99/01: S. Cranefield and M. K. Purvis. UML as an ontology modelling language. Abstract | Download (204 KB)

99/02: N. Kasabov. Evolving connectionist systems for on-line, knowledge-based learning: Principles and applications. Abstract | Download (944 KB)

99/03: N. Kasabov and M. Watts. Spatial-temporal adaptation in evolving fuzzy neural networks for on-line adaptive phoneme recognition. Abstract | Download (560 KB)

99/04: N. Kasabov and Q. Song. Dynamic evolving fuzzy neural networks with ‘m-out-of-n’ activation nodes for on-line adaptive systems. Abstract | Download (2 MB)

99/05: J. Kim and N. Kasabov. Hybrid neuro-fuzzy inference systems and their application for on-line adaptive learning of nonlinear dynamical systems. Abstract

99/06: M. K. Purvis and S. Cranefield and M. Nowostawski. A distributed architecture for environmental information systems. Abstract | Download (208 Kb)

99/07: N. Kasabov and R. Kilgour and S. Sinclair. From hybrid adjustable neuro-fuzzy systems to adaptive connectionist-based systems for phoneme and word recognition. Abstract

99/08: N. Kasabov and S. Israel and B. Woodford. Adaptive, evolving, hybrid connectionist systems for image pattern recognition. Abstract | Download (1.3 MB)

99/09: W. Abdulla and N. Kasabov. The concepts of hidden Markov model in speech recognition. Abstract | Download (556 KB)

99/10: D. Parry. Finding medical information on the Internet: Who should do it and what should they know. Abstract | Download (196 KB)

99/11: A. Gray and S. MacDonell. Software metrics data analysis—Exploring the relative performance of some commonly used modeling techniques. Abstract | Download (292 KB)

99/12: S. MacDonell and A. Gray and G. MacLennan and P. Sallis. Software forensics for discriminating between program authors using case-based reasoning, feed-forward neural networks and multiple discriminant analysis. Abstract | Download (148 KB)

99/13: S. MacDonell and A. Gray and J. Calvert. FULSOME: Fuzzy logic for software metric practitioners and researchers. Abstract | Download (236 KB)

99/14: B. Kitchenham and S. MacDonell and L. Pickard and M. Shepperd. Assessing prediction systems. Abstract | Download (304 KB)

99/15: S. MacDonell and T. Fletcher. Industry practices in project management for multimedia information systems. Abstract | Download (228 KB)

99/16: A. Gray and S. MacDonell and M. Shepperd. Factors systematically associated with errors in subjective estimates of software development effort: The stability of expert judgment. Abstract | Download (236 KB)

99/17: M. K. Purvis and S. Cranefield and G. Bush and D. Carter and B. McKinlay and M. Nowostawski and R. Ward. The NZDIS project: An agent-based distributed information systems architecture. Abstract | Download (212 KB)

99/18: S. Cranefield. HTN planning for information processing tasks. Abstract | Download (188 KB)

99/19: G. Kennedy. Automated scoring of practical tests in an introductory course in information technology. Abstract | Download (216 KB)

99/20: A. Gray and S. MacDonell. Fuzzy logic for software metric models throughout the development life-cycle. Abstract | Download (148 KB)

99/21: B. Norris and D. Rashid and W. Wong. Wayfinding/navigation within a QTVR virtual environment: Preliminary results. Abstract

99/22: P. Whigham and F. Recknagel. Predictive modelling of plankton dynamics in freshwater lakes using genetic programming. Abstract | Download (264 KB)

99/23: N. Stanger. Modifications to Smith’s method for deriving normalised relations from a functional dependency diagram. Abstract | Download (184 KB)

99/24: D. Parry and S. Cockcroft and A. Breton and D. Abernethy and J. Gillies. The development of an electronic distance learning course in health informatics. Abstract | Download (496 KB)

99/25: S. Cockcroft and D. Parry and A. Breton and D. Abernethy and J. Gillies. Infiltrating IT into primary care: A case study. Abstract | Download (92 KB)

99/26: D. Parry and W. K. Yeap and N. Pattison. Using rough sets to study expert behaviour in induction of labour. Abstract | Download (108 KB)

99/27: D. Parry and A. Breton and D. Abernethy and S. Cockcroft and J. Gillies. Using the Internet to teach health informatics. Abstract | Download (80 KB)