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    AuthorLingman, Danny Eric (1)Tu, Xiaodan (1)Wang, Jian (1)SubjectFuzzy sets (1)Graph theory (1)Interval analysis (Mathematics) (1)Perfect graphs (1)Robotics Computer simulation (1)... View MoreDate Issued
    1996 (3)
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    Real time three-dimensional robotics simulation 

    Lingman, Danny Eric (1996)
    This thesis is concerned with the design and implementation of a real-time robotics simulator with three-dimensional graphics. The simulator allows for internal or external control o f a number o f robotic manipulators ...
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    Interval-based uncertain reasoning 

    Wang, Jian (1996)
    This thesis examines three interval based uncertain reasoning approaches: reasoning under interval constraints, reasoning using necessity and possibility functions, and reasoning with rough set theory. In all these ...
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    On the perfect orderability of unions of two graphs 

    Tu, Xiaodan (1996)
    A graph G is perfectly orderable if it admits an order < on its vertices such that the sequential coloring algorithm delivers an optimum coloring on each induced subgraph (H, <) of (G, <). A graph is a threshold graph ...

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