A stochastic optimization approach to stereo matching is presented. Unlike conventional correlation matching and feature matching, the approach provides a dense array of disparities, eliminating the need for interpolation.
This paper addresses problems associated with accessing elements of large multidimensional arrays when the order of access is either unpredictable or is orthogonal to the conventional order of array storage.
We describe the design and implementation of a general storage system that incrementally loads referenced frames from a DBMS, and save modified frames back to the DBMS, for two different FRSs: LOOM and THEO.
This report surveys literature and research in the field of distributed artificial intelligence (DAI) and provides an overview of computer architectures particularly suited to such research.
Using this framework, a survey is presented of most of the important articles and books dealing with problem solving, game playing, and automatic theorem proving.
This document outlines a system for labeling self-repairs in spontaneous speech. The system marks the location and extent of a repair, as well as relevant words in the region of the repair.
This report describes a reactive system for reasoning about and performing complex tasks in dynamic environments. A powerful and theoretically sound scheme for representing and reasoning about actions and processes has been devised.
Armar A. Archbold, Barbara J. Grosz, & Daniel Sagalowicz
TEAM (Transportable English Data Access Manager) is a computer system designed to acquire information about a (local or remote) database, and subsequently to interpret and answer questions addressed to the database in a subset of natural language.
