAL TRANSFER IN
UMEZAWA’S QUANTUM BRAIN DYNAMICS
Mari Jibu and Kunio Yasue
GENETIC ALGORITHMS: WHAT FITNESS SCALING IS
OPTIMAL?
Vladik Kreinovich, Chris Quintana, and Olac Fuentes
APPLYING EVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMMING TO SELECTED
TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEMS
David B. Fogel
ON PARALLELISM IN COLONIES
Jiirgen Dassow, Jozef Kelemen, and Gheorghe Paun
MODEL-BASED PREDICTION OF DECISIONMAKER DELAYS
AND UNCERTAINTY
D. D. Sworder, G. A. Clapp, and T. W. Kidd
NUMBER2
69 A DECISION RULE ON POSSIBILITY DISTRIBUTIONS
OF FUZZY EVENTS
Yoshiki Uemura and Masatoshi Sakawa
HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATION OF FUZZY REPLACEMENT
ALGORITHM FOR CACHE MEMORIES USING
FIELD-PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAYS
Ashfaq Hossain and Mahmoud A. Manzoul
THREE MODELS OF FUZZY LOGIC CONTROLLERS
Dimitar P. Filey and Ronald R. Yager
115 TYPED TIMED INPUT/OUTPUT AUTOMATA IN REAL-TIME,
CYBERNETIC EXPLANATION
J. F. Peters, Ill
THINKING QUANTUM
David Finkelstein
AN ADAPTIVE CONTROL SCHEME FOR CONTINUOUS
PLANTS UNDER KNOWN OUTPUT DELAYS, UNMODELED
DYNAMICS, AND INPUT SATURATIONS
Manuel de la Sen
NUMBER 3
171 A NEURAL NETWORK APPROACH TO ON-LINE
IDENTIFICATION OF NONLINEAR SYSTEMS
Peter M. Mills and Albert Y. Zomaya
FUZZY LOGIC FOR STANDARD CELL PLACEMENT
Rathish Jayabharathi and Mahmoud A. Manzoul
TWO WAYS FOR GETTING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN
OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE DATA SETS IN
MAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS: MULTIPLE CORRESPONDENCE
FACTOR ANALYSIS AND PROBABILISTIC FUZZY SET
THEORY
T. M. Guerra and P. Loslever
ON THE LAW OF EXCLUDED MIDDLE AND ARGUMENTS
FOR MULTIVALUED LOGICS IN SYSTEMS INQUIRY
Myrna L. Estep
THESEUS —THE EVOLUTION OF A HYPERMEDIUM
Roger J. Harnden and Roy Stringer
NUMBER 4
281 MATHEMATICAL MODELING, SIMULATIONS, AND
ANALYSIS OF THE DYNAMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS. PART 2: SYSTEMATICS OF
PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION IN THE APPLICATION OF THE
HIERARCHICALLY COUPLED DRIVING FORCE MODEL (HCD
MODEL) BY THE STUDY OF LIGHT-INDUCED PROCESSES
IN PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
L. Dunkel, E. Nutsch, and B. Kutschan
SYSTEMS DECOMPOSITION AND COUPLING
Antonio Caselles
AN IMPROVED FUZZY REPLACEMENT ALGORITHM FOR
CACHE MEMORIES
Srikanthaiah Hiremath and Mahmoud A. Manzoul
A CLASS OF NONSMOOTH DISCRETE-TIME CONSTRAINED
OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS WITH APPLICATION TO
HYDROTHERMAL POWER SYSTEMS
K. H. Wong, K. L. Teo, and L. S. Jennings
NUMBER 5
355 NUMERICAL INTEGRATION EFFECTIVENESS IN INVERSE
DYNAMICS COMPUTATION OF MANIPULATOR SYSTEMS
Tian-Soon Lee and Yueh-Jaw Lin
SYSTEM-A UNIFIED CONCEPT
Yi Lin and Yonghao Ma
APPROXIMATION OF KNOWLEDGE AND FUZZY SETS
Phil Diamond and Arthur Ramer
2+3 MODEL: FRACTAL PROCESSES FOR
KNOWLEDGE-BASED ENGINEERING DESIGN
Q. Chen
MODELING INTERNAL CONTROL JUDGMENTS IN THE
PRESENCE OF IMPRECISE INPUTS
James V. Hansen and William F. Messier
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING FOR OPTIMALITY
IDENTIFICATION OF PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
M. A. Fkirin
473 COMPUTERIZED METHODOLOGY FOR THE EVALUATION
OF LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE
V. Lerner, R. Dennis, H. Herl, J. Novak, and D. Niemi
509 A SIMPLE DECISION RULE ON FUZZY EVENTS
Yoshiki Uemura
523 ANNOUNCEMENT
NUMBER 6
525 NEURAL NETWORKS IN CONSULTING ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT: A FRAMEWORK FOR BID-DECISION
MANAGEMENT
Adrian V. Gheorghe
GEOMETRY OF EMOTIONS REVISITED: WHY DO EMOTIONS
FORM A CIRCLE?
Olga Kosheleva, Viadik Kreinovich, and Andrei Gerasimov
NOTE: CARNAP’S INDUCTION AND MACHINE LEARNING
Viadik Kreinovich
THE FEEDBACK REALIZATION OF THE GENERALIZED
NYQUIST MULTIVARIABLE PREDICTIVE CONTROL AND ITS
APPLICATION
Lu Jianhong, Xu Zhigao, and Chen Laijiu
MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE INFORMATION
DYNAMIC MODEL
Viadimir Lerner
TASK ASSIGNMENT IN DISTRIBUTED PROCESS CONTROL
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
M. A. Fkirin
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