IEEE Intelligent Systems, Volume 18, 2003

Volume 18, Number 1, January/February 2003

• Nigel Shadbolt:
  From the Editor in Chief: Grandly Challenged. 2-3
  

• You Can Tell Me by the Way I Walk; Worldwide AI Coordination to Remain Ad Hoc; Commercial Robots: Close but Not Quite There. 4-7
  

• Samuel Moyle, Michael J. Watts:
  Neural Nets Raise the Roof. 8-10
  

• Fabio Ciravegna, Sanda M. Harabagiu:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Recent Advances in Natural Language Processing. 12-13
  
• Harith Alani, Sanghee Kim, David E. Millard, Mark J. Weal, Wendy Hall, Paul H. Lewis, Nigel Shadbolt:
  Automatic Ontology-Based Knowledge Extraction from Web Documents. 14-21
  
• Roberto Navigli, Paola Velardi, Aldo Gangemi:
  Ontology Learning and Its Application to Automated Terminology Translation. 22-31
  
• Jill Burstein, Daniel Marcu, Kevin Knight:
  Finding the WRITE Stuff: Automatic Identification of Discourse Structure in Student Essays. 32-39
  
• Amy Isard, Jon Oberlander, Colin Matheson, Ion Androutsopoulos:
  Speaking the Users' Languages. 40-45
  
• Katerina Pastra, Horacio Saggion, Yorick Wilks:
  Intelligent Indexing of Crime Scene Photographs. 55-61
  
• Roberto Basili, Alessandro Moschitti, Maria Teresa Pazienza, Fabio Massimo Zanzotto:
  Personalizing Web Publishing via Information Extraction. 62-70
  

• Steffen Staab, Wil M. P. van der Aalst, V. Richard Benjamins, Amit P. Sheth, John A. Miller, Christoph Bussler, Alexander Maedche, Dieter Fensel, Dennis Gannon:
  Web Services: Been There, Done That? 72-85
  

• Baher Abdulhai:
  ITS, Eh! Meet Canada's Flagship ITS Centre and Testbed. 86-89
  

• Sheila A. McIlraith, David L. Martin:
  Bringing Semantics to Web Services. 90-93
  

• John M. Flach, Robert R. Hoffman:
  The Limitations of Limitations. 94-96
  

Volume 18, Number 2, March/April 2003

• Nigel Shadbolt:
  From the Editor in Chief: Someone to Watch over You. 2-3
  

• Engineering Meets Emotion: New Robots Sense Human Distress; The Paradox of Captchas. 4-7
  

• David Kortenkamp:
  A Day in an Astronaut's Life: Reflections on Advanced Planning and Scheduling Technology. 8-11
  

• Fei-Yue Wang, Xiaojing Wang, Li Li, Pitu B. Mirchandani:
  Creating a Digital-Vehicle Proving Ground. 12-15
  

• Mark A. Musen, Bernd Neumann, Rudi Studer:
  IFIP Conference on Intelligent Information Processing. 16-17
  
• Harith Alani, Srinandan Dasmahapatra, Kieron O'Hara, Nigel Shadbolt:
  Identifying Communities of Practice through Ontology Network Analysis. 18-25
  
• Alexander Maedche, Boris Motik, Ljiljana Stojanovic, Rudi Studer, Raphael Volz:
  Ontologies for Enterprise Knowledge Management. 26-33
  
• Monica Crubézy, Mark A. Musen, Enrico Motta, Wenjin Lu:
  Configuring Online Problem-Solving Resources with the Internet Reasoning Service. 34-42
  
• Henrik Eriksson:
  Using JessTab to Integrate Protégé and Jess. 43-50
  

• Jiming Liu, Kelvin Chi Kuen Wong, Ka Keung Hui:
  An Adaptive User Interface Based On Personalized Learning. 52-57
  
• Yulan He, Siu Cheung Hui, Alvis Cheuk M. Fong:
  Citation-Based Retrieval for Scholarly Publications. 58-65
  
• Isabel F. Cruz, Afsheen Rajendran:
  Semantic Data Integration in Hierarchical Domains. 66-73
  

• Sidney W. A. Dekker, James M. Nyce, Robert R. Hoffman:
  From Contextual Inquiry to Designable Futures: What Do We Need to Get There? 74-77
  

• Ian Watson:
  The Aims of Artificial Intelligence: A Science Fiction View. 78-80
  

• Rob Milne:
  Local Efforts with Global Impact: Europe's Thriving AI Communities. 81-83
  

Volume 18, Number 3, May/June 2003

• Nigel Shadbolt:
  Brain Power. 2-3
  

• Face Recognition Technology; Cognitive Radios Will Adapt to Users. 4-7
  

• David P. Watson:
  Model-Based Autonomy in Deep-Space Missions. 8-11
  

• Luke Fletcher, Nicholas Apostoloff, Lars Petersson, Alexander Zelinsky:
  Vision in and out of Vehicles. 12-17
  

• Tim Menzies:
  Guest Editor's Introduction: 21st Century AI--Proud, Not Smug. 18-24
  
• John R. Koza, Martin A. Keane, Matthew J. Streeter:
  What's AI Done for Me Lately? Genetic Programming's Human-Competitive Results. 25-31
  
• Bernhard Peischl, Franz Wotawa:
  Model-Based Diagnosis or Reasoning from First Principles. 32-37
  
• Bernd Heisele:
  Visual Object Recognition with Supervised Learning. 38-42
  
• Yunwen Ye:
  Programming with an Intelligent Agent. 43-47
  
• Gary D. Boetticher:
  When Will It Be Done? Machine Learner Answers to the 300-Billion-Dollar Question. 48-50
  
• David G. Schwartz:
  From Open IS Semantics to the Semantic Web: The Road Ahead. 52-58
  

• Patrick Brézillon:
  Focusing on Context in Human-Centered Computing. 62-66
  
• Robert A. Ghanea-Hercock:
  Phobos: An Agent-Based User Authentication System. 67-73
  

• Tyrus L. Manuel:
  Creating a Robot Culture: An Interview with Luc Steels. 59-61
  

• Joseph Kopena, William C. Regli:
  DAMLJessKB: A Tool for Reasoning with the Semantic Web. 74-77
  

• Francisco J. Cantú Ortiz:
  AI's Geographic Outreach: Mexico and Latin America. 78-80
  

• Gary Klein, Karol G. Ross, Brian M. Moon, Devorah E. Klein, Robert R. Hoffman, Erik Hollnagel:
  Macrocognition. 81-85
  

Volume 18, Number 4, July/August 2003

• Nigel Shadbolt:
  Ambient Intelligence. 2-3
  

• Danna Voth, Meg McGinity:
  TIA Program Researches Terrorism Patterns Breaking the Language Barrier. 4-7
  

• Julian Kolodko, Ljubo Vlacic:
  Cooperative Autonomous Driving at the Intelligent Control Systems Laboratory. 8-11
  

• Diego Mollá Aliod, Rolf Schwitter, Fabio Rinaldi, James Dowdall, Michael Hess:
  ExtrAns: Extracting Answers from Technical Texts. 12-17
  
• Robert Rasch, Alexander Kott, Kenneth D. Forbus:
  Incorporating AI into Military Decision Making: An Experiment. 18-26
  
• Gilles Coppin, Alexandre Skrzyniarz:
  Human-Centered Processes: Individual and Distributed Decision Support. 27-33
  
• Hans van Halteren:
  New Feature Sets for Summarization by Sentence Extraction. 34-42
  
• Udo Kruschwitz:
  An Adaptable Search System for Collections of Partially Structured Documents. 44-52
  
• Hang Li, Yunbo Cao, Cong Li:
  Using Bilingual Web Data to Mine and Rank Translations. 54-59
  
• Paul Juell, Patrick Paulson:
  Using Reinforcement Learning for Similarity Assessment in Case-Based Systems. 60-67
  

• Robert R. Hoffman, Lewis F. Hanes:
  The Boiled Frog Problem. 68-71
  

• Steffen Staab, Francis Heylighen, Carlos Gershenson, Gary William Flake, David M. Pennock, Daniel C. Fain, David De Roure, Karl Aberer, Wei-Min Shen, Olivier Dousse, Patrick Thiran:
  Neurons, Viscose Fluids, Freshwater Polyp Hydra-and Self-Organizing Information Systems. 72-86
  

• David Mike Hamilton, Tom M. Mitchell, Carol McKenna Hamilton:
  AI Matures and Flourishes in North America. 87-
  

Volume 18, Number 5, September/October 2003

• Nigel Shadbolt:
  The Quiet Revolution. 2-4
  

• Greg Goth, Danna Voth:
  Speech Recognition's Evolution Continues / TIA Trouble / Rat Neurons, Robotic Arms, and Art. 5-9
  

• Andrew L. Kun, W. Thomas Miller III, William H. Lenharth:
  Project54: Standardizing Electronic Device Integration in Police Cruisers. 10-13
  

• Subbarao Kambhampati, Craig A. Knoblock:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Information Integration on the Web. 14-15
  
• Mikhail Bilenko, Raymond J. Mooney, William W. Cohen, Pradeep D. Ravikumar, Stephen E. Fienberg:
  Adaptive Name Matching in Information Integration. 16-23
  
• Hasan Davulcu, Srinivas Vadrevu, Saravanakumar Nagarajan, I. V. Ramakrishnan:
  OntoMiner: Bootstrapping and Populating Ontologies from Domain-Specific Web Sites. 24-33
  
• Chia-Hui Chang, Harianto Siek, Jiann-Jyh Lu, Chun-Nan Hsu, Jen-Jie Chiou:
  Reconfigurable Web Wrapper Agents. 34-40
  
• Siegfried Handschuh, Raphael Volz, Steffen Staab:
  Annotation for the Deep Web. 42-48
  
• Chen Li:
  Using Constraints to Describe Source Contents in Data Integration Systems. 49-53
  
• AnHai Doan, Ying Lu, Yoonkyong Lee, Jiawei Han:
  Profile-Based Object Matching for Information Integration. 54-59
  
• François Goasdoué, Marie-Christine Rousset:
  Querying Distributed Data through Distributed Ontologies: A Simple but Scalable Approach. 60-65
  

• Y. X. Zhong:
  A Rising Team in the World AI Community. 66-67
  

• Ryusuke Masuoka, Yannis Labrou, Bijan Parsia, Evren Sirin:
  Ontology-Enabled Pervasive Computing Applications. 68-72
  

• Robert R. Hoffman, Jeffrey M. Bradshaw, Patrick J. Hayes, Kenneth M. Ford:
  The Borg Hypothesis. 73-75
  

• Ian Horrocks, Jürgen Angele, Stefan Decker, Michael Kifer, Benjamin N. Grosof, Gerd Wagner:
  Where Are the Rules? 76-83
  

Volume 18, Number 6, November/December 2003

• Nigel Shadbolt:
  From the Editor in Chief: In Memoriam. 2-3
  

• Laurianne McLaughlin, Terry Costlow:
  A Computer That Puts On Your Thinking Cap / Vision Chip Slashes Power Consumption . 4-7
  

• Fei-Yue Wang, Shuming Tang, Yagang Sui, Xiaojing Wang:
  Toward Intelligent Transportation Systems for the 2008 Olympics. 8-11
  

• Amy R. Greenwald, Nicholas R. Jennings, Peter Stone:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Agents and Markets. 12-14
  
• Itai Yarom, Jeffrey S. Rosenschein, Claudia V. Goldman:
  The Role of Middle-Agents in Electronic Commerce. 15-21
  
• Michael J. Kearns, Luis E. Ortiz:
  The Penn-Lehman Automated Trading Project. 22-31
  
• Mark Klein, Peyman Faratin, Hiroki Sayama, Yaneer Bar-Yam:
  Protocols for Negotiating Complex Contracts. 32-38
  
• Rajdeep K. Dash, Nicholas R. Jennings, David C. Parkes:
  Computational-Mechanism Design: A Call to Arms. 40-47
  
• Michael P. Wellman, Shih-Fen Cheng, Daniel M. Reeves, Kevin M. Lochner:
  Trading Agents Competing: Performance, Progress, and Market Effectiveness. 48-53
  
• Isabel Praça, Carlos Ramos, Zita A. Vale, Manuel Cordeiro:
  Mascem: A Multiagent System That Simulates Competitive Electricity Markets. 54-60
  

• Sung Min Bae, Sang-Chan Park, Sung Ho Ha:
  Fuzzy Web Ad Selector Based on Web Usage Mining. 62-69
  

• Philip Koopman, Robert R. Hoffman:
  Work-arounds, Make-work, and Kludges. 70-75
  

• Jérôme Euzenat, Amedeo Napoli:
  The Semantic Web: Year One. 76-78
  

• 2003 Reviewers. 79
  

• Giovanni Flammia:
  The Future of Watches. 80-81