Information Sciences, Volume 57-58

Volume 57-58, September-December 1991

• Paul P. Wang:
  Information sciences - Past, present, and future (first issue). 1
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• Brian R. Gaines:
  Modeling and forecasting the information sciences. 3-22
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• Giuseppe Longo:
  The new role of mathematical logic: A tool for computer scienc. 23-29
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• Ellen Hisdal:
  Naturalized logic and chain sets. 31-77
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• I. R. Goodman:
  Evaluation of combinations of conditioned information: A history. 79-110
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• Ian F. Blake:
  A perspective on coding theory. 111-118
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• Arto Salomaa:
  Many aspects of formal languages. 119-129
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• Richard E. Korf:
  Artificial Intelligence as information science. 131-134
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• Philippe Smets:
  Varieties of ignorance and the need for well-founded theories. 135-144
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• R. S. Bucy:
  Geometry and multiple direction estimation. 145-158
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• Robert Kalaba, Leigh Tesfatsion:
  A unified approach to dynamic estimation. 159-169
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• Erol Gelenbe:
  Distributed associative memory and the computation of membership functions. 171-180
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• Didier Dubois, Henri Prade:
  Measuring and updating information. 181-195
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• Dan E. Tamir, Daniel G. Schwartz, Abraham Kandel:
  A pattern recognition interpretation of implications. 197-215
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• Automated scientific discovery. 219-230
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• John M. Richardson:
  The morning after. 231-240
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• Azriel Rosenfeld:
  Computer vision--Past, present, and future. 241-243
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• Carl L. Fales, Friedrich O. Huck:
  An information theory of image gathering. 245-285
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• Hans-Jürgen Zimmermann:
  Cognitive sciences, decision technology, and fuzzy sets. 287-295
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• Enrique H. Ruspini:
  Approximate reasoning: Past, present, future. 297-317
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• Katherine M. Baumgartner, Benjamin W. Wah:
  Computer scheduling algorithms: Past, present and future. 319-345
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• Marvin V. Zelkowitz, Sergio Cárdenas-García:
  The role for executable specifications in system maintenance. 347-359
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• Tadao Murata, Peter C. Nelson, Jaegeol Yim:
  A Predicate-Transition Net Model for Multiple Agent Planning. 361-384
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• M. A. Aizerman:
  Information Theory and Humanitarian Sciences. 385-388
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• Anatol Slissenko:
  On measures of information quality of knowledge processing systems. 389-401
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• Ahmed K. Elmagarmid, Marek Rusinkiewicz:
  Critical issues in multidatabase systems. 403-424
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• Anthony Ephremides:
  The role of information sciences in automation control and computation. 425-426
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• William E. Howden, David Nesbitt, Cheron Vail, Bruce Wieand:
  Verification of complex systems using incremental operational specifications. 427-450
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