Fifth generation computer systems : proceedings of the International Conference on Fifth Generation Computer Systems, Tokyo, Japan, October 19-22, 1981

The Japan Information Processing Development Centre (JIPDEC) established a committee for Study and Research on Fifth-Generation Computers. Beginning in 1979, this Committee set out on a two-year investigation into the most desirable types of computer systems for application in the 1990`s (fifth-generation computers) and how the development projects aimed at the realization of these systems should be carried forward. This book contains the papers presented at the International Conference on Fifth Generation Computer Systems. Included among these papers is a preliminary report on the find. Read more... Content: Front Matter , Page iii Copyright , Page iv ORGANIZING COMMITTEE , Page v CHALLENGE FOR KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEMS (Preliminary Report on Fifth Generation Computer Systems) , Pages 1,3-68,70-71,73-89 , T. Moto-oka WHAT IS REQUIRED OF THE 5th GENERATION COMPUTER -SOCIAL NEEDS AND ITS IMPACT , Pages 93-106 , Hajime KARATSU AIMING FOR KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEMS , Pages 107-120 , Kazuhiro FUCHI FIFTH GENERATION COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE , Pages 121-127 , Hideo AISO PROBLEM SOLVING AND INFERENCE MECHANISMS , Pages 131-138 , Koichi FURUKAWA, Reiji NAKAJIMA, Akinori YONEZAWA, Shigeki GOTO, Akio AOYAMA KNOWLEDGE BASE MECHANISMS , Pages 139-145 , Motoi SUWA, Koichi FURUKAWA, Akifumi MAKINOUCHI, Tetsuo MIZOGUCHI, Fumio MIZOGUCHI, Haruaki YAMASAKI INTELLIGENT MAN-MACHINE INTERFACE , Pages 147-157 , Hozumi TANAKA, Seibi CHIBA, Masatsugu KIDODE, Hideyuki TAMURA, Tsuguo KODERA LOGIC PROGRAMMING AND A DEDICATED HIGH-PERFORMANCE PERSONAL COMPUTER , Pages 159-164 , Toshio YOKOI, Shigeki GOTO, Hiromu HAYASHI, Susumu KUNIFUJI, Toshiaki KUROKAWA, Fumio MOTOYOSHI, Hideyuki NAKASHIMA, Katsumi NITTA, Taisuke SATO, Tomokatsu SHIRAISHI, Kenichi UEDA, Mamoru UMEMURA, Shinji UMEYAMA NEW ARCHITECTURES FOR INFERENCE MECHANISMS , Pages 167-178 , Shunichi UCHIDA, Hidehiko TANAKA, Mario TOKORO, Kinji TAKEI, Masakatsu SUGIMOTO, Hiroshi YASUHARA NEW ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE BASE MECHANISMS , Pages 179-188 , Makoto AMAMIYA, Katsuya HAKOZAKI, Toshio YOKOI, Akira FUSAOKA, Yuzuru TANAKA VLSI AND SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE - THE NEW DEVELOPMENT OF SYSTEM 5G , Pages 189-208 , Ken SAKAMURA, Akira SEKINO, Toshihiko KODAKA, Takao UEHARA, Hideo AISO THE PRELIMINARY RESEARCH OF DATA FLOW MACHINE AND DATA BASE MACHINE AS THE BASIC ARCHITECTURE OF FIFTH GENERATION COMPUTER SYSTEMS , Pages 209-219 , Hidehiko TANAKA, Makoto AMAMIYA, Yuzuru TANAKA, Yoshihiko KADOWAKI, Masahiro YAMAMOTO, Toshio SHIMADA, Yukio SOHMA, Makoto TAKIZAWA, Noriyoshi ITO, Akikazu TAKEUCHI, Masaru KITSUREGAWA, Atsuhiro GOTO INNOVATION AND SYMBOL MANIPULATION IN FIFTH GENERATION COMPUTER SYSTEMS , Pages 223-226 , Edward A. FEIGENBAUM LOGICAL PROGRAM SYNTHESIS , Pages 227-236 , Wolfgang BIBEL THE SCOPE OF SYMBOLIC COMPUTATION , Pages 237-242 , Gilles KAHN A COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURE FOR COMPUTER VISION , Pages 245-264 , Bruce H. McCORMICK, Ernest KENT, Charles R. DYER FIFTH GENERATION COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE ANALYSIS , Pages 265-275 , Philip TRELEAVEN ALGORITHMS, ARCHITECTURE, AND TECHNOLOGY , Pages 277-281 , Jonathan ALLEN MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS OF RESEARCH AND PLANNING COMMITTE OF FIFTH GENERATION COMPUTER SYSTEMS (1979–1981) , Pages 283-286 AUTHOR INDEX , Page 287 The Japan Information Processing Development Centre (JIPDEC) established a committee for Study and Research on Fifth-Generation Computers. Beginning in 1979, this Committee set out on a two-year investigation into the most desirable types of computer systems for application in the 1990`s (fifth-generation computers) and how the development projects aimed at the realization of these systems should be carried forward.

This book contains the papers presented at the International Conference on Fifth Generation Computer Systems. Included among these papers is a preliminary report on the findings of the Committee.

The Japan Information Processing Development Centre (JIPDEC) established a committee for Study and Research on Fifth-Generation Computers. Beginning in 1979, this Committee set out on a two-year investigation into the most desirable types of computer systems for application in the 1990's (fifth-generation computers) and how the development projects aimed at the realization of these systems should be carried forward. This book contains the papers presented at the International Conference on Fifth Generation Computer Systems. Included among these papers is a preliminary report on the findings of the Committee.