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  • Understanding Scenes With Shadows 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1971-11)
    The basic problem of this research is to find methods which will enable a program to construct a three dimensional interpretation from the line drawing of a scene, where the scene may have shadows and various degeneracies. ...

  • Planner Implementation Proposal to ARPA 1972-1973 

    Unknown author (1971-12-01)
    The task objective is the generalization and implementation of the full power of the problem solving formalism PLANNER in the next two years. We will show how problem solving knowledge can be effectively incorporated into ...

  • Micro-Planner Reference Manual (Update) 

    Unknown author (1971-12-01)
    This is a manual for the use of the Micro Planner interpreter, which implements a subset of Carl Hewitt's language, PLANNER and is now available for use by the Artificial Intelligence Group.

  • 11SIM Reference Manual 

    Unknown author (1971-12-01)
    A program that simulates a Digital Equipment Corporation PDP-11 computer and many of its peripherals on the AI Laboratory Time Sharing System (ITS) is described from a user's reference point of view. This simulator has ...

  • Analytical differentiation by computer using a Symmetrical List Processor 

    Lichtman, Barry Martin (University of Cape TownFaculty of ScienceDepartment of Computer Science, 1972)
    The Symmetrical List Processor SLIP; developed by Professor Joseph Weizenbaum of MIT, was implemented with considerable modifications and additions on the University of Cape Town computer. A package to perform automated ...

  • Visual Position Extraction Using Stereo Eye Systems with a Relative Rotational Motion Capability 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1972-01)
    This paper discusses the problem of context-free position estimation using a stereo vision system with moveable eyes. Exact and approximate equations are developed linking position to measureable quantities of the image-space, ...

  • Mini-Robot Proposal to ARPA 

    Unknown author (1972-01-01)
    During the next decade it will become practical to use more and more sophisticated techniques of automation--we shall call this "robotics"--both in established industries and in new areas. The rate at which these techniques ...

  • Artificial Intelligence Progress Report 

    Unknown author (1972-01-01)
    Research at the Laboratory in vision, language, and other problems of intelligence. This report is an attempt to combine a technical progress report with an exposition of our point of view about certain problems in the ...

  • 11SIM Reference Manual 

    Unknown author (1972-02-01)
    A program that simulates a Digital Equipment Corporation PDP-11 computer and many of its peripherals on the AI Laboratory Time Sharing System (ITS) is described from a user's reference point of view. This simulator has ...

  • Why Conniving is Better than Planning 

    Unknown author (1972-02-01)
    A higher level language derives its great power form the fact that it tends to impose structure on the problem solving behavior for the user. Besides providing a library of useful subroutines with a uniform calling ...

  • HAKMEM 

    Unknown author (1972-02-01)
    Here is some little know data which may be of i nterest to computer hackers. The items and examples are so sketchy that to decipher them may require more sincerity and curiosity than a non-hacker can muster. Doubtless, ...

  • Circular Scan 

    Unknown author (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 ...

  • Efficiency of Equivalence Algorithms 

    Unknown author (1972-04-01)
    This paper was first presented at the Symposium on Complexity of Computer Computations, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York, on March 22, 1972. The equivalence problem is to determine the ...

  • Why Conniving is Better than Plannng 

    Unknown author (1972-04-01)
    This paper is a critique of a computer programming language, Carl Hewitts PLANNER, a formalism designed especially to cope with the problems that Artificial Intelligence encounters. It is our contention that the ...

  • ITS Status Report 

    Unknown author (1972-04-01)
    ITS is a time-shared operating system designed for the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory DEC PDP-10/PDP-6 installation and tailored to its special requirements. This status report described the design philosophy behind ...

  • Description and Theoretical Analysis (Using Schemata) of Planner: A Language for Proving Theorems and Manipulating Models in a Robot 

    Unknown author (1972-04-01)
    Planner is a formalism for proving theorems and manipulating models in a robot. The formalism is built out of a number of problem-solving primitives together with a hierarchical multiprocess backtrack control structure. ...

  • The Conniver Reference Manual 

    Unknown author (1972-05-01)
    This manual is intended to be a guide to the philosophy and use of the programming language CONNIVER, which is "complete," and running at the AI Lab now. It assumes good knowledge of LISP, but no knowledge of Micro-Planner, ...

  • A Two Counter Machine Cannot Calculate 2N 

    Unknown author (1972-05-01)
    This note proves that a two counter machine cannot calculate 2N.

  • The Conniver Reference Manual 

    Unknown author (1972-05-01)
    This manual is an introduction and reference to the latest version of the Conniver programming language, an AI language wit general control and data-base structures.

  • Using the Vidisector and the Store Picture Facility 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1972-06)
    The stored picture facility (FAKETV) allows LISP users, and to some extent machine language users, to access a library of stored images rather than live vidisector scenes. The vidisector functions in LISP have been slightly ...