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And–or tree

Known as: And-or tree, And/or tree 
An and–or tree is a graphical representation of the reduction of problems (or goals) to conjunctions and disjunctions of subproblems (or subgoals).
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2018
2018
A framework for optimal design of complex products
2014
2014
Multi-QoS aware automatic service composition
Almost all current automatic service composition (ASC) algorithms consider only single nonfunctional requirements, namely quality… 
2012
2012
Learning contour-fragment-based shape model with And-Or tree representation
This paper proposes a simple yet effective method to learn the hierarchical object shape model consisting of local contour… 
2011
2011
Non-uniform compressive sensing
In this paper, we introduce non-uniform compressive sensing (NCS), a novel compressive sensing (CS) technique that enables non… 
2003
2003
On the BEAM Implementation
Logic Programming is based on the idea that computation is controlled inference. The Extended Andorra Model provides a very… 
2000
2000
EDTTDT: an expert design tool for temporal database transaction
2000
2000
PHYSIOGRAPHIC REGION INTERPRETATION: FORMALIZATION WITH RULE BASED STRUCTURES AND OBJECT HIERARCHIES
A conceptual scheme for the interpretation of physiographic regions, developed in an earlier effort, is formalized and programmed… 
1996
1996
An Application of Discourse Analysis to Speech Understanding
1991
1991
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1991
1991
Optimal Satisficing Tree Searches
We provide an algorithm that finds optimal search strategies for AND trees and OR trees. Our model includes three outcomes when a… 
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