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Browsing AI Working Papers (1971 - 1995) by Title
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1984-06)The design of a program is rarely a straightforward mapping from the problem solution to the code. More frequently, fragments of high level concepts are distributed over one or more modules such that it is hard to identify ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1972-03)Previous feature point detectors have been local in their support and have been universally designed for objects without appreciable texture. We have invented (or perhaps reinvented) a scheme using correlation between ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1983-09)CL1 is a prototyping language for programming a Connection Machine. It supports a model of the Connection Machine as a collection of tiny conventional machines (process elements), each with its own independent program counter.
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1973-02)A LISP program has been written which returns the location of a vertex in a suspected region, as well as an indication of the certainty of success.
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1982-05)The Programmer's Apprentice is a highly interactive program development tool. The user interface to the system relies on program text which is generated from an internal plan representation. The programs generated need to ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1986-04)This paper is an exploration of a wide class of mental structures called cognitive cliches that support intermediate methods that are moderately general purpose, in that a few of them will probably be applicable to any ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1977-04)A system is proposed capable of generating narrative computer animation in response to a simple script. The major problem addressed is how to imbed into the system some of the knowledge that animators use when creating ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1976-01)In the production of logic circuits in dual inline packages, various tedious assembly line tasks are performed by human operators using microscopes or television enlargements. One boring and difficult task is the detection ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1979-08)The grammar of many of the lower-level constituents of grammatical structures in English has not been a area of exciting new linguistic discovery, in contrast with study of clause-level constituents. The syntax of these ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1979-02)Contemporary concurrent programming languages fall roughly into two classes. Languages in the first class support the notion of a sequence of values and some kind of pipelining operation over the sequence of values. Languages ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1987-07)This is the CONDOR programmer's manual, that describes the hardware and software that form the basis of the real-time computational architecture built originally for the Utah-MIT hand. The architecture has been used ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1983-01-03)This document describes the three transistor NMOS dynamic ram circuit used in the connection machine. It was designed and implemented by Brewster Kahle, with the assistance of Jim Cherry, Danny Hillis and Tom Knight. ...
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CONS (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1974-11)
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1985-12)The competence being investigated is causal modelling, whereby the behavior of a physical system is understood through the creation of an explanation or description of the underlying causal relations. After developing a ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1975-08)This memo describes a vision program for recognizing simple furniture comprising assemblies of blocks, in which the same item may be composed in diverse ways. As such, it is concerned with three theoretical issues, perceptual ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1974-09)This paper discusses the problem of getting a computer to speak, generating natural language that is appropriate to the situation and is what it wants to say. It describes, at a general level, a program which will embody ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1990-12)This paper deals with the problem of controlling the interactions of flexible manipulators with their environment. For executing a force control task, a manipulator with intrinsic (mechanical) compliance has some advantages ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1988-11)The problem of three-dimensional vision is generally formulated as the problem of recovering the three-dimensional scene that caused the image. Here we present a certain line-drawing and show that it has the following ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1986-12)Programming in societies of behavior-agents is emerging as a promising method for creating mobile robot control systems that are responsive both to internal priorities for action and to external world constraints. It is ...
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(MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1976-12)This paper is divided into two parts. The first part deals with cryptosystems and cryptanalysis. It surveys the basic information about cryptosystems and then addresses two specific questions. Are cryptosystems such as ...
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