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Perspective transformations
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1969-02
102742683
Structural learning for robot control programs
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1971-02-12
102742696
Experiments in scene analysis
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1970-01
102742691
Searching probabilistic decision trees
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1969-02
102742695
The storage and use of generalized plans
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1971-07-21
102742693
A survey of pattern classification and scene analysis
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1971-01
102742700
Stereographic perception of 3-dimensional scenes
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1969-08
102742680
A generalized Hough transformation for detecting lines in pictures
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1970-07
102742690
A formal basis for the heuristic determination of minimum cost paths
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1967-06
102742637
Correction to "A formal basis for heuristic determination of minimum cost paths"
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1967 ca
102742694
Research and applications - artificial intelligence
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1971-12
102742699
A casuality representation for enriched robot task domains
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1971-12
102742698
Artificial intelligence - research and application
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1972-12
102742701
Use of the Hough transformation todetect lines and curves in pictures
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1970 ca
102742697
The construction of generalized plans as an approach toward learning
Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
Document, 1971-04-05
102742692