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  10. <H1>Information Science Discussion Papers by year</H1> 
  11. 	<A HREF="#1993">1993</A> | <A HREF="#1994">1994</A> | <A HREF="#1995">1995</A> | <A HREF="#1996">1996</A> | <A HREF="#1997">1997</A> | <A HREF="#1998">1998</A> | <A HREF="#1999">1999</A> 
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  13. <H2><A NAME="1999">1999</A></H2> 
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  16. 		<B>Cranefield, S. and M. Purvis (1999).</B>
  17. 	</DT>
  18. 	<DD>
  19. 		<I>UML as an ontology modelling language</I>. Discussion paper 99/01, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9901sc.zip">electronic version</A> (156KB)] 
  20. 	</DD>
  21. 	<DT>
  22. 		<B>Kasabov, N. (1999).</B>
  23. 	</DT>
  24. 	<DD>
  25. 		<I>Evolving connectionist systems for on-line, knowledge-based learning: Principles and applications</I>. Discussion paper 99/02, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9902nk.zip">electronic version</A> (872KB)] 
  26. 	</DD>
  27. 	<DT>
  28. 		<B>Kasabov, N. and M. Watts (1999).</B>
  29. 	</DT>
  30. 	<DD>
  31. 		<I>Spatial-temporal adaptation in evolving fuzzy neural networks for on-line adaptive phoneme recognition</I>. Discussion paper 99/03, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 544KB)] 
  32. 	</DD>
  33. 	<DT>
  34. 		<B>Kasabov, N. and Q. Song (1999).</B>
  35. 	</DT>
  36. 	<DD>
  37. 		<I>Dynamic evolving fuzzy neural networks with &quot;m-out-of-n&quot; activation nodes for on-line adaptive systems</I>. Discussion paper 99/04, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9904nk.zip">electronic version</A> (2MB)] 
  38. 	</DD>
  39. 	<DT>
  40. 		<B>Kim, J. and N. Kasabov (1999).</B>
  41. 	</DT>
  42. 	<DD>
  43. 		<I>Hybrid neuro-fuzzy inference systems and their application for on-line adaptive learning of nonlinear dynamical systems</I>. Discussion paper 99/05, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  44. 	</DD>
  45. 	<DT>
  46. 		<B>Purvis, M., S. Cranefield and M. Nowostawski (1999).</B>
  47. 	</DT>
  48. 	<DD>
  49. 		<I>A distributed architecture for environmental information systems</I>. Discussion paper 99/06, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9906mp.zip">electronic version</A> (156Kb)] 
  50. 	</DD>
  51. 	<DT>
  52. 		<B>Kasabov, N., R. Kilgour and S. Sinclair (1999).</B>
  53. 	</DT>
  54. 	<DD>
  55. 		<I>From hybrid adjustable neuro-fuzzy systems to adaptive connectionist-based systems for phoneme and word recognition</I>. Discussion paper 99/07, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  56. 	</DD>
  57. 	<DT>
  58. 		<B>Kasabov, N., S. Israel and B. Woodford (1999).</B>
  59. 	</DT>
  60. 	<DD>
  61. 		<I>Adaptive, evolving, hybrid connectionist systems for image pattern recognition</I>. Discussion paper 99/08, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9908nk.zip">electronic version</A> (1.2MB)] 
  62. 	</DD>
  63. 	<DT>
  64. 		<B>Abdulla, W. and N. Kasabov (1999).</B>
  65. 	</DT>
  66. 	<DD>
  67. 		<I>The concepts of hidden Markov model in speech recognition</I>. Discussion paper 99/09, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9909wa.zip">electronic version</A> (1.2MB)] 
  68. 	</DD>
  69. 	<DT>
  70. 		<B>Parry, D. (1999).</B>
  71. 	</DT>
  72. 	<DD>
  73. 		<I>Finding medical information on the Internet: Who should do it and what should they know</I>. Discussion paper 99/10, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9910dp.zip">electronic version</A> (192KB)] 
  74. 	</DD>
  75. 	<DT>
  76. 		<B>Gray, A. and S. MacDonell (1999).</B>
  77. 	</DT>
  78. 	<DD>
  79. 		<I>Software metrics data analysis -- Exploring the relative performance of some commonly used modeling techniques</I>. Discussion paper 99/11, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9911ag.zip">electronic version</A> (284KB)] 
  80. 	</DD>
  81. 	<DT>
  82. 		<B>MacDonell, S., A. Gray, G. MacLennan and P. Sallis (1999).</B>
  83. 	</DT>
  84. 	<DD>
  85. 		<I>Software forensics for discriminating between program authors using case-based reasoning, feed-forward neural networks and multiple discriminant analysis</I>. Discussion paper 99/12, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9912sm.zip">electronic version</A> (148KB)] 
  86. 	</DD>
  87. 	<DT>
  88. 		<B>MacDonell, S., A. Gray and J. Calvert (1999).</B>
  89. 	</DT>
  90. 	<DD>
  91. 		<I>FULSOME: Fuzzy logic for software metric practitioners and researchers</I>. Discussion paper 99/13, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9913sm.zip">electronic version</A> (232KB)] 
  92. 	</DD>
  93. 	<DT>
  94. 		<B>Kitchenham, B., S. MacDonell, L. Pickard and M. Shepperd (1999).</B>
  95. 	</DT>
  96. 	<DD>
  97. 		<I>Assessing prediction systems</I>. Discussion paper 99/14, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9914bk.zip">electronic version</A> (296KB)] 
  98. 	</DD>
  99. 	<DT>
  100. 		<B>MacDonell, S. and T. Fletcher (1999).</B>
  101. 	</DT>
  102. 	<DD>
  103. 		<I>Industry practices in project management for multimedia information systems</I>. Discussion paper 99/15, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9915sm.zip">electronic version</A> (224KB)] 
  104. 	</DD>
  105. 	<DT>
  106. 		<B>Gray, A., S. MacDonell and M. Shepperd (1999).</B>
  107. 	</DT>
  108. 	<DD>
  109. 		<I>Factors systematically associated with errors in subjective estimates of software development effort: The stability of expert judgment</I>. Discussion paper 99/16, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9916ag.zip">electronic version</A> (232KB)] 
  110. 	</DD>
  111. 	<DT>
  112. 		<B>Purvis, M., S. Cranefield, G. Bush, et al. (1999).</B>
  113. 	</DT>
  114. 	<DD>
  115. 		<I>The NZDIS project: An agent-based distributed information systems architecture</I>. Discussion paper 99/17, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9917mp.zip">electronic version</A> ]
  116. 	</DD>
  117. </DL>
  118. <H2><A NAME="1998">1998</A></H2> 
  119. <DL>
  120. 	<DT>
  121. 		<B>Cockcroft, S. (1998).</B>
  122. 	</DT>
  123. 	<DD>
  124. 		<I>User defined spatial business rules: Storage, management and implementation -- A pipe network case study</I>. Discussion paper 98/01, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  125. 	</DD>
  126. 	<DT>
  127. 		<B>Wolfe, H. B. (1998).</B>
  128. 	</DT>
  129. 	<DD>
  130. 		<I>Electronic Security</I>. Discussion paper 98/02, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  131. 	</DD>
  132. 	<DT>
  133. 		<B>Kasabov, N. (1998).</B>
  134. 	</DT>
  135. 	<DD>
  136. 		<I>Looking for a new AI paradigm: Evolving connectionist and fuzzy connectionist systems -- Theory and applications for adaptive, on-line intelligent systems</I>. Discussion paper 98/03, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  137. 	</DD>
  138. 	<DT>
  139. 		<B>Kim, J., N. Kasabov, A. Mowat and P. Poole (1998).</B>
  140. 	</DT>
  141. 	<DD>
  142. 		<I>Connectionist methods for classification of fruit populations based on visible-near infrared spectrophotometry data</I>. Discussion paper 98/04, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  143. 	</DD>
  144. 	<DT>
  145. 		<B>Kim, J., R. Kozma, N. Kasabov, et al. (1998).</B>
  146. 	</DT>
  147. 	<DD>
  148. 		<I>A fuzzy neural network model for the estimation of the feeding rate to an anaerobic waste water treatment process</I>. Discussion paper 98/05, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  149. 	</DD>
  150. 	<DT>
  151. 		<B>Parry, E., D. Parry and N. Pattison (1998).</B>
  152. 	</DT>
  153. 	<DD>
  154. 		<I>Induction of labour for post term pregnancy: An observational study</I>. Discussion paper 98/06, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  155. 	</DD>
  156. 	<DT>
  157. 		<B>Cranefield, S., B. McKinlay, E. Moreale and M. Purvis (1998).</B>
  158. 	</DT>
  159. 	<DD>
  160. 		<I>Automating information processing tasks: An agent-based architecture</I>. Discussion paper 98/07, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  161. 	</DD>
  162. 	<DT>
  163. 		<B>Holt, A., S. MacDonell and G. Benwell (1998).</B>
  164. 	</DT>
  165. 	<DD>
  166. 		<I>Spatial isomorphism</I>. Discussion paper 98/08, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  167. 	</DD>
  168. 	<DT>
  169. 		<B>Marr, A., R. Pascoe, G. Benwell and S. Mann (1998).</B>
  170. 	</DT>
  171. 	<DD>
  172. 		<I>Development of a generic system for modelling spatial processes</I>. Discussion paper 98/09, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  173. 	</DD>
  174. 	<DT>
  175. 		<B>Purvis, M., N. Kasabov, G. Benwell, Q. Zhou and F. Zhang (1998).</B>
  176. 	</DT>
  177. 	<DD>
  178. 		<I>Neuro-fuzzy methods for environmental modelling</I>. Discussion paper 98/10, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  179. 	</DD>
  180. </DL>
  181. <H2><A NAME="1997">1997</A></H2> 
  182. <DL>
  183. 	<DT>
  184. 		<B>Cranefield, S. J. S., A. Diaz and M. K. Purvis (1997).</B>
  185. 	</DT>
  186. 	<DD>
  187. 		<I>Planning and matchmaking for the interoperation of information processing agents</I>. Discussion paper 97/01, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9701sc.zip">electronic version</A>] 
  188. 	</DD>
  189. 	<DT>
  190. 		<B>Mann, S., G. L. Benwell and W. G. Lee (1997).</B>
  191. 	</DT>
  192. 	<DD>
  193. 		<I>Landscape structure and ecosystem conservation: An assessment using remote sensing</I>. Discussion paper 97/02, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9702sa.zip">electronic version</A>] 
  194. 	</DD>
  195. 	<DT>
  196. 		<B>Norris, B. E. and W. B. L. Wong (1997).</B>
  197. 	</DT>
  198. 	<DD>
  199. 		<I>Supporting task performance: Is text or video better?</I>. Discussion paper 97/03, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9703ww.zip">electronic version</A>] 
  200. 	</DD>
  201. 	<DT>
  202. 		<B>Wong, W. B. L., P. J. Sallis and D. P. O'Hare (1997).</B>
  203. 	</DT>
  204. 	<DD>
  205. 		<I>Eliciting information portrayal requirements: Experiences with the critical decision method</I>. Discussion paper 97/04, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9704ww.zip">electronic version</A>] 
  206. 	</DD>
  207. 	<DT>
  208. 		<B>Cockcroft, S. K. S. (1997).</B>
  209. 	</DT>
  210. 	<DD>
  211. 		<I>A taxonomy of spatial data integrity constraints</I>. Discussion paper 97/05, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9705so.zip">electronic version</A>] 
  212. 	</DD>
  213. 	<DT>
  214. 		<B>Diaz, A., S. J. S. Cranefield and M. K. Purvis (1997).</B>
  215. 	</DT>
  216. 	<DD>
  217. 		<I>Planning and matchmaking in a multi-agent system for software integration</I>. Discussion paper 97/06, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9706sc.zip">electronic version</A>] 
  218. 	</DD>
  219. 	<DT>
  220. 		<B>Stanger, N. J. and R. T. Pascoe (1997).</B>
  221. 	</DT>
  222. 	<DD>
  223. 		<I>Environments for viewpoint representations</I>. Discussion paper 97/07, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9707ns.zip">electronic version</A>] 
  224. 	</DD>
  225. 	<DT>
  226. 		<B>Stanger, N. J. and R. T. Pascoe (1997).</B>
  227. 	</DT>
  228. 	<DD>
  229. 		<I>Exploiting the advantages of object-oriented programming in the implementation of a database design environment</I>. Discussion paper 97/08, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9708ns.zip">electronic version</A>] 
  230. 	</DD>
  231. 	<DT>
  232. 		<B>Wolfe, H. B. (1997).</B>
  233. 	</DT>
  234. 	<DD>
  235. 		<I>Privacy enhancing technology</I>. Discussion paper 97/09, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  236. 	</DD>
  237. 	<DT>
  238. 		<B>Gray, A. R. and S. G. MacDonell (1997).</B>
  239. 	</DT>
  240. 	<DD>
  241. 		<I>Applications of fuzzy logic to software metric models for development effort estimation</I>. Discussion paper 97/10, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. [<A HREF="papers/dp9710sm.zip">electronic version</A>] 
  242. 	</DD>
  243. 	<DT>
  244. 		<B>Sallis, P. J. and D. A. Kassabova (1997).</B>
  245. 	</DT>
  246. 	<DD>
  247. 		<I>Usenet newsgroups' profile analysis utilising standard and non-standard statistical methods</I>. Discussion paper 97/11, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  248. 	</DD>
  249. 	<DT>
  250. 		<B>Wong, W. B. L. (1997).</B>
  251. 	</DT>
  252. 	<DD>
  253. 		<I>The ecological approach to interface design in intentional domains</I>. Discussion paper 97/12, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  254. 	</DD>
  255. 	<DT>
  256. 		<B>Sallis, P. J. and D. A. Kassabova (1997).</B>
  257. 	</DT>
  258. 	<DD>
  259. 		<I>Computer-mediated communication: Experiments with e-mail readability</I>. Discussion paper 97/13, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  260. 	</DD>
  261. 	<DT>
  262. 		<B>Gray, A. R., P. J. Sallis and S. G. MacDonell (1997).</B>
  263. 	</DT>
  264. 	<DD>
  265. 		<I>Software forensics: Extending authorship analysis techniques to computer programs</I>. Discussion paper 97/14, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  266. 	</DD>
  267. 	<DT>
  268. 		<B>Zhou, Q., M. K. Purvis and N. K. Kasabov (1997).</B>
  269. 	</DT>
  270. 	<DD>
  271. 		<I>A membership function selection method for fuzzy neural networks</I>. Discussion paper 97/15, Department of Information Science, University of Otago. 
  272. 	</DD>
  273. </DL>
  274. <H2><A NAME="1996">1996</A></H2> <H2><A NAME="1995">1995</A></H2> <H2><A NAME="1994">1994</A></H2> <H2><A NAME="1993">1993</A></H2> 
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