Some Remarks on the Game "Dama" which can be played on a Digital Computer. - Nicholas V. Findler (Comput. J., 1960)

Computer Model of Gambling and Bluffing. - Nicholas V. Findler (IRE Trans. Electron. Comput., 1961)

Human decision making under uncertainty and risk: computer-based experiments and a heuristic simulation program. - Nicholas V. Findler (AFIPS Fall Joint Computing Conference (1), 1965)

An Information processing theory of human decision making under uncertainty and risk. - Nicholas V. Findler (Kybern., 1966)

On a Tool in Artificial Intelligence Research: An Associative Memory, Parallel Language, AMPPL-II. - Nicholas V. Findler; Wiley R. McKinzie (IJCAI, 1969)

Some New Approaches to Machine Learning. - Nicholas V. Findler (IEEE Trans. Syst. Sci. Cybern., 1969)

Ph.D. qualifying exam questions in artificial intelligence and symbol manipulation at the State University of New York at Buffalo. - Nicholas V. Findler (ACM SIGCSE Bull., 1970)

Studies on Decision Making Using the Game of Poker. - Nicholas V. Findler; Heinz Klein; William Gould; Alexander Kowal; John Menig (IFIP Congress (2), 1971)

On the problems of time, retrieval of temporal relations, causality, and co-existence. - Nicholas V. Findler; David Chen 005 (SIGART Newsl., 1971)

Buchbesprechungen. - Hans J. Stetter; Wolfgang Händler; P. Meissl; C. Pokorny; D. Schornböck; Nicholas V. Findler (Computing, 1972)

Short Note on a Heuristic Search Strategy in Long-Term Memory Networks. - Nicholas V. Findler (Inf. Process. Lett., 1972)

A computerized matchmaker that is capable of learning. - Nicholas V. Findler; E. Goit (Computing, 1973)

Buchbesprechungen. - H. Will; Nicholas V. Findler; M. Brockhaus; Werner Kuich; Alexander Weinmann (Computing, 1973)

On the problems of time retrieval of temporal relations causality, and coexistence. - Nicholas V. Findler; David Chen 005 (Int. J. Parallel Program., 1973)

Heuristic programmers and their gambling machines. - Nicholas V. Findler; Heinz Klein; R. Channing Johnson; Alexander Kowal; Zachary Levine; John Menig (ACM Annual Conference (1), 1974)

On an approach to the automatic evaluation of the subjects' verbal behavior in Roemer's inkblot tests. - Nicholas V. Findler; W. Rhomberg (Computing, 1976)

Studies in Machine Cognition Using the Game of Poker. - Nicholas V. Findler (Commun. ACM, 1977)

A computer consultant for poker using natural language communication. - John K. Cipolaro; Nicholas V. Findler (SIGART Newsl., 1977)

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in the Transfer of Technology Within Computer Science. - Nicholas V. Findler (Jerusalem Conference on Information Technology, 1978)

Multi-PIERRE - A learning robot system. - Nicholas V. Findler; Jerry N. Shaw (Comput. Graph., 1978)

A Family of Similarity Measures Between Two Strings. - Nicholas V. Findler; Jan van Leeuwen (IEEE Trans. Pattern Anal. Mach. Intell., 1979)

On the Complexity of Decision Trees, the Quasi-Optimizer, and the Power of Heuristic rules - Nicholas V. Findler; Jan van Leeuwen (Inf. Control., 1979)

Some humor in an A.I. qualifying exam. - Nicholas V. Findler (SIGART Newsl., 1981)

A note on computing the asymptotic form of a limited sequence of decision trees. - Nicholas V. Findler; Neal Mazur; Bede McCall (Inf. Sci., 1982)

A Module to Estimate Numerical Values of Hidden Variables for Expert Systems. - Nicholas V. Findler; John E. Brown; Ron Lo; Han Yong You (Int. J. Man Mach. Stud., 1983)

An artificial intelligence technique to generate self-optimizing experimental designs. - Nicholas V. Findler; Robert F. Cromp (SIGACT News, 1983)

A note on the functional estimation of values of hidden variables: an extended module for expert systems. - Nicholas V. Findler; Ron Lo (SIGACT News, 1983)

A conceptual framework and a heuristic program for the credit-assignment problem. - Nicholas V. Findler; Bede McCall (IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern., 1984)

A General-Purpose Man-Machine Environment with Special Reference to Air Traffic Control. - Nicholas V. Findler; Timothy W. Bickmore; Robert F. Cromp (Int. J. Man Mach. Stud., 1985)

An Examination of Distributed Planning in the World of Air Traffic Control. - Nicholas V. Findler; Ron Lo (J. Parallel Distributed Comput., 1986)

Dynamic Hierarchical Control for Distributed Problem Solving. - Nicholas V. Findler; Ji Gao (Data Knowl. Eng., 1987)

Distributed Planning and Control for Manufacturing Operations. - Qing Ge; Nicholas V. Findler (Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 1988)

The debt of artificial intelligence to John von Neumann. - Nicholas V. Findler (Artif. Intell. Rev., 1988)

Perceiving and planning before acting: An approach to enhance global network coherence. - Nicholas V. Findler; Qing Ge (Int. J. Intell. Syst., 1989)

Toward a Blackboard Framework for Opportunistic Planning and Dynamic Scheduling in a Modular Job Shop Scheduling System. - G. A. Reece; Nicholas V. Findler (IEA/AIE (Vol. 1), 1990)

An Overview of Some Recent and Current Research in the AI Lab at Arizona State University. - Nicholas V. Findler; Uttam K. Sengupta (AI Mag., 1991)

A Note on the comparison of five heuristic optimization techniques of a certain class of decision trees. - Nicholas V. Findler; Timothy W. Bickmore; Laurie H. Ihrig; Wai Wan Tsang (Inf. Sci., 1991)

An Automatic Knowledge Acquisition Tool. - Nicholas V. Findler (Advanced Topics in Artificial Intelligence, 1992)

Memory-Based Hypothesis Formation: Heuristic Learning of Commonsense Causal Relations from Text. - H. Cem Bozsahin; Nicholas V. Findler (Cogn. Sci., 1992)

SHRIF, A General-Purpose System for Heuristic Retreival of Information and Facts, Applied to Medical Knowledge Processing. - Nicholas V. Findler; Sarita Maini; Albert F. M. Yuen (Inf. Process. Manag., 1992)

Automatic rule discovery for field work in anthropology. - Nicholas V. Findler (Comput. Humanit., 1992)

Multi-agent collaboration in time-constrained domains. - Nicholas V. Findler; Uttam K. Sengupta (Artif. Intell. Eng., 1994)

Distributed goal-directed dynamic plan revision. - Nicholas V. Findler; Qing Ge (Int. J. Intell. Syst., 1994)

A semi-autonomous decentralized system for controlling street traffic signals. - Nicholas V. Findler; Sudeep Surender; Serban Catrava (ISADS, 1995)

Multiagent coordination and cooperation in a distributed dynamic environment with limited resources. - Nicholas V. Findler; Gregory D. Elder (Artif. Intell. Eng., 1995)

On the Concept of Causality and a Causal Modeling System for Scientific and Engineering Domains, CAMUS. - Nicholas V. Findler; Timothy W. Bickmore (Appl. Artif. Intell., 1996)

Some Techniques of Reducing the Dangers of Combinatiorial Explosion in Automatic Knowledge Acquisition. - Nicholas V. Findler (Fundam. Informaticae, 1997)

A Methodology for Modeling Coordination in Intelligent Agent Societies. - Raphael M. Malyankar; Nicholas V. Findler (Comput. Math. Organ. Theory, 1998)

A decision support system for rule discovery in social networks. - Nicholas V. Findler; Sudheer Dhulipalla (Soc. Networks, 1999)

An Empirical Approach to a Theory of Coordination. Part I: Design Principles and First Results. - Nicholas V. Findler; Raphael M. Malyankar (Comput. Math. Organ. Theory, 2000)

Toward an Automatically Generated Theory of Coordination - Empirical Explorations. - Eun Gyung Kim; Nicholas V. Findler (ECAI, 2002)

Models of and Experiments with E-Markets for Electric Utilities. - Vinutha Ram; Nicholas V. Findler; Raphael M. Malyankar (Int. J. Cooperative Inf. Syst., 2003)