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Tutorial on a New Field in AI: Linguistic Geometry

Monday 5th June 1995 - Old Arts Building, University of Melbourne

Presenter:
Prof. Boris Stilman
University of Colorado at Denver

Precis:
The purpose of Linguistic Geometry (a name invented by the Instructor) is to
accomplish applications to manufacturing, space navigation, robotics,
planning, scheduling, VLSI design and other systems. This research includes
the development of syntactic tools for knowledge representation and reasoning
about large-scale hierarchical complex systems. It relies on the 
formalization and transfer of search heuristics of highly-skilled human 
experts that have resulted in the development of successful applications in 
different areas. It is based on the broad application of the theory of 
formal languages and grammars. The syntactic tools allow us to decompose 
complex systems into a dynamic hierarchy of subsystems in the form of 
hierarchical networks of paths, and thus solve intractable problems by 
reducing the search dramatically. 

Please note that additional details are available by email or from
Prof Stilman's WWW page: http://ucdacm.cudenver.edu/boris.html


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This tutorial precedes the Eighth International Conference on Industrial &
Engineering Applications of AI and Expert Systems - IEA/AIE-95.

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